>> brian laundrie's home in north port, florida.as allegedly seen and a key part of the investigation, but it's now a circus, and part of the mystery that's captivated the nation. >> i found something really interesting. >> i can't sleep until he's found. >> the disappearances of brian and gabby have motivated posts on social media. the mystery has online detectives hooked. remember one of the last text messages gabby's mother received according to authorities that text read can you help stan, i just keep getting his voice mails and missed calls. the warrant says stan is gabby's grandfather's name but her mother says she never called him stan. it didn't take long for some on social media to claim gabby may have been trying to tell her mother she was in danger, suggesting the word "stan" is an acro anymore for "send the authorities now." adding to the intrigue, brian laundrie's instagram post in which he shares he's been reading the book "lullaby" about a serial killer on a road trip. cyber sleuths also can't stop dissecting all the

i'm randi kaye in north port, florida. gabby petito's disappearance and death has captured the attention of the nation and it's been a fast moving investigation. just this bweek, human remains were found here at the carlton reserve and according to the sarasota county medical ice 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 serve what happened to gabby. >> so me and brian just got up, made the bed in the tent and set up. i think our plan for today is to hang out here in the tent. brian is stretching doing some morning yoga. >> this is how gabby petito's family remembers her, happy, healthy, full of love, full of life. so 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

hopefully they're being more cooperative with the fbi and the north port police. this is a critical part of the death investigation and the parents are key to determining how he died and whether or not this was by his own hand or accidental. >> mark, just a quick last question to you. does any of this make sense as to why he would have returned alone without her, weeks pass, the time on when they reported him missing, there's all kinds of disagreement on that. anything add up to you about why the parents would behave this way? >> not really, except he came home, he told them whatever he told them. they were traumatized by whatever. it doesn't make a lot of sense. but i do think they have information that will not put them in jeopardy but that the petito family does deserve to hear and that should be their next step. >> thank you both very much. i appreciate it. >>> and next, anderson cooper will join me from the town hall with president joe biden with what is ahead later on tonight. >>> plus steve bannon's fate now resting in the hands of the attorney general, mer

that's what we're hearing from north port police. for brian laundrie, the fbi now taking over this case. here in north port, though, you'll see it spreading on social media, the city says they're going to have to remove the memorial that people in this community came far and wide to build this memorial for gabby petito over by city hall. the city says the rain and the wet weather has caused them to move that memorial and a lot of people are talking about having a permanent place to remember gabby petito here in florida. jim? >> nadia romero, thank you so much. we'll be right back. let's check out the hook audrey sent. ♪ and pardon when i shine ♪ ♪ hands to the sky, all mine ♪ ♪ woah woah no ceiling woah woah good feeling woah ♪ ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. b

so if you just take a look here behind me, there's only one north port police car. one north port police officer inside, but we can tell you that they have found some articles according to the family attorney, as you said, that do belong to brian laundrie. chris and roberta, brian's parents, called the fbi and north port police last night and alerted them they would be coming here to this park, which is just at the entrance to the reserve they have been searching for weeks, to search for their son. so after a brief search, the parents and law enforcement came upon some articles off a trail that brian frequented according to the attorney. we don't know what they found, how many items were found and we're unclear if there was any sign of brian laundrie himself or his remains. there is a cadaver dog, a human remains detection dog that is here on scene for the sheriff's office. that dog is here with two spotters. they work only to find decomposing bodies. they are not here to search for anyone who might be alive. it is not a tracking dog. and we did confirm the coroner

what appears to be human remains and items belonging to him in a nature reserve in north port, florida. it comes a month and a day, i should say, after petito was found strangled in a wyoming national forest. our randi kaye is near the scene in florida. zw joins us now with some you? information she's been getting. so what do we know about what the fbi has found? >> reporter: well, anderson, earlier today, the fbi announced they found what appear to be human remains here at the carlton reserve alongside those remains, they found a notebook and a backpack which they say do belong to brian laundrie. we have some new information about where exactly this discovery was made. i am told by a spokesman for the north port police department that all of this was found about a two or three-mile walk into the reserve from this entrance here behind me about a 45-minute walk is how it was described. and keep in mind, this entrance is where the laundrie family car, a mustang, was found by north port police on september 14th and tagged as an abandoned vehicle. so if these remains do belong to brian lau

