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What is the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie about?
The search is in its fifth day. I'm Lisa LaSera, Fox News. Authorities in Tucson, Arizona say they believe Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie, is still out there. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos says the family is heartbroken.
So I really want you to know this entire team here, those behind me and our community are hurting with you. We really just want mom back.
There was an arrest in Los Angeles of a man authorities say was sending texts to Annie Guthrie and her husband asking for ransom. The FBI says there's no evidence connecting Derek Colella to the kidnapping.
What updates have authorities provided on the Nancy Guthrie case?
The FBI has partnered with the Pima County Sheriff on the case.
The local sheriff's office is still technically the lead on the case, but the bureau is helping. FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi are getting regular updates. The bureau offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the safe return of Nancy Guthrie. That money is also available for the arrest of the person who took Nancy Guthrie from her home. The FBI is also surging resources.
Fox's David Spunt in Washington. The White House says President Trump has spoken with Savannah Guthrie and is standing by to grant any requests from local law enforcement connected to the case. Talk set for tomorrow between Iran and the U.S. over Tehran's nuclear program.
They were moved to Oman. According to a senior administration official, the White House agreed to the venue change after appeals by Middle Eastern allies not to walk away. President Trump, though, told NBC News last night that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei should be very worried about what happens if he can't come to an agreement. He's beefed up the U.S. military presence in the region and threatened Iran with strikes.
Fox's Jonathan Savage. America is listening to Fox News.
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Anti-ice demonstrators have targeted the home of the CEO of Hilton to protest agents' use of hotel properties during enforcement operations around the country.
Thursday morning, dozens of anti-ice protesters marched, chanted, and banged on drums outside the home of Hilton CEO Christopher Nassetta in Arlington, Virginia. The organizer, Will McBride, told ARL Now, a local media outlet, that ICE terrorizes people in the middle of the night, not allowing families to sleep well, so they wanted to give the same experience to the CEO. Demonstrators have targeted ICE at different hotels around the country in Minnesota and New York during enforcement operations. After one Hilton location independently owned and operated, canceled some ICE agent bookings in Minneapolis. Hilton officials said that had been improper. They insisted they rent to everyone. And the Hilton label was then removed from this hotel shortly after the incident last month.
Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
State of Missouri considering shifting schoolwork back to paper and scrapping screen time.
A Missouri House committee considering a hands-on learning restoration act. That would limit screen time for students from kindergarten to fifth grade to 45 minutes per day. Addressing growing frustration among parents and educators when it comes to the role technology is playing in classrooms. State Rep. Republican Tricia Burns calling it a crisis. The hard truth is Generation Z is demonstrably less healthy, less happy, less cognitively developed. than their parents were at the same age. Missouri Democrats also favor using paper for schoolwork and doing away with most computer, phone, and tablet time in schools. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
Job openings fell to the lowest level in more than five years. The Labor Department reports vacancies fell to 6.5 million in December from 6.9 million in November, and the lowest since September of 2020. I'm Lisa Lucera.
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