laura ingle, thank you so much. of cancel culture, civil rights attorney robert, atillo and rnc committee woman for california, harmeet dhillon. well come to both of you. >> thank you. mike: what about this effort to cancel thomas jeff in new york city. >> well, this is part of a long line of these types of incidents around the country, and i think it's really unfortunate because when you banish history from our memory, you're absolutely committed to repeating some of the mistakes that we have made historically. so thomas jefferson was a great american president, the third president, the second vice president of our country, drafted sounding documents, you know, an amazing architect. and while he had slaves, like just about all of the wealthy men of his time, every historical figure has his skeletons in the closet. so i think we need to move on beyond this type of cancel culture. as somebody mentioned about bill de blasio, i hope it's a couple hundred years before he gets canceled, but we are not doing ourselves any

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laura ingle, thank you. eric. eric: the search for brian laundrie. worry about -- meanwhile for gabby's family. the heartbreak and the anger. charles watson live in north port florida. he is in front of the laundrie home with the very latest on this case. charles. >> i can tell you protesters continue to show up in front of the laundrie home in an effort to put pressure on the family to help police find brian laundrie. a dozen or so protesters were out in front of the home today for the silent demonstration with signs in hand that's a dirty laundrie and justice for gabby. one sign protesters left behind that said what if it was cassie that struck a report with chris laundrie. we saw him come out early to remove the sign referencing his daughter from the families lawn. continuing the search for laundrie near the reserve. the 23-year-old has been missing for more than one month now. he has wanted all bank fraud charges and still the only person of interest in the death investigation of girlfriend abby petito. on friday fox news with governor rhonda san

laura ingle fox news. in the uk prime minister boris johnson and opposition leader kier starmer laid flowers at the church where member of parliament david and mess was killed yesterday and this was meeting with constituents at a church when police say a man stabbed him several times. i think everybody was deeply shocked and heart stricken and our thoughts as i say very much with his with his family with his wife with his children. and for the rest. i mean, we must really leave the police to get on with their investigation. investigators say they believe the 25 year old suspect had a potential motive linked to the islamic extremism. there's now pressure building in parliament to increase security for prime minister's another lawmaker was killed in an attack five years ago. all right. turn your attention to the weather today, boy. well, we had a nice day out there right? lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. yet again, you can see in san francisco. we got up to 81 degrees even at at the coast as expected.

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laura ingle reporting live from blue point, new york. hi, laura. >> hi, martha.ito's family knew something went wrong with their daughter's cross country trip. then they spoke about their reaction to finding out one of the most significant clues in this case when they learned that their daughter's white van showed up in florida without her. >> i screamed. i didn't mean to scream at the detective. i said where is my daughter. >> what did they say? >> they said i wish i knew the answer to that. >> gabby petito's money, nicole schmidt, remembers the moment she feared the most. >> the night the van was in floor, i knew my daughter wasn't here anymore. >> eight days later, the fbi called gabby's stepfather, jim schmidt who traveled to wyoming to help find her. >> it was the hardest phone call i made in my life. i knew what to expect when we went out there and the strong possibility was. still nothing that can prepare you for that moment. >> while the family mourns their tremendous loss -- >> it's the little things that people don't pay attention to. like when you're s

in new york, laura ingle, fox news. >> trace: can you imagine having all those -- meantime, first up tonight's crime crisis roundup, an unidentified man and brooklyn chased on a 65-year-old woman, grabbed her purse, punched her in the face while people standing nearby just what happened. the attacker pulls her to the ground but eventually gives up the struggle. police are now searching for the suspect. in the bronx, woman ran into her home and slammed the door just in time as a stranger tried to break in. the victim now tells the local news outlet that she saw him outside the building and thought something looked suspicious. he followed her inside, rang up as she unlocked her apartment calling for her to open the door when he could not get on. also in new york, this woman caught on camera shoving a woman into a speeding subway now facing a charge of attempted murder. the victim suffered serious injuries to her face peered "the new york post" as the accused woman was released without bail back in july. three months ago, on previous assault charges. we have powerful new images tonight

