plus, thousands of travelers stranded this afternoon with southwest airlines at the center of a hot mess. 70% of their scheduled flights canceled we ve got the nightmare situation for folks trying to get home after the holidays and what the biden administration is saying about it in just the last couple of hours. we ll also take you live to one of the hardest hit areas in the destructive holiday winter storm where they are just starting to dig out even with driving bans still in effect in some spots. and donald trump s tax returns could be made public at some point. i m hallie jackson in washington, d.c. with you on this tuesday afternoon and we re starting with the uncertainty over what could happen with title 42 as we await a decision from the supreme court we know the biden administration wants this to be lifted, but they don t want the rug pulled out from them overnight. josh is live at the white house with this story. the issue with this, right, is that many people thi
you could barely see them until their heads poked out. they have friends in dallas to go to try to get gainful employment it is representative of the situation we re seeing as the supreme court is going to either take up the case for title 42 and debate its merits and it would stay in place in the interim or pass and pave the way for this to no longer be the case what will happen when it s lifted, experts say you re going to see a surge of people coming across the border in the first few months what happens beyond that point is in question thanks to sam for that. let me bring in tyler for many tell me what you re hearing from sources in the biden administration about this as it moves forward. josh just laid out earlier, the biden administration has been preparing for months for this moment and it s less of a question of if than when so the administration has been putting in plans, the pres
say they have it pretty well contained. by new jersey standards that was an impressive sight. let s show you what s happening with the heat. obviously, that s the story. excessive heat warnings continuing. 78 million people under heat advisories or warnings. the problem with when you get these big heat waves is at night it doesn t cool off. if anybody doesn t have air conditioning, they don t get relief either. it feels like 91 degrees when you walk out in st. louis. here we are early, early in the morning. it still feels like 90 in washington d.c. those are two of the hottest spots along with their friends in dallas. the dangerous heat continues with the heat all the way from texas to the plains to the east. today will feel like 100 in atlanta. st. louis, it will feel like 109. wichita, 107. in d.c., it if will feel like 102 this afternoon. there is some relief. notice kansas city goes from 97 saturday to 87 on monday. still a hot weekend. chicago is not bad. much cooler by monday. sa
character j.r. from dallas. iconic. the cowboy icon. yeah. it s nice that he was able to die surrounded by friends in dallas. that s great. let s get to rick reichmuth. he was in the new dallas, too wasn t he? yes he was a reboot on tnt. he and the other guy that popped up on there? yes. played his father. two original cast members. you have got about a minute and a half to find out. i just gave myself a minute and a half for this weather. never happen. minus 2 this morning in international falls. incredibly cold. we are sending alli there after the show she loves it 12 degrees in minneapolis. cold is moving in behind the cold front. we have got temperatures certainly cooled down here. 15, 20 degrees for a lot of people. so, get ready for that. it will warm up a little bit and this isn t certainly the worst of it another batch of cold air will move in. most of it is across the far northern plains. behind this front, clear skies