making news right at the top and a lot of Americans are feeling it right now. If you've had some trouble using your cell phone this morning, it's not just you, you're not alone. Yeah, major carriers have been experiencing widespread outages all across the country. Though AT&T is the most affected overnight users are on social media. And they're saying their cell service was down. They were unable to make or receive calls. Many are saying, though, texts appear to be working just fine. We're going to try to sort all this out with NBC's Brian Chung. Hey, Brian, good morning. Good morning, some pretty alarming issues here. Like nationwide when it comes to the cell phone outages. So it's happening at three major carriers. It's happening at Verizon, AT&T, and also T-Mobile. AT&T appears to be the most affected with about 30,000 outages that went down and then spiked back up alarmingly. We've also seen issues around a thousand number at Verizon and T-Mobile. And what seems like a good sign, AT&T outages, they did dip. But again, we're going to see whether or not after they've spiked again, can they really resolve those issues. Now, some of the most affected areas so far, they include San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta. So it's happening in many pockets across the country. And there have been alarming reports from the San Francisco Fire Department that they can't get 911 calls. So this is really impacting some emergency services. We don't know what the reason is for the outage. The San Francisco Fire Department is saying, in some cases, you should try to use a landline and we reach out to all of the companies for comment. We have not heard back since. I mean, what's interesting is that it's more than one carrier. So I mean, there's a range of possibilities, I suppose, and we just don't know yet what happened here. Right, like, is it something that could be hacking related? Is it something that could be weather related, satellite related? We don't know at the moment we're trying to get more information if we have not heard back yet. But it's affecting.