he arrives on september 1st. >> authorities say brian used a debit card that was not his to withdraw he made his way all the way back home to florida with no sign of gabby. >> reporter: the petitos have no idea that brian is home, in florida, without gabby, driving the van they had been traveling in. >> once brian got home, it appeared to be family business as usual.or td m that they saw brian and his parents going for walks down the street, then eventually, brian and his parents went camping for a few days. >> reporter: it's been ten days since gabby's family has heard from her, and they are worried enough that on september 11th they report her as a missing person. but when the police try to speak with brian and his parents, they were told to reach out to the family's attorney. >> his attorney, mr. berlino, told the parents not to talk. but i think the average person saying, this is not right. >> it's not a crime to hire a defense lawyer. but it really looks bad. >> and then it all takes a turn. >> ever-expanding search for gabby petito. tonight her boyfriend is now a person of inter

that's a shame. >> brian: it's a shame and also an insult.y parent and fighting for the school curriculum. is he also for schools executive director. parents of schools executive director. so, ian, what was your thought about president obama trying to categorize what you guys are doing as a culture war? >> i think what a best of your knowledge of nonsense from former president obama here. i mean, listen, we just had an individual today convicted of sexual assault of a girl on may 28th. the superintendent knew about it the school board knew about it the superintendent lied about it at a school board meeting three weeks later. the school board said nothing. why? because they wanted to pass a controversial transgender policy. well, this kid ended up in a different school, apparently wasn't disciplined and allegedly committed another sexual assault this past month. so where is the trumped up culture war, president obama? maybe you should actually read the papers instead of what terry mcauliffe handlers are giving you as far as talking points beca

will: a lot of butter. brian: can i ask you a question? will: i will think about it. ter] brian: yes or no. will: go okay, go for it. brian: you are inside but what makes it a drive-in? will: brian, that's also unscripted moment. ma'am, could you come here? are brian wants to know why is this called the carolina drive-in. [laughter] better ask k.c. will: i will track down k.c. while you go to branson. brian: i thought it was a lay-up. will: i thought it would be too for me or her. ainsley: maybe it used to be a drive-in. steve: meanwhile, rachel, that is not a drive-in. that is a diner and i was at that diner the day after the 201 general election. they have from great food there. rachel: yeah, they sure do. by the way i already met people, steve, who were here when you were here in 2018 and they are excited to come back because fox is here. this is the farmhouse restaurant here in branson. famous for blackberry cobbler. can i just mention from your last conversation about all the babies that you guys have had while you have been on "fox & friends"? when i started at f

that's a deal? brian: it's a deal. pete: you saw it. answer six questions correctly on a wide variety of top topics. ainsley: tom nation host tom shillue is the host of happy hour and sign up to get exclusive access to other original content events and your favorite personalities on any device. pete: man i feel like i got a great deal. good morning, tom what do you got? >> good morning. we have great questions this week. downloaded the app, you should too. let's do question number one, how many teams will finish week six with at least six wins? ainsley: i'm going with c. pete: five wins can only be five wins because it's week six and only one undefeated team. i'll say three. >> there we go. ainsley: brian? >> which undefeated college football team will score the most points this weekend? brian: oklahoma state. ainsley: georgia. pete: georgia. >> which of the following stock s will finish the day highest? 5% on friday at 4:00 p.m., southwest, robinhood, sofi, apple, merck or starbucks? brian: i'm going to say merck. pete: i'm going apple

brian: you have a soundbite? rough the roof and wages have gone up 20% almost this year alone. we are invest ago discussional $17 million in wages over the next 3 weeks and that's on top of the 25 million we already invested on top of the 17 million we give in bonuses and all for the frontline workers. so these are challenging times so we have to do the right thing. steve: and i talked to a guy who is in the construction business in kansas, missouri and he can't find anybody to work either and what he said, it's generational because young kids today don't want those jobs. and he saluted mike row who is trying to kids more interested in the trades. the guy i talked to, the construction guy is trying to build houses and buildings but he can't get supply to what they're doing is they have having to look for substitute materials and alternative suppliers because a lot of the supply chain people can't provide the stuff? ainsley: it affects all of us. christmas trees. i tried to get my favorite mattress because i moved

