NBC Nightly News Full Episode - Nov. 5

Aviation Industry Impact - FAA to cut 10% of flights at 40 major US airports due to staffing shortages related to the government shutdown [1][5][7] - The flight cuts are expected to impact thousands of flights a day and will begin Friday morning [7] - UPS suspended package delivery operations at its Louisville hub, potentially delaying shipments including medications and online shopping, after a cargo plane crash [15] - UPS's Louisville hub typically handles 2 million packages per day [15] Political and Economic Implications - President Trump blamed the government shutdown for Republican losses in recent elections [3][22] - The Supreme Court is questioning President Trump's tariffs, which could cost the average consumer approximately $1,200 by the end of the year [17] - If the tariffs are struck down, the Treasury Department estimates a potential reimbursement effort of up to $1 trillion [19] Security and Crime - The FBI and NYPD arrested two men in New Jersey and charged three more in Detroit in connection with an ISIS-inspired Halloween plot [28][29] - Law enforcement is concerned about ISIS's continued support among lone-wolf attackers and potential direct communication with followers [29] - Mexico's president is pressing charges against a man who groped her in public, highlighting the issue of sexual harassment [35][37] International Affairs - A typhoon in the Philippines caused dozens of deaths and widespread destruction [3][46] - Chinese astronauts are stranded in space due to suspected space debris hitting their return capsule [47] - The report includes a rare look inside Gaza, showing the scale of destruction since the ceasefire, with both sides accusing each other of violating the peace deal [30][32][33] Other News - New York City elected a Democratic socialist, Ziran Mamani, as mayor [22][23] - The search continues for a missing 9-year-old girl, with investigators focusing on surveillance images showing her in disguise [39][40] - NFL star Tom Brady cloned his dog, costing tens of thousands of dollars [47][48]