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Daria Albinger 0:02
Eight days later, I'm Daria Albinger. Fox News, there's still no sign of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of NBC Today show co-host Savannah Guthrie. Police believe she was kidnapped. The 84-year-old was last seen over a week ago at her home in Arizona. Fox's Jonathan Hunt is at the Pima County Sheriff's Office in Tucson.
Unknown 0:19
We have seen a lot of activity, obviously, at Nancy Guthrie's home. There was a lot of activity at Annie Guthrie's home last night. Now, Annie Guthrie is Savannah's sister, Nancy Guthrie's other daughter. Here at the Pima County Sheriff's Department, two law enforcement agents heading into the Sheriff's Department here, carrying what looked to us like some sort of blueprint or map. And then we've also seen stills of a map hanging from the side of an investigative vehicle.
Daria Albinger 0:52
Police are also looking at a ransom note, they say, which demanded payment in Bitcoin. Congress is going to try to avert another partial government shutdown.
Unknown 1:02
Democrats say they want ICE agents unmasked with body cams on and judicial warrants in hand to clear more funding for DHS. Virginia Democratic Senator Mark Warner said if Republicans don't agree... Most of us are not going to go ahead and say we're going to continue to fund or increase funding for an agency that seems a little rogue at this point. Tennessee Republican Senator Bill Hagerty says it only takes cooperation from cities, using Memphis as an example, to avoid tragedies like Minneapolis. They would issue the detainer. The ICE agent would go directly to the jail, pick up the person and move on. Both senators on Fox News Sunday. Agencies such as TSA and FEMA would lose funding without a deal.
Unknown 1:44
Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
Daria Albinger 1:46
A truck carrying passengers lost control and crashed in northern Nigeria, killing at least 30 people. Police say it was a case of reckless driving. America's listening to Fox News.
Ainsley Earhardt 2:00
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Unknown 2:05
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Pam Pusso 2:16
If you filled up recently, then you know. Filling up the gas tank is costing more. Gasoline prices moved up another six cents in the past two weeks. Oil industry analyst Trilby Lundberg says the national average price for a gallon of regular is $2.96, and prices could go higher due to issues abroad and at home, including the closure of two California refineries and the switch soon to spring blends of gasoline. If all these items converge somehow... we will have a price spike for spring and possibly summer as well. Although pump prices are rising, the current price is nearly 25 cents cheaper than a year ago. Pam Pusso, Fox News.
Daria Albinger 2:56
Old man winter settled in for a spell. Millions of Americans are in the grip of bitterly cold temperatures from Maine to Virginia to Ohio. Meteorologist Dave Roth with the National Weather Service.
Unknown 3:06
The coldest temperatures are expected to be from northwest Pennsylvania to portions of western and northern New York. into portions of western New England. So that would also include Vermont and New Hampshire. That's where low temperatures should be between negative 10 and negative 20.
Daria Albinger 3:23
And those are just the temperatures, not the windchill. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, has resigned over the appointment. Peter Mandelson is ambassador to the U.S. Some of the latest documents that were made public in the case of Jeffrey Epstein suggest that Mandelson sent market-sensitive information to the convicted sex offender while he was serving as the U.K. 's government's business secretary during the 2008 financial crisis. The governing party of Japanese Prime Minister Sane Takachi has won a landslide victory thanks to her popularity. Takachi says she is going to make progress with Japan's economy and military capabilities as tensions grow with China and as she tries to nurture ties with the United States.

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