laura ingle ktvu fox two news. new at noon.new mural to honor legendary bay area guitarist carlos santana. take a look at the mural here that was dedicated just a few minutes ago at the entrance to the 24th admission, bart station. course we see mayor london breed with carlos santana himself and his family for the blessing and dedication ceremony. the dedication also honored santana's younger brother, jorge, who died suddenly last year. we dedicate this mural to the santana family, and we honor the legacy of his brother, jorge, who was an extraordinary extraordinary musician. and so some of you as people who grew up in san francisco, you know his history. you know how he put this neighborhood on the map? noise carlos santana moved to san francisco in the early 19 sixties. that's where he formed his band in 1966, and the rest is music history. the warriors have the night off here before hosting the oklahoma city thunder tomorrow night in san

. >> anita: thanks for staying on top of that story for us, laura ingle in new york. >> benjamin: forber two general had a stunning pace while the u.s. is mired in bureaucracy, comes up that china tested a hypersonic missile that goes five times the speed of sound at an altitude so low it would be hard for a target country to even see it coming. the outgoing vice chairman of the chief of staff adds that the military capabilities will soon outpace russia and the u.s. if we don't do something, a former state department spokesperson joining us right now, thank you so much for giving us your time today and these hypersonic missiles, they are worrying, five times the speed of sound and can come to the south pole, they effectively make the u.s. ballistic missile system obsolete, i don't think it's a surprise that china got there eventually, but the fact that the intelligence community and the pentagon was surprised and off guard at the speed at which it was developing, that is really worrying, what does that say about where we stand? >> yes, thank you, benjamin, you are absolutely right. i

let's go to laura ingle. she has more on this right now. laura. reporter: hi, arthel.ell, you know, police in houston are still trying to piece together exactly what happened in the early morning hours where the 3 deputies were working extra shifts as security in the bar. it was in a strip mall and as you mentioned hit and caught up in this ambition. it all happened just after 2:00 a.m. local time in houston as 3 harris county constable deputies were working security and now according to local reports two deputies were dealing with some kind of an incident outside of the bar first and then the third deputy came out to assist where he heard gunshots, all three were hit and one did not survive. >> they went outside to address a disturbance, turns out it may have been a robbery and they were probably unknown to them at the time. they were trying to -- to arrest a suspect or detain a suspect and they were ambushed and it's a tragedy in that, you know, i have a dad there that i had to stop through. i've got a wife there and they got a deceased son and husband. i have two ot

laura ingle taking a look for us tonight, good evening, laura. >> a lot of store shelves in new york and across the country are looking cleaned out and in some cases locked up thanks to shoplifters who are helping themselves to everyday items. many with sticky fingers aren't even trying to hide it. shoplifters on a spree helping themselves to whatever they can and running, or in some cases, walking right out the front door. here in new york, the nypd reports shoplifting from january to mecca in september this year as of about 6,000 cases compared to all of last year. bare necessities missing from some store shelves making shoppers feel lucky if they can find the items they're looking for, while others are finding simple and low-priced items being items being kept under lock and key to keep things away. "the new york post" reports one man from queens was arrested for shoplifting 46 times this year alone work out some pointing to state a bail reform laws as the problem, even as serial shoplifters are arrested, they are typically released the same day and they are rarely prosecuted. nyp

laura ingle reporting live at gilgo beach, new york, for us. hi, laura. >> laura: hi, sandra.isc is one of the most notorious murder mysteries in the country. there are no suspects named here. investigators say the new technology could bring answers to this decades old case. exclusive content unfold along the shoreline of gilgo beach in suffolk county on long island. known for idyllic summers and communities, treasure quiet neighborhoods. nine of the 10 victims remains found in suffolk county were believed to be sex workers, the killer used burner phones for escort services and used cell phone belonging to one victim to make a taunting phone call to a family member. for the first time the district attorney allowed a camera crew inside the crime lab where investigators are working to solve this case and are using brand-new cutting-edge technology including m-va c system to collect d.n.a. from evidence stored for a decade. >> we are retesting physical evidence utilizing the m-va c, the goal would be to do that with all the evidence. >> we know we are close. we know that we will

