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The search for Savannah Guthrie's mother Nancy enters its third week marked by new evidence and a new family plea ... The congressional stalemate over DHS funding continues. Who will be the first to blink? Is the Trump Administration trying to make it harder for you to vote? ... The Olympics feature thrilling moments, cheating allegations and judging controversies. 

 
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That's the message from Nancy Guthrie's family this morning as investigators release new information about who they think abducted the 84 year old. Meanwhile, agents make a new appeal to neighbors as one of them spots a mysterious white van. 

Also on today's show: Saying "Democrats will not support a blank check for chaos," lawmakers refuse to fund the DHS. They say they are doing what the people want. But what if that leads to airport delays? 
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Law enforcement officials say they've received thousands of calls in recent days regarding the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie after the FBI released footage of an armed person on her front-door camera taken the morning she disappeared. During a search near the Tucson home yesterday, a black glove was seen being taken into evidence, though it’s unclear whether authorities believe it was worn by the person in the doorbell footage. Meanwhile, Savannah Guthrie shared a home video with her mother, saying the family “will never give up on her.” 

 
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The search for Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mom Nancy intensifies after authorities release a video of a masked, armed person at her door the night she vanished. Police detained a person for questioning in connection to the case but subsequently released them. Plus, a house and car about 60 miles from Guthrie’s house were searched. 

 
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Two lawmakers who have seen the raw Epstein files say redactions are protecting powerful men. "There are clearly coconspirators in here that they here that they can name," says one. But we won't be getting any insight from Ghislaine Maxwell, who says she won't talk without a pardon. Audie speaks with an Epstein survivor about all this. 

Plus: Savannah Guthrie begs for the public's help as the FBI expands its search for her mom. 

 
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