This week on the channel +114M views this week

Ninety-one uploads take MS NOW from Washington to grounded airports

Nicolle Wallace's ground-stop coverage reached nearly five million views, while Alaska's Senate count brought another election update.

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BREAKING: Nationwide ground stop issued in U.S. for ALL AIRCRAFT in 'EXTRAORDINARILY UNUSUAL' move

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0:00Wallace announces the nationwide ground stop, with the FAA citing extraordinary circumstances and safety.
0:32Haueter notes widespread airport ground stops and limited official information beyond an equipment outage.
2:13Garcia calls for immediate transparency about the nationwide stoppage.
7:13Wallace reads the FAA statement identifying communications issues at multiple air route traffic control centers.
9:44Wallace reports that the ground-stop timeline has been extended until 5 p.m. Eastern.

MS NOW gave its viewers a crowded week of congressional votes, election counts and breaking aviation coverage. Across 91 uploads, the largest new audience came for Nicolle Wallace's live response to the nationwide ground stop, now approaching five million views.

The Deadline: White House segment captures the uncertainty of the first announcements. Former NTSB investigator Tom Haueter joins by phone, while Representative Robert Garcia presses for transparency. Wallace later reads the FAA's statement identifying communications issues affecting multiple air route traffic control centers. Questions about hacking arise in the discussion, but the segment does not establish a cause. It is an early account of the disruption, rather than a settled explanation.

Washington supplied much of the rest of the week's viewing. Alicia Menendez hosted analysis of the sentinel's reprimand of Pete Hegseth's group at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. A separate upload carried the House's first vote on an impeachment effort against the defense secretary. Both drew substantial audiences, though neither matched the aviation bulletin.

The channel added roughly 114 million views over the week, with its subscriber count unchanged. Its daily viewing is a little below its usual level. Among nearby broadcasters, USA TODAY is seeing more than twice its normal daily viewing, while NBC News and Sky News are running below theirs.

For MS NOW, the busiest video right now has shifted back to election arithmetic: The Weekend's Alaska Senate update, discussing Mary Peltola's growing advantage over Dan Sullivan. The channel labels the contest likely Democratic in that segment, a characterization of the count at that point, not a declared result.

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