Right now. All new at 530 we have an update on that outage that affected phone service across the country. AT&T and Verizon customers were impacted and some folks were unable to make calls. It's not the first major outage that we've seen this year. A B C's Lionel Moyes has the details this morning at and T says service is back up and running after an issue left millions of customers unable to make calls to other networks. The company is saying we collaborated with the other carrier to find a solution and appreciate our customers patience. During this period, customers in 24 states from Washington to Florida were affected. Self reported outages showed New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, Pittsburgh and Indianapolis among cities with the most reported issues. Verizon also monitoring the situation saying some customers primarily in the northeast and Midwest are experiencing issues when calling or texting with customers served by another carrier at and T insists calls to 911 were not impacted. But customers were quick to react on social media saying can't wait to get $5 back on my $300 bill referring to the $5 credit at and T gave customers after another outage back in February that time, 911 emergency services in several states were affected and customers lost service for hours at and T blamed that outage on a technical error while it was expanding its network. The company is also investigating a data breach from March where the personal data of some 70 million current and former customers was leaked on the dark web. As for this most recent outage AT&T says calls between its own customers were not affected no word overnight on the cause. The FCC is investigating both outages. Lionel Moyes ABC News, New York. The FCC opened an investigation into the first outage that we saw this year back in February. They haven't yet released their findings in that case.