>> brian laundrie's home in northport, florida.as allegedly seen and a key part of the investigation, but it's now a circus, and part of the mystery that has captivated the nation. >> i found something interesting -- >> i can't sleep until he's found. >> the disappearances of both gabby petito and brian laundrie turned this case into an internet sensation. tips from amateur sleuths poured in to the find gabby facebook page. and on tiktok, posts with the gabby petito hash tag have been viewed more than 1.3 billion times. the mystery has online detectives hooked. remember one of the last text messages gabby's mother received from her daughter's phone? according to authorities, that text read "can you help stan? i just keep getting his voicemails 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 acronym for send the aut

arthel: steve harrigan live in northport. thank you so much. eric: now to the humanitarian crisis, mexican officials had detained more than 600 migrants packed in several trucks this comes as a secretary of state entity lincoln met with the president of mexico yesterday to hammer out a security agreement with the country, will it stop the flow, bill melugin in texas with the very latest there. >> good afternoon the people who continue to benefit the most from the border crisis are the cartels and human smugglers making a killing of all the people trying to get here, you just mention this is in northeast mexico where the national guard encountered 650 central american migrants who were smuggled up to the u.s. border they were in storage units and trucks that were being driven up, the national guard found these people because they heard sounds coming from one of the trailers they used x-rays and found all the people hiding inside 198 and accompany children alone children inside the trailers and ultimately four people got arrested for human smuggl

the fbi confirming his remains were recovered in the northport park. carley: steve harrigan joins us as the laundrie family lawyer addresses rumors they planted evidence in the swamp. >> that discovery was made a 30 minute walk next to me into this swampy marshlands. the fbi and the laundrie family parent searching for remains. what they found was mainly bones. brian laundrie left his home five weeks ago. could have been dead for several weeks, exposed to water. the fbi had to use the history of his dental records to make that positive identification. this part of the marshland was searched several weeks ago but keep in mind much of it was underwater and limited what the cadaver dogs could do. the attorney for brian laundrie's parent said any suggestion they planted personal items from their son in the marsh is nonsense and they said there is no discrepancy between what they told the fbi and the truth. here is their attorney. >> no discrepancy with law enforcement and us, once we clarify what happened. miscommunication and more open communication. >> m

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 were found. here's what's really strange about all this, police have been searching for the sky for weeks. they are in the carlton preserve they would have searched myakkahatchee creek environmental park which connect to it from the east as well. they have been searching in north carolina and georgia. nothing, nothing, nothing. the parent show up and after a brief search they find this. what do we make of that? >> well, john, first of all, they know by now whether the body they have, because you need a body to call the corner in to look at what they found, they would make a quick identification, firm identification by dental comparison, the police would have copies of his dental records and the coroner would probably come with a forensic dentist and look at the body and immediately say yes, this is or is not brian. that

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gabby petito who was found dead last month in wyoming and that includes level of scrutiny for the northportpartment, more than a month in the fbi searching the carlton reserve to find brian missing at the time, one man that lives in the area, he said to him it makes sense. >> is very jungle like, very rough, it would be very hard to do the search that they were in here doing. >> you probably remember the area where brian's remains were found was underwater up until recently as for the investigation we asked the fbi whether the investigation is ongoing now that gabby and brian are dead. so far they have not responded with a comment. eric: a closer look on the fox news channel on this case nancy grace will examine the many unanswered questions in the deaths of gabby and brian, gabby petito investigation special with nancy grace live tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern time. alicia: we are tracking a massive caravan of migrants traveling through mexico on the way to the united states and buzzing through police blockades, details on the caravans progress and how the crisis is taking its toll on america

. >> we will go today then northport new york. welcome to the conversation.go ahead. >> caller: good morning. thanks. i'm curious. is this potential conflict, is this because -- let me say, first of all china has the belt and road program. it's like an industrial power. it has tons of manufacturing in the world. andtu it's moving in a particulr direction as was the united states when we became a global superpower. .. manufacturing. the belts and rope may be you can talk about that. but how is, is this transition of china rising and the united states kind of -- what do we do we have $30 trillion in china is moving forward and the united states is going back. does this necessitate a conflict and is that why china is kind of intervened in their market and tried to reduce the credit, destabilize the financial situation ? >> dave, go ahead. >> i appreciate it and the caller raises important issues. in terms of developing initiatives there are multiple motivations for this big industrial policy to build infrastructure and other types of trade policies around the wo

