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
general who asked the supreme court to protect title 42. joining me now the attorney general of arizona mark bernavich. great to see you. hi, anita. anita: arizona, one of 19 states which asked the supreme court to put a hold on ending title 42 which allows the u.s. to expel migrants due to health condition concerns. that has happened, what happens next? i m proud of the fact that cases arizona v mayorkas because we lead the charge. now we are trying to stop him in rescinding title 42. we filed pleadings this week, justice roberts issued temporary stay. we know that title 42 will stay in effect at least until december 28th but after that, it s an open question. if the supreme court doesn t