time. i like what that woman said, listen, you re traveling the day before thanksgiving. you roll with it. alexandra field thank you very much at penn station. airlines are still recovering after all the bad weather caused thousands of flights to be delayed or cancelled. let s go straight to the busiest airport in the world. an lynnal machado outside the airport. set the scene for me. yeah, brooke, definitely windy. you can see by the way my hair looks right now, it s cold. good news. the sun s actually coming out. delays here are minimal. we were inside a little earlier and saw some departure delays popping up on flights heading to philadelphia or new jersey. but overall, things are looking really good here. it s busy. it s busiest travel day of the year. you can see that walking through the terminal here. you can see that out here cars lining up to drop people off. to head wherever they re heading for the thanksgiving holiday.
the storm causing so much trouble in dallas on sunday. but so far this morning we aren t seeing too many delays. we are seeing some departure delays out of reagan national and pittsburgh because of deicing, i be right now it s but right now it s wait and see. the potential for delays really is there because it s quite a large storm. jenna: what looks to be the gig biggest threat? tomorrow afternoon and morning. in the new york metros and washington, d.c. metro airports. they re expecting a lot of rain and quite a bit of wind, so we could see quite a few long delaysbe you re flying too or from those airports. jenna: the country s big, chris, right? we re out here in new york city, i know you re in chicago, but what the impact nationally when there are storms on the east coast, what sort of ripple effect does it have? oh, it definitely does have a ripple effect across the rest of the nation. some of the largest hubs are on the east coast, like charlotte, atlanta and the metros.
welcome, everybody. as i mentioned we re at chez bouchon. we move right to the cake in is actually what i like to have for breakfast. this is a pistachio cake. the owner, everybody calls him b but his name is robert. he makes this for his mom every year for her birthday. this is a green cake with slightly green icing. we re going to try that this morning. i like that, sugar to get us going. we re really talking this morning about a historic night in new hampshire. and yesterday we were talking about what was going to be a historic night and, of course, it happened as many people predicted. mitt romney is the first non-incumbent republican to win in iowa and then right in new hampshire. he did it very convincingly, with 95% of the votes counted, romney had 40%. ron paul had 23%. jon huntsman came in third at 7 17%. the rest of the field, gingrich with 10%, santorum with 9%, rick perry has had that 1% number really for the last week plus. john conley of the 21st century. wh
still out there, maybe have something to celebrate, the whole season won t be a total loss. owners and players have reached a tentative deal in the lockout and start playing ball on christmas day. but at the top of the hour, outrage and accusations after nato helicopters reportedly attacked two pakistani checkpoints killing at least 24 soldiers. the attack got a kick response. pakistan cut off nato supply lines to pakistan. this will likely damage the relationship between the u.s. and pakistan. nick walsh jones us live from kabul. are we starting to get more official word from nato now? absolutely. let s start with what pakistan has originally accused nato of here. they re saying two separate checkpoints were attacked inside pakistani territory, killing between 24, 26 pakistani soldiers, injuring about a dozen, outrage on the pakistani s side of the border, the prime minister scheduling a meeting with security chiefs and supply lines through pakistan into afghanistan and
drought-stricken texas where strong winds from tropical storm lee are kicking up several major wildfires. you see them here. this is south of austin, texas. crews are scrambling to knock down flames as soon as they pop up. 1,000 homes are at risk, in the line of fire. the situation has been getting worse. fire officials can t tell us how many evacuations they have or any damage assessments as of yet. we ll have more ahead on the fires including a live report from the scene and also a man who may lose his home to this fire. first we want to bring you up to date on the enormous amounts of rain tropical storm lee is dumping on louisiana and also mississippi. this was tropical storm lee tearing through the gulf this weekend. this is an oil rig and the workers there, you see them leaning into the wind holding on for dear life just to find out how fast the wind is blowing. they found out fast. on land, lee has been a flood maker. parts of louisiana have gotten a foot of rain or mor