just this week human remains were found here at the carlton reserve. and according to sarasota county medical examiner's office those remains have been identified as brian laundrie. the manhunt for brian is over, but there are still so many questions about gabby's death. over the next hour we'll explore their relationships ups and downs, potential warning signs they were headed for a dark turn and the search for what happened to gabby. >> me and brian just got up and got ready, made the bed in the tent, set up. i think our plan for today is to just hang out here in the tent. umm, brian's stretching, doing some morning yoga. >> this is how gabby petito's family remembers her. happy, healthy, full of love, full of life. >> the sunset. >> how did their cherished daughter and sister end up dead at only 22 years old? why were her remains found thousands of miles away from her home in the middle of the wilderness? and why would the person closest to her, the man she thought she was going to marry, return from their cross-country trip alone and then disappear

chris laundrie has gone to the carlton reserve to help investigators with their search. for days, there are two searches under way, for gabby and for brian. then on september 19, human remains are found in a camping area in teton county, wyoming. it's devastating news for the petito family. the fbi announces the remains belong to gabby. her death is ruled a homicide. >> there are times where it's difficult to tell the difference between an accident and an homicide. the coroner here came forward with a manner of death very quickly. so i suspect it's quite apparent that it was clear to him it was not an accident. >> in fact, the teton county coroner said someone strangled gabby. her cause of death was determined to be manual strangulation and throttling. the coroner also said gabby died three to four weeks before her body was found on september 19. remember, she facetimed with her mom on august 24. and she was seen with brian at a restaurant in jackson, wyoming on the 27th. but what about that text that was sent from gabby's phone to her mom that said "no service in yosemi

chris laundrie has gone to the carlton reserve to help investigators with their search.o searches under way -- for gabby and for brian. then on september 19th, human remains are found in a camping area in teton county, wyoming. it's devastating news for the at the petito family. the fbi says the remains belong to gabby. her death is ruled a homicide. >> there are times where it's difficult to tell the difference between an accident and a homicide. the coroner here came forward with a -- a manner of death very quickly. so i suspect it's quite apparent that it was clear to him it was not an accident. >> in fact, the teton county coroner said someone strangled gabby. her cause of death was determined to be manual strangulation and throttling. the coroner also said that gabby died three to four weeks before her body was found on september 19th. remember, she facetimed with her mom on august 24th, and she was seen with brian at a restaurant in jackson, wyoming, on the 27th. but what about that text that was sent from gabby's phone to her mom that said no service in yosemite?

job. >> i really like the environment at the ritz carlton. everyone was extremely nice, really helpful and i picture myself working there for a long time. that's something i want to do. >> he will start applying for jobs after graduation this fall. he would like to stay local but says he is open to other opportunities. >>> blue bloods is back on cbs tonight for premiere of season 12. i got the chance to sit down with the stars. we chatted about how they prepare to tackle real life issues as their characters. >> as people i think it is impossible not to approach without a tremendous sense of responsibility, you know, to deal with some of the issues that sort of come up to deal with. just that. just a ton of responsibility and we want to be sure we get a right and try to remember the stories. >> it airs tonight at 10:00 on kpix5. >>> after postponed by the pandemic, world's fair kicks off in spectacular fashion. >> today on the drew barrymore show, guest phoebe robinson. watch today at 2:00 on kpix5. catch up with the news at a new time. join u

fbi agents say items of interest were found at the carlton reserve in the search for brian laundrie, he of course the missing fiance of gabby petito. >> we know the sarasota medical examiner and a cadaver dog are on the scene, let's go to randi kaye at north port, florida. any description, anything more specific then articles about what was found? >> so far victor, no, we know that these items, these articles were found, according to the family attorney, these are articles that belonged to brian laundrie. they were found just off a hiking trial here in the environmental creek park here behind me. this is the entrance to the carlton reserve which is where authorities have been searching for brian laundrie since september 17th, since his family directed him here, saying this is where he came to hike. it's unclear what was found but we know the family was in there early this morning after alerting authorities that they were going to come here and search for him. the park just opened yesterday, so the family came here this morning along with law enforcement who was trailing behind them a

