have they exhausted the search for the carlton reserve? and what's next?s are not telling them? the parents did not cooperate at all nor did brian laundrie and now the f.b.i. is on the premises scouring this house. what information have they gleaned maybe from the other side of the country in wyoming more about the condition of gabby petito's body, but what have they gleaned that's making them present themselves to the house right now in your estimation? >> it could be a matter of getting the necessary warrants. i believe they could have gotten a warrant way back when but maybe they know more than we do. i'm sure they do. i think warrants should have been gotten on the parents, phones, emails, texts, the works to find out where she was. now that her body has been found this thing is another can of worms. because we're talking about now a potential homicide and i'm telling you, what they found out there may have led them to believe she didn't die of natural causes, this is a homicide and now they are trying to get all that -- let's just say laptops, i-pads,

he drove it to the carlton reserve. family hadn't heard from him so they decided to go out to the carlton reserve because they know that is an area that he likes to frequent. he's known to be a hiker, known to frequent that area quite a bit. they discovered the mustang. they searched it. they found that it was abandoned. they searched the area for brian. they could not find him. they took the mustang and drove it back to their home. we have seen it today in their driveway, but they didn't report brian missing to police until friday, several days later. so police so far, you know, they have a lot of questions, and they are really days behind in the search for him. he could be anywhere. we've heard from police that they fear that he could possibly be a danger to himself and others, but, you know, it is not clear what that actually means right now. they will continue their search for brian laundrie in the carlton reserve tomorrow, but again, jon, a lot of questions out here that need to be answered. >> jon: a lot of questi

police say his parents told officers brian drove to carlton reserve tuesday for a hike.rom him, they drove to reserve, and picked up his abandoned mustang that now sits in driveway of their home, his parents have been silent. >> roberta, can i ask you a few questions? why are you covering up for your son, why are you not helping with police? reporter: we reached to north port police, asked them if the discovery of what appears to be gabby petito's body would change anything about their investigation, right now we're waiting to hear back, nansy. nancy: question. to you. i understand that the search for brian laundrie has been called off for the unite, why in. >> when we heard, they spent most of the day, go through the muddy water, it is such a large area to comb through, they have not been able to find anything. as i mentioned they had k-9s, atv's, drones using everything at their disposal to find anything, they got some clothing from brian's home to pick up his scent. but no evidence or any sign of brian so far in the nature reserve. nancy: charles thank you. >> for tho

he drove to the carlton reserve tuesday. the last time brian was seen or heard from. according to the northport police department, brian's family told officers that he went to the preserve a day or two before they lost contact with him. they located the abandoned mustang and drove it back before they noted brian missing to police last friday. we're hearing new leaks, obtained audio of a 911 call, a new perspective of this incident between brian and gabby petito in utah that led police to separate the two for a night. >> what were they doing? >> we drove by. the gentleman was slapping the girl. >> she was slapping her? >> yes. we stopped. they ran up and down the sidewalk. he proceeded to hit her, hopped in the car and they drove off. >> martha, looks like the fbi is setting in for the long haul. we've seen officers taking in food and drinks to agents in the home where the fbi confirms they're executing a search warrant in relation to the gabby petito investigation. we saw multiple agents swarm the home and announcing a search warrant before bringing the laundry out an

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. >> trace: so it appears police will go back to the carlton reserve today, an area mostly water. 75%. 83 miles in hiking trails and so forth. do you think they are going there because of science? have they gleaned something, or is this a shot in the dark and another chance to clear this area and move on? >> absolutely. the law enforcement has to cover every lead no matter how difficult it is and they have to run it to ground. right now the only lead for

the search resumed at the carlton reserve, and again, it's continuing today on this wednesday. so, again, it's unclear why it was called off and now authorities are back, but right now there is a dive team on the ground right now, and i will keep you posted if we hear anything, anna. >> i appreciate that, amara walker. let's discuss with profile irrelevant and special agent mary ann o'toole, and legal analyst and former federal prosecutor jennifer rogers is with us as well. mary, let's talk about the investigation first. it's been more than a week since laundrie was reportedly last seen. talk to us about the investigation so far. why has it been so hard to find him? >> i believe it's so difficult to find him because right now the area where they're looking is just a challenge to them. but i think the thing that is

. -- swampy carlton reserve.question whether the 23-year-old is in the 25,000-acre nature reserve. >> everybody has the drive, and that's really what's carrying us through, is the drive to put closure to this investigation. >> reporter: now, police have named brian a person of interest in the investigation of gabby's death after returning to florida from a cross-country trip in gabby's van without her. brian's parents claim the last time they saw brian was september 14th saying he went to the carlton reserve for a hike. they reported him missing several days later, on the 17th. and while much of the search for brian has focused here on the carlton reserve area, police say this is not their only e6r9, it's the most visible. eric: gabby from blue point on long island, a beautiful town. certainly heartbreaking. charles, thank you. arthel: a roadside bomb hits in eastern afghanistan, the extent of the damage still unclear and so far no one has claimed responsibility. all this as the taliban reportedly hangs the body

of the carlton reserve. there's no surviving out here. i don't know how to say -- there's no water supply. there's no fresh spring there's no possible way. >> the petito family plans to hold a news conference on tuesday. ashley, carly. >> marian thanks maryann. at least six people killed another 43 injured in city wide shootings in chicago this weekend. among the wounded a chicago police officer hit while trying to help another gunshot victim, and a paramedic who was grazed in the head also wheel working with a pearkt. it comes as philadelphia surpasses 400 homicide for the year after its own violent weekend of shootings. >> south carolina senator tim scott is blaming democrats for congress inability to pass police reform saying their effort to defund police is causing the breakdown. take a listen. >> all big blue cities run by democrat mayors and supermajorities on their counsels decided not to act on behalf of their most vulnerable communities. so yes. they've all tried it to defund the police we want to refund the police because public

his parents tell authorities their son left for the carlton reserve on september 14th.t evening authorities execute a search warrant and the couple's van and recover an sternt hard drive. it wasn't until four days later september 18 the authorities began a massive search for carlton for laundrie. human remains are found in a remote location near grand teton national park. they confirm the remains found were those of gabby petito. ruled a homicide. brian laundrie has not been named a suspect nor has he been charged in the death of gabby petito. in fact, the fbi continues to ask the public for help for any information regarding his whereabouts or any role he may have played in her death. in the meantime, the search will resume for brian laundrie here at the carlton reserve on friday. in venice, florida, amara walker, cnn. >>> now, cnn spoke earlier with a former fbi profiler about what it means for the investigation now that an arrest warrant has been issued for laundrie connected to his activities following petito's death. have a listen. >> i think they want to lock in t

jay gray is live near the carlton reserve in venice, florida, where officers have been searching and jay has been boating. hi, jay. >> yeah, absolutely, shep. we're on an air boat, the bev way to get no this area. look right to the side here. that's the carlton reserve that's where the teams are searching for brian laundrie, and this is the kind of dense brush that they have having to work through he want to give you an idea of the terrain what have these teams are going through and to do that we've got the captain of the air boat here to talk to us, trey ward. trey, you know this area very well what are they dealing with in there terrain-wise >> very tough terrain, very thick terrain. lots of heavy brush in there, so it's going to be really hard to that have gate through this and you're dealing with the flood season this is our high water time. everything is under water, trails under water so navigating through the woods, especially 25,000 acres, a lot to navigate through so it's easy to get lost. >> another danger as you're working through here and that's the animals. there's a lot

you live in northport, florida, you are familiar with the carlton reserve. long can someone survive in their? >> reporter: the question is how skilled is this person, how prepared was he when he decided to run? if he was fully prepared he could survive a long time with proper skills. if he wasn't prepared and just ran arbitrarily, he has lots of dangers to contend with, survival might not be easy to accomplish in an environment like that. jillian: we are hearing from gabby's best friend who says he was in the appalachians for 3 months by himself, i know he is skilled at it and you can see the enthusiasm when he talked about his adventures by himself but imagine the skills it takes to survive in the appalachian trail versus the swamps in florida are very different. >> absolutely true. you have environmental issues in florida you don't have any appalachian, wildlife that are super predators like the florida panther and large alligators in that area and rattlesnakes, palmetto bugs, movements the key issue, trying to figure out how to move and avoid that wildlif

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the focus of the search has been at the carlton reserve in venice, florida, which has been massive inrents said their son was heading there when they last saw him, a florida cattle rancher told fox it's not really a place where humans can easily survive. >> to make it out here for ten days, five days, there's no water supply, there's no fresh springs. there's no stores available unless you go 12 miles either direction. there's no possible way. no possible way. mosquitos would carry you off in the first night. >> the fbi was at the home of laundrie's parents to get personal items that they could test and match for dna. the parents and step parents of gabby petito holding the news conference. we're expecting a couple of different things for them to thank everybody for the outpouring of support and announcing the gabby petito foundation and taking questions. more tomorrow from the press conference. back to you. >> charles: thanks, laura. the fbi taking the lead on the man hunt for brian laundrie, scaling it back as you heard the search at the carlton reserve and shifting to it a targeted

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more than 50 law enforcement officers have been deployed to the carlton reserve to search for him, and at this point laundrie is still not a criminal suspect. >> such a heartbreaking situation. bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> the u.s. has started flying haitians camped at a texas border town back to their hometown. -- homeland. more than 300 of them arrived in port-au-prince yesterday. many haitians had small children as they got off the plane and boarded a bus. the flights are expected to continue all week long. now last week, the u.s. closed the entry point to del rio after thousands of migrants converged under a bridge. the department of homeland security urged migrants not to make the dangerous journey to the u.s. christina ruffini has more. >> reporter: instead of crossing the international bridge that connects acuna, mexico, to del rio, texas, an estimated 12,000 migrants, many of them haitians, are camped out under it. >> we now have one-third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space. >> reporter: 400 border agents are being sent to help

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police plan to resume the search in the carlton reserve this morning. brian's parents and investigators told them their son had driven his mother's car to the nature park and they retrieved it last week before reporting him missing. 60 law enforcement officers are involved in the search of the 25,000 acre preserve. >> terrain is very difficult. essentially 75% of it is under water and other areas that are dry we're trying to clear. >> brian's parents continue to stay in their north port home. his father left briefly yesterday to pick up a jug of milk. police believe brian returned alone to his parents' home september 1st, 10 days before his girlfriend was reported missing. then he left on the 14th. during the nearly two weeks brian was home, neighbor charlene guthrie says he mowed the lawnened he and his mother went for a bicycle ride around a block. it seemed like nothing bothered him. gabby petito's body was found sunday in the spread creek canyon area near grand teton national park in wyoming. a user tipped off the f.b.i. to the location after realiz

the fbi carried out a warrant at the home of brian laundrie after calling off a search at the carltonrve. we're getting new details about the 911 call involved. charles watson is in northport, florida with more. hi, charles. >> hi, sandra. things have slowed down quite a bit outside of the laundrie home. we saw a lot of the fbi agents here helping to execute the search warrant leave with what appeared to be boxes of evidence. we saw multiple agents loading items from the family's garage into a white van and other vehicles that were lawyer driven away. for a while, things were quiet out here until about 1 1/2 hours ago when we saw multiple agents come out of the laundry home and set their focus on the silver mustang. two trucks loaded it away. the mustang is significant that is the car that brian laundrie's parents told investigators that he drove the car to the preserve. according to the northport police department, brian's parents told officers that they went to the carlton reserve a day or so after they lost contact, located the abandoned mustang and drove it back to the laundry hom

carlton used both to gensler this week and he moved the market but can you explain what you talked aboutue sat down with gensler and we talked about mostly payment for order flow. this is something that's existed in trading for decades but it's come under attack with the so-called free trading platforms what gensler told us is it something the sec is considering. robinhood shares down 6% in swab down 3%. again order flow has always existed in the markets. when you are paying a broker commission you may not take about the other fees tacked on with trading by with free trading a lot of investors say it's great rate for he is never free. if the product is free then you are the product as they say. it may not be getting the best execution of prices on free trading platforms. jack: essentially they know you're about to buy that stock so they did it a little bit higher and you are paying a quarter cents per share. what else is on gensler's radar? >> it all comes down to market transparency. if you have less transparency that means you -- are mom-and-pop retail investors may not the at the fair

they tell police brian drove to the carlton reserve last tuesday, a week ago.ow today we're expecting the coroner in wyoming to conduct the autopsy of gabby petito. there is no word when a cause of death will be released, harris. >> harris: thank you, a lot of updated information to work with now. let's go to it with dr. michael boden in focus today, forensic pathologist and fox news contributor. great to see you. you and i are always together at people's worst. as we look at this now we're finding out just how bad it potentially would have gotten. your focus today, though, as i understand it is the actual scene where she was found and whether she was killed there or elsewhere. why is that? >> the first thing a medical examiner does that goes to anything of death is to determine mentally or by testing whether that's the place where the person died or whether this is a secondary scene. in this instance was gabby killed at the spot she was found or was she killed elsewhere and then taken and placed where she was? that's one feature that is important to the police

police continue to search the 25,000 acre carlton reserve.f the swampy park is covered with water. police in moab, utah requested an independent investigation whether officers responded appropriately to a physical fight between gabby and brian on august 12. ceo of a longstanding domestic violence shelter says after viewing the body cam footage she does not believe police could have done anything more. >> i don't know that they missed anything. they asked the questions, they separated them. they separated them for the evening. they might have consulted with a domestic violence center. >> gabby's father joe tweeted moments ago a memorial service for his daughter will be held sunday from 12:00 to 5:00 at the maloney funeral home in long island, new york. >> harris: thank you very much. you set us up for this conversation. danny collison is a former deputy assistant director of the f.b.i. and i'm so glad you are with us in focus today. i have so many questions about how they lost track of brian laundrie and even a plain sight investigation you co

and then on tuesday, the story is that brian said that he was going on this hike here at the carlton reserve and then wednesday passes. thursday passes, finally on friday, they call police and say that their son has been missing for three days and they even picked up his car here on wednesday and brought it back to their house wednesday or thursday. so, there's a lot of questions that need to be answered still and certainly suspicious behavior from three members of the laundrie family. brian: right. carley, i think one thing is pretty clear. the cops know a lot more. they tell you everything that they know. for example, some assumptions they found at the crime scene, then they might even tip off the laundrie family. as well as brian out somewhere. carley: yeah, brian, that's absolutely right. police have even said they know more. police always know more on n. ongoing investigations than they want to tell the public for good reason. steve: sure. carley: there are way to us find out where people are one of the reasons that gabby was possibly found in the area that she was was because t

we know that carlton reserve has wildlife cameras.we know it is being scavenged in with article ways by law enforcement. there's another option. there's another option that maybe he escaped somewhere. we have seen reporting that has been looked into by the fbi. we have one image popping up of a dear camera, there was a spot earlier in the week. in the footage turns out that derek kevra in fact was just a hiker. it was not brian laundrie. but this is an example of tips that started to come into the left behind at at quick -- fbi. and a canadian woman spotted what she thought to be brian laundrie. she said her heart dropped because -- but the fbi is looking at the plate is probably hundreds all across the country and the world. so we will see. >> can i just say when working on the -- i think that -- i sort of rejected the notion that out that brian laundrie is, like, some great survive this paper. we don't know that but he is a 23-year-old kid who is 160 pounds but he is not a navy seal. so i think that sometimes, you know, when we talk

