american airlines, delta united, and southwest airlines all say the new technology might affect flight instruments and random, many aircraft unusable. that could lead to the grounding of tens of thousands of flights telecoms. firms say they've created buffer zones around airports, but carriers won't that, that won't be enough. well, let's discuss this more with aviation generalist, andrea spit. thanks for joining us. i just explained, as this sounds pretty dramatic. how seriously are the airlines concerns being taken? yes, it was a bit surprised to this morning to learn this letter that the heads of the ms. 10 major airlines sent to the ministration last night. apparently you're in time and this time we've had catastrophic tens of thousands of americans might be stranded overseas. the domestic s system might be, might have been trying to disarray from this development. so this is actually quite dramatic. the question is, how serious is this actually going to have about tomorrow assessment one day away from us that this is looming as the i'm say. interestingly, this has been around as a

american, delta, united and southwest urging u.s.ls to keep new stronger 5g signals at least two miles away from u.s. airports saying in the letter immediate intervention is needed to avoid significant operational disruption. to be blunt, the nation's commerce will grind to a halt. one union saying its pilots are prepared to ground their planes if the f.a.a. doesn't act. >> trevor: how will they know to ground their planes if there's 5g? just me? look, i'm national monument saying the airlines are making this up. i'm not saying that. but we all remember how they said the same thing about regular cell phones for 20 years, right? yeah? remember how terrified they had us, everyone airplane mode or this plane could crash. one time i forgot to turn off my phone and the plane hit turbulence and i looked at my phone and i said, this is me! i'm sorry, everybody. so i don't think the airlines are going to win this fight and honestly if it's true this time, if you tell people that they can download a movie in a few seconds, but there's a sligh

but a good news here, american, delta, unite and southwest have issued travel waivers letting customersacted by the storm rebook free of charge. >> reporter: i'm diane gal sager in charlotte, where conditions are icy still but melting and that could be a problem leading into tomorrow. officials are concerned about a refreeze already dealing with still around 30,000 power outages on this monday. that is down from around 90,000 across the state of north carolina on sunday as freezing rain and sleet just sort of rained down on almost the entire state. the western part of north carolina getting dumped on with about a foot of snow. but it is in cities like charlotte and raleigh that they were dealing with transportation issues because of the icy conditions, more than 400 calls for traffic collisions and many roads shut down after big accidents. they say that much of that is clearing up today, but again the concern is the refreeze of this melting ice. >> thank you all. let's go to tom sadir with us. we've seen what the storm has done. where is it headed? >> well, it is still churning, believe

delta, united and southwest said they need federal clearance to keep major airports operating, or air travel could be sharply reduced. there are concerns that 5g signals could interfere with airliner instruments used in bad a major winter storm has dumped more than a foot of snow on parts of the u.s. northeast, knocked out power for thousands, and canceled flights. plows were out in force overnight in ohio. parts of the state reported more than two feet of snow. residents in rochester, new york, today had to dig their way out. the storm had migrated north after blanketing parts of the southeast, causing two deaths. in the vaik of an enormous undersea volcano on saturday, communication remains largely cut off with the south island. >> a blast so massive it it it was seen from space, satellite imagery caught the explosion and a ball of ash bill o owing above and beyond the tongan island. before the blast thick plume shoot up 12 miles above sea level. the tsunami arrived quickly, communications are completely down and the death toll unknown, one won firmed dead. her brother spoke in the

move across the ukraine border, that would be viewed as a renewed invasion and the response would be united, severe, and southwest swift from the u.s. and its allies because the president said there remained some divisions among america's nato allies there. this morning savannah guthrie with vice president kamala harris on that as well. here's part of that exchange. >> the president also openly talked about division within nato countries and nato allies about what to do in the event of a russian incursion. how damaging is that when the message that's being preached overseas at this moment by our secretary of state and others is that nato stands united? >> i will tell you and i think your audience knows, joe biden has been working as the former head of a foreign relations and as the former vice president and a senator in a world of leadership on foreign policy for years. i have witnessed him continuously engaged in direct and honest conversations with our partners and allies, and this is no exception. >> reporter: obviously very different when joe biden spoke as the head of the senate foreign relations committee t

. >> reporter: executives from american, delta, united and southwest urging officials to keep new, strongersignals at least two miles away from u.s. airports saying in a letter, immediate intervention is needed to avoid significant operational disruption. to be blunt, the nation's commerce will grind to a halt. the ceos adding that certain larger planes can't be used and could potentially strand tens of thousands of americans overseas. one union saying its pilots are prepared to ground their planes if the faa doesn't act. >> we're not going to fly the airplane unless it's safe. we're going to yell from the rooftops that we need to stop this. take pause. we can get this done. >> reporter: other countries have successfully launched similar 5g signals but the faa says the 5g in america will be twice as powerful. the faa saying overnight it continues to work with the aviation industry and wireless companies to try to limit 5g-related flight delays and cancellations. meanwhile, at&t and verizon have not commented on this latest warning but they've said in the past this technology is safe with pl

happen beginning wednesday when wireless carriers at&t and verizon are set to deploy new 5g service, ceo of american airlines, delta, united, southwest and others wrote to the white house and aviation regulators, unless major are cleared to find the vast majority of traveling and shipping we will be grounded. let's get right to the floor show scott shellady and john, i want to start with the first john, how is a 5g battle going up. we just have scott right now, this is to you, how is the 5g battle going to pan out for the stocks involved? >> i thought long and hard about this, it'll solve itself at some point in time, it will not be forever, the stock market and the bond market have much bigger things to worry about that there's human safety involved in i think that's what we should worry about. but i also have to say from a practicality point of view, i cannot believe that we let it go this far without having some definitive answer. charles just got done talking about the metaverse and human api and controlling things with your brain, it seems like the technology leapfrogged an hour so talking about whether or not 5g is going to get

place across the country, the theos from alaska airlines, american delta, fedex jet blue, southwest united and others wrote that immediate action to address 5. g. interference with the national aviation system was needed. their letter reads, in part, we're riding with urgency to request that 5 g be implemented everywhere in the country except within the approximate 2 miles of airport runways. that affected airports as defined by the f k on january 19th, 2022. now in response, a tv and verizon on tuesday, and i'll say will delay deployment of 5 g service towers around certain airport. so joining us now to discuss all the latest investigative journalists, been swan, and captain dennis teacher communications committee, chairman of the allied pilots association ban. let's start with you here. and i know we talked about this issue about 2 weeks ago when the initial 5 do roll out was plan but delayed. so why are the c o saying that wednesdays deployment of 5 g technology would be so detrimental? yeah, i think what we're really seeing here guys, especially in the rhetoric, has gone back and forth of

it said it is open and anticipates resuming full operations by this afternoon. the good news here, american airlines, united, southwest and delta have all issued travel waivers. folks impacted by the storm can rebook free of charge. john. >> this has been one of the most trying stretches i can remember, pete, from before christmas until now. it's just thing after thing after thing. thanks for being with us. appreciate it. >> wonder how charlotte fares against washington, d.c.? jennifer gray has the forecast. this storm heading up towards the northeast. i know it is freezing rain here in new york city. what can people across the country expect? >> reporter: well, guys, it is going to be a cold rain. the heavier snowfall in interior new england and appalachians. the winter weather advisories extending up to new england. you can see what's happening now. cold rain through philadelphia, new york city, boston even. and the i-9 5 corridor, that's where we expect it to remain. you can see the rain ending from philadelphia for the time being, a little bit of a break. and then we will see more. off and on rain showers. very co

most of the bay area are southwest and united as well as alaska. so check special flying for days. i'm checking out my flights going out. my flights come back. have they been affected in may be renting a car to get back to work on time on tuesday. martin luther king day on monday, winter storm and covid is contain the crews. winter storms are hitting big airport. so it makes a little bit of sense with that said, james, we're going to get better and better as the year goes on on the kron looks to pbe incredibly infectious, but less deadly, which could mean the people who refuse to get shots basically going to get infection. and the people have gotten shots won't get the disease as much. but that's what the airlines are hoping for. is that omicron basically vaccinate everyone one way or the okay. and then our last story kind of made me chuckle just from the headline alone. >>google says apple's i message dominates because of bullying. google complaining about being bullied with the smartphones that's that's funny. >>well said, actually stems from a wall street journal article about 3

