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The search continues. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. A glove found near Savannah Guthrie's mom's Tucson home has been tested for DNA.
This glove could be a significant piece of evidence, but at this point, we simply don't know. The glove was found about two miles away.
What evidence was found in the investigation of Savannah Guthrie's case?
miles away on the side of the road, and investigators say that it does look similar to the glove that was worn by the suspect who was caught on surveillance camera outside of Nancy Guthrie's home. The glove was sent to a lab in Florida for testing, and according to the FBI, the preliminary results are now in, and they're waiting on official confirmation before putting the unknown male profile into the FBI's DNA database called CODIS. This process typically takes 24 hours from when the FBI receives DNA. If the FBI does get a DNA hit, it could help identify the suspect. But the operative word here is could.
Fox's Max Gordon. Part of the federal government still shut down as Democrats call for ICE reforms, but Republicans say it's time to move on. Fox's Jill Nadeau has more.
Democratic Senator Chris Coons of Delaware said the White House is willing to listen to his party's call for an overhaul of ICE because of an outcry from Americans. He said people are fed up with seeing brutal tactics by ICE agents and told Fox News Sunday.
They ought to wear body cameras. You ought to be able to know that they are law enforcement and what agency they're from and have a name or a badge number.
But Republican South Carolina Senator Tim Scott told Fox.
You're making our homeland, the United States of America, less secure because you're trying to make a political point.
ICE still has funding, but Homeland Security Fed workers at the TSA and elsewhere are going without paychecks. In Washington, Jill Nadeau, Fox News.
And the Daytona 500 winner is... Tyler Reddick comes to the line. Wow. A shower of sparks behind him. Fox on the call. Reddick driving a car owned by Michael Jordan. America's listening to Fox News.
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The L.A. Fire Department's issued an evacuation warning from tonight through Tuesday morning for people living in some wildfire burn scar zones. A powerful storm is targeting the L.A. area, bringing heavy rain and the chance of some landslides. So people living at the sites of the Palisades, Hurst and Sunset wildfires from last year being told to get out. Anywhere from two to eight inches of rain expected this week in Southern California. Skies not expected to clear before Friday. Russia continuing its attacks on Ukraine ahead of talks in Switzerland as we approach the four-year anniversary of the war.
Just this week alone, President Zelensky says Russia has launched more than 1,300 attack drones across the country. Now, President Zelensky and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, they met up after that Munich security conference. Earlier this month, Zelensky said the U.S. set a June deadline to strike a peace agreement. Zelensky was asked at this conference if he was feeling the pressure from the Trump administration. He replied, quote, a little bit. Trilateral talks will continue this Tuesday in Geneva, but major obstacles remain, including territory in eastern Ukraine. Zelensky claims the U.S. told them an end can come as quickly as possible if Kiev withdraws from the Donbass. He said Washington is too often asking for Ukraine, not Russia, to make concessions.
That's Fox's Stephanie Bennett. An update on the Board of Peace and Gaza coming from President Trump.
President Trump announcing that the initial meeting of the Board of Peace will be taking place this Thursday in Washington. About 20 countries have signed on and will be in Washington along with the king of Bahrain, the first Arab leader to pledge his participation. He says he'll be in Washington.
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