laura ingle on this story from the start reporting now. hi, laura. >> hi, martha. stunning developments as the sheriff announced the criminal complaint was filed yesterday hitting the internet in minutes. surprising all parties. the sheriff holding a press conference moments ago saying while he would have liked to talked to the district attorney first and cuomo's attorney as well, things he said don't always work out as planned. >> we have a solid case. our investigative staff does a marvelous job. very proud of the work they did. they took a very high profile investigation and broke it down. i couldn't be more proud of them. they executed a lot of search warrants. >> we learned today the former governor will be spared a perp and be handcuffed. the criminal complaint was filed by a police investigator with the court in albany. this all took a few key players off guard including the district attorney's office. the summons that charges cuomo with forcible touching was filed prematurely after a sheriff investigator submitted the summary of their investigation and was

let's recap what we just learned moments ago with laura ingle. she's live in new york. laura? >> trace, of course, you know this is a big day in this case, learning the cause and manner of death. homicide, strangulation. as we know from all of the cases we've covered and talked about, strangulation is a very personal and intimate matter of murder. of course, we don't know and the coroner could not tell us if it was brian laundrie who so many do have questions about. that is not his job, he said. that is for the fbi. the fbi not offering any comments on that today. we have reached out to the gabby petito family and the schmidt family. they're not prepared to make any type of statement on the findings of the coroner. some of the key items that we learned in that press conference, which was a little awkward at times. it was a zoom call coming from the coroner's office. people calling in and asking questions. that is the way it went today. the coroner could not answer questions about how she was found in terms of was her body buried. i was it out in the open. we wanted to ask ques

let's go to laura ingle with the latest. laura? >> as you mentioned, the cause of death made public by the coroner. he said she died by strangulation and explained how his team came to their conclusions on a zoom call. >> we look at the crime scene, the scene of the death, the scene of the body. the condition of the body. findings of autopsy and toxicology. >> that is how we arrived at the manner of death. so it depends on lots of circumstances. >> another key finding that petito had died three to four weeks before her remains were found, september 19th near the border of the grand teton national park in jackson, wyoming. this is a stretch of wilderness 30 miles down the road from where she was last seen, august 27 at a restaurant arguing with her before, brian laundrie. when asked about the condition of petito's remains, the doctor couldn't specify but was able to give some clarification as to why it took the coroner's office a month to deliver their findings. >> the main reason is we were very exacting in our examination and the

first to laura ingle with the latest in new york. laura? >> hi, charles. yeah, we're here in gabby petito's hometown where we're awaiting for any type of reaction coming from her mother and stepfather. this is where they reside and where gabby petito grew up. of course, you have joe petito and his wife. the press conference will take place shortly from the fbi to give us an indication about what they're calling or senior law enforcement officials are calling human remains in this reserve, possible human remains. we won't know until we get that confirmation. we want to show you video of where this is taking place. 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 petit

laura ingle just had a chance to speak with gabby petito's parents on all of this and had some remarkableoes. laura, what is the latest? >> hi, neil. we're here in blue point on new york's long island. this is gabby petito's hometown. it was a month ago that the family here knew that something had gone terribly wrong. they weren't hearing from their daughter, gabby petito on this cross-country van life that she took. now they're opening up to us, telling us about what the initial day were like starting with the reaction that her white van was found in floor without her. >> i screamed. i didn't mean to scream at the detective. i said where is my daughter? she said i wish i knew the answer to that. >> nicole schmidt remembers the moment that she feared the most. >> the night i knew the van was in florida, i knew that my daughter was not here anymore. >> eight days later, the fbi called gabby's stepfather, jim schmidt, who traveled to wyoming to help find her. >> the hardest phone call i made in my life. i was thousands of miles away and i couldn't hold my wife and my other children. that wa

laura ingle is tracking developments tonight. good evening. >> hi, shannon. a lot of developments in the case this week starting with the news that her cause of death is strangulation, her parents meeting with the investigators and bring her guests home. gab bif was discovered september 19 in the bridger teton national forest. thursday her parents hiked to the remote site where the body was found to see the location for themselves and to leave their own remembrances including a bright yellow sun flower. they tweeted this saying i now know why you came here, #gabbypetino has a beautiful view from now on, love you and miss you. her attorney and officials meeting for an update on the case. the search goes on for gabby petino's former boyfriend, brian laundrie who returned without her september 1. police officers were seen at the carlton reserve some conducting the training while searching for laundrie according to police. the man hunt holding an unrelated press conference friday and was asked what his theory was on where brian laundrie could be. >> something lik

