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chicago, over400 just looking at the departures board for chicago, over 400 flights cancelled at 0'hare airport you just can't get a connecting flight anywhere. a special call—out for the poor people on qantas flight one, from sydney to london, they are currently in baku in azerbaijan, beside the caspian sea, they had a technical division, looks like they might not get to london until christmas day at the earliest. _,, , london until christmas day at the earliest. , , . ., earliest. gosh, very difficult for all of them. — earliest. gosh, very difficult for all of them, thank _ earliest. gosh, very difficult for all of them, thank you. - earliest. gosh, very difficult for all of them, thank you. much i earliest. gosh, very difficult for i all of them, thank you. much more online, i am on twitter. goodbye for now. continuing to follow our band of cloud and rain across northern england, northern ireland and into the cold air in bringing in some quite steady and heavy rain this evening weather moves into the cold air, not only will we see rain, we will also see sleet and snow falling, mainly over t

fox mike tobin is that o hare international airport in chicago with the latest developments. nature chose one of the busiest times of the year to uncork winter's fury, leaving many travelers with nowhere to rest with the floor of the terminals, even where the weather had not turned bad. some people got the news. their flight was canceled because the weather was bad at the destination. they changed the gate, then the counselor flight, so i got to go back down here. green book are either refund. i'm not optimistic if they already had canceled flight for later in the day, so it's not looking good in the twin cities seem to get the storm first, while security lines pushed across the terminal at minneapolis, st paul, the ripple of delays and cancelations caused lines to wrap around the corner at laguardia flights are airline. atlanta's hartsfield jackson also saw crowds pile up while the snow accumulated elsewhere. but with the prediction of wind gusts, reaching 50 mph in places like chicago, driving the windshield, the negative 30 and drastically reducing visibility storm has the

airports say they'll do everything they can to stay open at chicago's o hare and midway, officials broughtditional crews and equipment to keep runways clear. we have 500 staff members who are ready to work, 24 7 and 350 pieces of snow removing equipment. the airlines are prepared to the ice their aircraft. and conditions won't be any better for people on the road, according to triple a of the 113 million americans traveling this holiday season, more than 90% were expected to drive. forecasters warn freezing rain and snow could lead to dangerous road conditions. we always have a lot of people coming here with dead batteries today after just because there's fluctuations in temperature when they're more extreme. we'll just kill batteries, most major airlines are offering to waive fees for passengers wanting to change their flights in atlanta . jonathan serrie fox news ktvu . fox two news at five starts now. we had a couple of gallons of water, thankfully. but we realized this morning we were going to be out, so i'm out looking for resources. now at five. the search for resources is on as smal

airports say they'll do everything they can to stay open at chicago's o hare and midway, officials brought in additional crews and equipment to keep runways clear. we have 500 staff members who are ready to work, 24 7 and 350 pieces of snow removing equipment. the airlines are prepared to the ice their aircraft. and conditions won't be any better for people on the road, according to triple a of the 113 million americans traveling this holiday season, more than 90% were expected to drive. forecasters warn freezing rain and snow could lead to dangerous road conditions. we always have a lot of people coming here with dead batteries today after just because there's fluctuations in temperature when they're more extreme. we'll just kill batteries, most major airlines are offering to waive fees for passengers looking to change their flights in atlanta . johnson siri ktvu, fox two news the city vocal and announced it is bringing back a mask mandate. now it only applies to city owned buildings . but anyone aged six or older entering a city owned building will be required to wear a mask kn 95 n95 ma

arriving passengers at seven airports around the united states, and this gives us actually some surveillance on the pattern of virus entering the united states. so, we hareely, the u.s. plan to test passengers two days before they depart china just won't work. if you're going to limit transmission, what we've learned is that you really have to test passengers with rapid tests, basically as they are getting onboard the airplane. if you are testing them two days before departure, you're missing many, many people who are infected. so, i think this is mostly performative, and i think it is also probably intended to try to pressure the chinese to be more cooperative and release more of their surveillance data. and if it succeeds in doing that, perhaps it's beneficial, but i do have concerns that it's just going to increase, you know, the level of anxiety about asian travelers around the world. >> yeah, you know, with the 30 seconds we have left, one of the big questions i've had, u.s. officials have made clear repeatedly they have offered the chinese government access to mrna vaccines, they have made clear they are willing to help on that front, they have bee

airports are slow going. a winter storm warning is in effect throughout the region, according to flight aware cancelations at o hare and midway. have already totaled more than 600 today. one passenger, hoping to return home on christmas arrived at o'hare 72 hours before her flight, which is scheduled to depart tomorrow. here's proof of the freezing cold in montana. slow motion video shows boiling hot water condensing when it was thrown into the air at the bonn zola montana airport, when chills have dropped as low as minus 40 degrees, this dangerous called could cause frostbite in less than 10 minutes. pg and e customers can expect their energy bills to be higher next year due to soaring natural gas prices, according to the bay area news group. pg and e sketched out the background for an increase in filing with the state legislators. regulators pardon me. the new monthly average bill is expected to be about $241 right now, the average bill for gas and electricity is just over $233. that's 3% jump. the increases slightly to go into effect with next month's billing cycle. after posting a $250 million bond sandbank bee