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How is the winter storm affecting flights and power across the U.S.?

Elisa Brady 0:02
It's already making a mess at the airports. Only Sabrady. Fox News, hundreds of flights canceled today and more tomorrow for the winter storm expected to hit more than forty states.
Madison Scarpino 0:12
Airlines are already prepping for the worst. Delta Airlines says because of the expected conditions, a whole lot of heavy snow, a lot of ice, it's preemptively canceling flights in North Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Tennessee.
Elisa Brady 0:26
Box is Madison Scarpino. Ice and power outages a big concern for the southern US, especially, but heavy snow is also possible into the northeast. New York now among the states declaring emergencies to help with
Tanya J. Powers 0:37
storm prep. Governor Kathy Hokel is sounding the alarm about dangerously low temperatures and wind chills, as well as the possibility of up to two feet of snow in some areas.

What steps are New York City sanitation crews taking to prepare for heavy snow?

Unknown 0:46
Temperatures across New York are plummeting. By tomorrow night we'll be exped experiencing some of the most dangerous cold we've seen in years.
Tanya J. Powers 0:53
New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani says the Department of Sanitation is preparing.
Zohran Mamdani 0:58
More than two thousand of those sanitation workers begin twelve hour shifts starting tomorrow evening. They will salt as soon as we see the first snowflakes hit the ground with seven hundred salt spreaders, and then as soon as we see two inches of snow accumulate, we're gonna see twenty two hundred plows activate across the city.
Tanya J. Powers 1:13
He says they'll decide on Sunday whether city schools will hold in person or virtual classes on Monday.
Elisa Brady 1:19
Tony J. Powers. Federal officials say reports that a five-year-old boy was taken by ICE in Minnesota is a false narrative.

Why did officials say the viral story about a 5‑year‑old boy and ICE was false?

Unknown 1:25
Those pictures of that five year old boy standing in the cold wearing a Spider-Man backpack and a hat went viral after school leaders and then Democratic officials claimed that ICE was was detaining that child and then using him as bait to try to lure the boy's family outside so they could arrest the family.
Elisa Brady 1:44
Fox is Garrett Tenny in Minneapolis, where ICE and Border Patrol officials just held a news conference saying the boy's father left him behind as he ran from an arrest. America is listening to Fox News.
Tanya J. Powers 2:00
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Elisa Brady 2:15
A former Olympic snowboarder from Canada who ended up on the FBI's most wanted list is now in custody, accused of running an international
Jessica Rosenthal 2:23
Late last year, the FBI released new photos of Ryan Wedding, announcing an increased reward to fifteen million dollars for information leading to his arrest.

Who is the former Olympic snowboarder now facing a $15 million FBI bounty?

Pam Bondi 2:43
He used a Canadian website called The Dirty News to post photographs of the witness and his wife in order to locate him, which ultimately succeeded.
Jessica Rosenthal 2:54
Several others have been indicted in connection with wedding's distribution activity as well as the murder. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News. The
Elisa Brady 3:02
FBI director says Wettding, who's 44, was arrested last night in Mexico, where he's believed to have been hiding for years. He's being transported to the U.S. TikTok finalizes a deal to keep running in the U.S., though through a majority-owned, uh majority American-owned joint venture. However, Democratic Senator Ed Markey says not enough is known for the White House and that Congress should investigate. Accused of misusing public funds during the pandemic.
Eben Brown 3:30
Martin Quayar Jr.

What are the implications of TikTok’s new U.S. joint‑venture deal and Senate scrutiny?

Eben Brown 3:31
is the sheriff of Webb County, Texas, which includes Laredo along the Mexico border. But he's now charged by federal prosecutors with operating a home disinfection business during the COVID pandemic, using tools and supplies owned by the sheriff's office, but not reimbursing the county, all while the county was taking federal pandemic funds. Quayar is also the brother of Texas Democratic. Like U.S. Congressman Congressman Henry Quayar, who has drawn the ire of President Trump as the president pardoned him of federal corruption charges filed by the Biden administration, but who still ran for reelection as a Democrat.

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