it s friday, july 19, right now on cnn this morning i m not supposed to be here tonight. not supposed to be here less than a week after an attempt on his life, donald trump back on center stage, his message unity that quickly veered into his divisive old ways plus the walls closing in on president biden, top senior aides now believe he might abandon his campaign and in not too much time, plus breaking news right now, mass outages worldwide, airlines, stock exchanges, and banks all being impacted. what could be behind it? all right it s 4:00 a.m. here in milwaukee, wisconsin, 5:00 a.m. on the east coast where we have a live look at hartsfield, jackson international airport in atlanta georgia, flights around the world are grounded this morning. major carriers including delta united and american airlines, all impacted facing a total ground stop. its due to a worldwide it outage. we are monitoring this situation. we had expected an update around this time this morning. we re
this a worldwide it outage has caused dozens of flights around the globe to be grounded this morning, major airlines, including delta, united and spirit sure, it all impacted at this hour. if you are planning on traveling today, you might want to check on it before you get out the door. good morning, everybody. i m kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you with us. we have just learned that american airlines, which had been grounded saying that they ve been able to resolve their technical issues. they put out this statement just minutes you go saying, quote, we ve been able to safely re-establish our operation. we apologize to our customers for the inconvenience this issue is not just impacting airlines, also banks and stock exchanges in europe and asia. cnn s marc stewart, following all of these details for us from beijing, marc, what is the link? it is my understand we re learning more about what may have caused this okc since we last talked about 40 minutes ago, we are gettin
trump doesn t ever want you to read or crack open or really even know about. authoritarian vision and plans on paper, it s the heritage foundation s project 2025 and it is now bursting into public view in spite of or because of trump s repeated denials. even in spaces where project 2025 is not explicitly mentioned or quoted, the vision it outlines is every maga true believeer. semafor is reporting this, quote, trump comes back in january. i ll be on his heels coming back, and i will run the biggest deportation force this country has ever seen. that was former i.c.e. director at a panel on immigration policy. quote, they ain t seen bleep yet. wait until 2025. trump s allies are not even trying to hide the radical plans for the country should donald trump prevail in november and serve another term. as for donald trump himself, he s claiming he knows nothing about it saying in a post on truth social, quote, i have not seen it, i have no idea who is in charge of it, end quote. th
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north korea firing a pair of ballistic missiles just days after launching a newly developed long-range cruise missile. california s governor appears to have won the biggest fight of his political career. with cnn projecting he has defeated a recall vote by a huge margin. the recall effort was led by republicans opposed to his handling of the coronavirus, homelessness and the economy. the first question on the ballot, should governor newsom be recalled? about 2/3 of voters said no. a landslide victory. exit polls show about a third of voters said the covid pandemic was the most important issue. newsom pushed tough lockdowns, made masks and vaccines mandated. it was a sharp contrast to his main republican challenger, larry elder, who opposed pandemic restrictions. a few hours ago a very relieved gavin newsom thanked his supporters. no, it s not the only thing that was expressed tonight. i want to focus on what we said yes to as a state. we said yes to science. we said yes t