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Good morning, everyone. I'm Kate Baldwin. It's Thursday, February 12th. Here are the five things you need to know to start your day.

Number one, the new clues. Investigators in Arizona are now examining a black glove found a little more than a mile from Nancy Guthrie's home.

The New York Post reporter saw agents putting it into an evidence bag. But crucially, it's still not clear if they believe

it's a match to the gloves seen on. The person in the doorbell video, the night Guthrie

was abducted. Another piece of evidence getting new focus today, the backpack seen in that

same video. Seen and analysis finds that the bag appears to be an Ozark Trail Hiker pack.

This all comes as yet another bizarre email was sent to TMZ, which also received the original purported ransom note.

The media outlet now says this new communication is from someone claiming to know the kidnapper,

and they are demanding payment for that information.

A single Bitcoin, which is worth about $66,000.

Worth noting here, the FBI has also been offering a real reward for information.

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