flights now for 15 days in a row, the airlines who are getting hit most of the bay area are southwest and united as well as alaska. so check special flying for days. i'm checking out my flights going out. my flights come back. have they been affected in may be renting a car to get back to work on time on tuesday. martin luther king day on monday, wintestorm and covid. it's going to the cruise. winter storms are hitting big airport. so it makes a little bit of sense with that said, james, we're going to get better and better as the year goes on. omicron looks to be incredibly infectious but less deadly, which could mean the people who refuse to get shots are basically going to get infection and the people have gotten shots won't get the disease as much. but that's what the airlines are hoping for. is that omicron basically vaccinate everyone one way or the other >> okay. and then our last story kind of made me chuckle just from the headline alone. google says apple's i message dominates because of bullying. google complaining about being bullied the smartphones. that's that's funny. >> well said,

and covid related staffing issues. flight aware reporting 4700 cancellations worldwide as of moments ago, that is just for today. yet airline stocks, they took off. united airlines, alaska, delta, jet blue and southwestday. why do you think, tim? >> i think it is a function of being able to see the other side and with the case of a lot of the airlines, they gave some guidance in december, mid-december, some of which wasn't great southwest did a favorite to the other carriers by dropping a cost bombshell on the market and they suffered. and since that point sarl stocks are up 10% delta is up almost 20% and they had an investor day where they pointed out '22 is a difficult cost, chasm, they'll go up 10% to 12% the average seat miles is going to shrink by 10% so on some level it is a blend that at least we know where they're going to be and with airlines it is always about how efficiently can they run look, for delta on in terms of the stock, a break of 42 and i think you've broken the down trend in the middle part of the year they're the premium play if you want to own one airline, i do own them and i think they continue to take that premium market so, yeah it is not been an easy trade, but by '24, if

and working with mexico and how we look at the board a ship border issue and the southwest border, and things come into one united states portrait. they also look at it as their northern border, and so they look at it from a different perspective. and understand those two different perspective, i think, helps us work closer together. i see a lot of opportunity. you know, we can talk a lot about all the challenges but i think, you know, in terms of the headlines, you're exactly right, david. this aor doesn't get the headlines. and when you're talking about the things that have happened in africa, some of those things that have happened in africa, with our adversaries, are not happening in the southcom region. and that doesn't get any headlines. and so, you know, i'd like to always use a football analogy. you've got to be in the field with a jersey on, your number on, and you've got to be there looking them in the eye. because they want to partner with us. they want to partner, and they want to be teammates with us all the time. they prefer that, we don't have to -- we are not pulling them kicking and screaming to

on how we look at the border issue and the southwest border and things coming to our united states border, they all feel like that's their northern border and they look at it from a different perspective and understanding those two different perspectives i think helps us work closer together. i see a lot of opportunity. and we can talk a lot about all the challenges. but i think in terms of the headlines, you're exactly right, david. this a.o.r. doesn't get the headlines. and when you're talking about the things that have happened in africa those things that happened in africa our adversaries are now happening in the south com region and that doesn't get any headlines. and so i would like to say i use the football analogy. you got to be on the field with their jersey on and number on and you got to be there looking them in the eye because they want to partner with us. they want to part flyer and they want to be teammates with us all the time. they prior -- want to do it and want to do more. and we have to capitalize on that. david: general reston, before i move on i want to take you up on

how we look at the border issue and the southwest border and things coming to our united states border. they also look at it as a northern border. they look at it from a different perspective. understanding those two different perspectives i think helps us work closer together. i see a lot of opportunity with all the challenges. this aor doesn't get the headlines when you're talking about the things that have happened in africa, some of those things it happened in africa with our series are in the south harm region. that doesn't get any headlines. and so, i would like to say that i always use the football analogy. you have got to be on the field with your jersey on, your number on. we have got to be there looking them in the eye because they want to partner with us. they want to partner and they want to be teammates with us all the time. we don't have to -- we are not pulling them kicking and screaming to compartment with us and do exercises. they are there, they want to do it. they want to do more, we just have to capitalize on that. >> general, before i move on, i just want to take y

