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Best denied. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. Federal and local officials sparring over the analysis of evidence in the case of the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. Fox's Jonathan Hunt has the latest from Tucson, Arizona.
The apparent disagreement between the FBI and the Pima County Sheriff's Department over the handling of evidence is notable. I naturally would consider its lab in Quantico the best in the world.
What evidence has emerged in the case of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance?
The sheriff argues that he wants all evidence handled by the same lab that this department may have used in previous investigations. So there are two sides to that. But even more notable in our reporting is the revelation, and it is a revelation, that a glove was found by investigators inside Nancy Guthrie's house. That is the first time We have heard that. We do not know whose glove it is, but we do know that investigators deemed it significant enough to take away as evidence.
South Carolina State University is on lockdown this morning after a shooting. reported dead, another injured. The university confirming that shooting in a statement. The victim's identities have not been released and there's no immediate word of an emotive. The university says it has asked the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division to investigate along with SE State's Department of Public Safety. Classes for Friday are canceled. The second U.S. aircraft carrier is being sent now to the Middle East as President Trump considers whether or not to take possible military action against Iran. USS Gerald R. Ford will put two carriers and warships in the region as the president continues to pressure Iran to make a deal over its nuclear program.
USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier is already deployed to the region. President Trump warned this week that action will be taken against Iran if a nuclear deal is not reached. U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff has been meeting with Iran's foreign minister and international mediators. America's listening to Fox News.
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After a test vote, Congress has failed to agree on funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
There's going to be a shutdown for just the Department of Homeland Security at 12-00-01 on Saturday morning. That test vote needed 60 yeas. There were 52 yeses on this. John Fetterman, the Democrat from Pennsylvania, was the only Democratic yes. And John Thune, the Republican leader in the Senate, he switched his vote to no. That gives him the ability to recall this if they were to get a deal. Just after that test vote went down, you had Katie Britt, the Republican senator from Alabama, come to the floor and try to get what they call unanimous consent, where they agree on the spot, all 100 senators, for a two-week interim spending bill for DHS. And that was objected to by Chris Murphy, the Democrat from Connecticut.
So this means that there's about 61,000 TSA employees who would not be paid during the shutdown.
And also in Minnesota, Border Czar Tom Homan announcing the end of the immigration enforcement surge in the state.
Thousands of federal immigration officers are rolling out of Minnesota on the announcement that Operation Metro Surge is ending. They left us with deep damage, generational trauma... Governor Tim Walz still calling the immigration action an invasion, though border czar Tom Homan saying the wind down is only possible because of cooperation from Walz and local officials, that the state is safer with the arrests of over 4,000 criminal illegal immigrants and the rescue of over 3,000 missing migrant children in Minnesota. Homan also warns that a small ice footprint will remain in the state.
Enforcement of Title VIII is not going to end. If you're in this country legally, you're not off the table.
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Existing home sales falling 8.4% in January from December.
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