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From CBS News headquarters in New York, this is the CBS Evening News.

Good evening. I'm John Dickerson. I'm Maurice Dubois.

The U.S. government shutdown. Now in day 36 is the longest ever, and it is forcing drastic action.

Today, the FAA announced an unprecedented reduction in air traffic, meaning the cancellation

of thousands of flights nationwide beginning Friday.

Officials say the move is in response to staffing shortages among air traffic controllers who have been required to work without pay during the shutdown.

Many have been calling out. Senior transportation correspondent Chris Van Cleave leads us off tonight from the airport in Phoenix. Chris.

And staffing issues here in Phoenix are right now causing delays around three hours.

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