with delta out before the opening bell american and united, as you can see, follow next week after american's preannouncement yesterday and southwest is set to report the week after that. investors are keeping an eye on guidance as well as how the recent slate of omicron related cancellations can impact both supply and demand for the big airlines over 360 -- 30,600 flights have been cancelled since christmas eve. joining us is arasheila kaila this earnings season the expectations have to be low. we know how bad things are right now and seems like people i know aren't traveling that much anyway what are you seeing in the data you're analyzing right now. >> thank you for having me so early. what we saw at the end of the quarter was cancellations ticking up because of a supply issue, labor shortages, issues the last 15 days of the airlines cancellations were around 5% versus a 1% normal rate. but what we've seen the last two weeks is a demand issue starting to tick in, tsa numbers are down 25% versus 2019 levels, a big change from levels we saw at the start of november. we're starting to see demand kick in and a little bit of fear we

see you >>> we should tell you about another big story, too the heads of delta, american, united, southwest and others sent a letter to the yesterday, the faa, fcc and department of transportation saying a new 5g wireless service set to be deployed by verizon and at&t could make a significant number of wide body jets unusual and could strand thousands of americans overseas the faa has warned potential interference could affect sensitive instruments. at&t and verizon agreed to buffer zones around 50 airports to reduce interference they argue the service has been launched in several countries with no problems we'll talk to phil lebeau about this later this hour but i'm hearing the decision needs to be made by noon today because if it goes into effect by noon tomorrow they need to know before the planes take off from china, other parts of asia because by the time they land here, they could be dealing with a different situation. this is a different day, this is a battle that's been brewing up. it's the two arms of the government that have come to different conclusions. >> we don't need anything add

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southwest canceled 429 flights. delta grounded 177, american 160 flights and united 114.ts saw the round of delays and cancellations too. aaa says it could take weeks before airlines get back on track. >> airlines did not see this new variant coming. if pilots and flight attendants and gate agents can't go to work, how can airlines run the schedule they sold to the public months ago? >> it really depends how they can work through staffing and also with the weather, it's taking a hard hit on the airlines. we hope we can get through it in the next week or two but it will take time i think. >> reporter: airlines said they're trying to fix the frustrations from the travelers stuck at airports but admit that the problems may not be resolved for several weeks. i know travelers probably don't like the sound of that. >> absolutely. thanks. >>> new video of a cruise ship in europe where a covid outbreak forced cancellation of a voyage. the ship was carrying nearly 3,000 passengers. several passengers and more than 50 crew members tested positive. that led a german cruise operator

even major airlines delta, united, and american all canceling over 7% of trips. southwestuming all operations this morning after suspending all chicago flights on saturday due to weather. combined, chicago's two major airports canceled more than 1,000 flights with about 300 delayed. passengers bracing for more delays as the storm rolls in. >> i was watching the weather very, very closely because the weather -- they say it's a nasty storm moving. >> it was real shaky leaving greenville coming out here, so i'm expecting another shaky plane ride. >> reporter: all of this coming amid travel challenges already caused by the omicron surge. many airlines forced to cancel flights after workers called in sick. some offering major incentives to staff who could pick up more shifts. >> it's very difficult when you are trying to plan around weather, a pandemic, and all sorts of other crazy incidents. >> reporter: and if you have to make a flight change, the best place to do it is online, and gio, one more thing. those roads are just as tough as these skies. so, if you plan to drive bac

