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The worst has passed. Lisa Brady, FOX News. That from the New York City mayor. As snow begins to taper off after dumping more than 2ft in parts of the Northeast, nearly 20 inches in central Park.
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I continue to encourage all non emergency
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traffic, cars, trucks, scooters and e bikes to remain off the roads. Mayor Zoramdani says multiple plowing runs will be needed, but schools in the city will reopen tomorrow. That may not be the case everywhere. Providence, Rhode island, getting a record of more than 32 inches of snow and what's officially a blizzard in parts of at least five states. The high winds and heavy snow knocking out power to more than 600,000 customers. More than 20,000 flights disrupted through tomorrow with ripple effects around the country. FOX Business Connor Hansen at DC's Reagan National Airport.
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Things are just slowly starting to get back on track here. Much worse in cities like New York and Boston. Today alone at New York airports, thousands of flights were canceled. Pretty much if you had a flight going in or out of New York, it's probably not going to happen until at least tomorrow. Just for some context, more than 22 inches fell at LaGuardia Airport.
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Congress is back in session today after a 10 day break. But still no deal to end a Homeland Security funding shutdown over Democrat demands for immigration enforcement reforms.
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That means that Secret Service agents protecting the president are not getting paid. That bothers Republicans, especially after Sunday's episode at Mar A Lago.
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Fox's Chad Pergam on Capitol Hill, an armed man was shot and killed after breaching security at the Florida estate, walking in through an open gate as vehicles were leaving. The president was not there at the time. Tomorrow he gives the State of the Union address on Capitol Hill. The House speaker has said the US Gold medal winning hockey teams might attend the address. The men's team just arriving in Miami, returning from the Winter Olympics on a flight diverted to Miami because of the big storm. America is listening to FOX News.
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Let's talk about Netflix, but I don't want to talk about their shows and movies. I want to talk about the economic impact Netflix makes in this country. Over the past 10 years, Netflix has contributed $225 billion to the US economy. They brought productions to all 50 states and hired over 150,000Americans as cast and crew. Carpenters, electricians, small businesses, real American jobs, Netflix investing in America.
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The son of director Rob Reiner, Nick Reiner remains held without bail after pleading not guilty to murdering both of his parents in December. During today's arraignment, the judge in L A setting a preliminary hearing date for April 29. A former British ambassador to the US is arrested under investigation over his ties to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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London police have arrested former UK Ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson. They didn't name him in their announcement, but said they'd arrested a 72 year old man for misconduct in public office and it appears to be related to documents containing sensitive government information Mandelson is accused of passing on to Epstein roughly 15 years ago. A similar reason was given for the arrest of former Prince Andrew last week. The UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, fired Mandelson from his post as ambassador last year after emails showed he'd been in touch with Epstein well beyond 2008 after Epstein pled guilty to a state prostitution charge in Florida. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
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A wave of violence in Mexico now blamed for at least 73 deaths after the Mexican army's attempt to capture a notorious drug lord known as El Mencho who ended up dead. Some Mexican resorts telling guests to shelter in place. A catastrophic injury even worse than first thought.
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American alpine Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn recorded a lengthy video and published it to Instagram Monday. Her first time out of the hospital in nearly two weeks. In bed since she crashed in her first race at the Winter Games in Italy and had to be airlifted from the course. She suffered a complex fracture of her left tibia, underwent multiple surgeries, including one procedure to treat compartment syndrome.
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Dr. Tom Hackett saved my leg. He saved my leg from being amputated. He did what's called a fasciotomy.
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41 year old Lindsey Vaughn is out of the hospital, but a long way from returning to skiing.
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I'm in a wheelchair right now. I'm very much immobile. I'll be in a wheelchair for a while because I also broke my right ankle.
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Lindsey Vaughn hopes to progress from a wheelchair to crutches within weeks.
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Fox's Jared Max Unlis, FOX News this is Ainsley Earhart.
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Thank you joining me for the 52
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episode podcast series the Life of Jesus,
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