She may have been abducted.

I'm Lisa Lacerra. Fox News.

The investigation in search for a network TV anchor's mother takes a serious turn in Arizona.

We do, in fact, have a crime.

Pima County, Arizona Sheriff Chris Nano said that's what the scene at the home of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie indicates.

She's the mother of today's show anchor Savannah Guthrie and was reportedly last seen at her home

Saturday evening. Sheriff Nano said drones and search dogs are being used. Now they're also

turning to the community and what they may have captured on doorbell or surveillance cameras.

Don't dismiss it that, well, we really can't see the house.

They still might see something.

Maybe it's somebody walking by.

Maybe it's a vehicle driving by at that time of day.

The sheriff said they will also talk to workers that maintain the home to find out what they may have seen.

Fox is Colonel Scott.

Every Homeland Security Officer in Minneapolis is now being issued

a body camera. Secretary Kristineau made the announcement earlier today. It's coming after the deadly

shooting last week of Alex Preddy by immigration officers in Minneapolis and the shooting last month

of René Good. Democrats are pushing for reforms to the Department of Homeland Security as part of a

longer-term spending package, a vote on a short-term plan and other spending bills expected

tomorrow in the House. The question for Republicans will continue to be, are you going to double

and triple down on your extremism, which is getting you nowhere with the American people, or try to find a bipartisan path forward

to actually address the issues that matter.

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