and the snow coming down today. we'll see numbers go up. 10% at the southwest airlines, 10% at skywest, regional airlines for delta, american and united and 13% of all flights at jetblue. just the beginning of what we have seen, the long lines at airports across the country over the weekend, about 5,000 cancellations in total nationwide. long lines at chicago and atlanta, passengers actually staying overnight in atlanta in some cases, just want you to listen now to one of the passengers who has been trying to get home since thursday. >> i tried to leave on thursday and they canceled it and we tried to reschedule for saturday night and rescheduled it again and canceled it. today they canceled it on the way to the airport and now rescheduled for tonight. >> reporter: any lodging or anything at all? >> no, not yet. so yeah. >> reporter: got to be frustrating. >> it is but as long as we can get back it will be good. >> reporter: the big snowstorm hit its hub in chicago at o'hare the hardest. now it's saying that covid cancellations because of flight crew sick-outs have been consistent with what it's seen over the last few days and trying

and alaska airlines announcing it is proactively slashing its january schedule by 10%. southwest is offering its flight attendants double pay for extra trips. and united going a step further, offering pilots triple pay for extra trips. the hope is things will, of course, get better now that the holidays are over and travel numbers come down a bit. >>> all right. they call it a new normal. former pandemic advisers to president biden say covid will never go away, and it's time to change plans. just an investor,than you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized p pln that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for musc health. versus 16 grams in ensurhigh protein. boost® higprotein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® hig. at university phoenix, we have scholarships for everyone harat work, no matter where you work. get up to a $3,000 scholarship, starting with your first course. explore your opportunities at phoenix.edu ♪ three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪ pedialyte powder p

and now we've got the proof for it. so we had an old record, new year's day across the united kingdom, southwest friends 15.6 degrees. this is a record that stood for a 105 years and just like that, it's now been changed. it's now 16.3 that was set by london at st. james park. ok, here's what's going on. sunday. we've got some more rain falling across ireland in britain, western france right through the low countries. pretty much this northwestern section. some heavier pockets around denmark pushing into poland as well, but look some hints that things are about to change this wind fresh air coming down from the north and eventually it will went out. so we look at the 3 day forecast in london, just a high of 6 degrees on wednesday, below average. but hey, at least we've got the sunshine, higher temperatures toward the south. still some twenty's valencia at 20 degrees, getting clip with some showers toward the southwest in spain and across the balkans temperature is above average. here we're starting the day with a bit of fog, but that will eventually dissipate. and some driving rain for turkey's northeastern black sea

and now we've got the proof for it. so we had an old record new year's day across the united kingdom. southwest france 15.6 degrees. this is a record that stood for a 105 years and just like that, it's now been changed. it's now 16.3 that was set by london at st. james park. ok, here's what's going on. sunday. we've got some more rain falling across ireland in britain, western france right through the low countries. pretty much this northwestern section. some heavier pockets around denmark, pushing into poland as well. but look some hints that things are about to change this wind fresh air coming down from the north and eventually it will went out. so we look at the 3 day forecast in london, just a high of 6 degrees on wednesday, below average. but hey, at least we've got the sunshine, higher temperatures toward the south, still some twenty's valencia at 20 degrees, getting clip with some showers toward the southwest of spain and across the balkans . temperature is above average. here we're starting the day with a bit of fog, but that will eventually dissipate, and some driving rain for turkey's northeastern black s

southwest canceled 429. delta grounded 177. american 160, united 114. bay area airports also saw the rounds of delays and cancellations. says it can take weeks before airlines get back on track. >> airlines did not see this new variant coming. if pilots and flight attendants around gate agents can't go to work, how can airlines run the schedule they sold to the public months ago? >> it really depends how they can work through staffing and also with the weather. it's taking a hard hit on the airlines. we hope we can get through it in the next week or two but it's going to take time, i think. >> reporter: airlines say they're working to fix the frustrations but admit disruptions could continue over the next several weeks. travelers do not like the sound of that. >> not a good feeling. thank you. >>> people in california are seeing many new laws that just went into effect on the first of the month. one provides guidance around pandemic protests. anyone who protests at a vaccination clinic must keep a 100-foot distance from any patients. failure to do so can result in a fine of $1,000 and up to six months in jail. >>> new

