here's the way you can turn him in without getting yourself in trouble. >> reporter: john walsh will be appearing in a discovery i.d. special tomorrow night in hopes of helping investigators find brian. >> the public will break this wide open. social media will help. >> reporter: the coroner acknowledging today that gabby's death is one of far too many. >> there are a lot of both men and women who have lost their lives that aren't covered with this kind of media attention. >> reporter: today the laundrie family through their attorney issued a statement saying, gabby petito's death at such a young age is a tragedy, but added, brian is only considered a person of interest to gabby petito's demise. the details of gabby's death were announced. her mother and stepfather visiting a long island memorial in her memory. >> what i see is these parallel investigations continue recognize the homicide investigation in wyoming, the fugitive investigation based in florida. they will get to a point if they don't find brian, dead or alive, in the reserve, they'll stop looking. i think we will get ans

plus the former host of america's most wanted john walsh is here on the outbreak of crime in america. and how joe biden has politicized the just its department to protect his political allies and perhaps even his son. first my open. how would you feel if your daughter, sister or mother were raped on a train over the course of 27 stops for 40 minutes while other train passengers and there were many, picked up their phones, not to call the police, not to call 911, but to videotape the act being perpetrated in front of them. no one interfered. no one yelled stop, no one tried to end the horror inflicted on his innocent helpless woman. instead they chose to take out their phones and videotape the maddening violence in front of them. so far no one has volunteered the video to police. it was for entertainment purposes. we used to say if you see something, say something. today it's see something, say nothing. this is a reflection of how our society has disintegrated. a culture that has no feeling for the victim of crime. the this could never happen to me attitude is adopted so people could f

here now is john walsh, the stove in pursuit with john wals on investigation discovery. his special report airs tonight or he always great to have you. i heard you on the call yesterday with the coroner's office asking why in the world that brian laundrie hasn't been accused of being a murderer. is it your sense, john, that they don't have the evidence here they need? >> i think they're doing it for two reasons and i really don't understand. i am an fbi and of the year twice, and i've had 17 guys and work together in tandem so why they haven't released that nationwide warrant for homicide and let everybody income of the marshals and everybody else. we need to catch this creep. he's a coward, he's a horrible weasel, and if he gets cornered and his horrible parents, the despicable dirty laundrie, if h gets cornered, he might take somebody else out there he did it as a matter of time for this guide. i think the coroner, he did the right thing. he called income he is not a medical examiner, he's a doctor so he called in a forensic pathologist, anthropologist, toxicology, and

it's john walsh again from in pursuit with john walsh. you will probably be the most important witness at the trial and i asked you before how confident you feel that brian laundrie they use the semantics that he was a person of interest , i'm old school, he was the only suspect ever, and i just wonder, you are going to b the most important got a the trial probably. do you have any doubts it's brian laundrie? >> i can't make any comment about any suspects because we are not involved in that part o the investigation. we are only involved in the investigation of the body of th deceased. so who committed the homicide i really to be determined by law enforcement. >> i thank you for your hard work, and i always say in so many cases i've been involved in , let the pathologist and the coroner do their work no matter how long it takes so i think yo probably don't of really good job on this case. thank you for your time. >> doctor, this is rochelle wit abc action news in tampa. can you kind of walk us through the process to how you arrived at this

john walsh takes aim at brian laundrie's parents as jada draws attention to missing women of color. >> i believe that every single person deserves to have attention in regards to being missing. >> we just have a really good time together. >> katie's taking heat for supporting matt but has she now changed her tune? then -- >> towering at 6'3". that's good, ben. that's really good. >> affleck and damon are back in "the last duel." but you won't believe what they told us about their friendship on the set of "good will hunting." and why is jamie lee curtis

