发布于2026年2月3日，美国东部时间上午6:50 / 更新于57分钟前
作者：亚历山德拉·班纳
罗马特莱维喷泉现在投掷硬币需支付2美元，但一些游客完全无视新规定。一位市政府官员表示，本周有游客越过栏杆向喷泉投币，导致人们躲避，可能会部署巡逻人员。
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1️⃣ 登月任务推迟
美国国家航空航天局（NASA）推迟了其具有历史意义的阿尔忒弥斯二号（Artemis II）登月任务的发射。该任务计划将四名宇航员送入深空，这是自50多年前阿波罗计划结束以来的首次。原定于2月8日尽快发射，但NASA表示，今天早些时候进行的湿彩排中出现了几个问题，包括氢气泄漏。该机构目前的目标是3月进行最早可能的发射，为团队提供更多时间审查数据并进行第二次彩排。
订阅《倒计时》新闻通讯：阿尔忒弥斯二号任务可能创下人类距离地球最远的新纪录。[点击此处订阅，直接获取CNN Science的最新更新]（免费）。
2️⃣ 南希·格思里
“今日”（Today）节目主持人萨凡纳·格思里的母亲在亚利桑那州家中被绑架后失踪。执法部门表示，84岁的南希·格思里于周六晚上在图森附近的住所最后一次被看到，周日早上她未去教堂后被报告失踪。当执法人员周日到达她家时，他们发现了皮马县治安官克里斯·纳诺斯描述为“非常令人担忧”的证据，表明她可能是从床上被带走的。刑事调查正在进行中，警方表示找到她的时间至关重要，尤其是因为她缺少日常必需的药物。
治安官对CNN表示： “我有种直觉”萨凡纳·格思里的母亲是“被绑架的”；“不能忽视你在……看到的情况”
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3️⃣ 移民打击行动
国土安全部部长克里斯蒂·诺姆周一宣布，明尼阿波利斯所有国土安全官员都将配备随身摄像机。此前，一些联邦官员曾使用个人设备拍摄与抗议者的紧张互动。此举旨在在该市上月两名美国公民被联邦探员枪杀后提高透明度。此外，这一举措还在联邦移民与海关执法局（ICE）部分探员在多个州行为过激引发的高度审查和公众批评背景下推出。“随着资金到位，随身摄像机项目将在全国范围内推广，”诺姆说。总统唐纳德·特朗普周一表示支持这一举措。
4️⃣ 爱泼斯坦档案
上周发布的与杰弗里·爱泼斯坦相关的300多万份文件引发了对其他与这位已故性犯罪者有牵连人士的新质疑。然而，司法部副部长托德·布兰奇周一再次表示，司法部不打算对任何与这位声名狼藉的金融家有联系的人提起诉讼，并补充道：“与爱泼斯坦先生聚会并不构成犯罪。”布兰奇称，爱泼斯坦档案的审查现已完成，白宫“未对这一过程进行监督”。与此同时，特朗普总统周一告诉记者，司法部现在应该继续前进，关注“其他需要做的事情”。
5️⃣ 俄罗斯空袭
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基表示，俄罗斯在夜间对乌克兰发动了大规模弹道导弹袭击，在冬季最冷的日子里切断了数万人的供暖。这次最新的导弹齐射标志着在俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京上周应美国总统特朗普“个人请求”后短暂停火的结束。CNN工作人员报告称，今天在乌克兰首都基辅听到了强烈的爆炸声。当局报告说，住宅建筑、商业场所和一所幼儿园受损。伤亡情况尚不清楚。
今日晚些时候
政府资金投票
美国部分政府停摆可能在数小时内结束，因为众议院似乎正接近通过一项两党支出法案。重新开放联邦政府的关键投票定于今天进行。
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当局突击搜查埃隆·马斯克的X平台办公室
法国当局今天早些时候突袭了埃隆·马斯克旗下X平台（原推特）的巴黎办公室，作为网络犯罪调查的一部分。
中国将禁止隐藏式车门把手
中国将禁止在国内销售的所有汽车使用隐藏式车门把手，针对特斯拉推广的这一流行设计。
视频：雪儿在格莱美奖上引发混乱
雪儿在格莱美奖舞台上短暂失误，但观众仍然喜爱她。
抵押贷款利率短期内不太可能下降
随着美联储新主席上任，购房者可能希望抵押贷款利率降低，但他们还需等待。
兄弟会入会仪式以悲剧收场
北亚利桑那大学的几名兄弟会成员因在招募活动后一名学生死亡事件中涉嫌欺凌而被捕。
天气
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最后…
▶️ 引入机器狗
在牛津机器人研究所，四足“机器狗”正在使用激光、摄像头和人工智能绘制森林地图。真实的狗感到困惑。
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5 things to know for Feb. 3: Moon mission delayed, Nancy Guthrie, Immigration crackdown, Epstein files, Russian strikes
Published Feb 3, 2026, 6:50 AM ET / Updated 57 min ago
By Alexandra Banner
There is now a $2 fee to toss coins into Rome’s Trevi Fountain — but some tourists are ignoring the new rules altogether. A city official said patrols may be introduced after visitors this week flung coins toward the fountain from beyond the barriers, sending people ducking for cover.