cnn's randi kaye is live in north port, florida.ews conference, and i understand you have learned something from the faa as well? >> exactly, victor. a couple of pieces of new information coming into cnn. we know that the faa has now issued a temporary flight restriction above the carlton reserve. this is a 25,000 acre swamp. we are here at one of the entrances to that reserve. it's the myaki hatchie creek park right here behind me. that's where these items of interest or articles belong to go brian laundrie were found earlier today. now there's this flight restriction until october 22nd at 4:00 p.m. there's a lot of media attention. there have been drones flying above this reserve. clearly they want some privacy in terms of what they are working on inside this reserve. we also know as you mentioned, there's this fbi press conference happening today at 4:30. that will be happening right here behind me. of course we will be here for that and bring you the latest. hopefully we will get some answers on exactly what these items are that

we're getting some new information from the north port police department about brian laundrie and the days before he disappeared. we are now learning that authorities did not speak to brian laundrie before he disappeared, but they were surveilling brian laundrie. i'm told by the north port police department that they were doing what they could legally do because, remember, there was no crime at that time. gabby petito's remains had not been found. wore also learning more about the couple's cell phones. you may recall that brian laundrie, after returning to town just a few days later on september 4th, had bought a new cell phone at an at&t store here in north port, florida. well, now i've confirmed with the north port police department that they do not have brian laundrie's original phone that he had on that trip out west, nor do they have gabby petito's phone that was on the trip out west. they were not in the van, in gabby petito's van, which brian laundrie drove back here from wyoming to florida. but we did speak with a former fbi agent and attorney, and he said that you don't actua

justin schecker explains. >> by the time north port police name brian laundrie, a person of interest.s had already seen him for the last time christian river to have been worried about run. one recent i went out with a height. >> on that monday. >> the laundry family attorney steven bertolino says he notified the fbi by that tuesday. but north port police say they didn't know brian was missing until that friday september 17th in fact, at this news conference with gabby's father chief todd garrison said. >> all going to say is i that. >> even your side has learned that statement was based on a mistake by police watching the laundry home north port. police spokesperson josh taylor says officers thought they observed brian laundrie returned home wednesday. the 15th in the mustang actually his mother, roberta laundrie wearing a baseball cap with taylor adding they're kind of built similarly. we requested the official missing person report for brian laundrie citing the ongoing investigation. north port police redacted everything except for the date time and address. >> that was justin sche

checked in with north port police., you know, this is interesting to see that there's not a lot of movement at the reserve just a day after cruz laundrie, brian's father, was out there with law enforcement showing them his favorite spots that he was known to frequent in that area, so, again, the frustration coming from north port police over the cooperation or lack thereof from the laundrie family is something that we've been hearing for weeks, but to hear those details of the fact that they were essentially handed a business card of the attorney when they came to ask questions, to hear that they wouldn't answer questions when it came to gabby or that they felt that they were sort of prepared with that attorney information and having the attorney on the phone with them certainly paints the picture as to why that frustration remains among investigators and north port police, but also remember, north port police not alone here. the fbi is also a part of this investigation, but from them, which is common, we're not hearin

you are looking at life images there, north port, florida. i am sandra smith in new york. hi, john. >> john: this is all very intriguing. the development, and after laundrie's parents visited the park earlier today to help search the area after a brief research according to attorney. items belonging to their son were found that i like to frequent. >> sandra: brian laundrie has been named a person of interest in this case and in the case of the despairs and subsequent murder of his fiancee gabby petitio. phil keating is live in fort lauderdale, florida, for us. we are looking at the light images of the environment a park where the corner is on site. bill, but you tells that is happening in this moment? >> according to the laundrie family attorney, all that he would confirm is that some items belonging to brian laundrie were in fact found inside that nature park. no other confirmation officially. whatever else may have been found, say whether any human remains have been found. but the sarasota county's white van that belongs to the medical examiner's office, it has now arriv