fox news senior correspondent laura ingle live outside the historic 1803 city hall building in down manhattanu know, as you mentioned, there is a lot of history here at new york city hall, but not all of it is appropriate according to those who want to see that statue of thomas jefferson who, as you mentioned, once owned slaves, they want it removed because it sits there in the city hall chamber overlooking where city city council meets. the statue could soon see the inside of a moving truck after a little known city board called the public design commission approved the relocation to the new york historical society. now, the controversy comes during nationwide calls to remove statues on public property that have connections to slavely. five -- slavery. five members of thety council wrote a letter to mayor de blasio in 2020 demanding the statue come down. a former new york assemblyman, charles barrett, telling our david lee miller he thinks the statue should not only be removed, it should be done away with for good. >> i think it should be destroyed, and i think it should go into the history

laura ingle has the latest from new york. >> good evening, bret. devastating development coming from the coroner's office with the official news of how gabby petito's life came to an end during her cross country road trip. >> investigation by anthropologist, forensic allergist, with assistance from the fbi we hereby city cause of death to be strangulation and manner is homicide. >> also released, this written official statement with an added detail that her death was caused by manual strangulation and throttling, and said today that petito died three to four weeks before her remains were found september 13th in jackson wyoming. many questions answered, many remain. how petito was found, what condition she was an aunt who is responsible for her death. >> we are only tasked with determination of the cause and manner of death. to commit homicide is up to law enforcement and i cannot answer the question without the fbi. >> the search continues for brian laundrie, who has been missing for nearly a month. the attorneys for laundries reading a statement,

so let's go first to laura ingle who is in gabby petito's hometown where everybody is watching and waiting for confirmation or new development. hi, laura. >> you've got that right. a senior law enforcement official telling fox news what appears to be human remains were discovered where the cadaver dogs are working. that has everybody on high alert. all of this happening during and in the area where they've been searching for brian laundrie. you mentioned video of the coroner's van. the parent of gabby petito here in her hometown are standing by to hear if the person of interest in their daughter's disappearance has been found. the fbi tweeting an update saying this. the items of interest were located at the carlton reserve in connection with the search for brian laundrie. fbi evidence response team is processing that scene. the fbi in tampa could provide an update as early as 4:00 p.m. eastern on the fast-moving developments. we've seen the van from the sarasota medical examiner's office and lee county present also after searching at the carlton reserve where investigators have been search

laura ingle in this tracking it all tonight from new york, good evening. >> the clock is ticking forrkers who aren't vaccinated against covid-19 with the mayor of new york city telling those workers if you don't get the shot, you go on leave and you don't get paid. city workers rallied outside near bill de blasio's official residence, against the mandate is a new york city resident safety could be potentially at risk. the fire department revealing it will need to close as much as 20% of fire companies and 20% fewer ambulances to run calls. >> i'm a city worker like so many of you here, firefighter for 16 years of serving this city proudly. >> firefighter jackie michelle martin is hoping to remind the mayor firefighters stayed on the job over a year and force them to make a life changing decision. after eliminating test out options, she said it's just not right. >> nine days is not enough time for people have mortgages, family, for sick children to make a life-changing decision in only nine days. >> bill de blasio said he has contingency plans in place with first responders with manda

laura ingle is tracting the leg comic latest of elements for us tonight. >> hi.continues to grow to find brian laundrie. his answers are giving -- of when her brother returned to florida from his cross-country road trip and gabby petito's van without her. revealing to "good morning america" that she was with her brother and her parents on september 6 for a couple of hours when the family went camping in florida. five days before gabby petito was reported missing and six days after brian returned home. >> i really wish he had come to me first that day with event because i don't think we would be here. i worry about him. i hope he is okay and then i'm angry and i don't know what to think. i would tell my brother to just come forward and get us out of this horrible mass. >> telling. >> telling gma she hasn't been able to get in touch with her brother or her parents who say they don't know where their son is and haven't seen her since he went hiking on the 13th. that's the new date. the previous lead was the 14th. >> say her name. >> gabby petito. >> something protes

