Inside Edition for Friday, February 04, 2022
Grounded flights, freeway pileups and massive power outages. It's all part of the fallout from the latest winter storm to sweep across the country. In the case of Winter Storm Landon - ice seems to be the biggest danger. Les Trent with what you need to know to prevent a slip and fall. And speaking of the cold, the Winter Olympics is officially on with opening ceremonies taking place earlier today in Beijing. However, Covid and politics are making this Olympics decidedly less fun filled than in previous years. As Ann Mercogliano reports a moment when Russian leader Vladimir Putin appeared to get some shut-eye is getting attention around the world - or was it a deliberate insult? Plus, a heart stopping rescue of a family member trapped inside a burning car. It's just that this family member has four legs. And it was a sea of blue honoring a fallen comrade. But actress Susan Sarandon tweeted a wisecrack about it. Now she's apologizing for what she said on social media.
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<p>Grounded flights, freeway pileups and massive power outages. It's all part of the fallout from the latest winter storm to sweep across the country. In the case of Winter Storm Landon - ice seems to be the biggest danger. Les Trent with what you need to know to prevent a slip and fall. And speaking of the cold, the Winter Olympics is officially on with opening ceremonies taking place earlier today in Beijing. However, Covid and politics are making this Olympics decidedly less fun filled than in previous years. As Ann Mercogliano reports a moment when Russian leader Vladimir Putin appeared to get some shut-eye is getting attention around the world - or was it a deliberate insult? Plus, a heart stopping rescue of a family member trapped inside a burning car. It's just that this family member has four legs. And it was a sea of blue honoring a fallen comrade. But actress Susan Sarandon tweeted a wisecrack about it. Now she's apologizing for what she said on social media. </p>
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