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More questions, but no new answers. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. This after early this morning, a person that was detained on Tuesday evening in connection to Nancy Guthrie's disappearance has now been released. The search in Arizona intensifying with a SWAT team and bomb squad was being deployed on Tuesday night. Fox's Trace Gallagher with more.
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.
What recent developments occurred in the search for Nancy Guthrie?
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. 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 the FBI had conducted a court-ordered search of a home in Rio Rico community Tuesday night not far from the Mexico border. Members of Congress gained access to unredacted files related to Jeffrey Epstein as scrutiny grows surrounding President Trump's ties to the alleged sex trafficker. Speaking to reporters in Azerbaijan, Vice President J.D. Vance denied any wrongdoing on behalf of the president.
have people like the former President Clinton, a lot of very wealthy financiers who were involved with this guy even after he went down for sex trafficking is, you know, it reveals a certain corruption at the heart of a certain part of American elite culture. I think what they also reveal is that the President of the United States did not participate in that corruption.
Congressman Jamie Raskin, who was able to view files not available to the public, alleges documents contradict the president's claim that he asked Epstein to leave Mar-a-Lago after his arrest in 2006. America's listening to Fox News.
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Well, the FAA has issued a temporary flight restriction halting all flights to and from El Paso, including commercial cargo and general aviation. The restriction in effect from February 10th at 1130 p.m., which was last night, through February 20th at 1130 p.m. The FAA's decision, which also affects the neighboring community of Santa Teresa, New Mexico, appears to be security related. And the El Paso International Airport staff are awaiting further guidance from the FAA. In Canada, the Royal Canadian Police confirming 10 people are dead after a shooting in a high school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. The CBC Canadian Broadcasting Corporation said that Canadian police said the suspect is one of the 10 dead.
And President Trump 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.
The attorney general said 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.
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