senior correspondent laura ingle has the latest plus escalating fights against vaccine mandates nationwidevening. >> hi. this shifting status of vaccine mandates are leading the futures of some american workers and businesses up in the air. southwest is changing its flight plan doing an about-face for unvaccinated staff. the airline dropping its plan to put workers who refuse the shot on unpaid leave if they don't meet the extension deadline. according to an internal note, southwest employees, whose accommodations aren't improved or reviewed by that date, will continue to work while following all covid mask and distancing guidelines applicable to their positions until the accommodation has been processed. in new jersey, 118 unvaccinated staffers at the state's biggest health care system learned tuesday that they are out of a job after refusing to get a covid vaccine. the hospital's thing in a statement that a has an ethical and professional responsibility to protect patients and ensure a covid-19-free environment. in chicago as the mayor and police union exchanged a war of words over vacci

. >> martha: i'd like to start by playing a piece of this interview that laura ingle did with jim schmidtof what is going on. let's watch this. >> we were holding out hope that they would do the autopsy and release her. they had to bring in a lot of expert forensic pathologists and people that come in and do the autopsy. they felt it was important to hold on to her remains for the investigation. >> martha: so dr. bodin, bring in a lot of expert forensic pathologists. what do you read into this? >> i think that is extremely unusual to be holding on to a body and not allow a proper disposition by the family of the remains. for it to be a homicide, you have to know what the cause of death is. that would have been known on the day the autopsy was pe formed. it was the cause of death and manner of death was determined at that time. why they delayed and only released the homicide, the manner of death is very unusual. and it isn't the matter of hiding something from the perpetrator. the perpetrator knows what the cause of death is. it's the public doesn't know. the coroner knows, the police know

laura ingle has a story. >> it was over a month ago that gabby petito's family knew something had gonetry road trip, now they are sharing how the next few days unfolded starting with the reaction divided out one of the most significant clues in this case that their daughters white van had returned to florida with brian laundrie without her. >> i did not mean to screen scream at the detectives i said where is my daughter richey and what did they say. >> he said i wish i knew the answer to that. >> gabby petito's mother nicole schmidt remembers the moment that she feared the most. >> the night i knew the van was in florida i distinctively knew my daughter was not here anymore. >> eight days later the fbi called gabby's stepfather jim who had traveled to wyoming to help find her. >> the hardest phone call i've ever made in my life, i knew what to expect when we went out there and a strong possibility but still nothing can prepare you for that moment. >> while the family mourns their tremendous loss. >> is a little things people do not pay attention to that people don't think about when yo

senior correspondent laura ingle has more on how the issue could impact the gift giving and celebrationvening. >> when it comes to a possible covert vaccine mandate, hoping that a delay will help get them through the busy holiday crunch. the mandate would require businesses with 100 or more employees to either prove those employees had been vaccinated against tobit or get tested weekly. it's a huge concern for those who run private companies and say the rules could cause a mass exodus of workers making the current labor shortage situation worse and contribute to more of a clog in the supply chain. they are pleading with the administration to wait until the holiday shopping season is over to lay down the law. white house officials at the office of management and budget have reportedly been holding meetings with the labor unions, industry lobbyists and private individuals getting input as they work on their final review of president joe biden's covert vaccine mandate and what it will mean to these business groups. meanwhile vaccine mandates continue to be a prickly predicament for some he

to be human remains at florida wilderness park along with personal items belonging to laundrie, laura ingle'sabby petito's town with the latest. >> hey, great, no confirmation, a lot of people were hoping to hear the fbi say something about who these human remains belong to, but we did not get that in the press conference moments ago. but the fbi giving us a significant update in the search for brian laundrie. and one of the things that caught our ear and the press conference was that they said that brian laundrie was a person of interest in the murder of gabby petito. they never use that language before, the fbi holding the news conference about the human remains that were found today. listen. >> earlier today, investigators found what appears to be human remains along with personal items such as a backpack, a notebook belonging to brian laundrie. these items were found in that area that up until recently had been underwater. >> so fox news digital catching chris and roberta laundrie at the reservoir earlier today, a search team overheard telling his parents he might've found something. tell

