Protesters at this point. it s going to be interesting to see if he speaks were for the cameras because they of course, this is all taken up by steve bannon. perhaps will hear more about what he feels about iran. shannon: do you think the left comes around on this? speak would like to think so but it doesn t seem likely. alex pointed out that barack obama was very quiet in 2009 in the uprising went away and the regime stayed in power. if this turns into some sort of serious revolution and the regime is overthrown, i think it changes things. if it maintains the status quo, i don t think the left will cross the barrier and side with donald trump it s been on the head of the revolution regards as they have quelled the sedition and it s over. reuters said there are more approaches. we will keep an eye on it. great to have you both. things are going in. the deep-freeze is not stopping those eager to get a slice of the powerball jackpot.
It s going to be interesting to see if he speaks were for the cameras because they of course, this is all taken up by steve bannon. perhaps will hear more about what he feels about iran. shannon: do you think the left comes around on this? speak would like to think so but it doesn t seem likely. alex pointed out that barack obama was very quiet in 2009 in the uprising went away and the regime stayed in power. if this turns into some sort of serious revolution and the regime is overthrown, i think it changes things. if it maintains the status quo, i don t think the left will cross the barrier and side with donald trump it s been on the head of the revolution regards as they have quelled the sedition and it s over. reuters said there are more approaches. we will keep an eye on it. great to have you both. things are going in. the deep-freeze is not stopping those eager to get a slice of the powerball jackpot. i better get my tickets out. that s next.
i have four-wheel drive and it still, like, on like you re ice skating. reporter: the slick conditions triggered an outbreak of pileups and a giant mess to clean up. in snowy new jersey, one reporter found himself in the middle of it. when i oh! reporter: an equally ugly scene at the airports. more than 2800 flights were canceled. by one estimate, this year s winter storms have cost the industry and passengers $5.8 billion. but cancellations aren t all bad news for the airlines. they re not paying pilot salaries. they re not paying for flight attendants and not paying for jet fuel, which is their single largest cost. reporter: up next, the deep freeze again. windchills in the plains from midwest to the northeast, plunging back near or below zero. get ready for record cold behind this storm. reporter: it might be cold but it s not going to be as stormy. airlines have only canceled a
reporter: crews are scrambling but restoring power can be a painstaking process. officials near philly said it could take as long as a week. snow and cold is putting a damper on customers too. a lot of people don t come out. they can t get out. their cars won t start. reporter: but the latest storm wasn t all bad news. little couch time. little movie time. some reading time. and snowball fight. reporter: with many schools canceled, it was a chance to have some fun outside with friends. it will be back to school today in many cities affected by this storm. but forecasters are closely watching a third system which could move in by the weekend. meaning another potential snowy mess on monday. john and marci? all right, devon, thank you. in northeastern wisconsin, the deep freeze is so severe, watermains and pipes are now bursting. so the order has gone out to residents and businesses to keep at least one faucet running nonstop. the water bills will be adjusted for the extra use
Business owners like this one. we have no power. so can t get out and do much right now. so we re just kind of waiting. reporter: crews are scrambling but restoring power can be a painstaking process. officials near philly said it could take as long as a week. snow and cold is putting a damper on customers too. a lot of people don t come out. they can t get out. their cars won t start. reporter: but the latest storm wasn t all bad news. little couch time. little movie time. some reading time. and snowball fight. reporter: with many schools canceled, it was a chance to have some fun outside with friends. it will be back to school today in many cities affected by this storm. but forecasters are closely watching a third system which could move in by the weekend. meaning another potential snowy mess on monday. john and marci? all right, devon, thank you. in northeastern wisconsin, the deep freeze is so severe, watermains and pipes are now bursting. so the order has gone out t