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Another huge storm. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. And here we go again. Tens of millions in the Northeast bracing for another big snowstorm. A powerful nor'easter could bring heavy snow and blizzard conditions to many spots.
All along the New Jersey coast, including New York City, a blizzard warning is currently in effect. So we could be talking about some really big snow. A blizzard really is talking about whiteout. conditions, though, so visibility could really drop. Here's what's been happening over the last 24 hours or so. We see this impactful nor'easter really kind of targeting all of the I-95 corridor. There was questions about would this be too far out to sea to impact folks, but this has been trending west, so it's been moving closer and closer to the shore. This is going to ultimately run up the I-95 corridor, not stay out to sea. So really think kind of an all-day event. D.C., Philadelphia already seeing it beginning to move into New York City.
At times, the winds are going to be really strong with this one. But I'm taking you all the way into Monday morning and not a whole lot of space in there where you've seen any sort of break with this.
Fox meteorologist Adam Klotz. Investigators are again reviewing surveillance and thousands of tips in the ongoing Nancy Guthrie case.
Nancy Guthrie has now been missing for three weeks and the search for her continues. The amount of new information we've been getting out of the Pima County Sheriff's Department has been slowing down this week, but searchers continue and they continue to look at leads that have been coming in from the public. Really, the main question at this point, who is the person that was seen on Nancy Guthrie's doorbell camera the night she went missing? He's described by investigators as being between 5'9 and 5'10. And the only article of clothing that law enforcement has positively identified is his Ozark Trail backpack, a product line available at Walmart. Investigators are currently working to identify other items he was wearing and where he might have purchased them.
DNA analysis remains underway on the biological evidence found inside Nancy Guthrie's house.
That's Fox's Max Gordon in Tucson, America's listening to Fox News.
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Former Prince Andrew still eighth in line to the British throne, even following an arrest this week. But that may change.
For right now, Thames Valley Police, they continue to search Andrew's former residence over at Royal Lodge in Windsor. Of course, he lived there for decades before being stripped of his royal titles. and he was forced to move out over his ties with Jeffrey Epstein. Now, it's likely investigators will be there for several days looking for any potential evidence, possibly computers and documents. Andrew was arrested Thursday morning on his 66th birthday at the Sandringham Estate in eastern England on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He was released roughly 11 hours later, but is still, of course, under investigation, but he has not been seen publicly since. The probe is believed to relate to claims that while serving as UK trade envoy, Andrew shared confidential government documents with Epstein.
Fox's Stephanie Bennett in London, former Prince Andrew denying any wrongdoing. The Los Angeles Police Department busts a $5 million cargo theft ring.
Police seized a cache of supercars, $300,000 and three guns. Five men from Corona are charged with felony charges of grand theft. The suspects were collared after a long-running investigation targeting cargo and container chassis, carrying shipping containers for big rig trucks. Officers impounded 84 stolen container chassis, 11 tractors, 25 vehicles, six all-train vehicles, and two heavy-duty forklifts believed to be associated with fraudulent vehicle identification numbers.
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