Tonight, two major aviation stories breaking as we come on the air.

The announcement today that 10% of flights will be cut at large airports across the country due to the shutdown and the death toll rising in that UPS plane crash in Kentucky.

The drastic action by the FAA set to cut flights by 10% at major airports due to the shutdown and staffing.

What it means if you have a flight booked? Plus, disturbing new dash cam video of the moment

of impact for that UPS plane, the massive explosion that killed at least 11, including a child.

Its path of destruction a half mile long,

and the images investigators are now pouring over, the plane on fire during takeoff, and what appears to be a burnt out engine left behind. The new terror arrest, the suspects captured,

accused of trying to join ISIS, one of them, the son of an American poet, and the Halloween weekend plot they're connected to.

Democratic sweep, President Trump blaming the shutdown for the string of Republican losses last night, as our reporter presses, presses Zoran Mamdani on how he'll make his agenda a reality. The vicious

typhoon tearing through the Philippines, dozens killed homes washed away, residents stranded

on rooftops. The shocking video Mexico's female president groped while out in public, she's

pressing charges tonight. The urgent search for a

missing nine-year-old girl spotted in surveillance images wearing a wig and a disguise with her mother.

Why did her mom switch out license plates on their car? And new details on how Tom Brady cloned his

late dog.

One of the scientists that helped do it told me about how much it costs if you wanted to replicate your pet. Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

And good evening. We begin tonight with the major announcement from the FAA, which

will have widespread impacts on air travel across the country in the days and weeks ahead.

Late today, the agency announcing they're going to cut 10% of flights at 40 of the biggest

airports nationwide. They say staffing shortages at air

traffic control centers are so dire, and the ones who are working are so stretched, the cuts

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