developments at reagan national outside of d.c. what is the story behind these cance cancellations? reporter: it s a big operational mess for southwest airlines, erica. it s not like flipping on a switch to get it back to normal. this is more like the airline needs to unplug it and plug it back in again because it says these problems all started back on friday when there were weather and air traffic control issues. the federal aviation administration put out a statement saying there were no weather or agency issues on saturday and sunday when southwest experienced the lion s share of cancellations and delays. it canceled 800 flights on saturday, 1,100 nights on sunday, about a third of its overall schedule for the day. it s canceled about 350 flights today, about 1 in every 10 flights. there is a ripple effect southwest says it put planes and people in the wrong spots. some flight crews didn t even have hotels and that left tens of thousands of passengers in the lurch in th
southwest airlines cancelling thousands of flights, stranding tens of thousands of passengers. what caused this meltdown? and the spies next door. an fbi sting ensnaring two would-be spies. we ll tell you about a couple accused of trying to sell nuclear secrets in peanut butter sandwiches. we begin with encouraging developments on the pandemic as the u.s. appears to be turning a coroner the fight against coronavirus. the u.s. averaging about 93,000 new cases per day, the lowest daily average in more than two months. hospitalizations and deaths also down significantly. and there s promising news on the vaccine front as well. the u.s. now averaging a million doses administered a day. that s the first time the nation has hit that mark in weeks. and new this morning, merck asking the fda for emergency use authorization of its new antiviral pill, which the drugmaker says cuts hospitalizations and death by half in those with early symptoms. elizabeth cohen, a lot of signs for o
been able to verify. there have also been strikes on the russian side of the border in belgorod on sunday. the russian military claimed a ukrainian airstrike destroyed a section of a 10 storey apartment block. with the latest on the conflict, our defence correspondentjonathan beale reports from vovchansk in kharkiv under russian attack. the road to russia, just a few miles from the border. and proof that the russians are back in the kharkiv region again. the town of vovchansk was liberated in a surprise ukrainian offensive less than two years ago. now it s at risk of falling back into russian hands. alexi, a local policeman, is once again telling the population to leave. he says it s better than dying. the shelling is constant and chaotic. and it s all over the town. we quickly move on at the sound of a russian drone. this is all that s left of sergei s home. the familiar russian tactic of reducing towns to rubble. but sergei says he can t leave. he needs to look after his
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