north port police will assist the fbi in any way possible. we are awaiting so many answers, fred.ndrie has been reported missing going on four weeks. we still don't know where he is or what happened to gabby petito. fred. >> unbelievable. nadia, thank you. >>> next hour, i'll talk to a k-9 specialist about how dogs may be the key to finding laundrie. >>> coming up, president biden is trying to put a positive spin on the dismal jobs report. i'll talk with the top economist on what it means for the biden administration next. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off-script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. ♪ ♪ i can turn anyone into a beach bum. i bring families together for a living. i make memories for people i don't know yet. i know this view is too good not to be shared. i am a vrbo host. ♪ ♪ [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to al

cnn correspondent nick valencia joining us from north port.what else did that lead to, nick, or not lead to in this case? >> a lot of confusion and a lot of criticism, jim and erica. throughout this entire case there is no shortage of criticism toward the police department and how they handled the investigation and at least in this instance they're saying it is warranted, saying they failed to keep up a proper surveillance on brian laundrie when he returned home alone to his parent's house without his fiancee gabby petito. but there was enough suspicions about his involvement that they believed that they needed to keep an eye on him. in mid-september, he had not yet officially been named a person of interest in her disappearance. and eventually finding her dead. nor had he been given an indictment or handed an indictment on that bank fraud. but police were still keeping an eye on him late one night they say that his mother returned in brian laundrie's mustang, leading a baseball cap, that led to a confusion, they said they have a similar type

better coordination between wyoming and north port?ink these are all questions again that we'll get answered in due time. but you know, i hate to dig in right now. but i guarantee you there were mistakes that were made. >> charles: so walk us through the steps. the fbi obviously just chairing very little with the brief press conference again. you heard protesters chanting justice for gabby. questions were thrown at them. the public's appetite is intense for all of this. what is going on at this very moment and maybe give us a timeline. >> yeah, the fbi has a very specialized team that they call the evidence team. that's retrieval of evidence. they don't test it. they send it to the lab. there's an art and science in retrieving it correctly and storing it correctly. it's on going. they'll combine that with the electronics, tests, e-mails. cell phone tracking, leads that have come in. things that they may have found at the residence when they did the search warrant. there's a story to tell. they have to complete the picture with the fore

they know he bought a new phone in north port, florida, after returning home.s lawyer says, was left at home. so that is in the hands of the fbi, but his original phone that he had on the trip out west and her phone, authorities do not have, but we did check with a former fbi agent who does tell us even if you don't have the physical phone, brianna, you can get information off it, you can do some tracking, find some geographical information, figure out where text messages were sent from, where the phone was, and also even some internet searches that gabby petito may have done which could turn out to be useful to investigators. >> that is a fascinating with that development about the phones. i also wonder what you know, randi, about the help that brian laundrie's father has given authorities. >> reporter: yeah, this is really unique. he actually went into the carlton reserve, not far from the laundrie home, that is where the family says brian laundrie went when he disappeared on september 13th. they are the only people that are directing authorities to that rese

>> we are at the environmental park here in north port florida, not far from the laundrie family homeis on the scene. they are getting ready to hold a press conference. the fbi tampa is going to brief media on the scene in a few minutes, we believe. also inside the area of this park is the north port police department, as well as the coroner from sarasota county. he was called this morning by authorities. and also this cadaver dog from the pasco county sheriff's office here to just detect human remains decomposing remains. this is not a dog that would search for anyone who might still be alive and on the run. they strictly alert for human remains and a decomposing body. we know there were these items of interest as the fbi calls them or articles as the laundrie family attorney calls them belonging to brian laundrie that were found here earlier this morning on a hiking path just off a trail here in this area of the park. and this san area that brian laundrie is known to have frequented. he would hike here and camp here. his parents brought authorities here this morning that they planne

