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Record snow in the Carolinas and shattered deep freeze records in Florida. I'm Carmen Roberts, FOX News. A nor' Easter bombs out and slams the Carolinas and Virginia with record snow and blizzard conditions. FOX Weather's Mike Sidell is on the North Carolina Outer Banks.
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It was a wild and loud night across the Outer Banks of North Carolina. 50 plus mile an hour wind gusts and then heavy snow. In addition to that wind, near blizzard conditions at 5:30 this morning. Near out conditions as temperatures overnight fell from 30 down to 21. Wind chills fell into the single numbers.
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And this is the second major winter storm in a week. Of course, it's snarling traffic on the roads and the air. Fox's Madison Scarpino reports from Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
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This region is just not used to this type of snow and it's triggering tons of flight disruptions and countless travelers are just trying to figure out a backup plan. Right now the check in area of the airport is overflowing with people waiting in a custom line to try and rebook their flight. Right now nationwide, we're seeing more than 1400 cancellations, well over 3000 delays. Most of those are coming out of here in Charlotte, but the disruptions are also hitting airports in Raleigh, Atlanta and Myrtle beach pretty hard.
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The partial government shutdown rolls on as lawmakers in Congress spar over federal funding for DHS and ice. And House Speaker Mike Johnson tells Fox.
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News we have to allow ICE to do its job. We have to allow border patrol to do its job and we're going to make sure they have the funding to do.
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Democrats are calling for ICE reforms to include a code of conduct for federal agents and a requirement that officers identify themselves. And the House will vote on funding legislation on Monday that was passed by the Senate and that would end the shutdown. Congress has already passed half of this year's funding bill so far. America's listening to FOX News. This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of.
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Federal agents take an alleged MS.13 gang member and killer into custody in Virginia.
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Homeland Security sources telling Fox News Digital that the alleged MS.13 member is 27 year old Edwin Antonio Hernandez of El Salvador. Sources say he's claimed participation in five murders in El Salvador and goes by the aliases Demente and Crazy. Sources add that Hernandez entered the US illegally near Hidalgo, Texas, back in June of 2015. He was then arrested by the US Border Patrol before being released from custody during immigration court proceedings. He was caught again by ICE on December 31st in Alexandria, Virginia for illegal entry and remaining in the US without a proper visa. Paul Stevens, Fox News Iran's supreme leader.
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Warns that any U.S. attack would spark a regional war. And President Trump confirms that Iran is negotiating with the US but says he's not ruling out any strikes in the region. He told reporters while on Air Force One last night as he flew to West Palm beach, if you could make.
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A negotiated deal that would be satisfactory with no nuclear weapons, that said, they should do that, but I don't know that they will. But they are talking to us. Seriously talking to us.
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And the Recording Academy will hand out the Grammys tonight of K pop girl.
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Group Blackpink and Bruno Mars will perform at the ceremony.
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Jose's Collab with Bruno Mars received three Grammy noms including Record of the Year and Song of the Year. There will be a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne performed by post Malone, Duff McKagan and slash. Trevor Noah will host the show for the sixth year in a row. The Grammys air live 8pm Eastern on CBS and streaming on Paramount. Monica DeLuca, Fox News and I am.
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Carmen Roberts and this is Fox News.
Host: Carmen Roberts, FOX News Team
Date: February 1, 2026
Theme: Top national news including severe winter weather, federal government funding standoff, immigration enforcement, U.S.-Iran relations, and the upcoming Grammy Awards.
This episode delivers breaking updates from around the United States, with a focus on record-breaking winter storms disrupting the Southeast, the ongoing federal government shutdown, a high-profile MS-13 arrest, heightened U.S.-Iran tensions, and a preview of the Grammy Awards.
Severe Weather and Snowfall:
“It was a wild and loud night across the Outer Banks… 50 plus mile an hour wind gusts and then heavy snow. In addition to that wind, near blizzard conditions at 5:30 this morning. Near out conditions as temperatures overnight fell from 30 down to 21. Wind chills fell into the single numbers.”
Travel Disruptions:
“This region is just not used to this type of snow and it’s triggering tons of flight disruptions… Right now nationwide, we’re seeing more than 1,400 cancellations, well over 3,000 delays.”
“We have to allow ICE to do its job. We have to allow border patrol to do its job and we’re going to make sure they have the funding to do.”
“Homeland Security sources … the alleged MS-13 member is 27 year old Edwin Antonio Hernandez of El Salvador … claimed participation in five murders in El Salvador ... entered the US illegally near Hidalgo, Texas, back in June of 2015 ... arrested by the US Border Patrol before being released from custody during immigration court proceedings … caught again by ICE on December 31st in Alexandria, Virginia.”
(03:18) “If you could make a negotiated deal that would be satisfactory with no nuclear weapons, that said, they should do that, but I don’t know that they will. But they are talking to us. Seriously talking to us.”
“It was a wild and loud night... near blizzard conditions at 5:30 this morning.”
“The check in area… is overflowing with people… more than 1,400 cancellations, well over 3,000 delays.”
“We have to allow ICE to do its job… and we’re going to make sure they have the funding to do.”
“He was caught again by ICE on December 31st in Alexandria, Virginia for illegal entry and remaining in the US without a proper visa.”
“But they are talking to us. Seriously talking to us.”
This concise newscast delivers fast-moving coverage of major U.S. and global events—focusing on severe winter weather, political deadlock in Washington, significant crime arrests, geopolitical tensions, and major cultural events like the Grammys. The updates, quotes, and field reporting capture the urgency and national scope typical of the Fox News Hourly Update.