the carlton reserve is some 25,000 acres filled with tough terrain. on top of that, search crews are facing wet and muddy conditions in the vast nature reserve. additionally, police tell us they are also working on getting tracking data for brian's cell phone, but it's not clear how far they've gotten in that effort. earlier in the week north port police sounded pretty confident in knowing brian's whereabouts. it wasn't until friday when his parents reported him missing that authorities learned he hadn't been seen since he left to go hiking at the carlton reserve on tuesday. but there are a lot of questions about how the 23-year-old was able to slip away. >> brian was not going to speak with us, he would not speak with us. so knowing that, we weren't dedicating a whole lot of resources to following around someone who is not wanted on a crime. our focus was finding gabby. >> reporter: meantime, the community here is keeping their focus on finding gabby, and they made that clear saturday night at a candlelight vigil to to show support for the petito fam

jay gray is live at the carlton reserve in venice, florida on the west coast. jay? >> reporter: the search effort here at the carlton reserv seems to be slipping into an uneasy rhythm. search teams showing up after sunrise. pulling out of the area before sunset it was the first time we saw divers as part of the search effort the underwater recovery force or sheriff team highly trained specializing in finding evidence in florida's murky ponds we also saw pump trucks, backhoes and tractors move into the area today. investigators insisting they will cover all 25,000 acres of this nature reserve that in some spots seems more like a swampy waste land to this point, officials telling us the effort has not turned up laundrie or any key evidence in the man hunt to find him.house, neighbors back at his house a few miles from here, neighbors told fox news this afternoon they saw laundrie and his father loading supplies into his father's pickup truck with camper on top and the family left for a weekend just about a week and a half after he returned home without his girlfriend

monday they called off the search at the carlton reserve when the f.b.i.y back on tuesday they are out there again. has anybody gotten an answer of why they cut it off midday monday and were back out there again on tuesday and haven't found any kind of evidence that he was there? >> this is pretty much the main lead they know according to his parents of his last known whereabouts. they searched here in the reserve saturday and sunday. they said on monday we aren't going to find anything in there but monday afternoon is when they went to the parents' house and served a search warrant and talked to the parents and something that was said there clearly indicated we should come back and exhaust our search here. >> trace: motivating factor we don't know about. phil keating. good stuff, thank you. >> dana: hillary clinton back in the spotlight after her former campaign lawyer is indicted for lying to the f.b.i. now we're learning the case may involved classified information. >> trace: sources telling fox news the humanitarian crisis is del rio is forcing officia

with regard to this area, the carlton reserve, it's a place that brian laundrie allegedly knows quite well. and to listen to gabby's family, they are saying it's the wrong verbiage here, it's not that he's missing, it's that he's in hiding. would that stand to reason, can you see why they would say that? >> well, we can only go off what law enforcement does in stages. right now brian laundrie is not a suspect, he is a, quote, person of interest. that's why the petito family, gabby's family is saying that he's hiding from authorities. but you know what, that's kind of true to some extent, right? we know when he arrived back in florida he refused to meet with law enforcement authorities, he refused to cooperate. so at this point in time, is he trying to hide to save himself from possible incrimination if he were to meet with law enforcement? we always want to hear from a suspect. we always want to get information from a suspect. he hasn't achieved that status yet, so right now, ironically, there is now a brian laundrie missing persons investigation that is running at the same time as th

teach you want but first the search continues for brian mondrian officials are still calming the carltonrve at the fourth swamp or brian's parents said he went hiking before he vanished, they are lying. one writer who spent years navigating the area set chances of survival are slim. >> but he can make it out here for ten days, five days, no water supply no fresh range from no stores available unless you go 12 miles in either direction, there's no possible way. no possible way. mosquitoes would carry you often the first night. liz: he also said no buzzer, nobody and there ain't no buzzer. it's unlikely he died there because no buzzer, nobody is the swamp search a lost cause? should they be following up on other leads? where should investigators focus efforts? joining me to discuss, fbi director former, welcome back to the shop. >> evening. liz: obviously this is frustrating and heartbreaking, a homicide case at of guy who lawyered up talk, totally heartless and unhelpful, what if law enforcement do now? >> it's a traditional fugitive hunt now. i think we all realized camping trip was eith