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. >> reporter: also today north port police pushing back on the account the laundries' attorney gave to cnn wednesday night about how quickly brian disappeared. >> let the record be clear. the laundries reported brian did not come home the night he went out for the hike. i actually reported that to the fbi personally. on friday, the 17th, the fish fib called me. we didn't call them, they called me and said, we have a tip that brian was seen in tampa and we want to see if he's in the house. on friday when the fbi came to the laundrie residence, we then said, yes, we will fill out a missing person's report. and that got twisted as though the family waited until friday to report him missing, which is not how it happened. >> reporter: today north port spokesperson josh taylor telling cnn, that's not true. >> if we had that information, there's a million things we would have done differently. i mean, you can look at our actions. very publicly that don't coincide with that information at all. >> reporter: for example, he says, north port police chief todd garrison publicly called out the l

. >> north port. police spokesperson joshua taylor said it last week there's human error involved with every investigation. in this case. the human error boil down to a mix-up officers confusing river to laundry for her. 23 year-old son in the early days of the investigation. some following the case closely aren't quite sure how it happened. like really. >> honestly honestly. i mean, they do look alike. i think brian resembles his mother but not his north port police were unavailable to meet with us in person tuesday. taylor told us the mix-up didn't have a big impact on costs or the investigation. >> former police lieutenant randy boyd agrees. it was just a mistaken identity. but that's not a mistake in the investigation. at that point they were doing everything in their power to do a good job. boyd explains at that point in the investigation, there were no charges and brian was free to come and go as he pleased north port police told us there is a very good possibility, brian was already dead when t

comes as north port police describe the behavior of brian's parents as, quote, odd after speaking toreported brian missing. athena jones is out front. >> reporter: as the search for gabby petito's fiance, brian laundrie, atrpproaches its four week, no police activity visible today at the carlton nature reserve where laundrie's parents believe he went before disappearing. meanwhile, new details emerging about the period after laurndry returned home in petito's white van without petito on september 1st and before laurndry left his parents' home on september 13th telling them he was headed to the 25,000 acre reserve. north port florida police now revealing they were watching laundrie before he left but were limited in what they could do because he had not been charged with a crime. >> if you talk to a lot of people who have experience in law enforcement, the guy goes for a walk in the carlton reserve. he is wanted for a crime. i mean, what -- what are we supposed to do? going to go find him back through the woods? i mean, um, you know, it just wasn't there with the information we had. i

"360's" randi kaye has new information and joins us now from north port, florida.you been able to find out? is there anyone other than the laundrie family directing authorities to that reserve? >> reporter: i asked the north port police that question, john, and i confirmed that it is the laundrie family, chris and roberta laundrie, brian laundrie's parents, they are the only source of information that is driving authorities to that carlton reserve. there is nobody else that has said that they have seen brian laundrie heading to that reserve, in that reserve, near that reserve. nobody else. the family is the only source. we do have some new drone video of the search area. not too many people searching today that we were able to see because the fbi has said this is now a very targeted search based on intelligence. but i was also able to confirm with the north port police that they have not found a single piece of evidence connecting brian laundrie to the carlton reserve. not a sneaker, not a shoe, not a piece of clothing, nothing. so, right now, they will continue to

stephanie stanton is in north port, florida, for us this morning. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, lindsey and kendis. we understand that this investigation is expected to continue for at least the next several days as authorities work to determine exactly how brian laundrie died. we understand that that is a tall order because the remains were pretty badly decomposed. now, the family lawyer has told several news outlets that those remains have been sent to a forensic anthropologist. the hope is they'll be able to do some testing and get more answers for the family. meanwhile outside the family home, it is very quiet, of course, the family holed up inside their house in north port. they have not spoken to the media at all throughout the entire ordeal, the family lawyer saying they are grieving. now, yesterday there was a little activity outside the house. this happened around 11:30 yesterday morning. that's when a florist pulled up to the house, got out of the vehicle, and dropped off four sympathy bouquets. the gentleman s

