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What recent developments occurred in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case?
A person of interest detained. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. A person detained in connection to Nancy Guthrie's disappearance on Tuesday night. The search in Arizona intensifying. A SWAT team and bomb squad were deployed. Fox's Trace Gallagher with more from Tucson.
We found out that the bomb squad has now brought back their truck to the sheriff's station here in Pima County. And the person who was inside the bomb squad has now gotten into a sheriff's cruiser and is apparently just sitting there waiting. The FBI agents are still in Annie Guthrie's neighborhood, kind of canvassing that area. At last check, there was at least a dozen agents, and they're still kind of going, and they're checking the shrubbery, even at night, kind of going through that area.
How is the FBI involved in the investigation of Nancy Guthrie's case?
We have no idea what they're looking for, but they have been going inside backyard areas. They have been going up to neighbors, knocking on doors, showing them pictures, and asking about their security camera situations.
The search now into its second week. The Pima County Police and FBI conducting a court-ordered search of a home in Rio Rico community not far from the Mexico border. President Trump urging anyone with any information about the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie to call the FBI.
The president has viewed newly released surveillance video of a masked individual on the porch of Nancy Guthrie's home the night of her disappearance.
His initial reaction, of course, as all Americans, is just pure disgust. And again, it's heartbreaking to see now this footage really bring to life a story we've all been reading about.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitz says President Trump encourages anyone with information to call the FBI. The FBI is posting digital billboards in major cities across the Southwest from Texas to California. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
And today's show co-host Savannah Guthrie continues to say she believes her mother is still alive. America's listening to Fox News.
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In Canada, the Royal Canadian Police confirming 10 people are dead after a shooting at a high school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia on Tuesday. According to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Canadian police say the suspect was one of the 10 dead, found with what is believed to be a self-inflicted injury. The school was for students from grades 7 to 12. President Trump is meeting with Israel's leader this week.
Fox's Trey Yinks. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives at the airport in Tel Aviv. He's headed to Washington to meet with President Trump and discuss nuclear negotiations with Iran.
I will present to the President our views regarding the principles of the negotiations, the important principles, and in my eyes they are important not only for Israel, but for anyone in the world who wants peace and security in the Middle East.
Israeli officials worry that nuclear negotiations could lead to a deal with Iran that curbs the country's uranium enrichment, but leaves Iran's ballistic missile program intact. With the possibility of direct conflict with Iran still on the table, coupled with new threats from the Islamic Republic, Israeli air defense systems remain on high alert.
And the Attorney General is set to face questions from lawmakers on the Epstein files. Fox's Ryan Schmelz.
Several lawmakers have gone to the Department of Justice to look at the unredacted Epstein files. Attorney General Pam Bondi is set to testify before the House Judiciary Committee as the DOJ has released numerous files with redactions and will take questions from lawmakers. Democratic Caucus Vice Chair Ted Lieu is encouraging anyone in the Epstein files whose name is redacted to come forward now. They may want to do that before the storm hits.
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