Happening now, Thanksgiving rush.

Millions of travelers are on the move this Wednesday,

and so is an Arctic glass that could put a freeze

on your holiday travel plans.

Plus high rise inferno, a massive fire ripped

through several apartment buildings in Hong Kong,

killing at least 13 people the challenge firefighters are facing to stop the flames

that have been burning now for hours. And Democrats are pushing back after learning FBI agents

want to have a word with them about that video they posted urging military members to refuse

illegal orders. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world.

I'm Pamela Brown.

Wolf Blitzer is off today.

You're in the situation room.

Happening now in Arctic Blast is jeopardizing holiday travel for millions of Americans with more than 6 million people currently under winter storm warnings.

The combination of snow and strong winds that is creating dangerous travel conditions.

Like this stunning video from North Dakota, dash cam captured first responders assisting vehicles that had slid off the highway

when suddenly a pickup truck appears to lose control and nearly misses them.

Here to bring us the very latest on this winter storm and its impact on travel plans,

the CNN aviation correspondent Pete Muntin and CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar.

So Pete, you are at Reagan National Airport,

you're home away from home these days.

How's it going there?

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