jay grey, nbc news, north port, florida. >>> the u.s. is bracing for another surge in migrants at the southern border, this year it shattered previous records with nearly 2 million migrants crossing the border, thousands more are on the way. here's julia ainsley. >> reporter: a month after these stunning scenes from a texas border bridge, another reminder of the record shattering migrant search new data obtained by nbc news shows over 1.7 million undocumented immigrants were apprehended at the border over the last year, the highest total in american history and u.s. officials monitoring tens of thousands more who may soon be making their way north "i want to lead in waanyway i can. migrants, some met with violence from law enforce along the way. republicans blame president biden for encouraging the surge by releasing many migrants into the u.s., this week pressing his choice to head customs and border protection. >> is there a crisis or is there not a crisis at the boarder? >> senator, i would say that my highest priority is going to --

he went to a store here in north port, florida on september 4th and bought a new phone.the question was, where was his original phone that was on that trip with him out west? i confirmed today with police that they don't have brian laundrie's original phone, authorities don't have gabby petito's phone, neither phone was in the van that brian laundrie returned in from wyoming to here, to his family home on september 1st. but we also spoke with a former fbi agent and attorney who said that even if you don't have the physical phone, there is plenty of information that you could get off -- you could still get that information from the records of the phone, you can track the phone, you can check geographic locations. so not only would they be able to find out where gabby petito was, but also where her phone was and where those text messages might have been coming from, including these two very bizarre text messages that were sent in late august that her parents don't believe were actually sent by her. now, i'm also told that these text messages would only stay for a few days,

charles watson is live in knot port, florida -- north port, florida, with the latest.eporter: hi, jon. well, the next step is figuring out what happened to brian laundrie. that task is now in the hands of a forensic anthropologies who will take a look at brian's remains and try to determine when and how he died. that is the course of action that has been taken after an initial autopsy, as you mentioned, came back inconclusive. wednesday the fbi confirmed they found human remains and personal s belonging to brian in the swampy mack hatch chi environmental park. law enforcement had been searching the year for the brian for more than a month as he was considered a person of interest in the murder of his girlfriend, gabby petito. at the laundrie's north port home, the memorial gets bigger by the day as people continue to add signs, pictures and even american flags to honor the 22-year-old. and while that memorial continues to grow, so does the outpouring of thoughts and well wishing for the laundries who have received a number of flower bouquets today with respect to the d

. >> this little tiny little park here in north port, florida, who would have thought that this kindrated. >> reporter: cameras getting a close look at the scene for the first time, seeing how dense the woods are, and how wet the area is. laundrie's remains were found in this area deep in the reserve that was recently under water. much of the reserve is untamed swamp home to alligators, snakes, and wild pigs. while the fbi says dental records confirm his identity more information is needed from his remains which include a portion of a human skull to determine exactly lou the 23 yearly died. after a medical examiner was unable to determine the cause of death the attorney tells nbc news the remains were sent to an enthough poll gist for further evaluation. a forensic pathologist says they will likely use x-rays on the remains searching for anomalies and fractures or anomalies within the bone but says searching for a cause of death will be a challenge. >> i don't envy my colleagues. all the tissues are no longer there. if there were some sort of trauma, you may not see it. it is like yo

. >> it's been an active scene so far in north port, florida. we've watched as k-9 teams have come in and out of the park. there is an evidence response team on site right now trying to collect as much information as possible to confirm the identity of the human remains which authorities said specifically were located next to belongings of brian laundrie's, a notebook and backpack submerged in water. the question becomes how did they get that confirmation? the attorney for the laundrie family says they believe it is a, quote, strong possibility it is brian's but they're waiting on forensics. we spoke with experts who say the timeline is likely about 48 hours, maybe sooner. as you'll recall investigators went to the laundrie home weeks ago and probably confirmed a dna profile at that time. if it is a fingerprint they'll be using, maybe a matter of hours. a dental imprint perhaps more like a day. they have to extract dna from bone, that could take about a week. lastly we know from the attorney the parents in the case flagged the fbi the night befo

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 those remains. also a source close to the investigation is telling me that in terms of the condition of the remains, they seem to have been there for awhile. that's a quote. also that based on the condition of th

