delays due to adverse weather according to flightaware. more cancellations are expected in the coming hours. travel headaches are expected to cross multiple parts of the country including the northeast, southeast, texas, and the pacific northwest on sunday. cn meteorologist s derek van dame is closely following this. what are we seeing? these are the current airport delays. all green, that s good. it s 4:00 eastern time, so we wouldn t expect any delays just yet. it will eventually spread to the east coast where things will start to change. by the way, look at the tail end of the system. that moves through new orleans and the gulf coast on saturday. look what it did to the st. charles parish west of new orleans. you can see some of the roofs damaged in the confirmed tornado across this particular region, uprooting some trees, knocking
well as the rule. so you re trying to protect young children, you re trying to protect your staff, you re trying to protect the families of your children is what you re doing with a mask mandate in this case, a temporary mask mandate. charles, help us understand what happened here because just the other day we got the news that you all had won the first round of the lawsuit against your state, and in fact, the first ruling was that the governor s order was unconstitutional, so how are they now penalizing broward and alachua counties? it s questionable at best. yes, we did prevail at trial on friday. our ruling we received from the court was very clear that there was no right to enforce this executive order. no right to penalize school districts. so as a result during this gap in time between the oral order and a written order our belief is they are trying to use that window to make these enforcement actions, which is, you know, contrary to the court s ruling with the court being ve
across this battered region, no break from the heartbreak, the storm gone but the crisis still unfolding. reporter: i m morgan chesky in new orleans. it s a slow moving disaster, leaving more than a million people in the dark. do you have any idea when you ll get power back? right now, no. reporter: how does that feel? crazy. reporter: the energy provider saying it could take three weeks before hard hit areas are back up. the schools are not open. the businesses are not open. the hospitals are slammed. there s not water in your home, and there s not going to be electricity. reporter: in st. charles parish west of new orleans, officials are warning residents to prepare for more than a month! these are all empty. reporter: for clive jackson, fuel for his generator, more precious than water. i can t get diesel. so, i mean, once that goes, it goes. reporter: what then? that s it. reporter: many hospitals, including new orleans s ochsner