Hey there from CNN. I'm David Rind with the five things you need to know for Wednesday,

February 11. We've got some major updates in the search for Nancy Guthrie. After the FBI released

home security videos of a masked person outside Guthrie's home near Tucson, Arizona yesterday,

authorities detained and then released a man without charges south of the city.

CNN also spoke with the woman in Rio Rico, who says her home was searched by investigators.

They only said that they gave a tip that she was in my house.

And I told them, you can go in and search my house.

There's nobody there.

I have nothing to hide.

Former Deputy FBI Director, Andrew McCabe, told CNN that the surveillance footage could be key

to solving the case.

The combination of those clothes, the pants, the jacket, maybe the oddly shaped and sort of misused

holster that he uses to carry the gun, those are all things that could provoke someone who sees the images to say,

like, hey, I think my friend has that, or where's that jacket,

or I've seen him with that holster before.

But it is the movement of that person as he turns around and walks away from the door.

I think it's those movements that will seal the deal for someone who

thinks they recognize him. We got some new jobs numbers today, and they were better than expected.

We'll tell you about that next. Stick around. Jobs numbers have come out better than expected this

morning. Data shows hiring picked up as we started 2026, with the U.S. economy adding 130,000 jobs last month.

The unemployment rate dropped the 4.3%.

Financial data company Faxette says economists were expecting that employers would only add about 75,000 jobs in January.

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