>> jon: charles watson live from north port florida.ank you. >>> an attorney for robert durst says the real estate heir has tested positive for covid and is in a los angeles hospital on a ventilator. the 78-year-old was sentenced to life in prison on thursday after being convicted of killing his long time friend susan berman more than 20 years ago. he dealt with multiple health problems during the trial. his attorney says he was having difficulty breathing and speaking on thursday. >>> less than three weeks to go till election day. the focus is on the heated neck-and-neck race for virginia governor. it could predict how next year's midterms will shake out. we will have analysis next. - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join us. together, we can give children the hope and healing they never thought possible. it's a mission powered

the north port police insist they weren't told until four days later.ertain who's telling the truth here. i think the fbi made a statement about when they first learned about it and it's possible that there was some miscommunication or a lack of communication between the two law enforcement agencies. but i don't see any reason why the fbi would withhold that information. brian laundrie was not known to be a critical part of this investigation until late in the game. i think he was already gone by the time north port police actually were aware of how strongly he was connected to this case. i think again, that's a question for the parents. for his parents. their actions and not actually giving all the information they had to gabby petito's family so that they could make a report as quickly as possible, i think those are the actions that deserve the most scrutiny. >> yeah, it's puzzling and this case just doesn't add up yet. thanks so much for those insights. appreciate it. coming up, we will go live to new mexico where police are investigating the deadly

charles watson is live in north port, florida, with the very latest. charles? >> hi, ar arthel. a say they have received multiple calls in the last day or so about brian laundrie sightings along the appalachian trail. the most detailed description coming from a florida hiker identified as dennis davis. he tells fox news digital that he spotted and spoke to a man he believed to be brian on a deserted road near the north carolina tennessee border, early saturday morning. davis says the man was driving a white pickup truck and appeared lost and dazed, as he asked for directions to california, using only back roads. listen. >> he said yeah, me and my girlfriend had a fight, and man, i love her, and she called me, and i need to go out to california to see her. and i said well, man, i-40 is right there. nobody was calling me back. you know, i'm sitting there for an hour now, and so i got in my car and i actually drove back by the site. >> at the time, davis says he didn't immediately notice the man he was speaking to until he pulled over and looked up photos of brian. that's when he sa

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that's something that the north port police did not talk about.anned to make a comment publicly. they did not comment to either question. victor, alisyn. >> she's wearing a floral blouse. that doesn't seem like somebody who's intentionally trying to dress as a young nan. >> the baseball cap was enough to throw off the investigators? it's remarkable. >> it's perplexing. nick valencia, thank you very much for that. >>> president biden is headed to campaign in virginia today in an effort to turn out the vote for democratic candidate terry mcauliffe. his impact on the tight race, next. ♪ (peaceful music) ♪ (battle sounds from phone) ♪ ♪ (battle sounds stop) ♪ ♪ re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free

le leyla santiago is outfront live in north port, florida. and leyla, fast-developing story at this hour. they had been combing this nature reserve to the extent that many said there is no way anything could be there that they don't know about. and yet, here we are. what have you hard about the remains and other items they found in the nature reserve today? >> well, erin, this is exactly the type of development that investigators have been waiting for. any sign of brian laundrie. now, tonight, when the fbi spoke to journalists, they did not take questions. so at this point, we don't know what was written in that notebook. we don't know what was found inside that backpack or what else may have been found in the nearby area. but investigators insisting that this is still very much an active and ongoing investigation. >> investigators found what appears to be human remains, along with personal items, such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. >> reporter: tonight, a major development in the search for brian laundrie at the natu

according to a tweet from north port police, he has brown eyes, short brown hair, trimmed facial hair5'8", 160 pounds. last seen wearing a hiking bag with a waist strap. but. >> he could certainly blend in almost anywhere. he could change his attire completely, change his look, grow a mustache, put hair on, put a wig on. >> reporter: his parents reported him missing september 17th. >> their attorney was on the phone with us, and, you know, was giving them counsel as we spoke. and all of the conversation was only about the whereabouts of brian. they believe that he came out here on tuesday. >> reporter: laundrie has been indicted for using a debit card without permission just before he returned home from his cross-country road trip alone. he has not been named a suspect in gabby's death. >> he's the key. >> what happened out there, you know. until they find him we won't know. >> reporter: gabby's family continues to demand answers and justice. the ruling on gabby petito's autopsy expected soon. and what we are hoping to get this afternoon when it comes to the autopsy is more details on

