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Tonight, a coast-to-coast winter storm brings the season's first significant snowfall to New York City and parts of the northeast, as a new system brings blizzard warnings to the west. Here are tonight's headlines.

Over half a foot of snow in New England and still falling. The tri-state area has been snow-starred.

State of emergency for part of California.

The snow keeps coming down and the wind keeps picking up.

Cancel.

Let's do a loan plan worth billions of dollars is on the docket at the Supreme Court.

This is preventing people from doing what they have to do.

Pay bills, start families.

The Alec Murdoch trial turns testy in the courtroom as prosecutors recall several witnesses to the stand.

The state's position is let no dead horse go unbeaten.

This has got to stop.

U.S. federal agencies have 30 days to delete TikTok from all government-issued devices.

Republican lawmakers are looking to take this ban even further.

TikTok is a spy blowing into your phone.

The FAA is investigating a close call at Logan Airport.

This is just the latest case of these close calls that have been popping up at airports across the country.

And a consumer alert. Hundreds of thousands of Nissan SUVs recalled because the ignition could turn off while driving.

Good evening and thank you for joining us on this Tuesday night.

Tonight we continue our series on retirement with some important tips on how to get mentally prepared for your golden years.

Plus, how a jazz legend from New Orleans is inspiring the next generation to make sure the music never stops.

But first, two major winter storm systems are blasting the U.S. from coast to coast on this final day of February.

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