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Willing to pay ransom. I'm Debra Valentine, Fox News. The 84-year-old mother of NBC Today co-host Savannah Guthrie remains missing almost one week after her disappearance from her Tucson home. In a new video posted to social media, Savannah Guthrie sat alongside loved ones addressing ransom letters.
It is heart-wrenching again to watch another video from the Guthrie siblings. Savannah flanked in this one by her sister Annie, her brother Cameron.
What happened to Savannah Guthrie's mother?
Neither Cameron nor Annie speaking in this video. Both Annie in particular looking as though she is really struggling. struggling to control her tears. Cameron looking stoic as he has done every time or in the three videos that we have now seen him in and Savannah Guthrie doing the talking.
That's Fox's Jonathan Hunt reporting from Tucson, Arizona. The U.S. and Iran are holding high stakes talks in Oman about the fate of Iran's nuclear program. Fox's Lucas Tomlinson has more from West Palm Beach, Florida.
One day after negotiation with Iran's foreign minister in Oman, the head of U.S. forces in the Middle East, the CENTCOM commander, Admiral Brad Cooper, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner flew out to the USS Abraham Lincoln as the aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea. An F-22 Raptor still needs to arrive, along with more air defense systems, officials say. A pair of F-22s were pulled from the Super Bowl flyover tomorrow night, citing operational needs. We're going to meet again early next week. And they want to make a deal, as they should want to make a deal. You know the consequences if they don't. President Trump aboard Air Force One about those negotiations.
Iran's foreign minister claimed in an interview that his country is only interested in talks about its nuclear program, not ballistic missiles or its proxy forces. America's listening to Fox News.
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The U.S. has reportedly given Ukraine and Russia a deadline to reach a peace deal. Fox's Carmen Roberts reports.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says his country and Russia face a June deadline to reach a deal to end the nearly four-year war. Zelensky told reporters the Trump administration is pressing both sides to end the conflict by early summer as Russian strikes on energy infrastructure over the weekend forced nuclear power plants to cut output. If talks fail, Zelensky says the Trump administration will likely ramp up pressure on both sides. He says the U.S. proposed the next round of trilateral talks for next week, possibly in Miami, and that Ukraine agreed to participate. Carmen Roberts, Fox News.
Ukrainian President Zelensky said Russia fired more than 400 drones and about 40 missiles at Ukraine's energy infrastructure Saturday night as bitter cold grips the region. MTI's protests continue in Minnesota as ICE reports an increase in death threats against agents. Fox's Steve Harrigan in Minneapolis with more.
A lot of those death threats are being made on social media. And the legal battle here in Minneapolis continues. A number of Democratic lawmakers trying to get access to illegal immigrants inside ICE holding centers. Three members of Congress went to one center on Friday night to get access. One was let in. Multiple protests continue across the city. Last night out in front of the governor's mansion, people gathered to tell the governor to do more to get ICE agents out quickly. 700 are on the way out, but there's still another 2,000 here. They want them all to leave. All this unrest has taken a tremendous toll on local small businesses. A lot of business people saying this is worse than COVID. City officials saying
The city itself is losing $10 to $20 million of revenue each week because of the unrest.
This comes after the recent law enforcement shootings of two people in Minnesota, Renee Good and Alex Preeti.
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