united and alaska. the two largest carriers at the airport. in open, 12 southwest flights are already canceled for today. at the san jose airport, six southwest flights have been canceled. winter weather in parts of the u.s. along with major staffing issues have made for a disruptive combination. flight crews and airline staff are calling out sick or been put in isolation because of the omicron variant. >> the captain came on and he said they are understaffed because people are sick. he said there are people trying to do the work of three people down there. >> travel experts we talked with say there is no relief in sight when not with omicron spreading the way it is right now in the u.s. the good news is there are a lot fewer people traveling in the coming weeks, which means if your flight does get canceled, it will be easier to be rebooked on another one. if you need to work this all out because your stuff got canceled, make sure to check your status frequently, multiple times a day, and contact airline to find another flight. if there is an issue, sometimes texti

up about 8% this morning on this and southwest airlines should scrap the most new year's weekend trips over the weekend followed by jetblue american airlines and united nearly 2000 factors about 2400 flights canceled yesterday over omicron staff shortages and also bad weather. according to flightaware live from new york, i'm jane king. back to james. >> all right. thank you very much, jane. well, this week does mark one year since a group of rioters stormed the u.s. capitol. we're still learning more about the moments that led up to that riot kron four's, washington, dc correspondent. michael shoar reports now on what we've learned in the last year and what the january 6 committee is doing to try and find out more. >> this thursday will mark one year since the capitol hill insurrection and the congressional committee named for that date. january 6. this still working diligently to get answers as to what happened. there is a belief. >> that a lot of what happened on that day wasn't a comedy of errors. a planned coordinated. >> front committee chairman bennie thompson also indicating a focus on what former president donald trump was doing for over 3 ho

and united, which i guess today, it's really the bulk is alaska and then open in san jose, which i they're having problems because of southwest. that's a yeah. and those are just their first tough go for you. if you're heading out there to the airports this morning. >> all right, 6.19, let's also a kick get you caught up on a wrongful death lawsuit that's now been filed in alameda county to the company formerly known as facebook. >> this lawsuit claims that members of an extremist group used facebook to coordinate an attack that killed federal police officer david underwood with kron four's dan storm with a closer look at what's behind this suit. a lawsuit filed on behalf of the family of david underwood is blaming facebook for causing his death. >> underwood was working as a security guard at the federal courthouse in oakland during the george floyd protests in may 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting. the man accused of killing him. stephen is suspected of being a member of an extremist group. the lawsuit alleges and others were allowed to plan this violence through facebook. yeah, i think the lawsuit. >> this is goin

and that warmth through the northern plains fillings with the high of 9 degrees. ok, as we go toward the desert southwest, the west coast of the united states settle conditions here. take your pick up for california, sunshine, prince ham francisco with a high of 17 degrees. ok, catcher later. ah, february on a just, you know, china host the winter olympics, but will diplomatically call the corona virus the center of the event. rigorous debate them unflinching questions up from cuts through the headlights to challenge conventional wisdom, al jazeera keep you up to date his nation, tackle the overcome barrier amid continued vaccine inequality. 11 east investigates how breast the pandemic and changing places are causing the great british current crisis. the african union hope it 35th, orderly fashion. the 1st with israel as an observer state with several nations campaigning is well status and pressing issues across the continent. there is much disgust, february on a jesse era, the athletes a larger than life. but the world of sumo wrestling is shrouded in secrecy. one on one east gets re wreck safe inside a sport where ancient tradition

san jose are southwest my favorite airline to fly and >> they like everybody. alaska, united. they've all been having trouble keeping staffing up. and then, of course, there's the air traffic controller issue as well because, you know, if you either have covid or you've been directly impacted by it, then you have to be, you quarantine for 5 days and >> lynn, it's like, you know, it's like jobs everywhere. yeah, i suppose. >> let's get back to some other headlines here. 7.21. in the east bay. we have a wrongful death lawsuit now that's been filed in alameda county against to the company formerly known as facebook. this lawsuit was filed by the sister of david underwood, who was a guard at the federal courthouse in oakland during the george floyd protests back in may of 2020, he was killed in a drive-by shooting and the man accused of killing him. stephen there's his photo he suspected of being a member of an extremist group. the lawsuit claims that he and others were allowed to plan their violence by using facebook. >> yeah, i think the lawsuit this is going to be the first of

