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Why haven't we had a snow day yet? | Nightly News: Kids Edition
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February 2, 2023
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28:23Now PlayingOn our 200th episode: Why have many kids in the Northeast still not had a snow day? We’ll share more. 5 second rule: Is it okay to eat something if it only touches the floor for a few seconds? Dr. John Torres explains. Plus, we honor some pioneers and legends as Black History Month gets underway. Grin and bear it: We share pictures of one curious animal! Princess Power: Our pal Savannah Guthrie tells us about her new kids project!
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