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The Guthrie family responds to a new ransom message. I'm Kathleen Maloney. Fox News. Police and the FBI returned to Nancy Guthrie's Tucson home after a second ransom letter was sent to a local TV station. Fox's Jonathan Hunt with the latest.
Our cameras caught two law enforcement officers walking into the building carrying what appeared to be some sort of map or blueprint. They spent about 30 minutes inside the sheriff's office here and then they left again carrying that map. or blueprint. This all comes after a flurry of activity yesterday at Nancy Guthrie's home. We saw, for instance, agents on top of a building at that home, an agent removing what looked as if it was some sort of security camera. They were also walking across the entirety of the roof for quite some time yesterday. They put a ladder up by the garage from which they removed a vehicle late last night.
And today, Savannah Guthrie releasing a statement saying the family will pay a ransom if Nancy is safely returned. Extreme life-threatening cold slamming the Northeast. Fox Weather's Brandi Campbell is in Boston.
We could see another few inches of snow and some of the coldest temperatures of this season. Temperatures could dip into the single digits overnight. And as you would imagine, this type of weather causes havoc out on the roads. So the Massachusetts Department of Transportation transportation. They're just asking people, take it slow if you head out. And if you're flying, we are already seeing a rise in cancellations and delays, as many airports in the Northeast are also having to de-ice airplanes before they take off.
And in New York City, it is five degrees now, but feels more like minus 16. Search and rescue personnel in Columbia finished recovering the bodies of a group of miners who were trapped inside an informal coal mine. America is listening to Fox News.
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ICE reports an increase in death threats against agents in Minnesota as protests continue.
A lot of those death threats are being made on social media. And the legal battle here in Minneapolis continues. A number of Democratic lawmakers trying to get access to illegal immigrants inside ICE holding centers. Three members of Congress went to one center on Friday night to get access. One was let in. Multiple protests continue across the city. Last night out in front of the governor's mansion, people gathered to tell the governor to do more, to get ICE agents out quickly. 700 are on the way out, but there's still another 2,000 here. They want them all to leave. All this unrest has taken a tremendous toll on local small businesses. A lot of business people saying... This is worse than COVID city officials saying the city itself is losing 10 to 20 million dollars of revenue each week because of the unrest.
Fox's Steve Harrigan in Minneapolis. High stakes nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran in Oman focus on the fate of Iran's nuclear program. This comes after strikes on the nuclear program last year. Fox's Lucas Tomlinson has more from West Palm Beach, where he is with the president.
The U.S. military buildup in the Middle East continues. Officials say air defense systems have only been set up in Jordan and Saudi Arabia, though. More are still needed at three other bases in the region. F-22 stealth fighter jets are still needed to be deployed into theater. It's notable those Raptors were pulled from the Super Bowl flyover. After wrapping up the first round of talks with Iran's foreign minister in Oman. One thing right up front, no nuclear weapons. If we could have made that deal two years ago, we would have made that deal. But they weren't willing to do that. Now they are willing to do it. President Trump says he's optimistic about the talks, which will resume again next week.
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