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southwest, and places that don t get a lot of rain, l.a.x. and phoenix, also seeing delays and texas because of the low cloud ceilings. listen to warnings from the transportation secretary pete buttigieg who says that the airlines have to stay on the game and so do to passengers with the big days ahead, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday, and the potential of bad weather out there over the weekend. listen. we know that the weather is coming our way. it is why you want to make sure that you are keeping in touch with the airline. the big thing that we can control though, that airlines need to control is how resilient the system is to that weather. of course, a lot of people are going to be driving. tomorrow is one of the worst driving days according to aaa, and sunday and monday, take advantage of the low traffic because of the holiday. all right. sunday and monday does not sound great, but we will try it, pete. thank you so much. appreciate it. the next hour of cnn
AirportMeltdownFamilyEveryoneSomewhereLesson10FlightsPassengersSouthwestScenesThings under what circumstances do you consider or how do you evaluate whether you would appoint a special counsel? i think this is a fact in law question in each case determining and depending upon how cases go forward and the question of whether the justice department with its normal processes should continue. i want to be clear though special counsels are also employees of the justice department. we don t have an independent counsel statute anymore. have you had any consideration about whether to do this in. i think the internal distributions have to stay within the d.. maria: that was attorney general garland testifying on tuesday in front of the senate appropriations committee on what he mans to do about the obvious influence peddling, potential violations of hunter biden regarding u.s. bribery laws. i am back with senator ron
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