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What new evidence has emerged in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation?

Lisa Brady 0:02
A new thread in the search for Nancy Guthrie, Melissa Brady, Fox News, sheriff's officials releasing early ransom notes, hoping someone may recognize the writing style. The first note demanded cryptocurrency. The second said the 84 year old had died shortly after being taken, adding she's buried in nature now and nothing you could have done could have changed the outcome.
Claudia Cowan 0:24
Exactly six months ago, Nancy Guthrie's son-in-law dropped her off at her Tucson home after a family dinner she has not been seen or heard from since. Despite compelling doorbell video evidence of that night of the suspected kidnapper, No one has been named or identified.
Lisa Brady 0:42
Fox's Claudia Cowan, the Pima County Sheriff's Department now says that two videos recovered from Guthrie's doorbell camera might be from two separate days and may indicate that unidentified man was preparing ahead of when Guthrie was taken. Investigators say they continue to follow all credible leads. President Trump is rejecting an intelligence assessment that Iranian hackers may be targeting U.S. water systems.
Arlene Graham Nordone 1:06
An initial assessment from federal and state agencies says Iran could be behind coordinated cyber attacks on infrastructure targets in seven states, including 30 community water systems in Minnesota. But at Camp David, President Trump disputed Iran is to blame.
Donald J. Trump 1:22
I would blame it on Minnesota and the governor, the corrupt governor of Minnesota.

What do the ransom notes reveal about the suspect's demands and timeline?

Donald J. Trump 1:27
They like to say, oh, it's Iran. Iran should be so lucky. Iran's got bigger problems than worrying about Minnesota.
Arlene Graham Nordone 1:33
The FBI warned states earlier this week of potential threats to Internet linked water and wastewater infrastructure, saying at least seven states have reported incidents and some attacks. have disrupted water operations.
Lisa Brady 1:45
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. During that cabinet meeting, the president also said the U.S. will be hitting Iran very hard and that he's losing faith in talks because he says Iran lies. America is listening to Fox News.
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How are authorities interpreting doorbell camera footage in the Guthrie case?

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Lisa Brady 2:15
President Trump sounding a midterm election alarm over this week's migrant surge in a Spanish territory where thousands breached the border from Morocco.
Donald J. Trump 2:25
It looks like an invasion of a country. by hundreds of thousands of people. And that same thing is going to happen to us if the Republicans don't get elected, except worse. Much bigger, much easier to get into.
Lisa Brady 2:39
Spain's interior ministry says some 60,000 crossed and that more than half have returned to Morocco.
Jeff Paul 2:45
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is blaming criminal networks and human traffickers for the situation. But it is worth pointing out a Spanish court recently ruled arrivals by sea can't be directly deported. There's also a new Spanish program that gives legal status to illegal immigrants.
Lisa Brady 3:02
Fox's Jeff Paul, the Spanish government sending in troops to restore order. The border breach now blamed for more than 50 deaths. The U.S. Marines say a fighter jet pilot is expected to live after rejecting before his F-35B crashed in San Diego earlier today. The cause of the crash near Miramar Air Base remains under investigation. New York becomes the latest state to sue a prediction market.
Chris Foster 3:26
Kalshi is accused of violating state gambling laws in a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James in Manhattan State Court. Kalshi is federally licensed as a commodities trading market where users buy and sell yes-no contracts on sports outcomes and real-world events. James says it's pure gambling that requires a New York State Gaming Commission license. Also, the state's minimum mobile betting age is 21, and Kaoshi lets 18-year-olds have accounts. She filed similar suits in April against Coinbase Financial Markets and Gemini Titan. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission says it has regulatory oversight over prediction markets and is challenging efforts in New York and other states to apply state laws.

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