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Combing through evidence. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The Pima County Sheriff answering questions in a Fox News interview about the progress in the Nancy Guthrie abduction case.
Fox's Jonathan Hunt asking Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos.
You think you'll find Nancy Guthrie alive? Absolutely, yes.
What updates are there on the Nancy Guthrie abduction case?
I have nothing but hope. You can't do this job without having that kind of hope.
The sheriff explaining there was not a glove found inside the Guthrie home, but one found about two miles away is being tested, as well as DNA found inside the home.
We found DNA. That was not Nancy Guthrie's DNA? That was not Nancy Guthrie's DNA. So we'll still work with that, and we're working with our lab on that.
Again, pushing back on claims he was reluctant to use an FBI lab or involve the agency, saying we all want Nancy home.
Fox's Christian Goodwin, Nancy Guthrie, has been missing for 13 days. Journalist Don Lemon has pled not guilty to civil rights charges in connection with the January 18th anti-ICE protest in St. Paul Church, where an ICE official is a pastor. He spoke with reporters after his court appearance.
We're finally realizing what this administration is all about. The process is the punishment with them.
Four others also pled not guilty. The federal government says the protests violated the worshippers' freedom of religion, while Lemon, who's now an independent journalist, says he's fighting to defend his First Amendment rights. The Department of Homeland Security said to run out of money at midnight after lawmakers failed to reach a deal to reform ICE.
Donald Trump and Republicans have decided that they have zero interest and getting ICE under control.
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffrey, Senate Majority Leader John Thune said this week the package did include reforms, including having ICE agents wear body cameras. America's listening to Fox News.
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A quarter of a million dollar jury award for the family of a woman who died from ovarian cancer. Her family says it was linked to baby powder.
Gail Emerson of Pennsylvania used Johnson & Johnson's talc-based baby powder for decades and was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2015. When a relative told her the powder had been associated with a cancer risk, she stopped using it. Emerson sued Johnson & Johnson, saying the company failed to warn consumers about its product, but she died six months later at the age of 68. Her children took over as plaintiffs, and now a jury's awarded them $250,000 in damages. The company has said its products are safe, but stopped using talc in 2020 and switched over to a cornstarch product. Jill Nadeau, Fox News.
A Republican senator releases a bill to force the Pentagon to pass an audit.
Senate Doge Caucus Chair Joni Ernst says the only federal agency to never pass an audit is the Pentagon, and that needs to change. The Iowa Republican introducing the Reviewing Every Check and Each Invoice Purchasing Troops Supplies Receipts Act. requiring the Pentagon to pass an audit by 2028. The legislation would direct the Department of War to use AI technology, which the senator says would save money by reducing the reliance on costly consultants. The military receives nearly a trillion dollars in funding a year and has come under criticism from both parties for years over whether that money has been spent effectively. On Capitol Hill, Ryan Schmelz, Fox News.
Inflation fell to a nearly five-year low as gas prices went down and housing costs cooled. The Consumer Price Index found inflation dropped to a 2.4 percent in January compared with the year earlier and down from 2.7 percent in December. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is Fox News.
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