impacting united and alaska airlines oakland recording 11 flights canceled so far this morning san jose 18, the vast majority of those canceled at oakland and san jose appear to be southwests. call ahead. make sure your flight is still on time. we're dealing with these major delays and cancellations still again today. it's a 25. we'll take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news showing strength. >> in the face of hate. how one group is responding after a simple message supporting the asian community was vandalized. we'll be right back. >> another person was killed from gunfire on a bay area freeway. this time it was a deputy recruit out of alameda county has got all details coming up in a live report. ♪ ♪ at lowe's, with endless ways to organize what you need, you'll find some of the peace-of-mind you want. at prices you'll really want. start the year fresh at lowe's. shop lowe's store & save event now in-store and online. >> 28 is the time and let's get a check of the forecast. here is we're starting off the half hour mark with a look outside. thankfully. it's not real coming down with rain. that's the good news. like yesterday. i was telling you today actually

airline just posted an update, it says it is open and full operations should resume by this afternoon, bit of good news for folks, american, united, delta, southwest posted travel waivers for customers, that means they can rebook free of charge if they are impacted by this storm. the bad news, this is the end of a long holiday weekend, a federal holiday, typically when a lot of people come home after the long holiday weekend, maybe a bit of silver lining, the numbers for air travel tipypicay if it's slower, only 1.5 million people. >> thoughts with those stranded throughout the store. thank you. >>> what now this storm? jennifer gray at the weather center is there. what are you seeing? >> john, this is basically just moving up the coast. we do have winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings in effect across the appalachians, on into interior sections of new england. majority of the snow is west of i-95, really the cutoff line between the rain and the snow. the big cities along the i-95 corridor will see rain, a miserable, cold rain, temperatures in the low to mid-40s. we have a 35 to 40-mile-per-hour wind and rain and on the north and west s

sky west which is a regional carrier that does delta, united and american flights, over a thousand cancellations for the weekend, southwesthe issues with personnel are going to be an issue and then as i leave you with perhaps another overview of the whiteout conditions here you've got 5g being started this week, which the airlines say is going to muck up their radio communications, and potentially lead to delays there too, so other than that, everything is perfect, mr. "varney." stuart: i've gotta tell you jeff my heart goes out to any family trying to fly back home in weather and a situation like this. it's just awful, jeff thank you very much indeed. yes, sir. stuart: see you again soon. now a promotion of my own show. don't forget to tune in tonight to my fox business prime show, it's called "american built" we're taking a look at chicago's o'hare airport. american built airs tonight, chicago o'hare, in the focus. that's at 9:00 eastern, fox business. all right, here is something unusual. didn't expect to hear this. people are allowed to smoke marijuana, weed, inside new york quarantine hotels. tell me more, todd? todd

about 13% of southwest's schedule, 13% of the schedule at sky west which operates commuter flights for delta american and unitortant connection also and also 10% of the schedule at jetblue which operates up and down the east coast. airports are trying to clear snowy runways and taxiways and ramps as quickly as they possibly can, but there's already six or eight inches of snow on the ground and it only stopped snowing a bit ago and airports are trying it get the message to passengers and airlines to passengers before they show up here that their flight could possibly be cancelled. >> it's a tough situation right now. when it's winter it's especially hard because that can happen last minute. with the covid cancellations at the very least a lot of those are happening a day in advance, sometimes sooner but usually with enough time that you can try and figure things out, you know, before you're heading to the airport. >> talked about that one-two punch, erica, united airlines says half of all of its cancellations are because of flight crew shortages and half of them because of the weather. we've seen about 18,000

and also mcconlds with kate just now. first of all on the transportation side of things sout sout southwest airlines it's about a $26 billion market airline unitedlines is down just 0.5% right now it's been fractionally higher, fractionally lower southwest comes out with earnings and revenues that both come in better than analyst estimates on a consensus basis it does, though, see some pressures on cost continuing in 2022 it also may be not surprisingly updated its forecast and upped its forecast for fuel costs in the coming quarter as well but southwest did point to some better trends in leisure travel at least around the holidays and a continued pick up in business travel, so hopefully those trends stay in place southwest airlines down fractionally in the premarket trade. another one down last night is tesla. inintraday trade and premarket trade has been fairly volatile so far this despite the electric vehicle giant coming out with profits and revenues that both topped expectations. the company did say and elon musk did say they see continued pressure on some of their supply chain issues coming up and affecting their production in the coming y

