Turning to the day's other headlines, President Trump says there can be no changes to a funding package that the House aims to pass this week to fully reopen the federal government.

He also says he's working hard with Speaker Mike Johnson to make that happen.

A partial government shutdown began at the end of last week.

That came after the Senate passed a measure on Friday that would extend funding

for the Department of Homeland Security for just two weeks as Democrats pushed to rein in

President Trump's immigration crackdown. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told reporters

today that he's also working with Johnson on a potential deal, but that DHS funding remains a sticking point.

Still having seen a clear path articulated an iron-clad path articulated by the Trump administration

related to the type of dramatic changes that are necessary in order to rain ice in. It's out of control. And the American people know it.

This latest funding battle comes just months after a 43-day shutdown last fall, which was the

longest in history. Parts of the southeastern U.S. are digging out from another weekend winter

storm.

This time it was North Carolina that took the biggest hit.

Some areas broke records with more than a foot of snow,

and there were more than a thousand traffic collisions, two of them fatal.

In the meantime, tens of thousands are still without power across the south,

more than a week after the last crippling storm.

While in Florida, farmers rushed to protect their citrus crops from some of the coldest air

in decades with the cold weather set to continue.

Meantime, in Pennsylvania this morning...

It's Paxibati!

The world's most famous groundhog reportedly saw his shadow, which by tradition means six more weeks of winter.

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