0 you want to see something cool? xfinity rewards is how we go beyond saying thanks. so we're going to spread the joy this holiday season, the xfinity way. take your trusty sidekick to see puss in boots: the last wish what's a puss in boots? he is me. with buy-1-get-1 movie tickets, on us. in theaters now. join for free on the xfinity app. xfinity rewards. our thanks. your rewards. warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm max foster in london. bianca is off this week. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> reporter: millions of people experiencing what the weather service is calling a once in a generation type event. >> the delays and cancellations at chicago international airport keep piling up. more and more flights canceled. >> reporter: nearly two years after the january 6th attack on the capitol, the committee tasked with all aspects of that attack has finally released its report. >> our goal is not to just end the conflict, on the con rare ri, to end this war. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> friday, december 23rd. 9 a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. on the east coast. a frigid and potentially deadly arctic blast sweeps from one coast to the other that shattered cold temperature records. even president biden is issuing a warning. >> it's not like a snow day when you're a kid. this is serious stuff. please, take this storm extremely seriously. >> now more than half of the u.s. population, around 170 million people, are under winter alerts for snow and icy conditions that are bad and getting even worse. those hitting the road see family for the holidays, you might want to reconsider. this is what it's like trying to drive in cheyenne, wyoming. for those who are looking to fly, that's a wild card. airlines have canceled 128,000 flights. homes and businesses are without power. that number is also growing. cnn has reporters across the u.s. covering this. britt britley ritz is with us. pete muntean is at the airport in chicago. lucy cavanaugh is in denver, colorado. omar jimenez is in chicago. first we'll head to britley for the conditions. >> that arctic air pushing down into texas and through the ohio valley and southeast. we have actual temperatures below zero. des moines, 9 below. that's fahrenheit. when we factor in the wind, that's what counts. the wind chill. what it feels like to your skin. 39 degrees below zero. wind gusts in indianapolis, 41 miles per hour. sustained winds near 30 miles per hour and only expected to get stronger as the snow deepers over the great lakes. hence, the wind chill warnings in effect across the great plains and texas and ohio valley and slowly moving in to new england. as that front moves through, expect many of us to be below freezing for many hours. jackson, mississippi, 84 hours. that's your forecast to be below freezing which means we could wind up with freezing pipes if we're not careful. 65 degrees, that's where your house needs to be set at least, if not warmer. open up the doors to where the pipes are and also make sure you're dripping your faucets. the water is moving, that friction helps. not only that, we could be dealing with frostbite dangers. 5 to 10 minutes, wind chills going to be 35 to 45 degrees below and that is going to be the case over the next three days for many of us. minneapolis, expect wind chills down past 20 below. same for us in chicago and des moines. not only the cold but the snow with the winds factored in. the snow doesn't have to be deep, it's dry air. it's a very dry snowflake. blizzard warnings in the northern plains and the great lakes and northern new york like buffalo and water town. these areas have been dealing with blizzard conditions. 1/4 of a mile. that's it. 1/4 of a mile down to zero visibility in some of these locations. so travel just not advised across the great lakes. this is where we're expected to be dealing with most of the snowfall, especially on the eastern side of lake michigan back on up through ontario as well as lake erie. these are areas that again have picked up numerous amounts of snow and nearly 2 feet expected neared buffalo. that snow is coming down through the ohio valley. heavy bands. moving through the miami valley and back on up into the great lakes as we speak. so please heed the warning. don't travel if you don't have to. max? >> britley, thank you. while millions of americans are bracing for the worst weather still to come, people in the plains and midwest feeling the frigid impact. lucy cavanaugh reports from denver, colorado. >> reporter: millions of people experiencing the peak of what the weather service is calling a once in a generation type event. others still bracing. the bomb cyclone producing ice and snow is impacting more than 105 million people across the country. winter alerts from coast to coast for snow and icy conditions. the dangerous cold has over 150 million people or nearly half the u.s. population under wind chill alerts with below zero wind chills as far south as texas. in the midwest, more than a foot of snow and possible blizzard conditions expected. south dakota's famous sioux falls frozen. the in some parts of kansas the national weather service reporting wind chills below negative 30. there and in the plains the cold expected to stick around for christmas weekend. likely making it the coldest christmas there in roughly 40 years. >> your nose hairs literally freeze. >> they're feeling the arctic blast. >> it's cold but when it's negative 20, it's another level. >> slick ice and snowmaking driving conditions dangerous. abandoned vehicles. stranded drivers. >> people have things in their vehicles, kits ready to be deployed if they get stuck in their vehicles somewhere. >> weather hazards causing road closures in various parts of the country. zero visibility making it hard for emergency workers to respond. >> hand warmers, some socks, a bean any. >> they said it's going to be cold. get off the streets. be right on it. >> reporter: buses of people seeking shelter at the denver coliseum to stay out of the freezing cold. it may look like things are getting back to normal. the sun is out. it still feels incredibly cold. in fact, the city of denver is opening up new warming centers. there is some relief on the horizon. we are expecting temperatures to go back up slowly but surely on friday and by christmas day we could be seeing highs of 50 degrees. of course, there is less relief in sight for the rest of the country. lucy cavanaugh, cnn, denver. the extreme cold temperatures and bomb cyclone are wreaking havoc for people hoping to travel this holiday weekend. more than 2800 u.s. flights are canceled today. that number is growing very quickly. that according to the tracking website flight aware. many travelers on our left stranded or with few options during one of the busiest times of the year. pete muntean has more from o'hare airport in chicago. >> reporter: the delays and cancellations at chicago o'hare international airport keep piling up. look at the cancellation board. more and more flights. buffalo, binghamton, new york, l.a. san francisco. the numbers are in the thousands and will continue on friday. about 1/4 of all flights have been canceled here at chicago o'hare which is a crucial airport for connections. it is a major hub for american airlines. it is the biggest hub for united airlines. i got to go behind the scenes and it is working around the clock meeting every hour with meteorologists to try and make it so that passengers make their connections, putting them on different flights to different connecting airports. want you to listen now to some of the passengers who heeded the advice of airlines to try and change their trips to earlier departures. >> we left extra time because there's so much -- the lines are huge. leave a lot of time. >> be patient. plan ahead. they're doing the best they can. honestly, so far so good for us. we came early enough to hopefully make it and hopefully the plane will take off today and we'll get out and get to orlando to see our family. >> did you change your plans? >> we pushed our flight up a little bit and we left the house at least an hour earlier. >> airline's advice is to download the app. that's the best way to get up to the minute information about what flight is delayed or canceled and how to get on a new flight. pete muntean, cnn, chicago. now to washington where the house committee investigating january 6th has released the final report without specifically mentioning donald trump. the panel concludes anyone who is responsible for an insurrection should be barred from seeking public office. cnn's justice correspondent jessica schneider has our report. >> reporter: nearly two years after the january 6th attack on the capitol, the committee tasked with investigating all aspects of that attack has finally released its report. it comes nearly two days after the committee expected to release it all because of typographical errors and printing issues but it is nearly 900 pages with a comprehensive narrative of what happened before, during, immediately after. it lays out 11 specific recommendations from the committee about how various agencies and congress can move forward. key among the recommendations is the committee is pointing to a section of the constitution, the 14th amendment, section 3 that clearly states that anyone who is engaged in an insurrection can be disqualified from holding office. the committee says that constitutional provision should be enforced. they don't say it directly. the take away is they believe donald trump should be barred from holding office again, especially because he has now announced his plan to run in 2024. the committee separately is also pushing for passage of the presidential election reform act. that would make clear that vice presidents do not have the power to overturn elections, of course as trump pressured pence to do. the committee is also recommending that federal intelligence and security agencies take a much closer look at the dangers of violent extremism, especially since members of the proud boys and oath keepers were at the forefront of the capitol attack. plus, there's a host of new details in the 800 plus page report including about how john eastman first contacted donald trump at the white house on december 23rd, 2020, almost exactly two years ago. pence refused to overturn the election and also how a little known attorney named kenneth cheeseboro came up with the plot to appoint fake electors in battleground states to try to claim that trump had won in the states. crucially here, that fake elector plot is exactly what is now being investigated by state prosecutors, including in georgia. also, federal prosecutors from the special counsel's office. those prosecutor's from the special counsel's office, they have served subpoenas to electors in several battleground states as part of the investigation. the committee wrapping up its report but still potentially a long way to go on the criminal side. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. i spoke last hour with rita martin. i asked her about the report's conclusion that the riots on january 6th would not have happened without donald trump. >> no doubt about it, max. this 800 plus page report makes it very clear that there is one person responsible for the january 6th insurrection and that one person is donald trump. they make that very clear without ever really mentioning his name. and they provide four referrals to the department of justice for criminal charges to be filed against donald trump. in fact, they lay out a roadmap for federal prosecutors giving just insurmountable amounts of evidence that leads to the conclusion that donald trump incited the riot that we saw take place, the insurrection we saw on january 6th. that he refused to accept the reality that was told to him over and over again by his closest aides, the reality that he had lost the election and be that there wasn't any widespread voter fraud and what we know now is that he despite that information just kept plowing ahead, trying to overturn the will of the people. >> well, the u.s. senate has passed a massive $1.7 trillion government spending bella verdicting a shutdown. it will keep critical operations going across several federal agencies. the house has to sign off before funding runs out at the end of the day today. many republicans weren't happy with the results and said they wanted more cooperation with their counterparts in the house. >> i think whenever we're adding a trillion dollars debt, borrowing money from my grandchildren, of course i'm totally disappointed. i think we could have gotten a much better deal done over at the house side. we go back to a situation where we address one bucket at a time. >> mccarthy was clear publicly and he was at our lunch yesterday that he would welcome the opportunity to do some real work in the house. >> if you don't like the spending deal, why don't you object? >> well, the votes were closer. it's going to pass. what can you do? >> now the bill includes about $45 billion in emergency aid to ukraine and another $38 billion to respond to natural disasters. it upholds the electoral count act and bans tiktok on federally issued electronic devices. russia's president makes a big statement by saying a three letter world. he calls the war in ukraine, what it is, a war. we'll explain what it is. making a long journey to the u.s. only to be sent back to the bored wither. how some migrants lose a chance in the u.s. despite a tough effort to get there. china is seeing a new and deadly wave of covid-19 and that could mean trouble for the rest of the world. stay with us. something going ard the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takekes delsym together, feels better together.
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