in terms of transit area you pointed at 26 valencia love it or not it was not the most frequent line but that line was eliminated a while back. in terms of other transit access in the area i heard what some of the oh opponents of the project made that there is little or remote transit area here. there are two bus lines that go down mission street with a fair amount of frequency. so putting even you have the church 3 blocks away, two bart station that are 4 blocks away, but then you have these mission puss lines -- bus lines that are 1 block away, how is that not accessible to transit. >> i'm not saying it's not accessible to transit. i'm saying this document fails to mention that the valencia line was canceled during the append sea of this action. that's a fatal flaw. >> you say there is no parking somehow there is inadequate transit. something you don't point out in your filings that there is mission lines 1 block way. >> the department makes that point saying the mission street is 1 block away. >> that's correct, right? >> that is krek, -- correct. what does transit mean? it's an e

cnn's nick valencia talked to passengers about the delays and their concern for the loved ones. >> reporter: the stoppage at l.a.x. rippled through flight boards across the nation, with the major impact on people's travel plans. >> my flight was massively delayed coming out of phoenix. so they're rerouting me onto another flight. and i'll get home, definitely later than expected. >> unfortunate. what can you do? a crazy person goes shooting. >> quite stressful to come here and look on the board and see, you know, not only is the flight delayed, but really things are quite hectic in l.a. >> it takes you back to, like, previous events that have happened over the years, and you just hope everybody's okay when you land. >> reporter: for others at airport, some anxious moments, as they waited to hear from family members traveling through los angeles. >> got a message from my father-in-law, who was on the plane at the time saying we're on the plane, but we can't go. and they didn't really know what was going on. >> reporter: and while cancelled or rebooked flights caused headaches for a lot of pe

loved ones, jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> and joining us now with the latest, nick valencia, at the dallas/ft. worth national airport, and chad myers, our meteorologist, chad, the storm is just getting started, what can we expect in the next couple of days? >> yeah, we're in a lull, as the storm spread over texas and new mexico, it kind of stalled over the gulf of mexico, running up the east coast. what we'll expect, wolf, if you're on this side of the storm which most people will be here, from new york down to d.c. and raleigh, all rain, below that, ice, the snow, the cold middle, warm. that is the issue, depending on where you're going, how far you're traveling. if you're driving a lot of these interstates will be the mess, as the lull comes out of the gulf, bringing rain and moisture with it. already it is cold in buffalo, pittsburgh, cleveland, down into columbus, ohio, and then the rain and cold will mix together with freezing rain sleet and on the back side, snow. i don't think snow will be the really big problem with this. sure, there could be some in spots like canton, buffalo, rochest

valencia street, there are residents in that building above? >> yes. >> have you contacted them? >> not as of yet, no. >> okay, i mean i love the idea. i am a little bumbed at the parking, it might be gone. but i love the idea and i love the whole idea of doing it that neighborhood could use some up lifting and happy cultural thing to celebrate, for sure. and it is loaded with low income people and the people who work in the streets and stuff like that and it is, i don't know if you have spoken to any of them, about displacing them. have you? >> displacing them in what regard? >> the parking lot? >> i have spoken to a few gentleman who have been hanging out in the area and one was excited about it because he wants it to be bet and her granted that he is one person. >> okay. >> thank you. >> we get a lot of complaints and i don't know if there is a number to that or if we actually do or not. >> to my knowledge, i haven't, but i also have only been here since march and there may have been some in the past that i am not aware of. >> how frequently is off the grid happening >> every tuesday. >> okay. >> so i think, it is unfortunate that

i love the work i do and i'm going to keep doing it. >> reporter: nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. >> an unreal story to be considering for the people of toronto. >> i don't get it. either he is abusing drugs or he isn't. kind of sounds like either the evidence isn't as clear as sugged or he wants to hold on, which if he is abusing drugs, it's not unusual. it's hard to make that change, if it's true. they got to show you the proof. >> regardless, it seems in the very least, it is a distraction from doing the business for running the city. >> you said it's been going on since may. either they have a case against him or they don't. this has been long enough. >>> coming up on "new day," one day left before election day for some, big races in virginia and new jersey, what do these races tell us about if big races ahead for congress and the white house. we will have our political gut check. >> let's talk about bullying, it's something kids do, so why is the nfl investigating bullies among players? we will look into it when we come back. ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in th