it's john walsh from "in pursuit with john walsh" on discovery i.d. dr. blue, thank you for your time. i think everybody in the world believes that brian laundrie killed gabby. with your extensive work on the body, are you sure that it's brian laundrie? and will the fbi issue a nationwide homicide warrant now that they know the cause of death? >> we are only tasked with the determination of cause and manner of death. who committed the homicide is up to law enforcement. and i cannot answer the question about the fbi. you will have to contact them. >> jeremy, you are now allowed to ask your question. >> yes, hello, doctor. if you could please -- can you comment on any other bruising, maybe, on the body that possibly was healing, possibly older bruises or cuts that might have been healing over the last couple of weeks before her passing? >> wyoming state statute, no other information about the autopsy is released. just the cause of death. >> hi there, this is heather lee, reporter at abc action news in tampa, florida. i just wanted to know if you could expla

running me now, in pursuit with john walsh, wednesday 10:00 p.m. callahan walsh is back with me so callahan, obviously your family has been through something very similar. what is going on? >> the manhunt is finally over. gabby petito's family can finally rest easy knowing the alleged killer of their daughter is not out there hurting anybody else. the news brian's remains were found is great news in my opinion. very suspicious it happens to be right when the parents joined the search, apparently according to the lawyer they stated state already given the information to law enforcement but their lawyer has been an untrustworthy narrator of the story to say the least are not sure if i buy that the fact remains brian's body has been found, his remains have been found and the manhunt is over. kennedy: what happens to the investigation? what does the fbi say who likely killed gabby petito? >> the investigation will continue because there are person of interest was found, doesn't mean the fbi or law enforcement is going to stop the investigation. they ne

plus the former host of america's most wanted john walsh is here on the outbreak of crime

plus the former host of america's most wanted john walsh is here on the outbreak of crime in

let's ask son of john walsh and the co-host of in pursuit with john walsh callahan walsh. good morning to you, sir. we have a statement from the laundrie family attorney over cassie's situation where she said she didn't see the brother now she is saying she did. lawyers saying cassie saw her brother brian and again 6th. any conversation by cassie that does not reflect these dates is simply a difference of relating an answer to a question misinterpreted by cassie. a lot of people are looking at the family's behavior and saying something stunt add up here. >> yeah, i don't know. i think is just another excuse they caught caught in a lie and another lie from the dirty laundries. i hope she is tell the truth and working with law enforcement as she is saying she is. but with this discrepancy and the timeline her searing her brother earlier and seeing him later and coming forward, it's all -- it's not adding up to great stuff. again, one more lie from the dirty laundrie family. carley: you and your father devoted your lies to victim's rights and finding the bad guys. you have so

. >> this is john walsh from "in pursuit." doctor, thank you for your time. i think that everybody in the world believes that brian laundrie killed gabby. with your work on the body, are you sure that it is brian laundrie and will the fbi issue a nationwide homicide warrant now that they know the cause of death? >> we are only tasked with the determination of cause of manner of death. who committed the homicide is up to law enforcement. and i cannot answer the question about the fbi. you would have to contact them. >> hello, doctor. if you could please -- can you comment on any other bruising, maybe on the body that possibly was healing, possibly older bruises or cuts that might have been healing over the past couple weeks before her passing? >> there is no other information about the autopsy that is released, just the cause of death. >> and this is a reporter at abc action news in tampa, florida. i just wanted to know if you could explain why it took about a month for this process to finish. i think a lot of people were hoping that they would learn this info

. >>> so i want to go now to callahan walsh, he is co-host of in pursuit with his father, john walsh, and has been closely following the manhunt for brian laundrie. so, callahan, what does it tell you that police still have so many officers, you know, seeming to really triple down on this florida nature reserve after almost three weeks? >> well, i think this is a good thing. you know, we have seen too many of these cases that capture the nation's attention but they go cold because there is not additional information or evidence coming out. and law enforcement just hits a wall. i think this means one of two things. either, a tip has come in from the public and we've seen so much information, so many of these armchair detectives and internet sleuths digging into this case. so it's either a tip from the public or something law enforcement has figured out on their own to really continue to search that area and bring in more resources so i'm glad to see the added, additional person -- you know, people/power that's been added to the search for brian because i think it -- it tells us that th

