alexis mcadams with the latest on the flooding at the chicago o hare international airport. we will start with lakawana, new york, hi, max. reporter: good afternoon, we are ways south of downtown buffalo and we are standing next to a gas station because this is one of the few places that people can go to to just warm up and get inside, get food, a lot of people actually spent the night at this gas station because they became stranded in blizzard conditions last night. we were one of those who got stranded in the blizzard conditions, completely white-out, you couldn t sigh in front of you. we had to honker down in the cars and spend the night in the cars, luckily we had full tanks and we were able to keep warm. shelter are open and police officers have been shuttling those folks to warming shelters. meanwhile, though, some services aren t available in parts of western new york and some parts of buffalo, emergency services just simply can t get out to people and unfortunately w
airports. more than 2,000 flights canceled and 4,000 delayed already today aa cross the country across the country, merely 6,000 canceled yesterday nearly 6,000 canceled yesterday. icy and treacherous roads, in ohio at least 3 people were killed in a 46-car pile-up. here s governor mike dewine. the roads is are going to be very, very, very dangerous and very, very difficult. the obvious recommendation to everyone is stay home. rich: fox news team coverage, max gourden in western max gorden, charles watson on atlanta at the nation s busiest airport, but first alexis mcadams many new york city with the big picture on this deadly, historic storm. alexis. reporter: good afternoon, rich. it is a cold day again here in new york city, but across the midwest as you mentioned, that s where it really got slammed. they re deeming dealing with dangerous winds and whiteout conditions. this is some of those areas there in the midwest, just take a look at what they re seeing. vi
a margin of air ahead of a much anticipated debate there tuesday night. so is a gop weight on november 8 possible after all? was asked republican pollster strategist ed is a partner at the tarrance group. nice to see you again. so, first of all i want to ask you about the public mood. the right track numbers, the polling 25%. can you recall a time especially for an election when the public was in such a sour mood? there was a period in the spring we saw the numbers move slightly worse. in fact wrong track when over 70% for the first time in the 40 years i ve been doing polling and watching it. it was basically because the progressives of the democratic party had become disenchanted with the president on not moving their agenda. but when the supreme court case came out they kind of moved back in that direction. and that now seems to be hovering in this over two one margin wrong track belief by the there. which is one of the worst if not the worst i ve seen in off year electi
relying on the results of the midterms were in a handful of races could make the difference including the senate race in pennsylvania between lieutenant governor john fetterman and dr. oz. early voting is already setting records in georgia where senator raphael warnock is in a tight battle with republican challenger herschel walker. we have fox team coverage with alexis mcadams covering the race in pennsylvania. and charles watson in georgia. we are going to begin with lucas tomlinson. lucas is live in the white house, hey lucas for. arthel comic candace might be out of the pint campaign trail but president biden is not doing any of them. in studies employing a weekend at the beach. after some initial court victories lock the plan to repay student loans. releasing a statement we will continue to move full speed ahead in compliance with this order. the administration will continue to fight republican officials suing to block our efforts to provide relief to working families.
fox 10 news at 9:00 starts now. thanks for joining us. at this time last night, we were reporting on breaking news, a massive fire that was destroying a gilbert apartment complex under construction. that fire spread so fast that people living near the fire were forced to tonight firefighters are talking about what caused this inferno to jump from a first alarm to a four-alarm fire in the blink of an eye. stefania okolie reports on this developing story. stefania? yeah, that s right, linda. investigators say it was all about what was up in the apartment buildings. construction crews just had up the wood, so that made fire burn very fast and very easily. alarm fire jumps to a four-alarm fire and gilbert fire rescue crews were battling these ferocious flames, four apartment buildings destroyed, three of them ultimately collapsing. the fire spreading not only because of the intense heat but the framework, mostly plywood. without drywall you up, the rate at which flames sprea