disastrous holiday weekend continues to come at the expense of their customers. also this hour we ll check on the next storm system as buffalo residents begin to dig out and get back on the road and hopefully avoid tlooding in their communities. and an update from officials as doctors continue around the clock supervision of pope benedict from his bedside in a vatican city monastery. some new developments in the southwest airlines debacle just in the last few minutes. southwest is now announcing plans to, quote, return to normal operations with minimal disruptions by tomorrow. but still today thousands more flights have been cancelled. thousands of fliers still struggling to figure out how they are going to make it to their final destinations. other airlines like american, delta, united have offered to try to help putting a cap on flight prices between certain cities to give customers more options. it s unclear whether that s work ing. let s bring in nala charles. what
generators, pumps, thousand the weather is warming up pup we mentioned it s in the 40s, approaching the 50s later this weekend. things are looking up. we got this stat from erie county officials. national guard was helping out make dialysis runs, they did 80 yesterday. today they only got two calls. so in many ways, things are improving. back to you. a silver lining. thank you. the supreme court decision to keep title 42 in place while legal challenges move through the courts is a frustrating and painful reality for thousands of migrants seeking asylum along the southern borderer. sam brock has been speaking with those migrants in el paso throughout the week and filed this report. reporter: the streets of el paso continue to be a representation of human heart ache playing out before our very eyes. el paso has been a parking lot of the immigration crisis for a