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Daria Albinger (0:03)
Is it time for ICE to leave Minnesota? I'm Daria Albinger, Fox News. President Trump says he's reviewing his administration's actions in Minneapolis, where federal officers shot and killed a man on Saturday. It was the second such incident this month. In a phone interview with the Wall Street Journal, the president wouldn't say if the officer who shot Alex Priddy did the right thing. But he said the administration is reviewing everything and will then make a decision. He he also signaled, he says, a willingness to, in his words, eventually withdraw ICE officials from the city. The protests continued in Minneapolis despite the winter storm and bitter cold. That storm system is causing problems from the deep south to New England.
Brian Yenis (0:44)
Here in Boston, we are preparing for the worst of it. We are under a snow emergency, which means they want people to get off of the roads.
Daria Albinger (0:52)
Fox's Brian Yenis says Boston and other parts of Massachusetts could get up to two feet of snow. But snow isn't the biggest danger. It's the bitter cold. It's turned deadly in places like Austin, Texas, and New York City. New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani for those.
Brian Yenis (1:06)
Without shelter, the intense cold can be fatal. Yesterday alone, before the snow had even begun to come down, at least five New Yorkers passed away and were found outside.
Daria Albinger (1:16)
The storm also closed New York's LaGuardia Airport until further notice as airlines across the US cancel more than 11,000 flights on Sunday. President Trump has warned Canada he'll impose a 100% tariff if it goes through with a trade deal with China. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant says this is a no brainer.
Brian Yenis (1:34)
We can't let Canada become an opening that the Chinese pour their cheap goods.
Daria Albinger (1:40)
Into the U.S. last week, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the world order has changed and Canada was looking to make some new alliances. Canada's internal trade minister, meanwhile, says Canada and China resolved several important trade issues but have not yet agreed to a trade deal. America's listening to FOX news.
Megan Alexander (2:00)
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