a food taster. sometimes i have been escorted out by armed -- >> brian: thanks, moirkt. n bream goes on the clock in just a moment. you were just on "the five." how much are you working today. >> no one is going to work more than you. you do 10 show as day. >> brian: i think we have to go upstairs. >> shannon: let's go. ♪ you might have your own theory. but maybe it's better to just let it go. wealth is your first big investment. worth is a partner to help share the load. wealth is saving a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. ♪ ♪ >> brian: a few minutes left in the show. for the first time ever, shannon bream goes on the clock, her big debut, three stories, 60 seconds, let the emojis be your guide. are you ready? >> i am. >> brian: halloween officially canceled in the white house, joe biden and the first lady will not be continuing the tradition of handing out candy, they are in europe at the g20. your reaction? >> if your poll numbers are plummeti

brian: which is a nightmare. brian: nightmare for the country. till in negotiations, talking about taxing stock buyback, billionaire wealth grow in a global minimum tax rate. the good news is they have abandoned a lot of the stuff they wanted before because now, according to them, it's not going to cost anyone anything except billionaires speak of except for 3.5 trillion or maybe 1.9 trillion price tag. brian: they did an estimate, is 4.7 trillion not 3.5, so 4.7 trillion over 10 years and he wants to get something done by the end of the week is certainly before he goes to scotland to say look how america is cleaning up when it comes to global warming. here's the president yesterday, knows exactly who to blame and that's the media. watch. >> there is a some really smart national press with me today and they have understandably believed there is no possibility of my getting this done. it's been that-- been declared dead in the rival from the moment i introduced it, but i think we will surprise them because i think people are figuring out what is at

brian early on? was it a keep tabs on brian laundrie ever since they knew he returned home and certainly after gabby petito was reported missing? >> we didn't even know brian laundrie was a person on this planet until probably around the 10th. what i'll say, though, is that everyone was working extremely hard to not only try to find some answers here but follow the law. you know, there are some things in hindsight, our memories get kind of blended between what we know now and what we knew then. you know, at that time we didn't have a crime. we didn't have a crime in north port. >> you say there wasn't a crime reported. but there was a missing person and a fiance who came home without this missing person. that's not enough to keep tabs on someone 24/7? >> umm, well, first of all, i'm not saying we didn't do that. but more importantly, there's no probable cause at that time. it just wasn't that simple. you know, and sometimes i'll say generally speaking in an investigation, sometimes you hold back, you lay back

i can tell you from being there, it is a rough environment. we do know that brian run, out here trying to hide, there's got to get something small, like a baby sack on the ground, which exposes him to the critters and the wetness. if he wants to survive out here for any period of time is he's got to beable to keep himself clean, dry out his feet and stay hydrated. those are massive challenges in that environment. if i were going to stay here for the tonight, this would be a bed for me. most uncomfortable but can dry out my feet. not get eat by the critters. this right here can be my tree hugging pillow. >> the threats he faces are numerous. >> the biggest danger in this environment will be things he doesn't see. the ticks, the leeches and most importantly, the scrapes and cuts are going to get infected and they'll bring him down unless he has medical training and antibiotics. he doesn't strike me as the person who has the real survival skills necessary to survive in this kind of environment. just don't think he has it. >> people are go tag turn this giin if they fi

you make life feel unreal and every day is a dream with you. brian wrote my biggest fear is that one day i'll wake up and it will have all been a dream because that is what every second has felt like since the moment we found each other. 'til death do us part or until i wake up. the couple had similar interests art, travel, yoga, and a love of nature. so they made this white ford van into a mobile home where they would live for the next couple of months. and on july 2nd of this year, the one-year anniversary of their engagement, they set off from new york where they were visiting gabby's family to begin a cross country road trip. >> hello, hello and good morning. it is really nice and sunny today. it's only 10:00 in the morning. >> anyone following their journey online would find these beautiful photos of their trip to echo both their words, it seemed like a dream. at that time, there was no out ward indication of travel. in sign that something may have been very wrong. how did their trip go from this to this? >> he didn't like hit me in the face. he

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a person. like we're on? brian: they have to come up. e across. brian: that's what happens when you're a marine, right you learn to do that in action. ainsley: dave how many years were you a marine? >> army. brian: i apologize. ainsley: how many years? >> six years. ainsley: no wonder you're so strong. i wish you could see him with this big harness around him that carries that, there he is. steve: thanks, dave. ainsley: show them that harness. brian: [laughter] steve: absolutely -- you just can't shake that. brian: ted follows him everywhere. steve: go take an advil that has to be painful. meanwhile, we are starting once again with the lead story and that is why the shelves are bare the supply shortage being felt coast to coast. you have sent us a lot of pictures of store shelves, of bare essentials, where there's nothing there. ainsley: look at the top of your screen that one is pittsburgh but as , oh, well there's a beautiful shot of the port of los angeles but that's where the shipping containers are being held right now there aren't e

