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Debra Valentine
Storm delays. I'm Debra Valentine, Fox News New York City is under a winter storm warning until 1pm on Saturday as a major storm dumps snow and ice in the northeastern U.S. new York City Emergency Management Commissioner Zach Iscal we have issued at.
Zach Iscal
Emergency management a travel advisory from this evening into tomorrow morning. And we have activated our city's winter weather emergency plan. We're expecting 6 to 9 inches of snow citywide with some neighborhoods possibly seeing even more.
Debra Valentine
Fox Weather's Jane Menar reports on anticipated snowfall.
Jane Menar
We're talking a blockbuster snow upwards of a foot in some cases across upstate New York. New York City, where we could be in the sweet spot of 5 to 8 inches of snow in Central Park, North Jersey, out onto Long island as well a little further to the south. That's where sleet is going to cut in on our snow totals. But still dangerous travel over the course of this evening as roads become very icy.
Debra Valentine
New Jersey and portions of New York are under states of emergency due to the inclement weather. Three deaths reported due to an atmospheric river that has brought heavy rain to Southern California and snow to the Sierra Nevadas. Fox's Christina Coleman reports from LA.
Christina Coleman
The LA County Fire Department rescued more than 100 people who were trapped due to the storms. They used a helicopter to hoist at least 21 people from cars and at least 20 others were pulled out of vehicles by crews on the ground during the intense rainfall.
Debra Valentine
One of the deaths involves a sheriff's deputy, a gunman shot dead during a standoff with police after opening fire inside of a sheriff's office in Wallace, Idaho. Friday. Shoshone County Sheriff William Eddy Kootenay county.
Zach Iscal
Sheriffs and Coeur d' Alene police are handling the criminal event and ISP is handling the officer involved.
Debra Valentine
Shooting a deputy grazed in the air. Two civilians hurt by gunfire. America's listening to Fox News.
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Debra Valentine
Safe. Ukraine's president is headed to Mar a Lago to meet with President Trump about a potential peace plan. Fox's Madison Scarpino has the latest from West Palm.
Zach Iscal
Beach. He would like to come, but I think we should get a deal done.
Madison Scarpino
First. That was President Trump last month. Now Zelensky is planning a trip to Mar a Lago on Sunday as he seems to be pleased with the peace plan the US Is proposing. Zelensky posting about a Christmas Day call saying in part quote, today we had a very good conversation with President Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. We are truly working 247 to bring closer the end of this brutal Russian war against Ukraine and to ensure that all documents and steps are realistic, effective and reliable. But President Trump is reportedly saying Zelensky does not have anything until he approves it, and many experts are hesitant the plan will be.
Debra Valentine
Successful. On Monday, the president's also expected to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, potentially regarding the future of the Gaza peace deal. Congress is on their holiday break, but key budget deadlines loom. Fox's Chad Pergrim on Capitol Hill has.
Chad Pergrim
Details. Expect a House vote to temporarily extend expiring Obamacare tax credits in early January. Four Republicans teamed with Democrats to force the vote, but some GOP members prefer to pass their own health care bill via budget reconciliation. Now budget reconciliation can bypass a Senate filibuster and Republicans can ignore Democrats. Another government funding deadline looms on January 30th. It's possible that lawmakers need another Antrim spending bill to avert a.
Debra Valentine
Shutdown. This comes as 2026 is a midterm election year and Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia retires on January 5, causing Republicans to lose a seat in Tokyo. A man arrested after stabbing eight people and injuring seven others during a knife and chemical attack at a rubber factory. Eight people taken to a.
Jane Menar
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Debra Valentine
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Main Theme:
A fast-paced overview of significant national and international developments, focused primarily on extreme winter weather across the U.S., emergency responses, prominent political meetings, Congressional budget deadlines, and a breaking crime story.
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01:00-01:31
01:31-01:48
02:59-03:48
Ukraine Peace Plan Developments:
Upcoming Gaza Talks:
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Affordable Care Act Extensions:
Midterms and Congressional Retirements:
04:34-04:56
Tone & Language:
Concise and urgent, the episode is structured as a high-paced newscast—trusted sources relaying critical information, punctuated with direct quotes, and a straightforward delivery geared toward a general American audience.
For Listeners:
This episode efficiently surveys top headlines, major weather threats, breaking international news, and U.S. political maneuvering—giving you a brisk, fact-packed sense of where the country and world stand as of the early morning of December 27, 2025.