, where he hopes to land a permanent job. >> i really liked the environment at the ritz carlton. nice and helpful, and i just picture myself working there for a very long time. that's something i want to do. >> he will start applying for jobs after graduation this fall. he would like to stay local, but says he is open to other opportunities. good luck to him. to learn more about students rising above and its scholars, go to our website, kpix.com /sra . allyon't want it to be hot, but i know it's going to be a warm one. by now to get over it. >>> it depends where you are. by the bay, temperatures reach up to the 80s tomorrow. on the coast, 60s. downtown san francisco got up to 85, but at the same time at chrissy field, the temperature was in the 60s. a wide variety of microclimates are affecting temperatures. some shallow fog developing tonight. it won't take long to dissipate saturday morning. smokies guys return this weekend. we will see smoke farther up in the atmosphere, but a ground- level it should not get worse in the moderate category. he will stay warm all the way through

i want to go to carlton first.ted strong economic growth, but they've become less bullish over the past six months. >> yeah, most expect gdp growth in the range of 3-4%. market is a slightly different story. half of responsibilities are still bullish on -- respondents are still bullish, but that's could be from 67% the the last time we ran the poll. 79% said they could see the market hitting a correction or a drop of 10% in the next 12 months but only 9 see a bear market. so expect it to be bumpy a little ahead. jack: being bullish six months ago was certainly a good call. what sectors are they putting their money this right now, and is there anything they're avoiding? is. >> they are most optimistic on financials and equally pessimistic on utilities. what i found really interesting in term es of optimism and pessimism, tech ranked second on both lists. jack: it sometimes happens that way. the market can't make up its mind. although i'm suspicious, you telling me they like financials. i don't know about that. miche

we've seen cadaver dogs intoing to the carlton reserve in addition to a coroner's van from the sarasota county medical examiner's office and the lee county mobile command vehicle. chris and roberta laundrie were captured at the park where all of the activity was happening with a search team member that told us that may have found something. if human remains are covered, confirmed to be those of brian laundrie, this is not the news that gabby petito's parent were hoping for. they told me two weeks ago that they wanted him to be found alive to answer questions about what happened to their daughter while the couple was on their cross-country trip this summer. again, as you mentioned, the fbi expected to hold this press conference. a lot of questions. i want to point out when we were covering this case in wyoming and there had been remains found, everybody needed to be careful. the fbi was careful until they came out with the press conference because there were other people missing in that area at the time. so that's why we're not hearing any reaction from the family as of yet until that of

. >> the carlton reserve is a 25,000-acre wildlife reserve. that is twice the size of manhattan.ve. i can tell you from being there, it is a rough environment. >> the threats that he faces out here are numerous. he's got alligator, he's got snake. he gets bit by one of those, if he doesn't get help within 24 hours, he's most likely going to be dead. >> reporter: even reality stars wanted to help find him. >> fox news capturing "dog the bounty hunter" knocking on the family's door. >> boom, boom, boom, i let loose on a knock. the reason i got involved in the gabby case was purely by request from our fans. this is a real hunt. this is probably right now in america the most wanted man there is. >> if you have personalities like "dog the bounty hunter" being involved, then that's a win. the more eyes on this case, the better. >> reporter: despite the nationwide manhunt, brian remained elusive. >> there had been spottings of him throughout florida. >> where is brian laundrie? >> as far north as north carolina. >> possible brian laundrie sightings along the appalachian trail, calls com

into the carlton reserve but the remains were found in the carlton reserve about a 45-minute walk from this spot. >> and you said brian laundrie's parents, are they cooperating? >> reporter: they are now, apparently. they haven't always been cooperating, though. they didn't really want to answer questions. they pointed police to their lawyer, early on. but just about a week or so ago brian laundrie's dad did come out with authorities and search this area. tried to show them where his son's favorite hiking trails are, where he liked to camp. and then just last night, we're told by the family attorney that roberta and chris laundrie called the fbi, called north port police and said we want to go search for our son in the morning. we plan to do that. so law enforcement accompanied them on that search as well. we did interview the spokesperson for the north port police department for this documentary that we did on gabby petito. and he said that, you know, early on they wouldn't answer questions about why gabby petito might have been missing. they also waited four days to report their own

jack: back to the apple point that carlton made.ld think if apple is selling all of these iphones, at&t would catch a bid, but shareholders are not interested. >> it seems to be doing okay in the telecom business. at&t may be ugliest to company stock in america right now, 25 bucks a share. you could have bought it at that price here's before the first iphone came out. the company spent going all in on satellite tv. cable tv and movies, parts of which are getting squeezed by streaming. if getting out both of those deals, i the middle of next year, it will be back to being up your play telecom. we got a glimpse this past week of what earnings may look like. wireless subscribers. companies almost doubling the rates that wall street had predicted. some worrying about generous subsidies. markets do not look too bad right now. at this point, the stock did not rise. i am wondering if at&t is the new victoria's secret. what i mean by that is, that a bath and body works used to be part of this company and four years i regard it as the worst

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a lot of trees, open space, there are picnic tables there, and it is adjacent to the carlton preserve which have been the initial focus. but you can walk from that trailhead at myakkahatchee creek environmental park, you can walk and get into the carlton reserve, which is 25,000 acres. it is a lot of green area, farmlands are connected as well. that is why at the beginning of the search it was certainly speculated that if he was hiking for ten hours a day he could have been a really long gone. >> sandra: i know that you will stay close as any more development happens. thank you. john? >> john: joining us by now is dr. michael baden, for a and fox news contributor. this is all very intriguing. the families attorney told fox news that brian laundrie's parents went to the myakkahatchee creek environmental park this morning. apparently they had informed the fbi and the northport police department that they were going to go. the law enforcement met the parents this morning after a brief search off a trail that brian frequented, according to the lawyer. said the articles belonging to brian

we have not seen much police activity in the weekend over at the carlton reserve.> the family response is baffling. this is somebody they knew well and asked about gabby petito, they have no response. it doesn't add up. nadia, does the family have plans to assist law enforcement officials further? are they tiaking a lie detector test? >> reporter: laura, a lot of people want them to take law detector tests because hecklers out here, say they know more than what they are saying. the lawyer says they don't plan on taking a lie detector test. there are so many unanswered questions. >> many, many, many. >> indeed. nadia, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >>> now to this controversial over south dakota republican governor christi noem. facing allegations of abuse her office to get her daughter the real estate appraiser job. >> the state's attorney general and lawmakers from her party are looking for answers. cnn's lucy kavanov has details. >> reporter: christi noem is in the national spotlight. trumpeting her approach to the coronavirus pandemic. >> my people are happ

. >> reporter: investigators have been scouring the carlton reserve, a treacherous marshland where brian'sfamily initially said he left to go camping on september 14th. but that timeline changed. his parents now telling authorities brian left a day earlier. >> so in terms of the laundrie family facing potential charges, it all depends on what they knew and when they knew it, and what they conveyed to the investigators in this case. >> no, i do not know where brian. i'd turn him in. >> reporter: brian's sister cassie laundrie earlier this week describing her last interaction with her brother before he disappeared. >> the last time i physically saw and the last time i physically spoke to my brother was on the 6th. i have tried to get in touch with him, phone went to voicemail. >> reporter: cassie accompanied her parents and brother on a camping trip in florida's ft. de soto park on september 6th, five days after brian had returned to florida without gabby. cassie shared this photo showing brian and her 5-year-old son on that trip. >> there was no feeling of grand good-bye, there was no nothi