paulina: el fbi declarÓ que los restos humanos encontrados en la reserva de florida pertenecen a brianapariciÓn el pasado 14 de septiembre, aileen del toro ha seguido muy de cerca este caso desde el primer momento, tienes el Último reporte, vamos contigo, aileen. aileen: despuÉs de mÁs de un mes desaparecido, terminÓ la bÚsqueda laundry del joven brian, hallaron sus restos. hay que destacar que fueron los padres de landry quienes condujeron a las autoridades hasta la zona. el abogado de la familia de londri dijo que en el sitio tambiÉn encontraron una bolsa perteneciente a brian, con una mochila y un cuaderno, y con otras cosas de su propiedad, les cuento que la policÍa responde que estÁ 100% segura de que la familia laundry no llevaba ningÚn objeto. escuchamos lo que dijo el abogado de esta familia. >> [habla en inglÉs] . aÚn quedan muchas piezas por armar de este gran rompecabezas. aileen: te cuento que los investigadores prefirieron no responder cuando los periodistas le preguntaron si encontrÓ algÚn arma en la escena, algunos expertos creen que al salir de casa sin celular, es un i

it is not a left-right issue. >> brian: i wish democrats would join. are not going to let up. we are going to talk on tv and radio as much as possible. he will have a hearing on tuesday and we'll be all over that. lara, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> brian: 20 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up on the show math larry, prince harry and jeffrey epstein oh my. i'm talking about a book by this woman d.c. katie couric.i wonder if gerald. he goes on the clock. word is he is very nervous. joined by country super star brian kelly. is he going out on his own. he will be talking about that and what it is like being a performer during the pandemic you can't go on stage but i am. don't forget to save these president freedom fighter tour i will be in charleston west virginia november 7th. orlando florida on the 21st. december 4th meet me in clearwater and december 3rd. i gave you a lot of dates. tape the show, play it back, it will all make a lot of sense. see you soon. ♪ [uplifting music playing] ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, f

a mediados de agosto. el dÍa 17, y regresÓ cinco dÍas despuÉs, eldÍa 23. la breve estancia de brian cosas, lo que permitirÍa ahorrar dinero, ya que contemplan extender el viaje por carretera. un portavoz de la familia de gabby petito asegura que londri se robÓ la tarjeta de gaby para este viaje sÓlo. mi dinero de florida, quien asegura que habÍa hablado con londri cerca de la frente la de tennessee, Él hablaba con cierta ansiedad, dijo. vamos a escuchar. laundry han asegurado que no saben donde esta su hijo, su aileen: a pesar de que los padres de londri asegurado que no sabe dÓnde estÁ su hijo, su hermana dijo que no sabe si sus padres sepan algo adicional. dice estar desesperada, y le dice una y otra vez a brian que se presente ante la justicia. ♪ ♪ borja: ya casi un mes de la desapariciÓn de embrague en londres, estaremos muy pendientes. cambiamos el tema, demanda millonaria, un tribunal de california condenÓ a tesla a pagarle casi 127 millones de dÓlares por daÑos y perjuicios a un exempleado que se enfrento a un ambiente laboral racista y hostil. dicen que ocurriÓ en la planta

brian early on? was it ar since they knew he returned home and certainly after gabby petito was reported missing? >> we didn't even know brian laundrie was probably a porn this planet until probably around the 10th. what i'll i have, though, is that everyone was working extremely hard to not only try to find some answers here but follow the law. you know, there's some things in hindsight, our memories get kind of blended between what we know now and what we knew then. you know, at that time, we didn't have a crime. we didn't have a crime in northport. >> you say there wasn't a crime reported, but there was a missing person and a fiance who came home without this missing person. that's not enough to keep tabs on someone 24/7? >> well, first of all, i'm not saying we didn't do that. but more importantly, there's no probable cause at that time. it just wasn't that simple. you know, sometimes i'll say generally speaking in an investigation sometimes you hold back, you lay back because you want to see what that pe

steve: did you buy a table? brian: yes, i did. t way to donate to a good cause and rent a tux. sandra smith and martha mccallum were there, too. ainsley: when we are in the audience we see you on the day as with martha mccallum and all these famous people. al smith was the governor of new york. he did so many things for charitable organizations. steve: the condoleezza rice the stormer secretary of state keynote speaker had some fun at the democrats' expense. >> when i got this invitation from cardinal nolan to give the keynote address at the al smith dinner i was of course really honored. then i asked myself why me? actually, to be honest, i thought what am i going to wear? i'm a californian republican, not a new york congresswoman. so tax the rich didn't quite cut it. [laughter] so i just dropped that idea. and i decided i would just rely on the spirit of tonight. looking out over this crowd, i haven't seen this many wine glasses since governor newsom dined at the french laundry. and so i thought to myself now who would you choose

