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Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air, the major storm on the move in the post-holiday travel impact, and the new U.S. strikes against militant targets overseas.

First, that intense storm roaring through the nation's midsection, white out conditions,

blizzard warnings, and winter weather alerts, parts of two interstates, I-70 and I-80,

closed for hours.

In the northeast, heavy fog,

blanketing major cities from Washington to New York to Boston.

What this could mean is millions get ready to head home

after the Christmas holiday and the delays in air travel.

Faith Abube from the world's busiest airport in Atlanta and Rob Marciano with the forecast.

The U.S. retaliatory strikes overseas, shooting down Huthi missiles and drones in the Red Sea,

and hitting militant targets inside Iraq after three Americans were hurt in an attack

by an Iran-backed paramilitary group.

A top aide to Benjamin Netanyahu visits the White House as the Israeli Prime Minister lays out

his preconditions for peace, the latest peace plan from Egypt rejected by Hamas.

What that could mean for the hostages as Israel intensifies its operations in Gaza.

Great Planet, reporting in Israel tonight.

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