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Millions of Americans will be stuck at home this weekend. I'm Dave Anthony. FOX news. A massive winter storm's coming. A quarter of an inch of ice on the roads and it creates just havoc everywhere. We're preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. Brian Kemp in Georgia is one of many governors declaring an emergency in their states. Thick ice could coat areas from the Carolinas back to Texas where it starts tonight.
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Here in Dallas, we could see close to quarter to a half an inch of ice. Once all is said and done, Fox.
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Weather meteorologist Bain Froney.
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This storm system is going to continue to track throughout the entire country, leaving tons and tons of snow in its wake. Areas like Oklahoma City could get up to 8 to 12 inches of snow as we move throughout the weekend. Now this is going to continue to track up towards the north and the Northeast.
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It's not just driving that could be treacherous. Airlines are getting ready waiving change fees for people to reschedule. Not only are there about 400 flights canceled today, there are already more than 1400 cancellations tomorrow. A day of anti ice protests planned in Minnesota, where it's frigid, 30 to 40 below zero wind chills. Organizers angry over immigration enforcement raids are urging people not to go to work or school. Don't shop as one protest last Sunday remains under federal investigation.
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Three arrests so far from that anti ice protest that took over a church service last weekend. And I emphasize so far because federal officials say more arrests are coming.
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That's fox's Garret Tenney in Minneapolis. President Trump posted this morning on Truth Social about his accomplishments at the World Economic Forum. From the framework of a security deal in Greenland to setting up his new Board of Peace. Something President Trump did on day one of term two has taken effect pulling the US out of the World Health.
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Organization, accusing it of mismanaging the COVID 19 pandemic and being too susceptible to political influence. That withdrawal has now been finalized with U.S. funding and staffing ceased, although WHO says the U.S. still owes it more than $130 million. The Trump administration says there will be collaboration on disease surveillance and data sharing directly with other countries.
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That's fox's Chris Foster. America's listening to FOX News.
