area the snowball effect can t keep up to connect crews to aircraft. julie: mike tobin is following this from chicago international airport. there are some reasons to be a little bit optimistic or have some optimism. the ugly visual the island of misfit bags is gone. doesn t mean all bags are reunited with their owners or made it to the proper city and moved to storage and people are showing up to baggage help at midway airport being sent to the storage longer where someone takes a ticket and attempts to locate bags. some of the bags are in the wrong city. when you look at cancellations across the nation, domestic flights, 2400 cancellations. of those 2300 are southwest. they still have a mess. move a day forward and the southwest cancellations drop to 39. is that an extension of the fact that southwest has already canceled 2/3 of their flight? hard to tell now. one thing you can tell for sure there are still people stuck away from their destinations, renting cars and pay
don t think 2022 was all that great. a recent fox poll shows that just 23% think this last trip around the sun was a good year. as critics point to biden s broken promises. president biden: without unity, there is no peace, only bitterness and fury. no progress. extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards full of anger, violence, hate and division. it s a bill that will cut your cost of living and reduce inflation. take time to get inflation back to normal levels. a more humane policy based on family yoonfication. don t come. don t leave your town or city or community. molly: the white house is looking at 2022 as a success and making promises for the new year. after building the most significant legislative record we will deliver more for the american people. we ll talk to ronna mcdaniel in a moment. jacque heinrich is live in the virgin islands with the president. 67% of americans say that 2022 was not a good year. a bad year. granted that is down
calls papa bear plunge. his daughter said the first time he has built a sledding course but he did build ice rinks when he was younger. pretty cool. julie: i m sorry, that s the coolest grandfather ever, look at this. it s amazing. i love that. come over, please, i need snow in order to make it happen. i ll see you again tomorrow. rich: molly line in for the faulkner focus coming up. molly: fox nulls alert as the year comes to a close the biden administration is taking one last chance for a victory lap on its performance in 2022. this is the faulkner focus and i m molly line in for harris. over the past 12 months president biden has managed to put a positive spin on massive spending and decades high inflation. he has begged adversaries for help with oil and all-out ignored the influx at the southern border but it appears the rose covered glasses are on. americans feeling the impact
it s just the latest and crazy unrelenting winter weather. from georgia to maine, travelers were stranded. in raleigh the conditions were so dangerous, some drivers simply abandoned their cars. cars around me were just spinning. i was just waiting for my turn to get hit. i was like, i have to get out of here. reporter: even this philadelphia ambulance was no match for the icy roads. still, some people decided to brave winter s barrage outdoors. we have no coffee pot at home and we need coffee, so and these guys wanted to come along. reporter: the nation s capital became a virtual ski resort as the beltway businesses shut down. iconic art museum steps were transformed into a sledding course. here we go! reporter: but for everyone enjoying the winter weather, there were others cursing it. 425,000 people in ten states are still without power. many of the hardest hit are in