cnn's paolo sandoval is live for us in northport, florida. so tell us more about what you're learning there. >> reporter: fred, that discovery marked the end of the actual manhunt for brian laundrie, but it's important to remind viewers that the search for actual answers, it is still anything but over here. that's because there's still many questions that are left unanswered here in northport, florida. one of which is exactly how he died. his family attorney telling cnn that his skeletal remains were discovered this week. those are now soon going to be in the hands of a forensic anthropologist who will be analyzing those remains, hopefully provide at least some clues here. the laundrie family attorney also has previously said that he had had some conversations with his parents and that they were concerned that it could potentially take his own life after he left his home here last month. and of course before they found the remains of gabby petito last month here. so there's still a lot of questions there. here's the other one, too, is what if

cnn's paolo sandoval is live in northport, florida. so give us the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: well, let's first reminder our viewers that this week marked the end of the brian laundrie manhunt. as you mentioned, the search for so many answers, that is still far from over. of course one of them is exactly how did brian laundrie die. we heard from the laundrie family attorney just yesterday, in fact, that skeletal remains were recovered here in florida this week. those will soon be in the hands of a forensic anthropologist, the goal to analyze them and see if that -- perhaps provides some clues here. we had also heard from the attorneys say that in his conversations with the laundrie family that they had feared he was perhaps contemplating suicide before they found him. of course after gabby petito was reported missing, and of course just last month when he was last seen leaving this house here. the parents said that he seemed upset. now why? wouldn't go into detail there. you mentioned the backpack, clothing, and a notebo

. >> reporter: there was no public comment from the fbi or northport police.though, the lee county sheriffs department from 40 miles away speaking to conditions in the reserve where laundrie's remains were found. >> we're talking about water levels up above almost the chest area. rattlesnakes, moccasins, alligators. >> reporter: from above, a view of the fbi's evidence response team performing grid level searches in the area where laundrie's belongings and that partial skull were discovered 24 hours ago. submerged in water, likely erasing any fingerprints >> that body could be very decomposed, which would mean it has to go to the next level of analysis. >> reporter: former fbi special agent clint watts says there is one thing working in investigators favor, a dna profile of laundrie who is a person of interest of his fiancÉe, gabby petito >> it's much easier to match a profile with a known to an unknown than an unknown to an unknown set essentially of dna and pieces of evidence >> reporter: the remains were found submerged in water for days or potentially week

the parents alerted law enforcement, as you said, that last night fbi and northport police were going what we're now understanding is that the family, mother and father of brian laundrie, and law enforcement together found, quote, some articles that belong to brian. now, we don't know what they are, we don't know how significant they are, but we can confirm the medical examiner has not been called to the area at all. that is significant right there. and steve bertolino, who is the attorney for the laundrie family, says he has no more comment, respectfully, he says. this is a development this morning. what does didit show? it shows conceivably that brian was there. but remember, brian frequented that area. he loved to go to that area, according to his parents, he had gone there many times before. we don't know when these articles could have been deposited there, left behind, and we don't know what they are, john. >> as you know, important clues, the significance to be determined. we know you'll come back to us when we learn more. jean, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> new covid n

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as they returned to the laundrie family home to collect evidence, agents were searching the home, northport police received 46 calls since gabby was reported missing. her body was later found in a wyoming park. brian laundrie remains on. todd: sending more subpoenas will offer with ties to the 2016 clinton campaign. lawmakers hopeful this could lead to semantics finally. >> this was the clinton campaign, they are going and putting together information, then using that to the press and creating a narrative that turned out to be completely false and now that he's looking in perpetuity even more, that is a good sign and i'm cautiously optimistic we will get to the bottom of this. todd: durham issuing subpoenas to get to the bottom of russia investigation. jillian: the state of nebraska saying no to the biden administration's plan to give the iris surveillance over many americans bank accounts. the proposal would have reporting every transaction over $600 to the irs. nebraska treasurer john morandi said it is an invasion of privacy and he will discuss his plan to fight the proposal to the supre

authorities here in northport, florida, announcing they have found remains next to belongings of brianrie, including a notebook and a backpack. the attorney for brian laundrie says it is a, quote, strong possibility that they belong to brian, but they're waiting on forensics to determine that. as for that topic, how long might that timeline be? experts tell me it's probably about 48 hours. investigators were already in the laundrie home weeks ago, probably established a dna profile. if it's a fingerprint, could be a matter of hours. if it's a dental, it might be a day. if it's a dna from bone, that might be a week. all of this came about when the parents wanted to search this park located these items. many questions about how after five weeks of searching, they could come here in one day and immediately find items and potentially his remains. >>> the south bay mother accused of throwing wild drunken parties for minors will remain in custody after facing a judge for the first time. the judge denied bail for 47-year-old shannon o'connor. she's charged with 39 counts related to child enda

