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The search intensifies. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. After the FBI released video doorbell footage of a potential suspect in the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, the suspect seen wearing a ski mask and backpack and trying to use plants on the porch of her home to block the camera, the video released generating more tips.
Anywhere from 12 to 20 FBI agents that went into Annie Guthrie's neighborhood, canvassing the place, not to Annie Guthrie's house, but to other homes. They were knocking on doors. asking neighbors about their ring cameras, and then going around talking to different neighbors, showing them pictures, as well as going into the backyard of one of the neighbors and kind of going through some of the shrubbery and the brush, looking for what?
What updates are there on the abduction case of Nancy Guthrie?
We have no idea.
Fox's Trace Callagher in Tucson. The 84-year-old mother of Today Show anchor Savannah Guthrie has been missing for 10 days. The family has said she needs daily medication to survive. They have responded to ransom notes saying they are willing to pay for her return. A sometimes heated House hearing over immigration enforcement operations, including officers wearing masks during arrests. Acting ICE Chief Todd Lyons telling lawmakers the masks are needed for officers' safety. It's coming as lawmakers are trying to come up with a compromise to fund the Department of Homeland Security before a Friday deadline. The FBI looking into the 2020 vote count in Georgia.
President Trump lost Georgia in 2020, but along with political supporters, has long made unsubstantiated claims of fraud. A federal judge unsealed the application the FBI made to obtain a warrant in search of the election center earlier this year. The FBI seized hundreds of boxes of ballots. The affidavit cites two federal laws potentially violated, one requiring preservation of election records and another depriving residents of a fair and impartial election process.
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Officials in Mobile, Alabama, continuing to search for clues in the case of a family last seen more than a week ago.
The FBI and other federal agencies assisting the effort as sheriff's deputies search two locations in Theodore, Alabama, including a mobile home park about 10 miles from where Aurelia Chalk, her two-year-old son Anthony, and her 17-year-old daughter Naruka were last seen January 30th. Friends and family saying it's troubling their cell phones were left behind. There was also blood found throughout their home, signs of a struggle, and a missing mattress, according to Mobile County Sheriff Paul Birch, who confirmed one person was taken into custody for questioning in Baldwin County after a traffic stop. He says as of now, no arrests have been made. Lillian Wu, Fox News.
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch says shootings are at historic lows. NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch gave her yearly State of the NYPD address and included updates on crime stats.
Last year, New York City had the fewest shooting incidents and shooting victims on record.
She also talked about decreasing subway crime and immigration enforcement.
Let me be clear. The NYPD does not engage in civil immigration enforcement. enforcement, period. We do not ask people about their immigration status, and we do not do civil immigration enforcement on behalf of the federal government.
Tisch noted that when federal agents, quote, come in and cause fear and unrest, local police are left to rebuild the trust of the community, making their jobs harder. In New York City, Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.
The FDA says it'll reassess the safety of the chemical BHA used in foods including potato chips, cereals, frozen meals, and meat products. The agency first listed BHA as generally recognized as safe in 1958 and approved it as a food additive in 1961.
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