debra carlton is the executive vice president for the california apartment association.ls us more than 50% of the housing in california is situated in small units. she says the pandemic has hurt a number of small landlords. evictions could be a domino effect not only on the renters, but those who own the property as well. >> we certainly want to keep people in place. i know rental property owners are in the business of providing housing. it's not valuable at all for anybody to evict a tenant because it's expensive, time consuming and you end up with a vacant unit. we want for our communities to have stable housing and landlords to get the rent so they don't end up in foreclose you're. >> reporter: carlton goes on to say even though this moratorium ends today, tomorrow she does not expect us to see a, quote r eviction cliff. she says state law protects landlords and tenants who apply for state dollars for this relief. . >>> we want to bring in consumer investigator chris camora. >> there's been a lot of confusion over this, because the eviction moratorium expires today an

at the carlton reserve police say the search for brian laundrie will continue into today. todd: turning to biden's border crisis thousand the patient migrants released into the us. jillian: griff jenkins joins us from washington with more on this new information that contradicts what the biden administration was saying. >> reporter: good morning. the administration repeatedly claims haitian migrants face immediate expulsion. thousands being released, on a large scale with notices to appear at a congressional office as dhs, from del rio to sectors on the texas border, with one bus en route to brownsville being overrun by fleeing migrants later caught and on the tarmac, three ice officers were injured by haitian migrants after deplaning deportation flights. on capitol hill alejandro mayorkas had few answers. >> how many people are returned or detained or dispersed to all points around america? >> i would be pleased debited >> i want them now. why don't you have that information now? >> i do not -- >> why not? why don't you have that basic information? >> i want to be accurat

investigators r coming through the carlton reserve in florida.oner in teton county wyoming expected to do an autopsy today in the body found in grand teton national park. it matches the description of gabby petito. we find laura engel outside of the coroner's office in jackson, wyoming. hi, laura. >> we've been told by the teton county coroner's office once they get the forensic pathologist in place coming from out of town here in jackson the autopsy will get underway. the office isn't open yet and we expect it to happen soon. as her family waits for answers some experts in the field are weighing in what the medical examiners will be looking for. >> how was this body depos ited? was she placed under rubble? were there cut trees that were placed over her like brush piles, this sort of thing. >> the injuries to her and to her clothing, whether her jewelry had been removed, did it look like a fight had ensued. >> here in wyoming the criminal investigation into what happened in the days leading up to gabby's disappearance on her road trip moves on wi

they continue to search for him in the carlton reserve. after heavy rains 75% of the swampy park is covered with water. police in moab, utah requested an independent investigation if their officers were appropriate. the ceo of a domestic violence shelter in sarasota after viewing body camp footage she does not believe police could have done anything more. >> i have always consulted with domestic violence centers. >> trace: we're having some trouble with that sound bite and work on getting it for you later today. a second woman has come forward to say she spotted brian hitchhiking in wyoming august 29. norma jean tells fox news she drove broo*irn to the spread creek camping area where authorities discovered gabby's body several weeks later. he asked her to drop him off at the entrance to the camp and when she offered to drive him into the camp he became agitated and said he needed to get oit right away and tried to exit the car while it was still moving. >> trace: jonathan serrie live in florida. thank you. >> dana: a move by the cdc direct

right now here at the carlton reserve, this is where the focus is right now. very -- it's been a very difficult search in this reserve. that's because the terrain has been so treacherous. much of it is covered with water. the water is infested with gators and snakes. that's why we've seen a lot of technology that's been deployed out there including drones and all terrain vehicles. what's interesting was that on monday, authorities here basically called off the search. they said they had exhausted all avenues. coincidentally or not, there was also a search warrant that was executed by the fbi at the home of brian laundrie's parents. they were questioned for several hours and the home searched and the fbi taking out boxes and boxes and bags of evidence. they also ended up towing a ford mustang. it's not clear what brought the authorities back out here to the carlton reserve after saying they had basically overturned every stone. so that's the case right now. the search is on going, of course. the outstanding question is where is brian laundrie and what exactly h