confirmÓ que los restos hallados en la reserva federal carlton en el oeste de florida corresponden a brianrado persona de interÉsen el asesinato de gaby pepito, quien fue halladaestrangulada el pasado 19 de septiembre en un parque de wyoming. [habla en inglÉs] >> estamos hablando de 1 Área donde hay niveles de agua casi hasta el pecho, serpientes mocasÍn, lagartos, esoshÉroes estÁn allÁ y no podemos cambiarlo. reportero: en las Últimas horas los todos padres estÁn ala en el Área donde se revisaba la bÚsqueda. poco despuÉs se produjo un hallazgo tanto de los restos humanos como de las supuestas pertenencias de joven. para este exagente del fbi la participaciÓn de los padres de londrien la bÚsqueda pudo ser determinante para hallar no sÓlo sus restos sino parte de sus pertenencias. >> habÍan cientos o miles y oficiales estatales, locales vera buscÁndolo por hace semanas y cuando empezÓ a buscar los padres donde sabÍan dÓnde iba cuando estaba en ese terreno de miles de acres no encontraron bastante fÁcil y bastante pronto. reportero: el abogado de la familia dijo que ambos padres estÁn devast

a cake or something. it's unconscionable. brian agencies' help, i certainly need it at this time, but coordination has to happen. how dare he say that. you're doing nothing. you're allowing our border patrol to be trampled on, their reputation to be destroyed. they are outmanned, outthurmed. they're not allowed -- outnumbered. they're not allowed to do their job, and you're criticizing the only people doing anything. how does this guy sleep at night? >> i don't know. border security experts? show me one. show me a border security expert in this administration. it isn't the president, it isn't the border czar, kamala harris, it isn't the secretary, it serb ly isn't the chief. -- certainly isn't the chief. the men and women rare aring the green uniform standing on the front lines are the only experts. border patrol stations are not welcoming centers. if you want to fix the border, let these men and women do their job. he says that texas dps is, their arrests are delaying, don't know if the aliens are getting a chance to claim asylum.

brian a joke.ed at msnbc and cnn as well. ainsley: i don't understand why this would be a foot soldier for white supremacy. she says. brian: impossible. ainsley: i couldn't go to a movie theater she knows better than anyone what segregation is. she went to segregated schools. i would like black kids to be completely empowered to embrace beautifulness as black people. i don't want to make white people feel bad for being white. how is she a foot soldier for white supremacy. what do you disagree with. >> steve: he says white children and adults should absolutely feel bad about the past atrocities committed by white americans. >> all feel bad. they should feel they should also understand that modern white power is directly related to those atrocities. white people gain economic and institutional advantages from slavery and segregation and subrogation of black people to continue to help them to this. ainsley: to her point saying cr. >> it is teaching to fight racism with racism. teach another group of k

pero estÁ confirmado que le pertenecÍan a brian.lado todo un centro de investigaciÓn en la escena. como ustedes recuerda, gabby pettito de 22 aÑos y brian de 23, viajaron por el oeste de estados unidos en una furgoneta para crear contenido para redes sociales. pero finales de agosto, Él regresÓ sin su novia ydenunciÓ su desapariciÓn 10 dÍas despuÉs. y luego de negarse de colaborar con las autoridades, tambiÉn desapareciÓ. el cadÁver de petitto fue encontrado en un bosque nacional de wyoming, el 19 de septiembre. y se de camino que su muerte fue un homicidio. estaremos pendientes de la noticia de Última hora. borja: gracias por el reporte en vivo. teniendo en cuenta que se ha confirmado que hay un mÉdico forense y un perro de detenciÓn de restos humanos, hay que esperar lo que dice la justicia. pero estÁ bastante claro. >> hay que estar bastantes seguras para confirmar. borja: asÍ es. el autor de la masacre en la escuela mallory douglas, pidiÓ perdÓn y se declarÓ culpable de 34 cargos. 17 de asesinato primer grado, y 17 de intento de

