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Searching for answers. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. The FBI revealed new details Thursday about the alleged ransom notes for the missing mom of today's show host Savannah Guthrie. Fox's Jonathan Hunt in Tucson with the latest for us this morning.
The FBI confirming that there were two deadlines.
What new details did the FBI reveal about the ransom notes?
for 5 p.m. Now, we're assuming that the writer of that note meant 5 p.m. in Arizona. Therefore, that deadline passed. That deadline talked about changing the conditions of the ransom. Now, there is a second deadline. The FBI said that was for Monday. And we've learned from Harvey Levin of TMZ. who received one of those ransom notes, that that deadline threatened something far more, in Harvey's words, consequential. That's why the search for evidence and clues is going on intensely. In the meantime, the sheriff says they have no clue who might have done this.
The FBI also announced he was offering a $50,000 reward for any information. The families of the victims of two fatal Boeing plane crashes are trying to breathe new life into their criminal case against the airplane manufacturer. Two Boeing 737 MAX jetliners crashed in 2018 and 2019, killing a total of 346 people. The criminal conspiracy charge that Boeing faced was dismissed last year. This after the U.S. government reached a deal with Boeing that included compensation for victims' families as well as safety and quality control measures. And despite recent commercials featuring Tom Brady, Pizza Hut, planning to close 250 U.S. restaurants in the first half of this year as its parent company considers a sale of the chain.
Yum! Brands, the pizza company's owner, announcing it's targeting underperforming Pizza Hut restaurants in its system. Pizza Hut has more than 6,000 locations in the U.S. Louisville, Kentucky-based Yum! Brands has said it was conducting a formal review of options for Pizza Hut, which has struggled with outdated stores and growing competition. 2025. America's listening to Fox News.
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A top Russian officer shot and wounded in Moscow. Fox's Jonathan Savage with more.
Officials say Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev was shot several times by an unidentified assailant. He's a deputy chief of Russian military intelligence. The attack took place at a residential building in Russia's capital, Moscow. Alexeyev is now being treated in the hospital. Several top Russian military officers have been assassinated in attacks that Moscow blames on Ukraine. In some cases, Ukrainian military intelligence has claimed responsibility. This shooting a day after Russian, Ukrainian and US negotiators wrapped up two days of talks in Abu Dhabi. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Well, we are now just two days away from the big game.
Both the Patriots and Seahawks are playing in the Super Bowl one year after missing out on the playoffs, but New England's turnaround is particularly impressive. The Patriots won the AFC East in Mike Vrabel's first season as head coach one year after going 4-13, and quarterback Drake May said the players bought into Vrabel's message early on.
I think from day one, I feel like the guys have really kind of took what Coach Vrabel has wanted to do with us and have just really applied it to their lives in every single way, whether it's on the field, off the field.
That was courtesy of the Patriots, as New England had missed out on the playoffs in three consecutive seasons, while Seattle failed to make the postseason in Mike McDonald's first year as head coach. Joe Morgan, Fox News.
And a magnitude 3.5 earthquake struck just four miles northwest of Saratoga Springs, Utah Thursday afternoon. Dr. Julia Morton is a research scientist with the University of Utah's seismograph stations. She warns people not to take tremors lightly.
These earthquakes have been a really great reminder that we are in an earthquake country, that we do have earthquakes to help prepare for that.
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