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A possible second deadline fast approaching. C.J. Pompa, Fox News. A busy weekend for law enforcement in Arizona searching the home of Savannah Guthrie's sister and other locations for clues in the hopes of finding their mother, 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, who's been missing for over a week. The pressure-packed situation ramping up today as Fox's Madeline Rivera explains.
KGUN 9, a local TV news outlet which received one of the original ransom notes, says the demand is $6 million and threatened Nancy Guthrie's life if it's not paid today by 5 o'clock.
What recent developments are there in the search for Nancy Guthrie?
The family is begging whoever took her to bring her home. So the FBI tells the Associated Press when Savannah says, quote, we have received your message, she is referencing another alleged ransom note sent via email to local TV news station KOLD on Friday. KOLD says that email, which they have not released to the public, did not contain proof of life of Nancy. Guthrie's family is allegedly being told to pay the ransom in Bitcoin.
And that is local time. That's Fox's Madeline Rivera reporting. It was certainly sleepless in Seattle. No, it was not because the Seattle Seahawks triumphed in Super Bowl 60, defeating the overmatched New England Patriots. This woman watching the game at one of the numerous watch parties throughout the Emerald City.
Letting it sink in. It's been an amazing season. Incredible last game. And I'm so excited for the parade.
The victory parade is reportedly set for Wednesday. Well, the Prince and Princess of Wales expressing deep concern for the victims of Jeffrey Epstein. In a statement today, Prince William and Princess Catherine say they're appalled by the contents of more than 3 million pages of documents released earlier by the U.S. Department of Justice. It's another move by the monarchy to distance themselves from the former prince. That's Andrew's relationship with the convicted sex offender. And police in Providence. We'll release redacted body cam footage of the response to the shooting at Brown University on December 13th. The gunman killed two, injured nine. America's listening to Fox News.
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This is a very important launch for NASA this week. Crew 12 missing their destination, the International Space Station.
It includes two American astronauts, one European Space Agency astronaut and one Russian cosmonaut. They arrive at Kennedy Space Center where they remain under a precautionary quarantine as they prepare for launch early Wednesday. When they arrive at the ISS, Crew-12 will be greeted by two Russians and NASA astronaut Chris Williams, who's been maintaining the U.S. equipment on the space station by himself since mid-January. Crew-12 will launch atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. The FAA has given Falcon 9 clearance to launch, and they are targeting a liftoff on Wednesday.
That's Fox's Jonathan Serri reporting. The harsh crackdown continues in Iran, despite recent indirect talks from the U.S. and Iran and Oman. The theocracy in charge of that nation delivering the sentence this weekend for a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
Nargis Mohammadi's lawyer says she's been given a six-year prison term for gathering and collusion, a further 18 months for propaganda activities, plus a two-year travel ban. The activist is no stranger to the Iranian justice system. having already spent more than a decade of her life behind bars. The 53-year-old was arrested in December at a memorial event for a human rights lawyer. The Nargis Foundation, which supports her, described Saturday's hearing as a sham. It adds that she's been on hunger strikes since February 2nd. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
How will the market do today after that monster close on Friday by the Dow?
The market is basically telling you that the economy is firing on all cylinders.
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