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Getting ready for the big storm, I'm Roger Stern, Fox News. Millions of Americans bracing for historic amounts of snow across the I-95 corridor. New York Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency for tomorrow morning in many counties.
It's time to brace for impact, New Yorkers. Two days ago, we were expecting a run-of-the-mill February storm, something we're used to handling, very accustomed to. Just a little snow, maybe moderate disruption, really nothing to get too excited about. But over the last 24 hours, this forecast has shifted dramatically.
The Big Apple is under a blizzard warning for the first time in nearly a decade. More than 2,200 flights have already been canceled for tomorrow and Monday as the Northeast prepares for widespread power outages thanks to winds up to 70 miles an hour. President Trump boosting tariffs across the world even more despite a Supreme Court ruling against him. Here's Fox's Jill Nader to explain.
When the Supreme Court ruled the International Emergency Economic Powers Act didn't give President Trump the power to impose tariffs, he went elsewhere. Under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, he can raise tariffs for a limited time. Late Friday, he imposed a 10 percent tariff, but Saturday he said he's raising them to 15 percent. And what about the money already collected under the previous tariffs? On Fox, Republican Senator John Kennedy put a positive spin on it. If he gives back $300 billion worth of tariff money to the business community in America, this economy is going to roar, man. California Governor Gavin Newsom wants refunds for American businesses and families. In Washington, Jill Nadeau, Fox News.
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The search for the mother of today's show host Savannah Gunther is heading into its fourth week. Fox's Matt Finn in Tucson, Arizona, with new details about an increased reward.
The president of Crime Stoppers all the way in Milwaukee personally gave $100,000. That's in addition to the FBI's $100,000. The Crime Stoppers president says he hopes the money will incentivize people to talk, and he claims that people can call Crime Stoppers and remain anonymous. The case wasn't solved. They weren't featuring crime stoppers, which I thought was an important step. No one else did it, so I stepped in and offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator. We're waiting on possible matches from DNA recovered from inside the house, but there's no guarantee on that or timeline.
Authorities, including local law enforcement and the FBI, say they have found DNA on gloves found near the home as well as the property, but did not match anyone in the national database. One Democrat is criticizing his party for not funding parts of the Department of Homeland Security because of department policies. Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman of Fox News Live.
All the Democrats, we agree that we want to have some reforms on ICE, but this would have none of that involved in it. This shutdown was nothing more than people that are afraid of the base to just explain to them that shutting down the entire DHS will have no impact or make those kinds of reforms for ICE.
The partial shutdown affects TSA, FEMA, and the Coast Guard. Democrats want new policies, including forcing ICE agents to show their faces. A recent Fox poll shows that 59% of respondents said ICE tactics are too aggressive. I'm Roger Stern, and this is Fox News.
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