southwest. >> they are talking about it, we'll see what happens. this morning 3000 total cancellations globally and 1700 plus in the united states right now.crew members caused the cancellations and you had janice last hour, with another storm coming, that will affect travelers today. >> todd: thank you very much. finally, lawmakers pleading with the biden administration to act on the border crisis not let 2022 be repeat of last year. >> pat fallon is one of them and talking to us next. ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows several different whistles. doug blows several different whistles. . . so love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1

and that warmth through the northern plains fillings with a high of 9 degrees. ok, as we go toward the desert southwest, the west coast of the united states settle conditions here. take your pick up for california, sunshine for in san francisco with a high of 17 degrees. okay. catch you later. ah. on counting the coast one year old applied and administration, how has the us economy fed unemployment done, but inflations, pop, americans aren't happy about it. and also turkey's unconventional approach to inflation. could it actually boost economic growth? counting the cost on al jazeera and we understand the differences in the culture across the world, no matter what moves with news and current for that matter to you, lou. ah, welcome back. a comment about top stories here. this al, the search for survivors is continuing in yemen after a detention facility was hit by a saudi med coalition. air strike on friday. well, the 80 people were killed. saudi arabia says the building was not on the list of protective sites. moscow says the u. k. is accusation that russia is planning to install. a pro criminal lead in ukraine is nonsense. britis

and that warmth through the northern plains fillings with a high of 9 degrees. ok, as we go toward the desert southwest, the west coast of the united states settle conditions here. take your pick up for california, sunshine for in san francisco with a high of 17 degrees. ok. catch you later. ah, with ok to culture of knowledge, openness, imperialism worldwide. to reward merit and excellence, and encourage creativity to shake ahmad award for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation on a translators and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bones of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches. lulu o a. hello. again, the top floor is on al jazeera this hour. the search for survivors is continuing in yemen after a detention facility was hit by a saudi led coalition. air strike on friday. more than 80 people were killed. saudi arabia says the building was not on a list of protected sites, and funerals had been held for a senior military official and several others who died last week in another. so de la collision airstrike in yemen. general abdulla customer journey was k

southwest and syria are risk of exposure as a camps. a batted by freezing whether heavy snow is destroy tension. it's preventing crucial humanitarian, 8 deliveries, united nations as appeal for help. i said bay has more a city of tense. this is life for around 250000 syrians force from their homes by the civil war. and now after 10 years of continued conflict, snow and rain is their latest enemy is about. so a lot of the very cold weather, the massive volume snow and the bad condition of the camp have led to the tents, damages every way. we ask allah and we urge those who are willing to help do the best for us. we don't have firewood and there is no heating. we burn some shoes and clothes just to offer some heat to the children and thought. traveling to the area was already difficult. the snow has made it near impossible. agencies are struggling to get access. 10 have collapsed under the weight of the snow. the few that do have shovels do what they can. the rest are left to move snow with their hands in freezing temperature, the one l hope is not the whole camp does not have bread. we call upon the humanitarian organization and all the authorities conce

and his administration played in dramatically weakening america's national security. as millions of illegal immigrants poured over our southwest border, covid continued to sweep through the united states. the biden administration was caught flat-footed once again on testing capacity nationwide and distribution of critical life-saving therapeutic treatments. in my home state of florida, we had a fantastic monoclonal antibody treatment program going and the federal government stepped in and stopped it. why? because they're threatened by the freedom, they're threatened by the success. over 440,000 americans have lost their lives to covid-19 under the biden administration. that is more than when the pandemic began and the entire year of 2020. further, images of high gas prices at the pump and empty shelves at the supermarket define the first year of the biden presidency. as our nation has grappled with the global pandemic, this administration has stood on the sidelines while americans have struggled to get basic necessities. every sector of the american economy has been hurt by supply chain crises, caused in part by abusive chinese trade practices, but also weak administrative lead