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

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update

Date: February 6, 2026
Host: Lisa Lucera (with reporting from Jonathan Hunt, Pam Bondi, Hilary Barski, Keanu Lewis, and Michelle Paulino)
Episode Focus:
Breaking updates on the missing Nancy Guthrie case, legal developments in the Benghazi 2012 attack, U.S. stock market milestones, a deadly mushroom warning in California, extreme winter weather, declining U.S. birth rates, and a festive Bad Bunny lookalike contest in San Francisco.

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Episode Overview

This episode delivers concise coverage of several pressing national news stories, including a crucial update in the search for Nancy Guthrie (mother of Savannah Guthrie), legal action against a suspect in the Benghazi embassy attack, record-high U.S. stock market performance, urgent health and weather alerts, and a lighter segment on a Bad Bunny fan event.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Update on Nancy Guthrie’s Disappearance

• [00:01] Lisa Lucera delivers a breaking news update:
  • Pima County Sheriff's Office confirms receipt of a new communication regarding Nancy Guthrie, missing 84-year-old mother of "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie.
  • A local Tucson TV station reportedly received the new message.
• [00:19] Jonathan Hunt reports from Tucson:
  • Authorities are working to determine if this new message is linked to the three previous ransom notes (sent to TMZ and two local TV stations).
  • Investigators will analyze content, writing style, and email details for matches.
  • Quote: “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?” – Jonathan Hunt [00:19]
• [00:52] Lisa Lucera continues:
  • Savannah Guthrie’s brother, Cameron, has released another video, pleading for their mother’s safe return and requesting proof that she is alive.
• Context: Nancy Guthrie has been missing for six days.

2. Benghazi Attack Suspect Charged in U.S.

• [01:14] Legal update from Attorney General Pam Bondi:
  • Zubair Al Baqoosh, accused of killing U.S. embassy officials in the 2012 Benghazi attack, has been extradited to the U.S.
  • Quote: “We will prosecute this alleged terrorist to the fullest extent of the law. He’ll face charges related to murder, terrorism, arson, among others.” – Pam Bondi [01:14]
  • Four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens, were killed during the attack.

3. Stock Market Surges to Record Highs

• [01:24] Lisa Lucera reports:
  • The Dow Jones Industrial Average surpassed 50,000 for the first time, marking the biggest rally since May.
• [01:34] Pam Bondi (citing Wall Street Journal and Hilary Barski):
  • Key performers included Goldman Sachs, Caterpillar, IBM, American Express, and JP Morgan Chase, driven by improved economic indicators and lower inflation.
• [01:50] NASDAQ also showed considerable gains.

4. Deadly Mushroom Warning in California

• [02:38] Lisa Lucera relays a public health warning:
  • California Department of Health urges the public not to forage for wild mushrooms after three deaths and three liver transplants due to death cap mushroom poisoning.
  • The spike follows a rainy winter linked to increased mushroom growth.

5. Extreme Winter Weather Sweeps U.S.

• [02:57] Keanu Lewis of Fox Weather details the forecast:
  • Strong winds and a clipper system bringing significant snow across the I-95 corridor, especially in New England.
  • Extreme cold and dangerous wind chills expected, with Sunday's lows predicted at -12°F for many in the Northeast.
  • Quote: “Wind chills are going to be a big deal, which is why we do have a lot of our extreme cold warnings in place.” – Keanu Lewis [02:57]

6. U.S. Birth Rate Slightly Decreases

• [03:36] Brief from Lisa Lucera:
  • CDC provisional data: U.S. births decreased in the previous year, with a little over 3.6 million births—about 24,000 fewer than in 2024.

7. San Francisco Bad Bunny Lookalike Contest

• [03:58] Pam Bondi covers a colorful fan event:
  • Ahead of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show, hundreds of fans attend a lookalike contest that turns into a street party.
  • Over 30 Bay Area contestants competed, including women in wigs and fake beards, for a $100 prize.
  • Quote: “Bad Bunny lookalikes took over San Francisco after a contest quickly turned into a full blown street party.” – Pam Bondi [03:58]
• [04:15] Contestants explain their inspiration:
  • Quote: “My outfit is based on one of his outfits he wore during his residency in Puerto.” – Unnamed contestant [04:15]
  • Quote: “Had it all in my closet like I am Bad Bunny.” – Unnamed contestant [04:19]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the Guthrie case:
  “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?”
  – Jonathan Hunt [00:19]

• On Benghazi suspect prosecution:
  “We will prosecute this alleged terrorist to the fullest extent of the law. He’ll face charges related to murder, terrorism, arson, among others.”
  – Pam Bondi [01:14]

• On dangerous weather:
  “Wind chills are going to be a big deal, which is why we do have a lot of our extreme cold warnings in place.”
  – Keanu Lewis [02:57]

• On the fan culture spectacle:
  “Bad Bunny lookalikes took over San Francisco after a contest quickly turned into a full blown street party.”
  – Pam Bondi [03:58]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Nancy Guthrie Investigation: [00:01]–[00:52]
• Benghazi Attack Suspect News: [01:14]–[01:24]
• Stock Market Records: [01:24]–[01:50]
• California Death Cap Warning: [02:38]
• Extreme Cold Weather Advisory: [02:57]–[03:36]
• U.S. Birth Rate Data: [03:36]
• Bad Bunny Event in SF: [03:58]–[04:21]

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Tone and Style

Maintaining Fox News’ signature brisk, urgent delivery, the episode moves rapidly through national stories, blending hard news, public service advisories, and a splash of entertainment, capturing the dynamic pulse of the day’s headlines.

Transcript

[Lisa Lucera]

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. The 84 year old mother of Today's show host Savannah Guthrie has been missing for six days.

[Jonathan Hunt]

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? They'll be able to look at the content of this message and look at things like the writing style, et cetera, see if there are similarities. They'll obviously be looking at the email address, although that may have been changed.

[Lisa Lucera]

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 US embassy officials in the 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, has been charged with murder, terrorism and arson. Zubair Al Baqoosh was brought to the US this morning to face the charges.

[Pam Bondi]

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 Lucera]

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.

[Pam Bondi]

The first time, 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 and JP Morgan Chase.

[Lisa Lucera]

Fox's Hilary Barski. The NASDAQ added 490America's listening to Fox News.

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[Lisa Lucera]

FOX 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 US we.

[Keanu Lewis]

Have some really strong winds behind a clipper system that could bring in maybe a coating of snow to areas across the I95 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 i95 quarter and the Northeast in general. Single digits out there for a lot of folks.

[Lisa Lucera]

Fox Weather's Keanu Lewis bursts in the US 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.

[Pam Bondi]

Bad Bunny look alikes 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.

[Keanu Lewis]

My outfit is based on one of his outfits he wore during his residency in Puerto.

[Lisa Lucera]

Had it all in my closet like I am Bad Bunny.

[Pam Bondi]

More than 30 contestants from across the Bay Area competed for a $100 prize, including women in wigs and fake beards. One contestant held an Ice out sign while dancing to the crowd.

[Lisa Lucera]

Fox is Michelle Paulino. I'm Lisa Lacera. This is Fox News.

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