. >> brian: your mission now have a great weekend. >> bret: have a good show. >> brian: good evening, everyone, and welcome to "fox news primetime." let me tell you what's coming up on this show we have stephen miller here wind that big story about 450,000 that you just saw bret's panel talk about to separated families. are you kidding me? more than 9/11 families? jonathan turley is going to review with us what marc elias and terry mcauliffe's camp. $60,000 they wanted to kill the story. jonathan turley what elias can do christopher steele family. steve hilton wants to talk about what joe biden is doing overseas. how his trip may go. james murray what he looks like without a shirt on. impractical joker take his shirt off all depends if we get to all the stories at the end of the show because he goes on the clock. meanwhile, this: we start in washington, d.c. where it's becoming increasingly clear that the democratic party doesn't give a damn about you. you got americans becoming increasingly concerned about education. their children, inflation. chaos at the border and gas prices. what

brian: i'm not a big cryer. ainsley: brian says he cries once a decade. brian when i hurt myself. any on set tears? brian: not really. if i cried this would be the season i would cry watching the giants play? because it was incredible. opened up 3-0 lead. i watched the team just stop playing. has anyone thought that maybe daniel jones was knocked silly a week ago. they should give him a week off. he was out on his feet and playing six days later. talk about something to lift up your spirits. the state of the southern border. never been worse. the remain in mexico policy is still a few weeks away. the only thing they have to do is ask mexico if we can do it because they are not feeley great about this administration. but, in the mean time, it is kay office on the border and can't get anyone to pay attention. ainsley: feel abandoned. that's what governor greg abbott said he was on with maria over the weekend. he is crying for help. talk about crying. he needs the biden administration's help they denied recent request to have more money to help with the border. listen to what he had

a minute. get started today. knot ♪ briant the war on history on stage about all my books charleston west virginia november 7th. orlando florida november 21st. point vedra december 3rd and clearwater december 4th. have a chance to do that and interact with you and of course answer all the questions about fox. >> are they in restaurants or auditoriums. brian: actually in theaters about 30 book events go brian kilmeade dot dom click on books maybe coming to a city near you crazy two months. ainsley: when do you start. brian: first date november 2nd. first date on stage is are charleston, west virginia. governor jim justice is going to come. steve: going to declare brian kilmeade day in west virginia. brian: if he cared about me and that he is a great idea if he is watching now i'm willing to be accept that that would be great. ainsley: taking questions from audience. brian: live on stage. abraham lincoln and battle to save the soul. special november 7th. ainsley: what's the most fascinating thing you learned about their lives.

la hermana de brian asegura que desconoce su paradero y que le pide que se entregue a las autoridadeslaundry sigue sin aparecer, continÚan aÑadiÉndose piezas que podrÍan aclarar el rompecabezas del homicidio de gaby. el abogado de la familia laundry dijo que el fugitivo bonobo —— volÓ a florida para re abastecerse. mientras tanto, la hermana de brian hablÓ en exclusiva, asegurando que no sabe nada de su paradero y de saberlo lo entregarÍa. — le dirÍa a mi hermano que se presentara y nos sacarÁ de este horrible lÍo. aÑadiÓ que hubiera querido que su hermano hubiera recurrido a ella primero. eladio pÁez es un expolicÍa en experto de seguridad. >> ella dice que quisiera que hubiera ido a ella antes, lo que dice que ella sabe o tiene informaciÓn. lourdes: esta teorÍa ha cobrado fuerza en los Últimos dÍas, por la actitud que tomaron los padres y por el hecho de que todos se fueron a un paseo familiar. aÑadiÓ que estÁ siendo ignorada por su familia. estamos citando. cada vez mÁs preguntas que respuestas. paulina: pasamos a otro caso. el mÉdico forense de orange en florida, confirmÓ que el c

a long time. we just might win loudoun county. [cheers] >> brian: that would probably deliver you the state because if you can make up a 20-point gap. glen glenn, i'm getting a lot of reports you have only one vest. can you confirm or deny that? >> i have multiple vests but i'm telling you this is my lucky one. [laughter] >> you may have seen me bury a 3 pointer the other night challenged barack obama in a game on one-on-one. he hasn't taken me up yet. i'm telling you i'm ready this vest is going to take me home. we are going to win on november 2nd. folks i can't wait to be the next governor of virginia. >> brian: i don't know what you are on looks like day one of the campaign instead of the back stretch seven days away. glenn youngkin thanks for starting your day and ending your day with me i appreciate it? >> thank you very, very much. have great time. thank you. [cheers] >> brian: he is pumped up and so are those people. now turning to another story a.g. merrick garland on the hot seat last week as congress demanded answers over memo concerned p

