Search For Guthrie Enters Week Two, Video Controversy, Super Bowl LX, Latest On The Olympics

Today on America in the MorningSearch For Nancy Guthrie Continues

We enter Day Nine of the disappearance of the mother of NBC Today Show host Savannah Guthrie. Over the weekend, law enforcement spent more time searching the home of Nancy Guthrie in Tucson, Arizona, and the family once again released a video begging her alleged abductors to release the 84-year-old. As correspondent Julie Walker reports the desperate search continues, but so far police still have no suspects or persons of interest in what has become a kidnapping case.

Video Controversy

Some Republican lawmakers are joining with Democrats in criticizing President Trump for the re-posting of a video that contained a brief clip of a cartoon version of former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as monkeys, with critics calling it an overtly racist post. John Stolnis has the latest on the fallout from Washington.

Funds Must Be Returned

A judge has ruled against the Trump administration saying it can't withhold funds from five Democrat-led states amid claims of fraud. Correspondent Jennifer King reports.

Another Shutdown Likely

Senator John Fetterman anticipates a partial government shutdown as Democrats and Republicans spar over funding for the Department of Homeland Security. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.

Mangione’s Day In Court

Luigi Mangione spoke out in court as a judge has now set a trial date for state murder charges against the man arrested for killing the United HealthCare CEO. Correspondent Ed Donahue reports.

Judge Rules On GA FBI Raid

A federal judge in Georgia ordered documents related to an FBI raid on an election facility in Fulton County to be unsealed by Tuesday.

Olympic Protests

The Winter Olympics got underway with the usual fanfare – and a less-than-warm welcome for the head of the US delegation. Meanwhile, outside the venues, police and protestors have battled, including some who vandalized rail links to the venues. Correspondent Rich Johnson reports that as American and Israeli athletes have been met with boos, some US athletes are voicing their own concerns about politics at home.

Midterm Meddling Complaints

Democrats are raising concerns over political intimidation in the upcoming midterm elections. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.

Funeral Home Owner To Prison

The owner of a Colorado funeral home has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for stashing 189 decomposing bodies and giving fake ashes to grieving families. Correspondent Donna Warder reports on the tragedy that one of those families is facing.

FBI On Epstein

The FBI has concluded Jeffrey Epstein was not running a sex trafficking ring for rich and powerful men. Correspondent Julie Walker reports.

Closing For Good

Some well-known food franchises will soon be closing their doors. Mushroom Poisoning

Alarming news out of California where three people have died and others severely ill from eating poisonous mushrooms. Correspondent Ed Donahue reports. T

Finally

The Seattle Seahawks are the champions of Super Bowl 60, but there were some who watched the big game for the ads. Entertainment reporter Kevin Carr has details on what ads were the big hits. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices