but he do was murdered by her boyfriend brian laundry last year in august, just 2 weeks after moab policeponded to a domestic violence call involving the couple. the petito's parents say that they filed the suit to ensure that police make these changes to help other abuse victims. >> some things need to change. and i guess there's been some things in the past that i read. and changes have happened and those changes need to come. unfortunately, that's the best way to have those changes made. >> the city of mobile moab claims that the officers were kind and respectful and could not have predicted petito's death. well, the time as we get a live look outside right now, san mateo bridge just chugging along. you kind of a pretty sunset going to happen. there are lawrence is here and has the getaway forecast? yeah. get away friday already, guys, we're going to see some changes in the weather pattern. you're definitely going to want to watch. this is we've got a chance, some rain. we've got some snow in the mix and well affect you. if you're traveling around the bay area or around the state next

she is the travel blogger who was killed by her fiance, brian laundry during a road trip now potatoes family is suing police in utah, claiming they could have prevented her death. a bcs lionel moise has more this morning. gabby potatoes, parents filing a $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against the police department in moab, utah, claiming gabby would be alive today, if not for the officers negligence. she could have been protected that day. there are people there are laws put in place to protect victims. and those laws were not followed . her fiance, brian laundry, were questioned by moab police in august of 2021 while on their cross country trip weeks before her family reported her missing . police were responding to a 911 call from someone saying they saw brian slapped. gabby did he hit you, though, but i told officers she was suffering from anxiety and other medical issues. they labeled the incident a mental emotional breakdown rather than a domestic assault and separated the two for the night police department failed to properly train their officers to be able to handle these s

i love brian laundrie's attorney came out and said you guys are right this is gross we demand an apologyk people were mad on behalf of your murderer boy but i do want to be on celebrity jeopardy now >> greg: why? >> kat: because the answers are things like what's an alligator. i know what an alligator is. not to brag. >> greg:. >> greg: that's not how jeopardy works >> kat: apparently it is now. >> greg: no, the question is the answer >> kat: i just said a correct way. you're not good at listening. >> greg: all right. >> tyrus: you just figured that out after six years? >> kat: no i knew. >> greg: no, i listen to you guys right now. >> tyrus: what did i just say. >> greg: you said i'm not a good listener >> kat: you got that using context clues. >> harris: the kids are fighting. >> greg: i love these questions. ted bundy murdered nurses in the early 70s which raises the question, what is the most common blood type. >> tyrus: okay. the answer to all your little questions, what is rock python, type a. >> greg: that's right. it is a rock python. >> tyrus: thank you. yeah, thank you. >> harr

wyoming, was awarded $3 million in a wrongful death lawsuit against the estate of her fiance, brian laundriewho died by suicide. any money will go to the gabby petito foundation. >>> a federal judge in california will decide today the fate of elizabeth holmes, the 38-year-old founder of the blood testing start-up theranos. ms. holmes faces a maximum of 20 years in prison, but her lawyers have expected 18 months of house arrest. >>> the man charged with killing ten people and injuring more than a dozen others at a buffalo supermarket is expected to plead guilty to all 25 counts and state charges. he also faces federal hate crime charges. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, the political landscape here in washington is on the verge of very big change. house speaker nancy pelosi is stepping down from leadership after a historic 20 years. the longest-serving democratic leader in the house, pelosi became the first woman to wield the speaker's gavel back in 2

that was just weeks before brian laundrie killed her. here with me now with the latest developments is john miller, cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst and cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers. we've all seen the video where she's sort of sequestered in this area and being interviewed by police. brian laundrie is over here and she's crying and upset and then they leave. >> right. you've got two officers. they're very polite, seem compassionate, act professionally, but they're in a bit of a quandary. she has a scratch and blood on her face. she says, "i hit him. he didn't hit me. he grabbed my face after i hit him first." so they're trying to figure out how do we resolve this? do we arrest her even though she appears she might be the victim? do we arrest him even though he agrees with her story that she hit him? so they try to split the difference by getting her to agree to stay somewhere else, take her to a hotel, figure that will give her a cooling off period and time to reach out if she wants to go home and then, of course,

that was weeks before brian laundrie killed her.so here with me now, with these latest developments, john law, -- we also cnn legal analyst jeff with us back. so, john, what do you see here with his lawsuit. because we've all seen that video. where she is, you know, sort of sequestered in this area. but being interviewed by police. brian laundrie is over here, and she is crying and upset and they flee. >> right, so, you have two officers. very polite. they seem compassionate. they act very professionally. but they are in a bit of a quandary. she has a scratch and blood on her face. she says, i hit him. he did not hit me. he grabbed my face after i hit him first. so, they are trying to figure out how do we resolve this? do we arrest her? even though she appears to might be the victim. do we arrest him? even though he agrees with the story that she had him? so they tried to split the difference by getting her to agree to states somewhere else. take her to a hotel. figure that would give her a cooling-off period. and get her time to re

brian laundrie's estates will pay 3 million dollars to gabby petito's family to settle wrongful death lawsuit. that suit was filed back in may and alleged that laundrie's parents knew he murdered gabby, the original trial by jury sought damages exceeding $30,000. but today the families agreed to settle the case and avoid going to court. brian laundrie's assets are said to be in the 5 figures and the family is unlikely to receive the full amount. we will take a break at 8.26. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a police department in the is taking on the catalytic converter crimes and offering protection kits. >> that made offer you some way of protecting yourself from having the stolen. we'll explain how it works. >> and today marks the peak of the holiday travel season after after the break, we're taking take a live look at the san jose international airport meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his p

brian laundrie's assets are said to be in 5 figures in the family is unlikely to receive the full amount new threats today from north korea. the nation's foreign minister warned of fiercer military response to the joint drills activity, the u.s. and south korea operating on thursday. this is coming after north korea hit a record number of missiles. north korea launched another short range ballistic missile just yesterday landing between japan and the korean peninsula. this is the second warning from north korea just this month. the first coming after set of drills completed between the u.s. and south korea, which prompted threats of a quote, powerful response. coming up here, 3.30, the bruins are staying where they are for now, when the uc regents could make a decision. >> i'm moving ucla to the big tent. and the white house gearing up for the holidays. we'll take a closer look at the christmas preps happening on pennsylvania avenue. kron. 4 news at 3. we'll be right >> it's just this morning that a 78 foot christmas tree arrived on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol building. this tree c

family of gabby petito settled a $3 million wrongful death lawsuit against the family of fiance brian laundrie. petito disappeared on a cross-country trip with him in 2021. the body was discovered in a wyoming national park. he was found dead a month later in florida. police said he died by suicide and left a note confessing to petito's murder. her family says the money will go to the gabby petito foundation to help locate missing people and stop domestic violence. >>> still to come, disappointing news for taylor swift fans. why some say ticketmaster is being mean with its latest announcment about tickets to her concerts. uncement about tic her concerts. eathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra

. >> in 2021 fugitive brian laundrie ended his days in florida's creek area, home to these long intos.>> tropic works wer we alligators? >> wow. >> that is the most bizarre question ever. if you are circling thean inclusion tasteless and unnecessary. even alligators complaints.at saying oorn twitter, what did we do to deserve this other than oeat people? but i have to admit personally does make jeopardyrson more fun. here's one i came up with, jeffrey dahmer was a serial killer who ate his victims. much like this type of python found in sub-saharan africa. i could do that all day. [applause] you see it works. evil jeopardy. evil jeopardy. bue jet in true jeopardy fashiot were left with more questionsue anstd answers. like wyatt tie a question abouty gators to a recent grisly murder? they could have just said this giant swamp lizard lives in florida. but i guess too many people would've said charlie crist. [laughter] cap's, do you think the writers were told to spice up their questions because maybe they felt the show is losing a bitng after alex trebek passed away se they wanted to m

it said that brian was the primary aggressor. >> laundrie's body was later found near a notebook in which he admitted to killing petito. former president donald trump is reportedly signaling he could declare a 2024 white house bid soon after the midterm elections. axios reports trump and his team are eyeing november 14th as a possible launch date for his campaign. trump teased a reelection campaign during a rally thursday night in iowa. the first caucus state in the gop primary. the axios report adds that discussions do remain fluid here and things could change depending on tuesday's election results. a judge on thursday approved appointing a special independent monitor to oversee the trump organization's financial statements. this coming after the new york attorney general asked for additional oversight to stop what they are calling decades long fraud conducted by the former president and 3 of his children, ag letitia james filed a 250 million dollar lawsuit in september against trump and wants the family banned from doing business in the state. trump responded with a lawsuit of his own

into a fight, the wrongful death suit further alleges the officers were not properly trained, brian laundryled gabby petito two weeks later. paul returns home from hospital, nancy's husband weeks after getting hit by a hammer in the violent attack homeland security saying david depap is an illegal immigrant from canada, facing a series of charges including attempted murder. we are of course four days away from the midterm elections and candidates are now pulling out all the stops. texas candidate beto o'rourke is now dancing for votes while pushing a pro-abortion message. ♪ ♪ the democrats interesting attempt at gaining attention comes as incumbent g.o.p. greg abbott leads by nearly ten points there. the houston astros are one win away from their second world series championship. >> center guard trying to finish with an exclamation. instead a fly ball to left as a rack, under the track at the wall, pain has done it again! >> monster home run by rookie jeremy pena put them to a victory, just in berlin are also shining earning his first world series win. the serious shifts back to houston in

