Today, we're talking about FAA glitches, housekeeping among U.S. reps, Russia's latest

moves in Ukraine and other top news for Friday, January 13th.

Stay in formal remaining focused on Christ with the pour over.

Here's the quote of the day.

The hardest thing in life is to forgive.

Hate is self-destructive.

If you hate somebody, you're not hurting the person you hate, you're hurting yourself.

Lewis Zamperini.

Let's start with some espresso shots.

Travelers met major turbulence at airports across the country again Wednesday.

Pilot share information about potential hazards, runway conditions or weather, through a federal

aviation administration program called Notices to Air Missions, or Notem.

When the system goes down, it's not good.

Lingering concerns from a Notem failure prompted the FAA to issue a 90-minute nationwide

ground stop Wednesday morning, grounding all U.S. flights for the first time since 9-11.

The halt allowed the FAA to reset the system and eliminate cyberattack concerns, canceling

or delaying 40% of all major airline flights in the meantime.

It's unclear if the FAA tried putting Notem in a bag of rice first.

Flights returned to Normal Thursday with authorities blaming the outage on Southwest, or we mean

a corrupted file that affected both the primary and backup systems.

Others are versed to consider when your flight is delayed again, and let the peace of

Christ to which you are also called in one body rule your hearts and be thankful.

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