southwest. of. 2800 u.s. flights already canceled today, 2500, about 90% are southwest. challenge for our flight crews being stuck in locations not where they need to be along with the aircraft. at this point we re working to accommodate our customers as best we can and offer the most options we can. cnn s lucy kafnov is in denver. i wasn t anticipating a nightmare but it is. reporter: christmas is over but for thousands of customers the travel nightmare goes on. they canceled our flight. they said they can t help us so we don t know what to do. reporter: southwest airlines at the top of the list for cancellations. the airlines ticketing counter at baltimore s bwi airport a zoo. denver s lines for the southwest ticket counter even longer. we had to wait in a line that was four hours and it was horrible. nobody is giving us a direction on what line to get in. it s a total you know what show here. reporter: for those tlieg to call to get through, good luck get
any said she learned about it while she was grabbing lunch. the entire white house reporter: donald trump s former white house press secretary. the violence we saw yesterday at our nation s capitol was were reporter: didn t realize until she settled in to eat a turkey sandwich for lunch on january 6th. she told the january 6th committee i initially went back to my office to eat lunch but i eventually turned up the volume on fox news. she said she was still piecing together what was playing out at the capitol. not nearly sitting by as the attack unfolded. i in no way, shape or form would eat a turkey sand win if i thought capitol hill was being sieged. how the white house learned about it is just one of the details as they release batches of transcripts. the select committee plans to make public the bulk of the
megyn: a story about school lunch, turning into a full-on food fight now. we told you about this yesterday. a little girl is given chicken nullets by her school after being told the lunch her mother made for her wasn t healthy enough, it was a turkey sandwich, banana, potato chips and apple juice. while some of the details remain unclear, what is clear is that the food police are very, very real. joining us snow sarah burrows of the carolina journal, she broke this story. sarah, we ve got so much feed back from our viewers on this yesterday. so the little girl, she s four, turkey sand win, banana, apple juice, a bag of chips, who is looking at her lunch and the other lunches of the children? we re still trying to determine exactly who the state employee was. we do know that it was an agent from the department of health and human services. mig at the nairt carolina level? right, the the north