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they said they wanted to go into the carlton reserve into the myakka. myakka hatchee creek environmental park where brian laundrie was going to go hiking on september 13 reopen to the public on tuesday. yesterday wednesday, they went into the park. this sort of separated with the police and with the investigators chris laundrie, bryant's father found what's called the drive back. the dry bag is just that something to keep things for hikers and campers dry inclement weather. it is dried out quite a bit here in florida over the last 2 to 3 weeks prior to that had been very, very wet and they feel like the receding waters, the receiving the receding swamp in the reserve is what led them to discover those remains. and again, there are still questions about those bags, how they got there when they were first found when they were discovered. and so for now there are many questions for the fbi and investigators to answer the most pressing, of course, whose remains were that in san francisco or an exactly. michael, thank you for that very shocking discovery. i

whereas, the condo complex, the ritz-carlton condo, boxes one condo of many.hat i fear is that because there was nothing to force people to put money into places like this thing on north avenue in baltimore, most of the money went to things in austin or brooklyn or downtown portland that did not actually need it. then, there are some bad provisions in the law. i mentioned earlier, self storage facilities, which are nice, but don't create any jobs. the most outrageous one is a number of communities qualified as low income because they were college towns. the governors, for some reason, designated those as opportunity zones. so, in louisville, kentucky and are about a champagne, -- urbana-champaign, illinois, which are college towns, they are building luxury housing for people who can afford to have their kids live in a nice apartment with opportunities own money and i don't think that's what it was intended for. susan: so if the concept was generally seen as good, was a problem with the way the law was crafted or the way it was implemented? david: both. first o

the water levels in the carlton reserves have been high over the last two weeks but recently the water levels have receded, which is why we are seeing items that weren't seen before. in the last couple of weeks brian's father chris had been helping the fbi look in inform those areas where the water levels were starting to recede and reveal a little more, geoff. >> clint, as we look at these air shots from florida, give us a sense of the law enforcement activity at the scene. >> over the last few weeks, as you've seen, they've been conducting an extensive search, trying to map out the entire area. as you noted here from that interview with dana, they have to have something to go on. the parents mentioned this location before. they may have now found something consistent with this individual so they'll narrow in. once they find remains, though, that's really about bringing in someone to very far. that's why they'll call the coroner's office to get someone out there to verify remains. then they'll go to family members and someone who knows the individual as well to make sure there's confi

he didn't come home from the carlton reserve. sunday the is19th is when they found the remains of gabby, then on the 20th of september, that's when law enforcement and the fbi led by the fbi executed a very long, all day search warrant at the home of the laundrie family. then shortly after that is when they began the search at the carlton reserve and from the beginning, the family said this is where we believe he is and the resources that they have put into this search there and about a week and a half ago, they had the father of brian laundrie go out to the reserve to show law enforcement the trails that brian liked to hike on and then they, they've taken the dogs out before. this is not if first time they took a cadaver dog out. they went on those trials, but we understand that where the family, along with law enforcement, found items of brian's was on one of those trials that he liked to frequent. but we do not know what their items were. and the timeline today is interesting because it's step by step. family and law enforceme

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does change this now into looking into whether or not there was evidence that was taken out of the carlton reserve about 10 miles from where i am. that would help the investigation into the death of gabby petito and maybe at least allowing the petito family. some they're not going to get them from brian longer, but they may get him get them from what was with brian laundrie here in the carlton reserve. justine. >> so, michael, do we have any timeline on when we will figure out how long brian's body had been there or what the cause of death will be. >> what we don't we do know is that the remains that were was confirmed, that they were skeletal remains, which would indicate that he had been there for, you know, several weeks at the very in in the carlton reserve, but they it's a place that has fluctuating water levels and it could have been that just yesterday when they went in was the first time it's been a dry period here in florida. the first time that they were actually able to after the water receded. those remains. we don't have a timeline. as a matter of fact, we were told earlier to

that car was found at the creek park that's at the entrance to the carlton reserve.t of the information that was in this redacted police report which is also dated on september 14th. the lawyer also telling cnn that brian's father went to the reserve, went to that area. looked for brian laundrie on the evening of september 13th when he didn't come home. then, the lawyer says that the parents, both of brian laundrie's parents went back on september 14th to look again. they didn't see him but they did see the citation on the car. and then, on the 15th, the very next day, the lawyer says both of brian laundrie's parents went back to that area and picked up the car and drove it home. >> and -- and for gabby petito's body, i understand her family disclosed some information about where it was actually found? >> reporter: right. many of her family members were on dr. phil today and her stepfather spoke about collecting rocks and flowers. and putting a cross in the area in wyoming where her remains were found. he talked about it being in the spread creek dispersed camping ar

