Two Arizona men in Oregon stalemate say Ducey had kids removed; Governor's Office says not true
LaVoy Finicum, center, a rancher from Cane Beds, Arizona, speaks to reporters as his family looks on, left, during a news conference at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Friday, Jan. 8, near Burns, Oregon. Ammon Bundy, the leader of a small, armed group occupying a national wildlife refuge, says the activists have no immediate plans to leave. (Rick Bowmer/The AP, file)
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