than half of everyone in the u.s. will face dangerous bitter cold temperatures today. plus, the january 6th committee s final report is out which says that donald trump is to blame for the violence on capitol hill. we ll have more. for the first time, vladimir putin uses the word war to describe his invasion of ukraine. live from london, this is cnn newsroom, with max foster and bianca nobilo. we begin with a huge winter storm bearing down across much of the united states. more than half of the u.s. population, about 117 million people are under windchill and winter weather alerts across the country. dangerous rigid conditions, bitterly cold wind, snow and ice making trip for treacherous travel conditions ahead of the holiday weekend. in south dakota, more than 500 miles of two interstate highways are closed because of high winds and blizzard like conditions. air travel is becoming even more chaotic, as more than 2700 flight scheduled for today have already been cance
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and 70 mile-per-hour wind gust are expected this morning. the bomb cyclone complain combined with heavy lake effect snow and high winds will lead to dangerous and worsening conditions. let s go to cnn meteorologist bradley reyes. that s right, max, already below zero fahrenheit temperatures across the northern plains and into the ohio valley. what matters is, when we factor in the wind, feels like temperature or windchill if you will. in des moines, it feels like 36 below. wind gusting over 35 miles per hour. indianapolis? 41 mile-per-hour wind gusts right now with sustained wind of 25 miles per hour. windchill warnings are in effect from texas to the ohio valley and back to the mid atlantic. in jackson, mississippi, temperatures are expected to be below freezing for over 80 hours.