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Sep 25, 2026
VickiHOST
OK, next is Robin Hood from 1973.
VickiHOST
And this is also directed by Wolfgang Reitherman and the voices of Brian Bedford, Terry Thomas and Monica Evans.
VickiHOST
Robin Hood.
VickiHOST
It was cute.
JTHOST
Nothing's working right now.
JTHOST
Oh, that's fantastic, right? The FAA administrator there, Brian Bedford, said, oh, yeah, it was at least a 13-hour job.
Brian BedfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That fiber break is probably 13 hours to repair.
Brian BedfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's massive, I'm told.
Kate DelaneyHOST
So on Monday afternoon, LaGuardia Airport resumed finally delayed operations.
Kate DelaneyHOST
And Brian Bedford is the guy who leads the Federal Aviation Administration said that JFK was coming back up and running too, but he cautioned that flights to and from Newark and Philadelphia would be grounded indefinitely.
Kate DelaneyHOST
because they're trying to replace the radio communications module that failed, and it was unsuccessful, so a further delay there.
Kate DelaneyHOST
And then also Teterboro, which is a big hub for private jets, was also in a ground stop.
Amna NawazHOST
Flights at JFK, Newark, and LaGuardia were able to resume after several hours.
Amna NawazHOST
FAA administrator, Brian Bedford, told reporters that a circuit failed at the Philadelphia facility that controls some air traffic in the region, and a backup cable had been accidentally cut at a construction site
Brian BedfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
... fiber break is, all data, all data coming through that circuit was lost, so all the services associated with it.
Brian BedfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Again, normally it would roll over to the backup, but the backup fiber was unoperational.
Gary SterkoffHOST
Story from Politico, the Federal Aviation Administration on Monday rolled out its artificial intelligence-powered tool to manage flights for the three major Washington-area airports, bringing the technology live to air traffic control operations in the U.S. For months, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has touted the tool as a solution for the FAA's air traffic control woes.
Gary SterkoffHOST
FAA Administrator Brian Bedford told reporters Monday that the Strategic Management of Airspace Routing Trajectories System, or SMART, would give controllers much better decision-making capabilities.
Gary SterkoffHOST
That was from Politico.
Gary SterkoffHOST
Here's the Transportation Secretary, Sean Duffy, at DOT headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Kerry DunstHOST
Ground stops have been issued for JFK International, LaGuardia, Philadelphia International, Newark, and Teterboro.
Kerry DunstHOST
FAA Administrator Brian Bedford said that a construction crew had accidentally cut a backup fiber line in New Jersey.
Kerry DunstHOST
According to flight tracking site Flight Aware, more than 200 flights at Newark had been delayed while more than 400 were delayed at Philadelphia International.
Kerry DunstHOST
JFK is seeing over 180 delays with over 230 delays at LaGuardia.
Julie GamblingGUEST
Coward Revival, and then Private Lives gets put on a lot.
Julie GamblingGUEST
I mean, some of the productions that come out of standouts, in 69 on Broadway, you had Tammy Grimes and Brian Bedford.
Julie GamblingGUEST
That was kind of a big production.
Julie GamblingGUEST
And 72, Maggie Smith and Robert Stevens starring together, married couple, and Toby Stevens is their son.
Nicole KillianHOST
A pair of Democratic senators is accusing the head of the Federal Aviation Administration of holding pay raises for air traffic controllers hostage.
Nicole KillianHOST
In a letter exclusively obtained by CBS News, Illinois Senators Tammy Duckworth and Dick Durbin say F. FAA Administrator Brian Bedford is failing to deliver the remaining 2.8% raise that President Trump signed into law earlier this year.
Nicole KillianHOST
So far, air traffic controllers have only received a 1% raise, but Bedford says the workforce needs to, quote, unlock more productivity.
Nicole KillianHOST
CBS News Senior Transportation Correspondent Chris Van Cleave has more on this.
Chris SununuGUEST
And then you add on this very antiquated system.
Chris SununuGUEST
So the new administration comes in and one of the first things they do, Secretary Duffy, who runs the Department of Transportation, Brian Bedford, who runs the FAA.
Chris SununuGUEST
They work with the president.
Chris SununuGUEST
They say enough is enough.