The Pima County Sheriff's office says it has recieved a new communication on Nancy Guthrie

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What new communication has the Pima County Sheriff's Office received about Nancy Guthrie?

Lisa Lucero 0:01
This is a Fox News alert. A new message. I'm Lisa Lucera. The Pima County Sheriff's Office says there is a new communication on Nancy Guthrie. One of the local TV stations in Tucson is the reported recipient.

Who is Nancy Guthrie and why is her case significant?

Lisa Lucero 0:14
The 84-year-old mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie has been missing. for six days.
Unknown 0:19
A lot of questions, obviously. One, and a very important question, will be, is this message from the same person or persons as the previous messages, the three ransom notes that were sent to TMZ and two local TV stations? Is it from the same person? And they'll be able to look at the content of this message and look at things like the writing style, etc. See if there are similarities. They'll obviously be looking at the email address, although that may have been changed.
Lisa Lucero 0:52
Fox's Jonathan Hunt in Tucson. Two other notes were sent yesterday. Savannah Guthrie's brother Cameron put out another video pleading for his mother's return and asking for proof she's alive. The man accused of killing U.S. embassy officials in the 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, has been charged with murder, terrorism, and arson. Zubair al-Bakoush was brought to the U.S.

What questions arise from the new message related to Nancy Guthrie?

Lisa Lucero 1:13
this morning to face the charges.
Unknown 1:14
We will prosecute this alleged terrorist to the fullest extent of the law. He'll face charges related to murder, terrorism, arson, among others.
Lisa Lucero 1:24
Attorney General Pam Bondi, four Americans were killed in the attack, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. Stocks soared to their best day since May as the Dow topped 50,000 for the first time.
Unknown 1:35
According to the Wall Street Journal, the top contributors to the Dow's ascent came from stocks that benefited from a strong economy and interest rates coming down with inflation, including Goldman Sachs, Caterpillar, IBM, American Express, and JPMorgan Chase.
Lisa Lucero 1:50
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Lisa Lucero 2:15
The California Department of Health is urging people to not forage for wild mushrooms after three people have died and three others have required liver transplants after eating death cap mushrooms that have been growing in the state after a rainy winter. Another weekend of brutally cold weather across the U.S.
Unknown 2:32
We have some really strong winds behind a clipper system that could bring in maybe a coating of snow to areas across the I-95 quarter. I think some of our bigger snow totals come in closer towards New England. Following that, we really see some really strong winds. So that keeps our winds really high, and that means our temperatures are going to be really cold. Wind chills are going to be a big deal, which is why we do have a lot of our extreme cold warnings in place. A lot of that cold air is going to become dangerous to health and life. And that's what we're watching play out. Sunday is going to be our coldest day when our wind chills down 12 below zero. That's pretty much the case for a lot of folks across the I-95 quarter and the Northeast in general.
Unknown 3:09
Single digits out there for a lot of folks.
Lisa Lucero 3:11
Fox Weather's Kiana Lewis. Bursts in the U.S. slightly decreased last year according to new provisional data from the CDC, which reports about just over 3.6 million bursts or about 24,000 fewer than 2024. Final numbers may add only a few thousand more. Days ahead of his Super Bowl halftime show, hundreds turned out in San Francisco for a Bad Bunny lookalike contest.
Unknown 3:34
Bad Bunny lookalikes took over San Francisco after a contest quickly turned into a full-blown street party ahead of his Super Bowl halftime show this weekend. Hundreds of fans flooded a Mexican restaurant in the Mission District to cheer on doppelgangers of the global superstar. My outfit is based on one of his outfits he wore during his residency in Puerto Rico. Had it all in my closet, like, I am Bad Bunny.

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