Here’s what else you need to know to get up to speed and on with your day.
The Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and the Orion spacecraft, integrated for the Artemis II mission, are seen at Launch Pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, on January 30.
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1️⃣ Moon mission delayed
NASA has delayed the launch of its historic Artemis II lunar mission, which is set to send four astronauts into deep space for the first time since the Apollo program ended more than five decades ago. The mission had been scheduled to lift off as soon as February 8, but NASA said several issues emerged during a wet dress rehearsal conducted early today, including hydrogen leaks. The agency is now targeting March for the earliest possible launch, giving teams additional time to review data and conduct a second rehearsal.
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2️⃣ Nancy Guthrie
The mother of “Today” anchor Savannah Guthrie is missing after being abducted from her Arizona home. Law enforcement said Nancy Guthrie, 84, was last seen at her residence near Tucson on Saturday night and was reported missing after she did not show up to church Sunday morning. When law enforcement arrived at her house on Sunday, they found what Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos described as “very concerning” evidence, indicating she was likely taken from her bed. A criminal investigation is underway and police say time is of the essence to find her, especially since she is without the crucial medication she takes daily.
Sheriff to CNN: ‘I have a gut feeling’ Savannah Guthrie’s mom was ‘abducted’; ‘can’t ignore what you’re seeing at …
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3️⃣ Immigration crackdown
All Homeland Security officers in Minneapolis are being issued body cameras, Secretary Kristi Noem announced Monday. Previously, some federal officers had resorted to filming tense interactions with protesters on their personal devices. The move is intended to improve transparency after two US citizens were fatally shot by federal agents in the city last month. The initiative also comes amid heightened scrutiny and public criticism over the aggressive conduct of some ICE agents in various states. “As funding is available, the body camera program will be expanded nationwide,” Noem said. President Donald Trump weighed in on Monday, saying that he supports the initiative.
4️⃣ Epstein files
Last week’s release of more than 3 million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein has raised new questions about others connected to the late sex offender. However, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche on Monday again signaled that the Justice Department does not expect to bring charges against anyone else with ties to the disgraced financier, adding, “It’s not a crime to party with Mr. Epstein.” Blanche said the review of the Epstein files is now complete and that the White House had “no oversight” of the process. President Trump, meanwhile, told reporters Monday that the Justice Department should now move on and focus on “other things to do.”
5️⃣ Russian strikes
Russia launched a massive ballistic missile attack on Ukraine overnight, cutting heat to tens of thousands of people during the coldest days of winter, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said. The latest missile barrage marks the end of a brief pause in attacks that Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to last week following a “personal request” from President Trump. CNN staff reported hearing strong explosions across Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, today. Authorities have reported damage to residential buildings, commercial sites and a kindergarten. The extent of injuries was not immediately known.
Happening later
Government funding vote today
The partial government shutdown in the US could end in the hours ahead as the House appears to be moving closer to passing a bipartisan spending bill. A key vote to reopen the federal government is set for today.
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Fraternity initiation ends in tragedy
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Weather
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And finally…
Robo-dogs are mapping the forest. Real dogs are confused.
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▶️ Bring in the robo-dogs
At the Oxford Robotics Institute, quadruped “robot dogs” are mapping forests with lasers, cameras and AI. Real dogs are confused.
Today’s edition of 5 Things AM was edited and produced by CNN’s Andrew Torgan.