foxes laura ingle has more from new york. police officers in chicago and seattle face a monday deadline to report their vaccination status. it's unclear how many police are prepared to defy the order. friday, a judge barred the police union president in chicago from talking about the mandate on social media after he encouraged officers to walk off the job so any sergeant, lieutenant captain or above who gives you an order to go in that portal is not valid. you are able to refuse that order in texas. the governor has barred vaccine mandates by executive order. some companies including southwest and american airlines plan to go forward with theirs anyway. under the supremacy clause, federal law trumps state law, so we're going to go with the federal government, and i think in the court of law, they'll eventually win. despite their controversial nature, the numbers show mandates have been effective. most organizations report the vast majority of their workforces are often to get the shot those figures along with data showing new

laura ingle joins us right now. laura, apparently the patito family not ready yet.ime, they are still grieving the loss of gabby patito and they will make the statement when the time is appropriate. i can tell you two weeks ago we interviewed all four parents of gabby patito. they wanted to find him alive, what happened in wyoming on the cross-country trip. they told me they always had felt that brian was the key to this, that he would possibly have the information of what happened. they wanted him found so they could get answers and if he was responsible for the death of their daughter, they wanted him brought to justice and held responsible, of course, now here we are with the new developments and that information coming from the attorney. steve, we never heard that before that brian when he left that day going on a hike he was upset in the way that he was. that's brand-new information today. steve: it is and the parents didn't want him to leave and they knew where he was and took them while to find his body. back about what 10, 11 years ago there was a series of

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laura ingle has more on the story. >> police in however are now calling this an ambush with those threee were trying to break up a disturbance outside of a pair. ap three harris county constable deputies were working security at a lounge. they went outside and walked into what may have been a robbery in progress. as they were wrestle with the suspect, they were ambushed, all three shot and one who did not survive. >> i've got one deputy that is shot in the back in surgery. we've got a deputy shot in the foot, he's going to surgery and the third deputy who is deceased here in the hospital, probably one of the toughest things i've done in my career. >> now police say it's unclear if the deputies were able to return fire or not and say while they have one person of interest in custody who was near the scene, they're not sure if it's a witness or a suspect. investigators are looking for another suspect right now, a hispanic male in his early 20's. >> we'd appreciate any help we can get on this. we need the public's help as always. we're a strong community and we gather around when our offic

senior correspondent laura ingle live from blue point, new york, the hometown of gabby petitio.he latest? >> hi, john. no word yet, no reaction from the family members of gabby petitio here at blue point as we all wait for official word from what exactly it was found down in florida today. of course, we know they are watching the news as well. the fbi tweeting moments ago that they are only calling the discovery items of interest in connection with the search of brian laundrie. there have been reports that it was clothing, backpack, we've even heard of human remains. showing you some of the video that we have in florida, we have seen the coroner's van from the sarasota county met the full examiners in addition into the lee county mobile command center. these dramatic new developments come after a month of searching near this carlton reserve for any signs of brian laundrie with search teams, cadaver dogs, and drones. this is the same area where brian laundrie's parents told police that he would for a hike september 13th and reported him missing after he did not return to their no

jacqui: laura ingle live for us on that story, thank you so much. griff.ay season is just around the corner, many fear the supply chain won't be able to recover in time. pressure is increasing for the president to take action. david spunt is live at the white house with the latest, hi, david. david: hi, griff, we just saw president biden on the u.s. capitol down the street from the white house here. he will be making his way back to the white house after honoring the fallen officers and yet several crises on his plate here specifically that supply chain crisis that you just mentioned. that's something that has been brewing for several months now and may go well into 2022 over the next few months, not just for the holidays, a little bit of joking online. #bareshelves biden was top trending tweets. no joking matter for people that are concerned about jobs, about money, about the economic situation with inflation in this country. cargo ships continue to sit in an ocean parking lot off the coast of california as millions of goods are still in limbo, new number

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