i did so by text, and i contacted the north port police department and they responded with thank you for the heads up, and then they met my clients there this morning. >> why did they meet your clients there? >> well, i presume they thought it would be a good idea just to accompany them in. they knew the press had been following my clients for weeks and weeks on end. you have to ask them why they chose to come. they did not indicate to me last night that they would be there, they just, again, thanked me for the heads up. >> one quick question sideways, and i want you to take me through what you understand of how the discovery was made. why didn't the parents ask to go sooner during all of these agonizing weeks? >> well, the parents had assumed that the experts, the fbi and all the tracking teams they had would be able to locate brian based upon the information that we had provided them to the specific areas and trails in the park that brian liked to visit. the park had been closed to the b public. there was no other reason for the laundries to go search anywhere else. >> let's deal w

according to his parents, attorney are ryan's reporter michael shure is live for us now in north port florida, with the latest on the investigation who looks like he's outside the parents home right now. michael, this information on the idea of the bones just to came in about 15 minutes ago. can you get us up to date. >> yeah, that's exactly where i am, justine we're here in north port outside the laundrie home. you know, it's been an uneventful day. all day long we've been out here for about 12 hours. then an unmarked car cam. 2 police officers went to the door knocked on the door behind me. they were led in no more than 2, 2 and a half minutes later they left the home and we began to wonder what it was about. and one of the clearest signs that it to break the news to his parents that the remains that they found were brian laundrie's. and indeed that's what it was. it was confirmed both by steven bertolino who is the lord, the laundry lawyer, the family lawyer as well as the fbi out of denver where the that's that bureau that has been investigating. >> the the homicide of gabby petit

griff: charles watt zoran in north port, florida amid the protesters, thank you. coming up, what's fact and fiction in the gabby petito case when we talk to a profiler. alicia. alicia: hundreds of afghan detainees are leaving before the resettlement. many at the bases are not required to stay. lucas tomlinson is in washington with the latest. >> there are now over 53,000 afghan refugees over eight military bases in the united states. as you mentioned 700 decided to leave on their own, they're not breaking any laws, and they did not deny that story, they choose to leave the bases and responsible for the medical requirements on their own, and forfeit benefits, and according to top generals in north america, we're prepared to be here as long as we need to. support through the winter months and into the spring. there are still 14,000 afghan refugees at bases overseas, including at ramstein in germany, waiting to come to the u.s. on flights that have been suspended for weeks because of a measles outbreak. now the general says that all afghans having been vaccinated for

>> bret: phil keating in north port, florida. thanks. let's take a deeper look at the president's decreasing pop laterty among americans. a number of polls show that. here's white house correspondent peter doocy live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> good evening. the president has been promoting this massive progressive wish list by saying polls show voters like the stuff that is in it. these new fox polls call that in to question with declining support for the things he wants to to and the things he's already done. >> it's good to be home! >> approval ratings are slipping as the president tries to save his agenda. >> you never believed from the beginning that we would get anything done. >> the president's lowest marks are on immigration. 34% of registered voter as prove. not much better object voter security. 35% approve. >> we've had 150 different countries that have presented illegally at the southern border. >> just 40% approve the president's handling of foreign policy and he admits there's a serious threat coming from a