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officers were negligent in their actions or interactions with the 22 year-old and her former fiance brian laundrie. 2 weeks before her death petito and laundrie were on a road trip through the american west in 21 during the summer. and petito was reported missing after laundrie got back to florida without her, her body was found several weeks later in grand teton national forest. coroner ruled that she was strangled. the lawsuit accuses the police department in moab, utah and its officers failing to protect her when they stopped and considered a an investigation for domestic violence just weeks before her murder. but they ended up letting the couple leave. the lawsuit says the officers improperly determined that petito was the primary aggressor in the interaction. and so they misapplied the lawsuit says utah's domestic abuse loss. >> and family and believes that that these officers knew what the law was. they knew the required. >> and an arrest in the separation at the scene. but but that these look for loopholes and in order to not to not follow the law ignore injuries. they ignored witnesses. th

clue that revolves around the murder of gabby pitino the trove yo clue says in 2021 the fugitive brian laundriethe creek area home of these long and toothy critters. the answer was what are alligators but man fans felts that clue was insensitive and unnecessary given the answer was completely unrelated to petito's tragic death >> ron a mcdaniel is seeking a fourth two-year term as the head of the rnc but she could face some competition from new york's congressman lee zeldin who helped flip several house seats during his strong campaign for new york governor. former white house official mercedes schlapp also thinking about running. more to come on that shannon over to you. >> hello, good morning. it is a little cold outside. let's look at the maps to prove it. temperatures are below freezing in a lot of the states today. look at that my goodness i'm getting cold just looking at that. so 31, 32, 18, 26, you get the picture, right? look, i mean, it's cold as far south as georgia and the carolinas. so today, wednesday, thursday, over 250 million people below average giving us a taste of what's to c

moab city utah police were negligent during an encounter they had with petito and her fiance, brian laundrieeeks later he killed the 22-year-old. steven romo and danny se cevallos. we knew they were planning to file the lawsuit and now we have it. what are the specifics? >> we've been hearing about this for a while. the family is sing the police department over the traffic stop they shay was mishandled. video was released last year during the search for the couple. it started when police got a 911 call about a domestic disturbance from people in a van. they found the van. they pulled it over. officers talked with petito and laundrie, who admitted to having a fight that turned physical. officers noted she had cuts on her face and arms, and officers told the couple no one would be charge bud the pair had to spend the night apart. petito was left with the van and police took laundrie to a motel. it was about a month late they're petito went missing and her body was discovered shortly after that. the petito family says that traffic stop was mishandled and if officers responded differently, it co

brian: should use it. they have a menu, they do laundry xbox. flat scheens. i have to learn to sleep with 400 people. >> will: madden with you. >> brian: actually, never played this is unbelievable how much new yorkers pay for how much you pay in taxes how much money we waste. this is a perfect example. >> ainsley: first built in aoc's area that cost a lot of money. then they moved it to randall's island and that cost a lot of money. now closing it down? >> brian: unbelievable. >> carley: wasted money. >> ainsley: and how they know more migrants aren't going to be coming here they might need it. they should keep it up. president biden and china's xi jinping will meet face to face in a first time high stakes sit down. general jack keane shares the threat and message on this veterans day. >> brian: plus, iconic veterans day movie that kept viewers on the edge of their seat. >> i know where you are, what's your made of. war is in your blood. >> brian: he stars as a green beret veteran in that rambeau series that might have another episode coming out. evidence wil

and yesterday, brian, have you done kind of a laundry list of some of his greatest hits much like during his farewell before he kind of took some questions, during his farewell, just like frank sinatra, he pretty much says i did it my way. watch. >> it's really a great pleasure to be back here with you again, albeit, i believe, for the last time. i think what i have accomplished in my 54 years at the nih and 38 years arrests the director of niad although covid is real very important. it is a pregnantment of the title 40 years that i have been doing it. so i will let other people judge the value or not of my accomplishment's, but what i would like people to remember about what i have done is that every day for all of those years i i have given it everything tht i had and i never left anything on the field. if if they want to remember me if they judge rightly or wrongly what i done i gave it all i got for decades. >> ainsley: then a daily caller reporter wanted to know about the origins of covid and watch this exchange between the white house press secretary snaps at her and says no, no, n

brian kilmeade. >> gillian: glad to hear that was just a laundry list, i was worried he did not know the show was only an hour. >> john: he's got a big wish list. >> gillian: he'll probably book all those guests and get all that content in. >> john: he talks quickly if you have not noticed. >> gillian: a lot of energy, high octane. starting from scratch, herschel walker and senator rafael warnock are back on the campaign trail. warnock, a run-off the second time in two years. what are the chances he will pull off another win? >> john: and a news conference planned around the ballot counting in nevada. when will we know the final tally in the silver state? shannon bream on the state of the races coming up next. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infecti

. >> brian: basically my apple watch saying i'm reluctantly keeping time. from doing everything to doing my laundry it's gradually doing almost nothing. >> steve: my apple watch tells us that we have a big show today that starts with this: >> ainsley: well, every morning until the election day, we only have six more days we are visiting key states across our country to hear what you the voters are thinking before you are going to head to the polls. >> brian: let's head down to allen, texas where "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain is live at the allen cafe. hey, will. >> will: hey, good morning, brian, ainsley, steve, yes. welcome to a home game for will cain. welcome dough allen, texas right here at the allen cafe. do you know what i think is going to be fascinating and talking to you guys from collin county texas. where i grew up and i grew up 30 minutes that way and now i live 30 minutes that way. my dad was a small town lawyer in sherman, texas, callen county is one of the most conservative in the state. don't get pulled over. law and order county be careful. it's changed a bit. fastest g