is a great man, and a wonderful - is a great man, and a wonderful human being and he is more thanjust an england manager. i m sure the players really look up to him, really respect him because of the way he treats them. and that s what you want as a player, someone that you want as a player, someone that you obviously look up to, who has got a calming influence on all the young lads, they are all doing the bestjob in the world are now playing for england and windley stadium in this incredible tournament, this incrediblejourney tournament, this incredible journey and tournament, this incrediblejourney and gareth if the main man come of the main reason for all of this. i m sure as an xt may i m very proud of what he has achieved and what he is doing but it is just not about the football side, doing but it is just not about the footballside, it s doing but it is just not about the football side, it s the way he conducts himself with everything that comes with being england manager. that c
period of time across the whole of the uk. families have not been able to mix inside their homes for nine months. but this move from level three to level two makes that possible once again. a major milestone. i possible once again. a ma or milestonad possible once again. a ma or milestone. . ., ., ., milestone. i am looking forward to auoin to milestone. i am looking forward to going to my milestone. i am looking forward to going to my nephew s milestone. i am looking forward to going to my nephew s communion| milestone. i am looking forward to - going to my nephew s communion and spending time with my family and getting a drink and things like that. it will be great to see everybody again in the sunshine. it has been a nightmare, absolute nightmare. it has been the worst in glasgow nightmare. it has been the worst in glasgow i nightmare. it has been the worst in glasgow. i am looking forward to things glasgow. i am looking forward to things opening up again and may be getting
traffic for six hours at that point and she had to make a decision. thousands of people had to make that decision. some people ended up at the home depot stretched out on patio furniture, on cushions, sitting in grocery stores overnight. there are still students who were still stranded on a bus sitting at a grocery store off of interstate 285. a lot of people, i know, listened to that interview with mayor reed and heard from the assistant superintendent from atlanta public schools and officials in other districts. still, very unsatisfying if you look at the social media response to what they are still living through, this nightmare, this morning, carol. victor, i have got to say. you mentioned that interview i had with mayor kasim reed. he says it is not his fault. he did what he could. i am sure that will enrage many people in the atlanta area. reporter: there are a lot of people that are not buying that. there are people, also, i should preface this by saying some of
information in a timely fashion so they can ask their administration to make those informed decisions. and we will continue to work with them to fine-tune this to be successful as we move ahead. all right. so there you heard it. these are live pictures. this is actually this is tape. but just a short time ago. this is i-75 in cobb county, that s outside of atlanta. as you can see, there are cars still on the roadway right now. the reason for that, is a lot of people simply abandoned their cars. and either got in a car with another person who still had gas or walked somewhere for warmth. there was also a number of traffic accidents. since emergency crews do not get to the accidents where there were no injuries, people simply abandoned their cars on the highway. this is what it looks like right now. people are still trapped in their cars as we speak. one of the persons one woman who suffered through a similar nightmare is hillary isman, she
the tweets, some of the comments about schools, they are thanking the bus drivers and the teachers who did what they were ordered to do, what enter job required. they are saying that all these messages of how the partners came together to make this work, it is not the responsibility of the manager of home depot to make sure the kids get somewhere. it is not the responsibility of the kroger employees to feed children. they were dropped off there by ambulances that had to pull them off of school buses that were flooded streets in the middle of the afternoon. this is the outcry from people who are still waiting for their children to come home. all right, victor. many thanks to you. great information there. i want to get mari, one of our cnn meteorologists on the phone. she has a nightmare to tell you about. when i left work at cnn around noon, i knew that the roads were crowded and i knew