carley: steve herrion live at the park in northport, florida where the discovery was made. good morning. >> good morning. the fbi confirming they have found human remains in this park behind me. they found those remains in the area they found personal belongings of brian laundrie. here is the fbi investigator in charge. >> investigators found human remains along with personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. these items were found in an area that up until recently been underwater. >> fox digital obtained exclusive footage of brian laundrie's parent with investigators in this park. the parents advised fbi agents on where to look for what could be their son. here is the parents attorney. >> the probability is strong that it is brian's remains but we will wait until forensic results come in. >> the laundrie family home is a magnet for protesters, people who filed this case intensely, some coming from different parts of the country often yelling at their parents saying they did not do enough in this investigation or shielded their son from poli

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authorities here in northport, florida, announcing they have found remains next to belongings of backgroundk and a backpack submerged in water. they're waiting on forensics to determine if they belong to background. experts say it's probably about 48 hours because investigators were already in the laundrie home weeks ago probably establishing a dna profile at the time. if it's fingerprints, could be a matter of hours. a dental imprint might be a day. if they have to extract dna from bone, that could take about a week. all of this came about when his parents decided they wanted to search this park, flag the fbi the night before, met them in the morning and the parents themselves were zig zagging along a particular trail and located these items. a lot of questions how they could come here in one day and find items and potentially his remains. >>> this is another one a lot of people are talking about. the south bay mother accused of throwing wild drunken parties for minors. she'll remain in custody after facing a judge for the first time. the judge denied bail yesterday for 47-year-old shannon

steve harrigan is live at the park in northport florida. what do you have for us this morning? >> the fbi is confirming human remains were found right here in this park and they were found near personal items that belong to brian laundrie. here's the fbi tampa agent in charge of the investigation. >> investigators found human remains, personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. these items were found in an area that up until recently have been underwater. >> fox digital obtained exclusive footage of the brian laundrie parents with investigators, an attorney for the brian laundrie family says parents helped investigators, advising them on air where they thought their son might be found. >> you can imagine as a parent finding your son's belongings alongside remains and that has to be heartbreaking and they are heartbroken. >> reporter: the laundry home is a magnet for protesters who angrily shouted at parents, they claim parent of not done enough to help the investigation and even shielded their son from investigators. no worry about gabby petito.

late this afternoon, two fbi agents pulled up to the laundrie house in northport where they spent threenforming the parents in person that they're 23-year-old son is dead. laundrie was a subject of a nationwide manhunt, the only person of interest in the disappearance and death of his 22-year-old fiance gabby petito. the laundrie family attorney said the parents will not be making any statements and to please respect their privacy. the young man and woman had been on a long summer road trip out west documenting their exploits on social media. he returned home to florida without her and her body was later discovered in a wyoming national forest, cause of death a homicide by strangulation. with her parents also are making no comment at this time. according to the laundrie parents two days after gabby was reported missing, their son went to the environmental park for a hike. he never returned and was never seen again. the cause of his death still yet to be determined. the story riveted much of the nation for the past two months with people demanding justice for gabby petito. now we know th

they had for brian laundrie and the skeletal remains that they found here. 5:15 this evening in northport at the home of brian laundrie's parents chris and roberta, an unmarked vehicle was seen parking, two agents went inside. they met with the parents for about three or 4 minutes and left clearly informing them about the dental records match. he was the only person of interest in the disappearance and murder -- >> bret: phil keating on the ground, we lost that live shot again. these remains according to the fbi are those of brian laundrie. we have the official fbi comparison of dental records confirming the human remains are his. the next question becomes where this investigation goes and if brian laundrie's parents have more to tell authorities about the circumstances of gabby petito and what their son did and did not say, we don't know if they are going to cooperate further after this. also breaking tonight, attorney general merrick garland is in the hot seat all day on capitol hill, republicans on the house judiciary committee quizzing the ag over his recent memo targeting parents of

decided they were going to go out to the reserve today to search, and that they told the fbi and northport police they were going to do that, and this morning that the parents, along with law enforcement, found, quote, some articles belonging to brian. that is all we know. we don't know what they were, we don't know how significant they could be, we don't know when they would have been left by brian. but the medical examiner has been called to the scene as well as pasco county cadaver dog has been called to the scene, plus two spotters. the cadaver dog was called this morning. we don't know what time this morning at all, we don't know if they made a hit or what activity they have done, but this is a developing situation here, obviously significant, not only that articles of brian's were found according to the family attorney for the laundries, but also the fact the medical examiner has been called to the scene, ana. >> i want to get a few former v investigators, andrew cajon and andrew mccabe. andrew, how big a development is this to this investigation? >> ana, it could be very big. this i

also late this afternoon, to go fbi agents pulled up to the laundrie house in northport with a spentr 4 minutes inside and then left. clearly informing them in person that they're 23-year-old son is dead. laundrie was the subject of a nationwide manhunt, the only person of interest in the disappearance and death of his 22-year-old fiance, gabby petito. the laundrie family attorney says they will not be making any statement and to please respect their privacy. the young men and women had been on the long summer road trip out west documenting their exploits in national parks on social media. he returned home to florida without her and her body was later discovered in a wyoming national forest. cause of death determined to be homicide by strangulation. her parents are also making no comment at this time. according to the laundrie parents, to go days after gabby was reported missing by her mom in new york, their son went to the environmental part for a hike. he never returned and was never seen again. the cause of this death is still to be determined. the story has riveted much of the na

been nearly one month since brian laundrie went missing as police continue to scour the reserve in northportbby petito's family prepares to take down a makeshift memorial for their daughter. steve harrigan is live at the family home with more. >> this memorial near city hall will be taken down on tuesday, the items have been hit hard by the wind and rain and some of the family members have been here to take some items as keepsakes there expected to come back and take more throughout the day we have seen a steady stream of people come to take pictures and pay their respect some to pray many of the people that knew someone involved in this case when you talk to them you get a sense of how the homicide is affecting this community. here's what a couple had to say. >> i hope they find him alive so justice and most importantly so an investigation can continue. >> it scares me and my daughter, it's unexpected we did not expect this to happen honestly. it is scary for all young girls. >> as for brian laundrie the 23-year-old this is the fourth week of the search for him much of the search has taken

the fbi and northport started police department were informed last night of brian's parents intentionsberta laundrie there this morning after a brief search off of the trail that brian frequented, some articles belonging to him were found." that's a portion and we was focusing on just now because we do not know the timing of when those things may have been left there. we do not know how they can forget so quickly. we do not know it is there. we want to be cautious here and let the story unfold before his. you've been following this very closely from the first time that gabby petito was reported missing. >> dagen: and when brian laundrie went missing and what the parents were saying about finding his car and driving back to their home wasn't very suspicious from moment one. i want to raise this issue that the belongings of brian laundrie's were found today. the myakkahatchee park was closed for weeks during the search. it only reopened tuesday. all of a sudden -- for weeks, they were searching and authorities were searching for brian laundrie in this area. the park reopened yesterday an

northport, florida police are defending themselves against criticism they let brian laundrie get awaylls cnn laundrie was under surveillance before he vanished but says officers were limited in how much they could act. brian disappeared three weeks ago. would surveillance or nonsurveillance preclude officers from going where any citizen goes? the answer is no. they could have followed. they could follow you somewhere. if they have a reason to or even if they don't have a reason to. they're not going to do anything to you. if they're just watching somebody, and they leave and go to the reserve, why didn't they go to the reserve? we're not allowed to do that? says who? please show us. so three weeks ago this happens before there was an open homicide investigation. at that time petito's body has not yet been found. here is what the police spokesman told randi kaye. >> if you talk to a lot of people who have experience in law enforcement, i mean, the guy goes for a walk in the carlton reserve. he is not wanted for a crime. what are we supposed to do? we're going to go treat a tree, follow

a road trip that ended a month ago today when brian laundrie returned here to northport, florida, without. >> leyla santiago reporting for us. leyla, thank you. let's get some analysis right now for the state attorney for palm beach county, florida, dave aaronberg, and major neil franklin, retired officer with the maryland, state, and baltimore police department. dave, why is this new body camera footage so important as investigators rye to piece together what exactly happened to dpgabby petito? . >> good evening, wolf. to me, this body cam video tells me two things. first, it answers the question as to whether the police on the scene got the message from the 911 operators that witnesses saw brian hitting gabby. and secondly, it also tells me that there was probable cause that day to arrest brian. at first, you know, they were trying to focus on arresting gabby, but now you have witnesses who said that brian was hitting gabby and you have gabby admitting that brian did grab her face, put his nail in her skin, leading to a mark, and she did what many domestic violence victims do, in that s

