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What updates are there on the Nancy Guthrie case?
A man questioned in the Nancy Guthrie case. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. What were they asking you about? That were my whereabouts. Where was I and all that. Carlos Palazuelos was detained after a traffic stop and then released. He also tells Fox's Matt Finn someone had suggested he might look like the masked man in video footage released from outside Nancy Guthrie's home when she was kidnapped. They also took his phone and searched his house.
There were all types of law enforcement vehicles, police tape, the red and blue lights. And then all of a sudden investigators just packed it up and took off.
Fox's Matt Finn outside Carlos' home in Rio Rico, Arizona.
A woman came out from the house as well who identified herself as Carlos' mother-in-law. And she actually said that investigators told her that they were tipped off that Nancy Guthrie was being held here. And this is what she said on camera. And she goes, there's no one here.
Why was Carlos Palazuelos detained and what were the investigators looking for?
Feel free to enter. So she seemed pretty transparent. But Carlos seemed the same way. He said, look, I told them I have nothing to do with this. You could enter my home.
You could do whatever you would like. Exactly. It's day 11 of the search for the 84-year-old mother of today's show host, Savannah Guthrie. It's quiet at the airport in El Paso, Texas. All flights, commercial, private, cargo, to and from there have been canceled. Fox's Chris Foster has details.
The airspace over El Paso, Texas and part of southern New Mexico is closed for the next 10 days through late February 20th. The Federal Aviation Administration says it's for special security reasons, not saying what those reasons are. A statement from El Paso International Airport says the closures came on short notice and travelers should contact their airlines... They're in shock in Western Canada.
Someone went on a shooting spree at a school in the small town of Tumbler Ridge, murdering seven people, wounding about 25 others, then killing herself.
We can't imagine what the community is going through, but I know it's causing us all to hug our kids a little bit tighter.
British Columbia Premier David Eby, police found two other people shot dead in a nearby home. America's listening to Fox News.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu goes to the White House later this morning with Iran, a big topic of conversation days after U.S.-Iran talks through an intermediary following President Trump's recent threats to attack Iran again last year if, like last year, if Iran does not scale back its nuclear program.
Israeli officials worry that nuclear negotiations could lead to a deal with Iran that curbs the country's uranium enrichment but leaves Iran's ballistic missile program intact.
That's Fox's Trey Yinkst in Tel Aviv. The president and prime minister may also discuss Gaza and the next phase of the ceasefire that stopped Israel's war with Hamas, a war that remains controversial.
Tommy Francom was one of four World Central Kitchen aid workers killed by an Israeli drone on Gaza in April 2024. Three British security staff also died. Now the Australian government wants someone held accountable. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he's conveyed to Israeli President Isaac Herzog a request for criminal charges during a meeting in Canberra. Several Australian lawmakers opposed President Herzog's visit, accusing the Israeli leader of inciting genocide in Gaza, an accusation Israel denies. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
We'll get the jobs report next hour, delayed by last week's partial government shutdown. Expected to show a slowdown in hiring last month, about 50,000 jobs created.
The unemployment rate is anticipated to hold steady at 4.4% in January for the second month in a row, down from a four-year high of 4.6% in November.
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