from buffalo and she says she has never seen anything like this. we still have scores and scores of vehicles that were abandoned when people left during the storm, or in a ditch, they cannot possibly get out. we have had snowplows, major snowplows and rescue vehicles. i saw them myself in ditches buried in snow. anita: the brutal weather causing thousands of flight delays and cancellations. flight aware, charles watson is at the airport in atlanta with all of the latest there, and charles, you ve been chatting with us there from the airport over the last couple of days. how are things looking today? well, look, it s busy. the travel troubles continue here in atlanta, and at airports across the country. this is a taste of what it looks like here in atlanta, what we are experiencing. a lot of folks in the airport today. large crowds, large lines full of people who are just hoping that the day goes smoothly for them. unfortunately, that likely won t be the case for many as
them out of ukraine or go to negotiations, and tell putin up front. he will realize in 1917 it happened with alexander ii when the russian army mutinied. we have not done that, we have to give them everything we ve got. a lot of people out there, and the republican side of the house and conservative side of the house don t want to talk about that, but that train has left the station. this war is over 300 days old, we have to come up with an even state. anita: earlier today the alert came across the ap wire saying ukraine foreign minister tells the ap his government aims to have a peace summit by february at the u.n. we are also hearing vladimir putin talk about maybe wanting to have some kind of a peace negotiation. i m sure a peace negotiation by vladimir putin versus zelenskyy looks very different. should the u.s. be pushing that? some sort of a negotiation for
As the world hastens to craft its response to the Russian assault, a call to the free world to make sure that Ukraine remains a masterpiece of the human spirit,