brian. we have video over the scene. we've seen a white tent out there in the reserve. remember, this is the last place that brian laundrie was believed to have been according to his parents. it's also where they found that silver mustang. his parents, by the way, were actually out here earlier today assisting in the search. the fox digital reporter overhead police telling the laundries "we might have found something" saying that they might have found something. i can also tell you, the medical examiner has been called out here. which logic means something significant has been found. we're hearing unconfirmed reports that perhaps the items that were found may have been in an area that was once underwater and that's why they may have not been located until now. so at this point, connecting the dots, it seems like we may be nearing the end of this week long search for brian laundrie. a person of interest in the death of gabby petito. we are waiting on a news conference with the fbi. we're expecting that in about a half hour's time right here where we should get more clarit

the search for brian laundrie and a major break in the case right now in florida. aking news. >> hello, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with the breaking news in the search for brian laundrie. he's the missing fiance of gabby petito. we now now that articles belonging to laundrie were found in a park where he frequented. cnn can confirm the medical examiner and cadaver dog are there on the scene. joining us now, randi kaye i

she seemed okay. >> reporter: a week later, september 1st, brian returned to his home in florida withwithout gabby. because the couple had been camping in places that often didn't have cell service, it took more than a week before gabby's friends and family to notice that they hadn't heard from her in some time. >> a few days is one thing when you're out camping. but when it starts to become seven, eight, nine, ten days, that's a problem. >> reporter: her parents reported her missing september 11th. her boyfriend never did. a multi-state search soon followed. nearly a week after, as gabby's disappearance drew national attention, brian disappeared himself. >> his attorney reached out to law enforcement on late friday evening. said the family needed to speak with us, that they were concerned they had not seen brian since tuesday. >> reporter: for nearly a month, investigators have been scouring the carlton reserve, treacherous marshland where brian's family said he'd gone the night they last saw him. brian's sister, cassie, described her last interaction with him in an interview with ab

made a joke. brian: hysterical. ley: the times and she makes a joke about it, listen. >> why is the administration flying thousands of migrants from the border to florida and new york in the middle of the night? >> well, i'm not sure that it's in the middle of the night, but let me tell you what's happening here. >> 2:30 a.m., 4:29 a.m. >> we have early in the morning. >> here we are talking about early flights. earlier than you might like to take a flight. it is our legal responsibility to safely care for unaccompanied children until they swiftly -- can be swiftly unified with a parent or a vetted sponsor. that's something we take seriously. steve: and do you know what? at those hours, unless you are doing a morning show that is considered the middle of the night. when you go to bed at night you say good night, you don't say good morning. ainsley: launched into talking point our responsibility. steve: which is what you would expect them to do. his question was a good one. why are you doing this under the cover of da

brian: interesting way t bring us all together. is he a great union fire. s the actions of hecklers, kind of, right, mark? >> brian, steve and ainsley. good morning to you guys. the president did have a lot to say yesterday. is he going to have nor say today. he will be meeting virtually with house democrats to discuss his build back better agenda. after months of negotiations a deal between progressives and moderates really still seems out of reach. as you mentioned the president is going to be hitting the road today. stumping in howell, michigan for his agenda. during his speech we will see if he brings up two democratic senators still not on board with the massive spending plan. that includes arizona's kyrsten sinema who on monday was once again greeted by protesters. there it looks like on her american airlines flight as she cass coming into reagan national. this came only a day or two after she was also met in a bathroom by protesters in arizona. president biden, he was asked about all of this on monday. >> i don't think they are appropriate tactics hap

a front receipt to democracy. -- front row seat to democracy. >> brian chung is a reporter for yahoo! finance reporting on economic and banking for the federal reserve since 20 he has done this. brian: good morning. pedro: we saw president biden talking about the debt ceiling but amongst members of the, what is the importance of those institutions with the current discussion in washington? brian: when it comes to the debt ceiling, the stakes couldn't be larger. a default would have massive consequences and not just here for our economy but around the world and when you think about the debt ceiling, you have to consider what it is is a constraint on the ability of the u.s. treasury to issue a new debt and accumulate. it has been put in place by spending that was previously authorized so the treasury has its hands tied. we know janet yellen has been pressing for months on congress to do something about the debt ceiling knowing that it was reinstated effective in august. with the treasury not being able to pay its bills, internally, it will not be able to do that past october 18. it is cu