former "america's most wanted" host and victims advocate host john walsh said he turned over more than 100 tips to the fbi. >> i talked to gabby's father and he said, john, i just pray we get him. >> reporter: the laundrie family attorney telling abc news, gabby's death at such a young age is a tragedy. brian is only considered a person of interest in relation to gabby petito's demise. at this time brian is still missing and when he is located we will address the pending fraud charge against him. gabby's mom firing back at laundrie's attorneys saying his words are garbage. so far brian laundrie has been charged with unauthorized use of gabby petito's credit card. technically he is a person of interest in her disappearance. guys? >> all right, victor, thank you for that. for more now let's bring in abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams. dan, what does this finding tell us? >> it's two pieces of bad news for brian laundrie. first with regard to the cause of death. when you're talking about strangulation, that is very typically the cause of death in domestic violence cases. it is angry.

. >> trace: joining me now is the co-host of in pursuit with john walshe. breaking news in all this now is that now we're getting information the parents actually knew their son, parents of brian laundrie, knew he was despondent and they feared he was going to commit suicide when he went into that preserve and my question is how come authorities didn't know this and how come we didn't know this and the petito family did not know this? >> i don't think the laundries have been forthcoming with information that made sense. we know what the lawyer is saying to the public and what the lawyer is not saying to the public. he has been not a great -- maybe untrustworthy narrator in this story. the fact they say we knew brian was going to hurt himself that wasn't clear from the beginning. their timeline changed over the course of this including they said they told law enforcement to search this area and all of a sudden they come out and say now they can find him. is that true? do we know they told law enforcement to search that exact area? there were tons of resource

. >> you have personalities like john walsh or dog the bounty hunter being involved, then that's the win. the more eyes the better. >> what's are arwith all the resources to find this one guy who may or may not have killed this one woman? >> one thing that happened immediately after this case blew up in the media is it opened a broader conversation about missing women and specifically missing black and indigenous women and the lack of attention given to them. >> you have to remember that there are thousands of indigenous women have gone missing in the same area gabby's body was found. and gabby's case, luckily, has brought awareness to that. >> let's stand up for missing, and murdered indigenous women. >> she said she's never heard of this missing white women syndrome. >> anyone in true crime has seen it. this notion we have, as a culture too, specifically fixate on young, beautiful white women. >> it's really hard to talk about the missing white woman syndrome in the context of this case because of course we cared deeply, deeply about gabby petito. but at the same time, we have to r

crime victims advocate and john walsh's son, the cohost of in pursuit. the whole world looking for this guy. the family call the cops two years ago, we went to the carlton reserve. and the dad finds brian's stuff. what do you think of that? >> they choose their search to begin with and they find brian's remains. according to the lawyer, they searched this area already. the lawyer has been somewhat of an untrustworthy narrator in the story so who knows if that is true. i find it strange that all of a sudden when brian's parents decide to join the search. he's all of a sudden found. brian: the probability is strong those are brian's remains. use it in the past you and your father both said you wonder whether or not the family was helping brian in his quest to stay out of the clutches of the cops. >> i believe the family helped him get a head start. wasn't sure how much of a head start, driving them out of state, providing him resources but without a doubt they helped him get that head start. they were very cagey, would not answer any questions from the pet

former america's most wanted host john walsh thinks his parents are helping him hide. >> his horrible parents, the despicable dirty brian laundrie's that are financing his run. janice: a medical examiner revealing her death homicide by strangulation. trance-- >> don't believe that you know i'm going to give up this game for a vaccine mandate. people saying all these things about what's going on with me and it's not true. pay attention to what's going on in the real world. people are losing their jobs to these mandates. janice: banning him from practice and games until he complies with new york city's vaccine mandate as the point guard faces losing $60 million this season. william shatner returns to earth after launching into space. captain kirk stealing not show. the flight overshadowing reports on a toxic workspace at the blue origin. unofficial who resigns writing a memo to jeff bezos saying quote our current culture is toxic to our success. "washington post" is reporting former employees called leadership in blue origin ineffective and micromanaging. that's a look at the headlines.

