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A lot of snow and wind. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. The Northeast getting ready for up to 18 inches of snow as a powerful blizzard prompts states of emergency across several locations. Fox Weather's Melanie Black in Boston.
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This is the first time that we have had a blizzard warning since January of 2022. This blizzard warning going to effect later on this afternoon and this one is going to run until Tuesday morning. So we are going to be in it for about 4, 48 hours. National weather Service really highlighting that this could be treacherous travel that we are going to get. Our Fox Weather forecast center has Boston and the surrounding southern New England area and a bit of a bullseye for where we could pick up on what could be jackpot totals around 18 to 24 inches. So this would no doubt cause some issues to travel. In fact, travel is expected to be nearly possible. National Weather Service also highlighting that there could be some big time impacts to the infrastructure.
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And about 6,500 U.S. flights are canceled so far, more than 500 delayed at least through Tuesday, according to FlightAware. President Trump wants Iran running out of time or warns they're running out of time rather to reach a nuclear deal with the US or face consequences.
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President Trump is giving Tehran just 10 to 15 days to come to an agreement. He says Iran can't continue to threaten stability in the region. The warning comes as the US Continues building up a major military presence in the Middle East. It includes dozens of military aircraft, thousands of troops to aircraft carriers and other naval forces. A top Iranian official claims a draft deal could be ready in the next few days. That plan apparently centers on curbing Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. Reuters reports the Trump administration remains divided on possible military action. Some advisers are urging the president to instead put more focus on the economy ahead of November's midterms.
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Fox's Chanley Painter America is listening to Fox News.
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a former contestant on American Idol, now accused of fatally shooting his wife, Caleb Flynn, also being accused of staging the crime scene to try and mislead cops. Fox's Madison Scarpino says he's facing many charges, murder, assault and tampering with evidence as well.
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Flynn was booked into jail Thursday, three days after the murder. He pleaded not guilty during his arraignment. As his attorney says in part, quote the we are both disappointed and concerned about the short timeline and seeming rush to judgment in this case. When the government runs out of leads or can't develop leads and looks at surviving spouses in cases such as these, the chance of a wrongful conviction increases. But the family of Ashley Flynn believes the arrest was made carefully and, quote, not without serious consideration. The 37 year old mother was also a local teacher, a volleyball coach and her family says she brought endless light into their world. And his attorney says that his next court appearance is set to be on Wednesday.
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And in a 911 call, Flynn telling a dispatcher that someone broke into his home and killed his wife, claiming the intruder shot her multiple times in the head. Their two kids were also inside the home when officers arrived there. Another person blamed in connection with a drug overdose death of actor Matthew Perry is set to be sentenced this week.
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Jasveen Sanga is due to be sentenced this coming week in a California court allegedly known as the Ketamine Queen among certain circ in Los Angeles, Sanga pleaded guilty last September to distributing the drug leading to the death of friends actor Matthew Perry. The actor was found unresponsive in his hot tub in October of 2023 having overdosed on ketamine. The 42 year old Sanga is one of five people to have been charged in connection to his death. Her sentencing is scheduled for Wednesday. She could go to prison for up to 65 years. Eben Brown, FOX News.
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PAUL I'm Paul Stevens and this is FOX News.
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Host: Paul Stevens (FOX News Podcasts)
Date: February 22, 2026
This morning’s newscast covers a major snowstorm threatening the Northeast U.S., urgent updates on U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, the arrest of a former American Idol contestant for a high-profile murder, and a sentencing related to the drug overdose death of actor Matthew Perry. The episode provides concise, breaking coverage on top national stories.
[00:03–00:56]
Blizzard Warning:
Impact on Infrastructure and Travel:
[00:56–01:53]
President Trump’s Ultimatum:
Negotiation Details and Political Divide:
[02:41–03:36]
Caleb Flynn Accused:
Court & Family Reactions:
Crime Details:
[03:36–04:30]
Jasveen Sanga’s Sentencing:
Notable Quote (Eben Brown, 03:55):
On the Blizzard:
“Travel is expected to be nearly impossible. National Weather Service also highlighting that there could be some big time impacts to the infrastructure.” — Melanie Black, [00:17]
On the Iran Nuclear Crisis:
“President Trump is giving Tehran just 10 to 15 days to come to an agreement. He says Iran can't continue to threaten stability in the region.” — Chanley Painter, [01:11]
On Caleb Flynn Investigation:
“We are both disappointed and concerned about the short timeline and seeming rush to judgment in this case. … the chance of a wrongful conviction increases.” — Flynn’s Attorney, [02:56]
This succinct yet comprehensive newscast breaks down the day’s most pressing national headlines, with direct updates from correspondents and included reactions from key figures and family members.