even overnight tonight and monday night you re still going to have a lot of these same areas picking up some snow. the heaviest snow is mainly focused across portions of the northeast going forward. widespread amounts of about 6 to 8 inches and some spots could pick up over a foot of snow before this system finally ends. this is not the news you want to hear if you are planning to travel today. whether it s by road or especially if it s by air. delays likely. chicago, detroit, cleveland, big delays possible for boston, new york, philadelphia, and d.c. one of the thing to notice even out west as that next system comes in, also likely delays in the west coast cities as well. many. no relief in sight for people who have to travel today. thank you. let s go to cnn s natascha chen at the signs say the waits
if we had seen something like the heartbreaking devastation down in the bahamas, it would be a different story. our hearts go out. we ve already started organizing some relief efforts from charleston to go down to the bahamas and help as soon as dorian passes our way. because that kind of devastation, boy, that takes more than time to recover. well, unfortunately, a lot of people along the coast of the united states knows what it is to be in the path of the storm. but kudos to you and your community for reaching out to the folks who took the brunt of this. thank you so much, mr. mayor, and good luck. hope to see you soon down in charleston. thank you very much. in the meantime, travel today from florida to the bahamas with an air unit from customs border protection, they re headed to help however they can. they just landed on nassau on their way to the hard-hit abacos. kerry filed this report just moments ago. reporter: we re on the runway here in nassau with flight
i wish everybody happy thanksgiving. dana: anyone talking about politics at the thanksgiving table, either of you? hopefully not. we talked enough about politics. dana: michael? i will be happy about the 40 democratic seats we just picked up. that will be on our mind. dana: you can gloat as you pass the gravy. michael and alex, thank you. thank you. thanks. dana: travel today, feast tomorrow. more than 54 million americans are on the move this thanksgiving according to aaa. we sepb our crew to the crowds. mike tobin is at chicago o hare international airport. hillary vaughn is at lax in los angeles. hillary, let me start with you. reporter: dana, there s a lot more people flying to their turkey this thanksgiving. travellers expected to show up in record numbers at airports across the country. 30.6 million people are expected to hop on a flight this holiday, up over 5% from last year. if you thought lines were long
police department under court supervision. 200 page plan has drawn intense public interest and it calls for stricter rules on the use of force. the police union opposes this proposal, saying it would deprive officers of flexibility they need to. the trump administration opposes the plan on similar grounds. the caravan of central american migrants heading toward the u.s. southern border resumed its travel today, after taking a day to rest. there are reports of hundreds of people dropping out, some for medical reasons and others accepting bus rides back home. our national correspondent william la jeunesse is talking to some who stayed and when they expect when and if they make it to the u.s. there are people helping but if we don t have help him out there would be nothing. after spending his youth in mission, texas, walter is determined to get back. i studied over there, i did my elementary, middle school and high school. he will try to enter again and
no replacement being bandied around. so for now, he stays even though he s diminished in some aspects of the decision making. he s on travel today in alaska at a military base on his way to a trip overseas. thank you very much, robert. congratulations on another big scoop from carol lee and our team. coming up, should the administration overall i.c.e. in we ll ask a democratic congressman next on andrea mitchell reports. prices of the season