some of those semis have been stuck on that road since 10:30 last night. and it s not like the drivers could jump out and go anywhere. they just had to sit in those trucks. there is an inch of ice on the highway. nobody could go anywhere because the semis were jackknifing all over the place. and chad, you well know yes. not nuft saenough salt, n enough trucks. atlanta is just freaked out over there and just isn t equipped to deal with this. 4 million people around the city, something like that. 50. 50 trucks to plow this stuff out of the way. so hundreds of thousands of miles divided by 50 trucks, and it s going to take like 3 1/2 years to get all of this out of the way. good news is summer happens before that. and we might have a bit of sunshine later this afternoon and when we see it we ll all cheer. the sunshine will warm things up a little bit. yesterday we did get the slush to come back in. but as soon as the sun set last night it froze back up. here s a jackknifed t
bill: might be fun for some but not for millions of others. jonathan serrie at his post in month comery, alabama. you looked down right freezing there, jonathan. how are things for you and others on the roads? reporter: at least the skies are clearing up. we re hoping the sun will come out and begin to melt some of this ice. temperatures are still pretty low. a lot of black ice on the road. highway 231 very light traffic. yesterday we saw this jackknifed truck at the i-85/8-65 interchange in montgomery, alabama. there was major traffic gridlock in birmingham. in several alabama communities roads to schools became impassable, forcing students and teachers to stay put. alabama s governor reassured parents their children were in good hands with teachers. if need be they would send in first-responders assisted by the national guard with food supplies and heaters, anything