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What impact did the recent snowstorm have across the United States?
23 inches of snow. I'm Dave Anthony. Fox News. That is the biggest total in the massive storm measured in Pennsylvania. There's at least a foot of snow in a dozen other states and a lot of ice across the south.
Been a very difficult situation in our state. I will say that. We've had a truly historic storm.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee. His state has the most power outages still this morning out of the 800,000 homes and businesses without electricity. And Lee tells Fox it's tough on crews with ice-covered trees.
Very dangerous situations. These limbs are falling down every day and every minute.
Driving remains difficult, too, from Texas to New England.
Fox's Rich Edsons in Washington, D.C. Walking around here isn't exactly like walking through the snow. It's walking on top of the snow. That's because of that layer of ice that sits on top of it. It's a big mess to try to remove from roads and sidewalks, but they are trying here. The plows are out.
How are power outages affecting recovery efforts in Tennessee?
A number of stores and transit all trying to get back on track here on this Monday.
The storm is blamed for at least nine deaths, including a teenager killed in a sledding accident in Texas. Her sled was being pulled by a Jeep at the time. There could be more deaths in Bangor, Maine, where a small plane went down last night in snowy conditions, then caught fire.
Eight people were on board the private aircraft when it crashed around 7.45 local time on Sunday evening. Fox 26 Houston reports that the tail number of the plane is linked to a Houston, Texas law firm. There is no word on the conditions of those on board.
Fox's Tonya J. Powers. For those trying to take flights as the storm wanes, it's still difficult at airports. Another 3,800 cancellations. Yesterday, there were more than 11,000 flights grounded. The most since early COVID times, March 30, 2020. The anti-ice protest continue in Minnesota. Angry over Saturday shooting the left protester Alex Preddy dead. Democrats demand federal agents leave and that evidence from the shooting be preserved, which a judge ordered before a hearing today. Deputy U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche tells Fox.
We're going to go to court to say exactly what we're doing, which is, of course, we're investigating. We always investigate any conduct like this, any shooting like this. America's listening to Fox News.
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The Senate returns this week on deadline to do what the House did last week, approve funding for the government through September. If not, there will be another shutdown. And what happened over the weekend in Minnesota could throw a wrench in the works.
The Senate is set to vote this week on a package of bills to fund the government through the end of September. The minibus will include the funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, and Democrats have made clear they want reforms and restrictions on ICE that could make getting the 60 votes needed to break the Senate filibuster a challenge. The package also includes funding for the Department of War and Housing and Urban Development. In Washington, Ryan Schmelz, Fox News.
Stocks could drop to start the week. Futures have been down, but only modestly after slight losses last week at the gas pump.
The gasoline price slide did come to an end. In these two weeks, the price is up by one penny with a new average for a regular at $2.90 per gallon.
What tragic incidents were reported due to the storm's conditions?
An analyst, Trillia Lundberg, expects prices could rise some more. AAA's national average for regular is a bit less than her survey of stations, $2.88 per gallon. That is still almost a quarter less than a year ago. The Super Bowl is set. New England versus Seattle. A rematch of the big game 11 years ago, the Patriots won with a dramatic goal line stand in the closing seconds. Eight seconds left. Loaned up near side.
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