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What happened in the search for Nancy Guthrie?
Still no sign of Nancy Guthrie. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. It's day six of the search. After the mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie was kidnapped from her Tucson, Arizona home, her son Cameron put out the family's second video message to whoever took her.
We need you to reach out, and we need a way to communicate with you so we can move forward. But first, we have to know that you have our mom. That video comes after the first of two ransom deadlines passed yesterday. In a note sent to at least three media outlets that police are trying to verify, TMZ founder Harvey Levin, who received one of those ransom letters, says a second, more critical deadline is Monday.
That's Fox's Chanley Painter.
In a press conference, the sheriff said authorities are operating from a position that Nancy Guthrie is still alive, confirming that blood on the front doorsteps of the home was indeed Nancy's.
The U.S. and Iran are holding nuclear talks directly today. U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff meeting with Iran's foreign minister in Oman following President Trump's threats to attack again with U.S. naval forces in the region.
The Trump administration would like other issues to be on the agenda this time too, such as ballistic missile stocks and militant groups like Hamas. Iran's willingness to come back to the table follows a turbulent 12 months. War with Israel, American strikes on nuclear facilities, a slumping economy, and mass protests brutally suppressed.
That's Fox's Jonathan Savage. The U.S. military took out another suspected drug trafficking boat off the Venezuelan coast, killing two alleged narco-terrorists. It's now 128 killed in the crackdown on boats smuggling drugs. Trump RX is up and running a new site the president touted last night.
Dozens of the most commonly used prescription drugs will be available at dramatic discounts for all consumers.
The site allows consumers to then buy those drugs directly from pharmaceutical companies. America's listening to Fox News.
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Two days after the Supreme Court rejected a challenge to California's congressional redistricting aiming to help Democrats in the midterm elections, countering what Texas did, Florida's plan is being taken to court.
A voting rights group called the National Redistricting Foundation has filed a lawsuit in state Supreme Court. They claim the Republican governor's calling of a special session in April to draw new congressional districts violates the separation of powers clause in the state constitution, arguing that power belongs to lawmakers. Redistricting is usually done after the national census every 10 years. Tom Rigotti, Fox News.
On Wall Street, stock futures are rising modestly the day after another big sell-off. The Dow plunged 592 points. The Nasdaq lost 363. It's dropped more than 1,000 points the last three days. It is day three of the Winter Olympics with curling matches going on now, figure skating today, soon more women's hockey the day after the U.S. beat Czechia in their opening game. The opening ceremony is hours away at four sites in Italy with two cauldrons to be lit.
What are the latest updates on U.S.-Iran nuclear talks?
And some of the Americans competing in these games are members of the U.S. military.
There's Air Force Staff Sergeant Kelly Curtis, 16th in the world in skeleton, that headfirst slide on an icy track. Army Sergeant Frank Del Duca will be on the men's bobsled team. In the women's bobsled, Army Specialist Azaria Hill and Air Force Senior Airman Jasmine Jones. Army Staff Sergeant Deidre Irwin and Army Specialist Sean Doherty will compete in the biathlon. In the Nordic combined, Army Sergeant Ben Loomis will take part. And in perhaps the Winter Games' most popular competition, Army Private Spencer Howe will take the ice in pairs figure skating.
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