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What is the impact of the winter storm on Texas and the Northeast?
Millions of Americans are doing the same thing. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News, getting ready for a nasty winter storm.
I'm just looking for a loaf of bread to get me through the weekend. But that's not been easy in Dallas. This is my sixth store I've been to today. I started out last night, but the shelves are all empty.
Texas will start to get hit tonight. And boy, we are going to have a large-scale storm on our hands. Fox meteorologist Adam Klotz. From Texas all the way to the northeast. Now, I think ice is going to be the most damaging, the most deadly, the most dangerous of this entire situation. In some cases, maybe an inch of ice, but even a quarter inch of ice, that's going to be enough to take down power lines. Dallas over to Little Rock, getting up towards Nashville.
It's also going to be frigid in many areas. There are 40 below zero wind chills now in Minnesota where a day of anti-ice protest is planned. Organizers urging people to not work, not go to school, and not shop. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry praises those standing up against immigration enforcement raids he opposes. We're seeing constitutional violations play out in real time. Vice President Vance went to Minneapolis calling for calm and cooperation. Working with state and local officials, we can make the worst moments of chaos much less common. Three people have been arrested in a federal investigation into the anti-ice protest inside a St. Paul church on Sunday. The deal's done to keep TikTok operating in the U.S.
The social media app's Chinese parent company has sold most of TikTok to a group of mostly American investors.
With ByteDance, the Chinese-owned company, retaining a nearly 20% stake. The arrangement settles concerns from lawmakers about Chinese influence and data collection. Congress passed a law in 2024 banning TikTok in the U.S. unless the app was sold. Fox's Jared Halpern.
Now to another done deal. Pulling out of the World Health Organization was among the executive orders signed by President Trump on his first day back in office, accusing it of mismanaging the COVID-19 pandemic and being too susceptible to political influence. Also, there's never been an American as its chief executive. That withdrawal has now been finalized.
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He wants Jack Smith to be prosecuted. President Trump posted that on Truth Social after the special counsel who got two Trump indictments testified at a House hearing.
Rather than accept his defeat in the 2020 election, President Trump engaged in a criminal scheme to overturn the results.
The other indictment Smith defended charged the then former president for mishandling classified documents. Both cases were dropped after the president was elected again.
How are protests against immigration enforcement unfolding in Minneapolis?
Texas Republican Congressman Brandon Gill questioned Jack Smith's effort to obtain Republican phone records as part of Smith's investigation into January 6th, noting he got the records, including of then-Speaker Kevin McCarthy, under a nondisclosure order so phone companies couldn't notify targets of the investigation. Gill said Smith called lawmakers a flight risk.
You were using clearly false information to secure a nondisclosure order to hide from Speaker McCarthy and from the American people the fact that you were spying on his toll records.
Smith defended his decision.
I had grave concerns about obstruction of justice in this investigation, specifically with regards to Donald Trump.
Republicans said this violated rules protecting lawmakers engaged in legislative acts. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Also at the House, Republicans, with some Democrat support, passed the final appropriations bills to fund the government to avert another shutdown that looms a week from today.
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