. >> we got report of the yellow tape that was put near the carlton reserve.hey tell us it was put there to, quote, keep people out, nothing more. that said the search for brian laundrie continues nearly the carlton reserve assisted by cadaver dogs, the 23-year-old who has been wanted and only person of interest in the death investigation of girlfriend gabby patito on fox news got word with governor ron desantis in which the governor expressions frustration on how long it's taken to track brian down. >> you know, my view would be it's a little disappointing that we still don't have the guy's whereabouts somebody that would be a suspect when something like this happens. i hope he's apprehended and brought to justice. >> charles: and that's the sentiment and we hear from protestors who continue to gather and leave messages in front of a laundrie home on a daily basis. what if it was cassie, that sign in particular got the attention of chris laundrie who came out and removed the message mentioning daughter from the lawn this morning. meantime the patito family is

the efforts we have seen over the past couple weeks with respect to really trying to get into the carltonith respect to at least inniitiatin divers in the water, is that the phones were maybe discarded in the swampy mess out there, and their attempt to retrieve them, see what value they have. and keep in mind, they through the grand jury process has been able to retrieve the phone records. so the phone records will tell a lot about the use of those phones. >> yeah, stuart, also today, brian laundrie's father, chris laundrie, was seen entering the carlton reserve. he was assisting in the search for his son. kbhi do you think brian laundrie's parents are suddenly corporating now three weeks into the search? >> clear indication, they are formally cooperating with law enforcement. clearly, they said there was an assumption that the parents assisted or hindered with the investigation. i think there is a big difference between law enforcement being able to prove it in a court of law. once the evidence was established they could charge the mom or dad together, they put the full court press on th

we are right outside the carlton reserve. investigators yesterday but according to his attorney, no discoveries were made. this as we hear from people familiar with this sprawling alligator-infested area who tell us that if brian laundrie has been hiding out here for three weeks now, surviving would be incredibly difficult. this morning, the hunt for brian laundrie focused on the carlton reserve state park. the fbi shutting down the nearly 25,000-acre park and allowing brian laundrie's fat 23-year-old son, the person of interest related to the murder of 22-year-old gabby petito. >> they've dedicated a lot of resources, state-of-the-art equipment, money, manpower, assets like aviation support, night vision, thermal imaging, canine, the bloodhounds are extremely important, especially in a place like the carlton reserve. there's a lot of dedicated resources they're throwing at this case, and they're not going to stop. they need to find this guy. >> reporter: the laundries' attorney telling abc news chris was asked to point out a

chris laundrie, brian's father, did go out to help investigators at the carlton reserve and his goalsically show them areas and hikes and trails his son liked to go to. he did that earlier this week and came right back home to the house behind me where they have been since their son went missing four weeks ago. now, north port police, local police here, was the original agency investigating the disappearance of gabby petito. her parents reported her missing on september 11th. the police department came to the house to interview the parents. they say it was a bit odd. when they arrived, the family had the lawyer on the phone and would not answer questions directly about gabby petito. then later on, her body was found in wyoming. listen to north port police officer spokesperson talk about the limitations they had while surveilling brian laundrie. >> i mean, the guy goes for a walk in the carlton reserve. not wanted for a crime. what are we supposed to do? go tree-to-free and follow him through the woods? you know, it just wasn't there with the information we had in this case. >> report

