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broader flip-flop, you know what i mean she has no roots. but you know, inevitably look this primary could be over really, really early by the time we get to south carolina considering trump's up by 20 to 30 in, you know, the big three of the first four contests. so -- we'll see. >> wild times in iowa. >> still watch. tune in this week as bret baier and fox news democracy town halls lisa favorite king the will be on monday ron desantis on tuesday 6 p.m. and donald trump on wednesday night at 9 p.m. coming up -- imagine window blowing out on a flight in hid air -- and taking a chunk of a plane with it it is every travelers worst nightmare and it just happened at 16,000 feet and update from our fearless leaders of the sky mayor pete is up next.
hoping for most of the snowfall the big apple as of right now the city has not had it inch of snow accumulation and nearly 700 days still emergency officials are closely monitoring the major transportation arteries that connect new york and new jersey. especially for the start of the work week. >> we make sure our bridges and tunnels are flowing appropriately to keep the traffic moving and moving safely and then provide the commuters that they want and need to make sure they have a good commute. >> with temperatures expected to drop overnight in parts of new england which freeze overnight. making the morning commute particulate dangerous. it's best to use public transportation during this wintry weather if you can back to you. >> that looks especially crowded behind you. have you run into any travelers who have been delayed?
seats or to change the interior configuration. it's typically at least a week or two before that's all done. that's why i'm talking about who touched it last. it was obviously installed when it got its air worthiness certi certificate. >> now, alaska airlines and united airlines have grounded all the 737 max that they have in their fleet. what should travelers be concerned about? we know boeing make this is. is it expected travelers are going to feel reticent about getting on any aircraft at this point or one that is made by boeing? >> let me give myself as an example. when this happened that day, my granddaughter was flying on a completely unrelated flight from denver to phoenix, an unescorted
major travel delays and headaches this weekend. some cancellations and delays happening at airports as millions of people across the northeast brace for snow and heavy winds. new york port authority crews already getting ready for delays and outages here in the big apple. cb cotton is live from new york's laguardia airport with more on that part of the story. >> i can tell your tsa security lines have not been the challenge for travelers today. the impact of this nor'easter we are starting to see if the airport are coming by way of flight cancellations and delays. as you mentioned according to tracking site flight aware there have been nearly 6000 flight delays or cancellations across the country today. i can tell you now that the snow is coming down the big question we are all wondering is whether new york city will break its record no snow streak. got this new york city has not had an inch of snow fall since february 13, 2022. if we do break that record it
pressurization issue. that is likely something that investigators are now looking to figure out, if that was the cause of it, and how to ensure that this does not happen again. as you mentioned, lots of folks talking about safety today. we know that united airlines has grounded nearly 80 of their bowing max. nines they've been able to get three safety checks on a little over 30 of those plants. and alaska airlines also grounding all of their, and they've been able to get through safety checks on about a quarter of those. so we are expecting some flight cancellations today, at least 60, if not more. and so, travelers may be in for cancellations and delays. but of course safety, top of mind for everybody after seeing that just incredibly hard going video. >> you have, priscilla thompson flores, thank you priscilla, very shaded. i want to get to that new footage just released, as we mark the third anniversary of the january 6th insurrection. there were calls for the murder of then vice president mike pence. and this new footage captured rioters expressing their anger at pence, right outside of the
again. there was legislation that was put forward signed by dozens of democrats saying that they're all fellow travelers of insurrectionists. that's the same underlying theory under the 14th amendment that is being used in the trump case. so this could be replicated throughout the country. and that's what makes this not just so untenable and unfounded, but so dangerous for our democracy. >> sean: all right. so let me ask you this. explain why the 14th amendment doesn't apply. i mean, just, i don't know, 14th amendment for dummies if you will, for people that can't read the very plain language in it because it seems very obvious to me and i'm not the constitutional scholar that you are. >> well, many of the appeals in states like colorado and maine, have raised the fact that this amendment refers to a different oath that is taken not by the
has anybody been chargedection t with insurrection that citing this this word to get them off the ballot? >> because i'm not aware of anybody. he >> no, they haven't. and insurrectionisy t now the nw the sort of term the mccarthy period mcc, you would have foll travelers of communists. now you have supportercommunisst of insurrection. >> and that is, in fact, the allegation againste perry. it's not that he was an insurrectionist, but thaonist, l he supported it by challenging the election of joe biden and supporting those allegations. tb >> and the point about my raisi raising that effort is that there is no limiting principle here. >> that is that is,, people on talkingwhatt about the effort to bar trump. >> what they neehed to keep tha in mind is that years ago,ye d dozensozen of democrats went on the record saying that they wanted to bat they wr many of tr
now, correct me if i'm wrong, has anybody been charged about insurrection that they're citing this word to get off the ballot? because i'm unaware of anybody. >> no, they haven't. and insurrectionist is now the new sort of term. in mccarthy's period you would have fellow travelers of communists. now you have supporters of insurrection. and that is, in fact, the allegation against representative perry. it's not that he was an insurrectionist, but that he supported it by challenging the election of joe biden and supporting those allegations. and the point about my raising that effort is that there is no limiting principle here. that is, people keep on talking about the effort to bar trump. what they need to keep in mind is that years ago, dozens of democrats went on the record saying that they wanted to bar many of the republican colleagues from ever holding off
remaining on the epstein client list that will remain sealed. but we were able to get a peek at the names which are still partially redacted. here they are. [laughter]. and what about the other one? oh, yeah. still can't make heads or tails but the question remains, will travelers really want to visit a resort on an island that epstein owned, one that was infamously known for being intensely depraved. what am i saying of course they will. imagine all the instagram influencer flocking to get selfies at exactly in the place bill clinton may or may not have taken down a pair of twins. it will be a tourist destination based on infamy like alcatraz pearl harbor or the bathroom in the view's green room. but the problem is the name. how do you market something that was known previously as pedophile island? we came up with some ideas. how about not pedo island.
list that will remain sealed, ll but we were able to get a peek at the names, which are still part. lly redacted >> here they are. uh, and what about the other one one? oh, yeah. tail >> i still can't make heads ort tails, but the question remains. the rwill travelers really want to visit a resort on an island that epstein owned, one that was infamously known for being intensely depressing? ng o >> what am i saying? of course they will. imaginy e all instagram influencers flocking to get selfies at exactly the place. bill clinton may or may noton my have taken down a pair of twin . . it will be a tourist destination based on infamy, likeit alcatraz island, pearl harbor, or the sole bathroom in the views room. but the problem is the name. how do you market somethinarkegp that was known previously as island? >> well, we came up with some. >> how about not island?