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If you're traveling, try to stay positive. I'm Daria Albinger, Fox News. This is a busy travel day, but that doesn't mean that it necessarily will be stress-free. Fox's Madison Scarpino reports. We are seeing some issues with flights nationwide.
There are already thousands of delays and over 160 cancellations. And a big portion of these travel disruptions are from severe storms. Tornadoes ripped across parts of the South over the past few days. There were extreme winds and hail, and that weather is expected to continue this weekend.
Highways will likely be backed up. The storms have already proven to cause major issues on the roads in places like Texas, where there have been several crashes, leaving people stuck on the side of the roads for hours waiting to get towed. The AAA is estimating that almost 120 million people will be traveling during the holidays. CDC says the first severe case of bird flu in the U.S. shows the virus has mutated.
Fox's Christina Coleman. - There is no evidence that the Louisiana patient has passed the virus to anyone else. Health experts say the genetic analysis from this patient indicates the virus evolved in a way that can make it more transmissible to humans. Symptoms include mild fever, cough, sore throat, and a runny or stuffy nose.
There have been more than 60 confirmed cases in humans across the U.S. Nearly all infected worked on dairy or poultry farms. California has the most dairy farms with cows that have tested positive for the bird flu. The governor here declared a state of emergency to streamline and expedite the state's response to the virus. The CDC says the risks to the public were...
remains low. Authorities in Delray Beach, Florida, investigating a collision between a high-speed passenger train and a fire truck. At least three firefighters and several train passengers were injured. It appears a fire truck drove around some downed gates. America's listening to Fox News.
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The leader of Israel is having surgery. The Israeli prime minister suffered from a urinary tract infection this past week due to a problem with his prostate. The Jerusalem Post says doctors successfully treated that infection with an antibiotic, but his office issued a statement saying he'll undergo a procedure to remove his prostate.
Johns Hopkins University says the surgery generally takes about two hours and is performed under anesthesia. They also say after this sort of operation, patients may suffer from urinary problems and infertility. Jill Nadeau, Fox News. President-elect Trump is stepping in as the Supreme Court prepares to hear a case.
that could decide the future of TikTok. More from Fox's Matt Finn. President Trump filed documents asking the Supreme Court to delay the January deadline and instead, as the future president, allow him to make the ultimate decision about TikTok's fate here in the U.S. Also, there are some heated battles going on in the Trump world involving H-1B visas, which historically...
allow highly skilled foreign workers easy access into the U.S. Musk says he'll go to war defending those visas. He says he's in the country because of one. Ramaswamy is defending the visas as well, saying America has accepted mediocrity and it benefits from these workers. But MAGA supporters who are opponents of the visas say they take jobs from Americans. The former president initially supported a ban for TikTok during his previous term. A tragic accident
That's how Russian President Putin describes what happened after the crash of an Azerbaijani airliner in Kazakhstan. He made the comments to Azerbaijan's president, but stopped short of acknowledging Moscow is responsible. Allegations are mounting that the plane was shot down by Russian air defenses attempting to deflect a Ukrainian drone strike near Grozny. 38 people were killed. I'm Daria. This is Fox News.
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