he jumps in the ford mustang and goes up to the carlton reserve.n a deer trail, triggers a deer camera. takes a photo, hello, world, this is me with my backpack. then he disappears. however, two days later, the parents show up and they take the mustang back home. what, did they want him to walk home after he was done med meditating? it didn't make sense to me. once he grabbed that photo and turned around, he might have jumped in a buddy's car and he's in the wind. it's anybody's guess. >>> up next, california braces to become the first to mandate health care workers to get vaccinated for covid-19. i'll talk to a nurse who has not gotten her shot and if he's willing to lose her job over it. . only from fidelity. [humming] ♪ hands to the sky, all mine ♪ ♪ pardon when i shine ♪ ♪ hands to the sky, all mine ♪ ♪ woah, woah no ceiling woah ♪ ♪ woah good feeling woah woah ♪ ♪ i might send it up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the vaccine mandate went into effect for health care workers in california today and it appears to have compelled tens of thousands of vaccine employee

te medical examiner has arrived at carlton reserve. the entrance, trying to get the best spot there, and crowding around as they wait for this announcement. >> earlier today, investigators found what appear to be human remains along with personal items such a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. >> and they were able to quickly confirm that it was him because of a comparison of dental records. >> we received confirmation from the fbi that the remains in florida that were found yesterday are that indeed of brian laundrie. >> about 5% of the time, you cannot determine a cause of death, and that seems to be the case here. the medical examiner declared that there was no cause of death and no manner of death. we don't even know if it's an accident or it's a suicide or it's a homicide. we just don't know. >> brian laundrie's notebook was found near his remains. it was wet for a while, but once it dries out, if his words are legible and he was writing his thoughts and what had happened in the past weeks, that could break the cas

we saw a larger police presence surrounding the carlton reserve it's called, a sarasota county sheriff'se says that they were asked to help with the search. does that tell you anything? >> i hate to say it, but not really, don. they have to follow up on every lead, every possible credible lead. the fact that they are out there again tells me that they got another lead. the campsite. they had to go out there and process it. everything that they do is in the public eye. i think sometimes we attach too much significance to it. that's not to say it isn't a good lead to follow up on. i just haven't heard any information that anything came out of that search of the campsite. >> cnn is learning from the laundrie family attorney that chris laundrie, brian's father, was asked, has been asked to assist law enforcement in the search for his son in that carlton reserve. but after remnants of recently found campsite -- a recently found campsite were found, i mean, they told -- i mean, what does that tell you? does this mean anything? is this -- are we, you know -- >> don, it's really hard to say with

reserve or in the carlton reserve.so much. in our earth matters series, stabilizing the facts of climate change are a growing threat to national security. that is the stark warning in a series of new reports from the u.s. intelligence community on the challenges that the climate crisis poses to global stability. among the challenges outlined in the reports is the critical role climate change is playing in creating refugees and driving migration worldwide and at the u.s. southern border. let's get more with chief climate correspondent, bill weir. you've been traveling the world covering climate change for cnn for years. what do you say to this new assessment from the intelligence community? >> well, it really, what's striking is there's not all that new here. back in 1990, 31 years ago, the naval war college started using the term climate change as a multiplier. the first president bush had it in his national security. there have been reports from noah, the pentagon, everyone in federal government. this is more urgent b

they say they have found what appear to be human remains here at the carlton reserve along with a backpack and a notebook belonging to brian laundrie. we also have new information on where this discovery was made. a spokesman for the north port police department said it was all found in a 2 to 3 mile walk from the carlton reserve from this entrance here. >> these items were found in an area that up until recently had been under water. our evidence response team is on scene using all available forensic resources to process the area. it's likely the team will be on scene for several days. >> reporter: now, remember, on september 14th the laundrie family car, a mustang, was tagged by north port police as an abandoned vehicle at this entrance. so if indeed these remains are brian laundrie's, perhaps he is the one who drove that car here, and then took a fairly long walk 2 or 3 miles apparently, into the reserve. we also are told that the laundrie parents, chris and roberta laundrie, were in the reserve when the remains were found. the laundrie family attorney would not comment to cnn about tho

he left his vehicle at the carlton reserve with a note on it.tion 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 park that is the focus today in the search for brian laundrie. it has been going on since his parents last saw him september 13th. we don't other circumstances of what's going on was brian laundrie, but we know that there witnesses along the way and there is body footage of the council from the police officers and the police officers with