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New developments in the Nancy Guthrie case. I'm Angelo Bavaro, Fox News. Two weeks after the 84-year-old's disappearance, police swarmed a home near her residence overnight, detaining at least three people for a period of time.
Sheriff Nanos here in Pima County tells me that no one was arrested last night. No one is in custody in relation to all that law enforcement activity on the ground last night. night. This is obviously a very evolving situation. A law enforcement has already warned that people that they are questioning could later be arrested. So we know that someone was questioned and released earlier this week, but the sheriff says, hey, that person is not entirely cleared. So the latest update from the Pima County Sheriff is. No arrests, no one in custody. Also, takeaway here is that we are starting to see a pattern where law enforcement, if they're focusing on a target, they may bring out all of the bells and whistles, the entire SWAT team, multiple law enforcement vehicles, maybe simply just to question someone because they don't want to run the risk of any type of backfire.
That is Fox's Matt Finn. FBI has increased the reward to $100,000. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressing the Munich Security Conference in Germany earlier this morning. He discussed the ongoing talks to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, assuring that the U.S. is committed to finding a resolution that the two countries will agree to.
What we can't answer, but we're going to continue to test, is whether there is an outcome that Ukraine can live with and that Russia will accept.
Russia is demanding that Ukraine give up four eastern regions, but Ukraine's president says the country's people would have to approve a constitutional amendment to give up the land. Five European nations now say Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned with a lethal toxin and are blaming the Russian state. The UK, France, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands say lab tests confirm the presence of a toxin found in a South American poison dart frog. Moscow has denied involvement. America is listening to Fox News.
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Another partial government shutdown is affecting the Department of Homeland Security.
The House and Senate left town before Friday night's deadline to pass a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security.
We're talking, but, you know, we have to protect law enforcement.
Hours before the shutdown deadline, President Trump did not suggest a breakthrough as imminent to resolve demands from Democrats to rein in immigration enforcement carried out by ICE and Border Patrol.
Look, I know what they want. I know what they can live with. The Democrats have gone crazy. They're radical left lunatics.
Without a spending agreement, funding for the TSA, FEMA, and the Coast Guard lapses, putting paychecks at risk. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Former CNN host Don Lemon pleading not guilty to federal charges related to an anti-ice protest at a church in Minnesota.
Lemon was among several people arrested at that service, now facing federal charges for their involvement in that controversial protest against a church pastor who also happens to serve as the acting director for the ICE field office in Minneapolis. The former CNN host charged with conspiracy to deprive rights, along with interfering with religious freedoms. The protest happened inside City's Church in St. Paul last month, where Lemon says he was working as a journalist, live-streaming anti-ICE protesters. Lemon's Legal team now includes Joe Thompson, who served as Minnesota's top prosecutor for years. Thompson recently resigned from the U.S. Attorney's Office in protest after he says he was pressured to investigate the widow of Renee Good.
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