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The search continues. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. The search over the weekend at Nancy Guthrie's home. She's the mother of NBC Today co-host Savannah Guthrie. She disappeared last week. Investigators suspect she was abducted.
Fox's Jonathan Hunt. Nancy Guthrie's house in Tucson. Investigators back on the property looking at some sort of drain outlet. They were putting some long device down into the drain. We don't know, obviously, whether they were looking for a particular item or whether they were taking samples. We saw a couple of law enforcement agents at the Pima County Sheriff's Department walking in with what appeared to us to be some sort of blueprint or map. They spent about 30 minutes inside. Then they came back out, drove off somewhere. Well, we've now seen stills of what looked like a very similar map or blueprint hanging from one of the evidence collection vehicles at the command center.
Police have not yet arrested a suspect or person of interest. The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions for the second time ever after taking down the New England Patriots. Fox's Greg Thompson tells us how it happened on Sunday night.
A 29-13 win for the Seattle Seahawks over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60. And Seattle's defense, which was nicknamed the dark side, was the difference. Forcing three turnovers, including returning an interception for a touchdown late to seal it. That side of the ball was led by head coach Mike McDonald, who was calling the plays. And at 38 years old... He becomes the third youngest head coach ever to win a Super Bowl. As for Seattle's offense, most of it came from kicker Jason Myers, who set a new Super Bowl record by making five field goals, as well as running back Kenneth Walker, who carried the ball 27 times for 135 yards, along with 26 yards receiving on the way to taking home MVP honors as the Seahawks hoist a Lombardi trophy for the second time in franchise history.
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From Maine down to Virginia and over to Ohio, bitterly cold temperatures impacting millions. National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Rotz is one town south of Buffalo, New York, really in a deep freeze. Bradford, Pennsylvania might actually get into the negative 20s tonight. And it's the air temperature not factoring in the wind chill. Some snow picking up in the western U.S., especially for higher elevations in Montana, Utah, and Wyoming. Yellowstone could get up to 15 inches by late Monday. The streets of Minneapolis calmer on Sunday, even as anti-ice protests continued. Fox's Steve Harrigan was there.
The numbers of protesters have gone down. The temperatures have gone up. But they were definitely throwing objects at federal agents. They were throwing pieces of ice at federal agents. Also bottles and sometimes sex toys as well. One agent injured by a piece of ice. One protester arrested for assault. And 42 arrests overall. It turned violent suddenly. And what's really taking a beating here across Minneapolis is the economy. A lot of small businesses, restaurants that have to open and unlock and then lock their door every time someone goes in and out, having a tough time with staff. Many store owners say that these protests have hit them worse than COVID.
Meantime, NASA's Crew 12 mission to the International Space Station going to launch this week.
It includes two American astronauts, one European Space Agency astronaut, and one Russian cosmonaut. Earlier this weekend, they arrived at Kennedy Space Center, where they remain under a precautionary quarantine as they prepare for launch early Wednesday. When they arrive at the ISS, Crew 12 will be greeted by two Russians and NASA astronaut Chris Williams, who's been maintaining the U.S.
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