. >>> la policÍa de north port en florida dicen que cometieron un error en la desapariciÓn de gabby petitoo, esta mujer se lanzÓ al lago para rescatarlo cuando se ahogaba l >>> estas imÁgenes grabadas en parque de el pequeÑo de 2 aÑos, cayÓ al agua y de no ser por brandy brown, la mujer que estÁ junto a Él en el video, hoy no estuviera vivo se lanzÓ al agua a rerscatarlo y darle resucitaciÓn a los pocos minutos llegaron los oficiales. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). agarramos al menor y tratamos de hacer lo posible para sacar agua de sus pulmones, pero en ese moment total pequeÑo seguÍa inconciente. a la ye escena llegaron bomberos que ye tomaron al niÑo y lo pudieron reanimar, hoy, 4 meses despuÉs estÁ perfectamente recuperado, lÍderes de esta ciudad, policÍa y bomberos reconocieron abran di brown por salvar su vida. >>> soy madre de 4 hijos, no puedo imaginar ver a mis hijos luchando mal agua dijo esta mujer que ahora es considerada heroÍna por este acto. >>> bien emocionada que hacen esto por ellos y agradecida con dios que fue un final felÍz. >>> ella no pudo acompaÑar a su hijo al parque porq

police in north port, florida, now confirm officers who were surveilling laundrie thought he returned home on september 15th but it was actually his mother laundrie, who was aaseball cap.- person of interest in her murder was missing for a month before his body was found in a florida swamp. his parents' attorney say an autopsy was unable to determine his cause of death. more tests will be performed. >>> now to the tragedy on that we've learned the man who handed the gun to baldwin had been fired from a previous movie because of an alleged mishap also involving a gun. this morning, new details about a second movie set shooting involving the assistant director who authorities say handed actor alec baldwin a prop gun and yelled cold gun to indicate it wasn't loaded before it went off according to a producer from the movie "freedom's path," david halls was fired from that film's production in 2019 after a crew member suffered a minor injury when a gun was unexpectedly discharged. the producer says halls was removed from the set immediately adding, production did not resume filming until d

cnn previously reported that laundrie bought a new cell phone in north port on september 4th and left september 13th. laundrie has not been charged in connection with petito's death, but he is suspected of using a debit card that petito's family belonged to her, to access $1,000 after her death. a federal warrant has been issued in the arrest. in an interview that aired on fox on thursday, petito's family pleading with laundrie to turn himself in. >> people want to know how i'm feeling. i'm upset. just turn yourself in. it's just getting more frustratinfrustrate ing as the days go on. >> reporter: laundrie's family hopes brian is still alive. petito's family called him the missing piece to the puzzle. they believe all that happened to gabby petito. >>> the difficulties to journalists have overcome just to tell you the truth. now, they've been awarded the nobel peace prize. we'll bring you their stories, next. stay with us. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some pati

nick valencia joining us from near the reserve in north port, florida.aybe more questions than answers today, nick. >> reporter: good morning, brianna. for weeks, brian laundrie was the most wanted man in america. the 23-year-old who was wanted for questioning in the death of his 22-year-old fiancee vanished without a trace after telling his parents he was going for a hike in this nature reserve. but that manhunt may have come to an abrupt end with the discovery of partial human remains in a part of the park that was previously under water. a dark turn in the search for brian laundrie. >> investigators found what appears to be human remains, along with personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. >> reporter: investigators making the grim discovery at a florida nature reserve, saying it could take some time to confirm the identity of the remains. >> these items were found in an area that, up until recently, had been under water. it's likely the team will be on scene for several days. >> reporter: it's not certain the remain

steve harrigan is live in north port, florida with the latest on this story. hi, steve. >> reporter: well, there's been a steady stream of visitors here, a memorial to the murdered 22-year-old, gabby petito, number of people stopping to take photographs, others stopping to pray. a lot of this is art work that people have spent a lot of time making, the petito family has taken some items, they'll take more before the memorial is shut down. they plan to replace it with something of a more permanent nature. brian laundrie is on the run. there's no clue as to his whereabouts. they've searched the large nature preserve, 24,000 acres, no physical signs that laundrie is there. law officials saying they're not sure whether he is death or a-- dead or alive at this time. he is a person of interest in the killing of gabby petito and wanted for debit card fraud. petito family members say he used gabby's credit card to withdraw at least $1,000 from her account. claudia, back to you. >> steve harrigan reporting live in north port, florida. thank you, steve. eric: claudia, g