brian: that's right. there is achange which i just signed off on recently happy birthday, steve. steve: thank you very much. ainsley: happy birthday, steve. how walls your. steve: my family threw me a party. it was great. we have a family tradition where the main gift is you have to spend a week or two writing a poem and so they all wrote poems. my wife made a video. ainsley: so sweet. steve: we had a combo. we were singing and dancing. i briefly fell down. ainsley: are you okay? steve: yeah fine. i tried to pick sally up and spin her. it didn't work out so well. it was great. i have already gotten a bunch of text messages from many you have watching, thank you. ainsley: were any of the poems funny. steve: they are all hilarious. they go back 30 years. kathy and i have been married 35 years. so she has a lot of material. ainsley: that's great. steve: find something embarrassing and rhyme with it. ainsley: so glad you were born. steve: i'm glad i was born. ainsley: we may or may not have a celebration for you. steve:

tonight the laundrie family attorney said in a statement his parents went to the park this morning to search for brian writing after a brief search off the trial that brian frequented,

a conversation. and they don't want that conversation or interrogation, depending how it goes, to be colored by any information brianlaundrie may get in the media. >> reporter: pursuit ongoing. a possible sighting on the appalachian trail. >> he was talking wild. he said that his girlfriend loved him and he had to go out to california to see her. >> reporter: so far, none of these sightings have been substantiated. >> you try to, if you're a fugitive, minimize contact with people. but it becomes tough as the days and weeks move on. >> reporter: police say they're factoring in brian's reported skills living off the grid in their search, but his sister says it's unusual for brian to be gone for this long. >> i'd say brian's a mediocre survivalist. it wouldn't surprise me if he could last out there a very long time. i hope my brother is alive, because i want answers just as much as everybody else. >> everyone knows who brian laundrie is. someone's going to stumble across him, hopefully, and he's going to be brought before the fbi, and we can get some answers. the hope is that it brings back some sort of comfort for the

because nobody will protect their families more than a parent. brian: just a second. that is your imaginary friend. brian: oh, i forgot about that. i hate when he calls in the middle of the show. rachel: parents, you're not crazy. what you're hearing coming out of your kids' schools, this critical race theory, is wrong. fight back. try not to lose your cool, but i understand if you get passionate. as you said, the mama bear. steve: and, brian, i'm okay with yelling at a school board meeting. just, you know, because so many people are passionate. you're going to raise your voice, you're going to talk like that. just don't do anything violent. brian: right. steve: because then you will go to jail at least for an hour. brian: guess who's always screaming behind the scenes? carley shimkus. >> i was just about to call you perfect. brian: oh, you were? i feel bad. [laughter] >> this just in, merck seeking emergency use authorization for its experimental medicine to treat mild to moderate cases in adults. it could reduce hospitalization for newly-diagnosed covid patients by

restos humanos y otros objetos personales, como una mochila y una libreta de apuntes, pertenecientes a brianealmente genera preguntas sobre si efectivamente brian laundry se quitÓ la vida, si se tomÓ el tiempo para escribir una nota de arrepentimiento. no se sabe si en el cuaderno existe alguna nota escrita por laundry con respecto a lo que pasÓ con gaby pepito. el cadÁver de gaby fue encontrado en wyoming el 19 de septiembre y el forense dictaminÓ que su muerte fue un homicidio. los padres de laundry informaron al fbi que tenÍan intenciÓn de acudir a la reserva para buscarlo, ya que era un lugar que frecuentaba. los investigadores se reunieron con ellos en la maÑana y fue cuando se produjo el hallazgo de sus pertenencias y restos humanos. eso es todo de mi parte, regresÓ contigo. patricia: vamos a ver el desenlace de esta trÁgica historia. millones de personas que se aplicaron las vacunas de moderna y johnson y johnson podrÁn ponerse una dosis de refuerzo. regulares federales ya no autorizaron, sÓlo falta decidir cuando y quienes son elegibles para el refuerzo. tambiÉn dieron el visto bueno

will you get a good director running that task force asap? brian mckeon: we expect to make an announcement about a new coordinator in the next day or two. >> senator booker also. -- senator barrasso. >> on august 19, president biden vowed that he would get every american out of afghanistan before withdrawing u.s. forces. he stated americans understand we're going to try to get it done before august 31. the president went on to say, if there are american citizens left the hide, we're going to stay until we get them out. this saturday, i attended the funeral services for the life of riley mccollum, one of 13 of those soldiers, a u.s. marine, 1000 people turned out in wyoming to honor his life. a life he gave at the airport in kabul. would you please pay attention? brian mckeon: i'm looking at my notes on this very issue. >> the next day, the president stated that anyone who wants to come home, we will get you home. he didn't keep his word. on august 30 his military evacuation ended with the last five planes leaving kabul without a single american on