he disappeared in september, two weeks after he showed up alone at his parent's home in northport, floridaa week after, laundrie went missing. the body of gabby petito was found at a wyoming national park with a pair had been on a cross-country trip. an autopsy determined petito died of speculation. laundrie was not charged in petito's death but was indicted for allegedly using her debit card in the days following her killing. i am at matt finn. now back to "hannity." for all of your headlines, log onto foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: now the attorney general merrick garland was on the hot seat on capitol hill today, tried to walk back his efforts to weaponize the fbi against parents standing up to radical, out-of-control school boards. take a look. >> fbi agents attending local school board meetings question rick >> no, fbi agents will not be attending school board meetings and there is nothing is memo to suggest it. >> sean: real strong republicans like jim jordan major to hold him accountable after that deception. now, listen to congressman jordan expose garland's agenda to politicize the

that's exactly what northport police spokesperson said, anything's possible.n idea of the area we're talking about. when a lot of people think of florida, they think of south beach or orlando and disney world. this is florida, florida, with the swamps and the gators and the snakes. this is an area where a lot of people wouldn't be able to survive, especially not from four weeks long of being there. brian laundrie's parents say that he left on september 13th with only a backpack. so cnn interviewed some survival experts, and they say a backpack really wouldn't have enough supplies to keep someone alive in those conditions for four weeks. carlton reserve, 25,000 acres of swampy areas. and last month a lot of those bikes and hiking trails were flooded out because of so much rain. those waters now are starting to recede. and then you think, well, maybe he could go hunting and kill some animals and eat them. but the survival experts said, well, if he started a fire, that would draw too much attention for somebody who is trying to potentially hide from police and au

live report from northport down in florida.ura ingle joins us right now. laura, apparently the patito family not ready yet. reporter: we reached out when the news came about over the last two days and as you said they said to me they are not ready at this time, 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 w

you the home in northport, florida with the latest today. >> the haywood county sheriff's office in northssible sightings along the appalachian trail. authority say none were as descriptive as florida hiker dennis davis who says he has no doubts that he spoke to brian early saturday morning noon at the north carolina and tennesse border. the man who appeared to be brian , flagged him down in a white pickup truck. the man appeared dazed and confused as he rambled on about a fight with his girlfriend and questioned him about directions to california. >> i said it's right there next to us you can get on i 40 and drive to california. after that, he kind of just looked at me and he said no i think i'm going to keep driving down this road road. all of a sudden it dawned on me what if it was that guy. so i got off on the next exit and quickly pulled up my phone, the first picture i pulled up was that portrait view of him with that black beard and mustache. right at that moment i said tha is absolutely him. >> dana says he called local police and the fbi if you sheriff's deputies were sent ou to

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steve: we are live at the park in northport, florida, where steve, it sounds like the father, chris, belonged to his son. reporter: exactly. that all went down a short distance from where i'm standing. at the fbi confirming they found human remains in the park. unclear whose remains, but they were found right around and some personal items that belonged to brian laundrie. here is the chief fbi investigator. >> investigators found what appears to be human remains along with personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. these items were found in an area that up until recently have been underwater. reporter: you mentioned the father, fox digital got exclusive footage of brian laundrie's parents inside the park with investigators. a lawyer for his parents say they helped guide investigators to a place where brian laundrie could be. >> it's quite sad as you imagine as a parent finding your son's belongings alongside some remains and that's got to be heartbreaking and i can tell you they are heartbroken. reporter: the brian laundrie home here has been a magnet

taking down a tribute, the family of gabby petito retrieving this plaque from a makeshift memorial in northportr honor. the site shows signs of weather damage. authorities in the area are still searching the swampy carlton reserve for brian laundrie. he is only person of interest in the death of gabby petito. >>> kim kardashian west, keeping it real. the reality star taking aim at her family, throwing the audience for a loop during her opening monologue for "saturday night live." listen. >> i know we're divided as a country but i love america to come together. which is why i'm here to announce that i'm running for, i'm just kidding. [laughter]. i'm not running for president. we can't have three failed politicians in one family. will: kardashian west roasting caitlyn jenner and kanye west who ran for office. took a jab for her family's ties to o.j. simpson. >> sort of weird to remember the first black person you met but o.j. does life a mark or several, or none at all. i still don't know. will: she is kind of good. rachel: she practice ad lot by the way, for a long time. will: got to respect tha