a mask. ainsley: right. brian- ainsley: how upset would you be if you saw a video of your child handcuffed at school. brian: of course but then again you'd be proud of her because she stands up for something she believes in, obviously, she's not spray painting george floyd 's face that we saw in the park here in new york. what she's doing is standing up for something she knows is a lar k what they're doing to these kids, three-year-olds in masks in preschool. amazing. steve: the rules out there and the fact that the cops would go ahead and put her in handcuffs. brian: amazing. steve: all right, 7:15 in new york city, and once again, we were just talking about laramie, wyoming. jillian: good morning so let's begin with this , today a wyoming coroner will reveal new details about the death of gabby petito. her body was found last month at the grand teton national park. the death was ruled a homicide this as a memorial for gabby in north port florida is expected to come down. authorities are searching across the coun

a bike in florida. they thought that they saw brian laundrie and that turned out to be not true. in south carolina and there were ones that were in canada that did not pan out. this is a man that left his house without a cell phone and without his wallet. it would make it, and logistically, very difficult to travel to countries without those items. he left his vehicle at the carlton reserve with a note on it. what did the notes a question mark was to want an answer to that. i hope this man is found alive because there are so many unanswered questions here and the family of gabby petito deserve answers. the stepfather from the article of her clothing and the tears in that family. that family deserves answers and they deserve justice. the person with answers that was left with her, that we know of, would be brian laundrie. >> harris: we are live right now and the video came to us exclusively watching the story from afar with fox news digital reporting. now, we have cameras via -- i believe this is a drone or a helicopter. i have not been told, but clearly not a ground shot, of that

brian laundrie. and what authorities have now found. the fbi saying possibe human remains have been discovered at a nature park near brian laundrie's home in florida. authorities discovering personal items including a notebook and a backpack, too. and why his parents were at the search area this morning before the discovery. >>> also, the major news coming in tonight on boosters. the fda now authorizing boosters for moderna and johnson & johnson. and saying it is safe for americans to mix and match boosters. the cdc expected to sign off and what we're also learning about preparations to vaccinate 28 million schoolchildren 5 to 11 as soon as the vaccine is authorized. >>> the very difficult scene playing out in court today. parkland school shooter nikolas cruz pleading guilty to 17 counts of murder. the names of the victims read alo aloud. what cruz said to the families and how the parents are responding tonight. >>> this evening, reports of movement on capitol hill on president biden's domestic agenda. what stays in the bill, what goes? universal pre-k, expanding medicare, vision and hearing so far surviving. rachel scott live on the hi

luego que se haya confirmado que los restos que se han hallado en una reserva pertenecen a brian laundrie parte de la familia dado un comunicado. >>> tras conocerse la noticia sobre la muerte del joven las reacciones han sido inmediatas ya que para muchos este es otro trágico capítulo de este caso. poco antes de que las autoridades informaran sobre la muerte de brianlaundrie agentes han segado informar que los restos encontrados pertenecían al joven. >>> esta es la muerte de un ser querido. le pediría las personas que se encuentran fuera de su hogar un respiro. >>> el joven había desaparecido dos días después de que se denunciara la desaparición de su novia cuyos restos fueron encontrados en unparque de guaiomi. la familia de gaby va a ser una declaración cuando se encuentra preparados. continúa el memorial dedicado a gabby petito. >>> (hablan en inglés). >>> espero que esto sea una oportunidad para los padres de gaby y así puedan descansar. >>> en torno a esto surgen las preguntas sobre qué han estado haciendo gabby petito y brian laundrie en ese viaje que habían hecho. >>> la violación

a lot. >> jessica: stop it. are you accusing the queen -- >> brian: there was a report in the 90s that she was drinking a lot and: what? no. >> brian: look it up. we don't have time now >> katie: again, she's 95. >> meghan markle would make you drink every night. >> jessica: might drive you too it. have you heard about the drunk queen theory. >> shannon: i have not but she's been guiding the country since world war ii, she lost her husband, she's been through a lot. i say -- she's getting to the age where detoxing i don't know. my grandma mel lived to 102 and toward the end she eight a pound of one pound chocolate bars. i am looking it forward to let it all blow out the older i get. let the queen do what she wants iwhat will you be endunning in when you hit 95 jess why i. >> jesse: i'll take up smoking. >> jessica: ithat's when you'll finally do it? up next holograms no longer science fiction a company selling a seven foot tall booth where you can beam a 3-d image anywhere in the world and costs a cool hundred thousand box. not going to space but what do you think shannon, a hall gram of yourself? >> shannon: do