and then john gustus and ann jamie walsh who were on our team at the nancy reagan foundation. [applause] first quick story, interview day, dress it to the nines in my 20s, new hairdo, new pumps, new suit i can remember it like it was yesterday. i'm taken through the back hallways of the beverly hilton hotel up to her sweets. i'm sitting in my chair ready to go this is nancy reagan i met her once in a crowd this is the first time ever in a one on one alone. i am just ready. in my mind i thought should be in a red suit with beautiful pumps may be carrying a chanel bag i did not know. and in she bounces in the bedroom area in running shoes, jeans and a big oversight sweater. i thought oh that is interesting. but it showed me right from the very get-go that mrs. reagan could be that person that in her private life was very much like you and me. in her jeans, and her running shoes was very sweet comment down to earth in those moments. i've never forgotten that. the other memory it was a moment ago and they're playing new york new york. we were in new york quite a bit. and it later

william walsh is heading up iata. the last group he was heading up was iag, one of the better placed airline groupings. you mentioned ryanair come easyjet, these low-cost groups in europe's had learned lessons over the year in close and scrupulous cost management. that is not probably adopted industrywide. i should mention lessons learned in groups like air france and klm. all of those are in much more difficult segments. smaller airlines in markets regional always have a tough time and it is a sector prone to government taxation and understandably in the spotlight for an environment that will bring issues of cost and credibility the industry has to address. alix: it feels like it is easy to look at the government bailouts we have seen as a covid thing and hopefully they can start making their own money and then it will be fine. i want to pivot off of guys point as we transition into a world where sustainable aviation fuel is by no means prevalent and at some point we will need -- we will need new planes. is this nati

when tom vilsack did that last week with john deere workers. now today it happened again. this time service u.s. secretary of labor marty walsh, who is the, of course, the top official in charge of u.s. labor policy ex went to a picket line in lancaster, pennsylvania, today to show support for the kellogg's workers. he said this ahead of the trip. i grew up in a working class family. i am the son of immigrants and a proud second-generation capital laborer. i have always stood with america's working people. i will continue to do so as your secretary of labor. see you there. on the picket line, secretary marty walsh said these workers are exercising their right for free speech and to try to get better working conditions not just for them, but their families and the generations of people who going to come behind them. it might be different for a secretary of labor of the united states of america to come out and stand on a picket line, but he said workers need to understand that people stand with them and i want them to know as secretary of labor i will stand with them. accord

when tom vilsack did that last week with john deere workers. now today it happened again. this time service u.s. secretary of labor marty walsh, who is the, of course, the top official in charge of u.s. labor policy ex went to a picket line in lancaster, pennsylvania, today to show support for the kellogg's workers. he said this ahead of the trip. i grew up in a working class family. i am the son of immigrants and a proud second-generation capital laborer. i have always stood with america's working people. see you there. on the picket line, secretary walsh said these workers are exercising their right for free speech to get better working conditions not just for them, but their families and the generations of people who are going to come behind them. it might be different for a secretary of labor of the united states of america to come out and stand on a picket line, but he said workers need to understand that people stand with them and i want them to know as secretary of labor i will stand with them. according to our local affiliate there in pennsylvania, secretary walsh

the winner of the election will replace marty walsh, who has been serving as u.s. labor secretary since march. ♪ moderator: hello and welcome to the wbz boston mayoral debate. i'm john keller, political analyst for wbz tv and cbs in boston with a special welcome to our radio listeners across the city on wbz newsradio 1030 viewers everywhere watching us moderator: hello and welcome to the wbz boston mayoral debate. i'm john keller, political analyst for wbz tv and cbs in boston with a special welcome to our radio listeners across the city on wbz newsradio 1030 viewers everywhere watching us on c-span. this is the first debate between the two city councilors running for mayor. they are in alphabetical order. annissa essaibi george of dorchester, first elected to her at large council seat in 2015. welcome, councilor. and michelle wu of roslindale, 1st elected to her at large seat in 2013. welcome to you as well, councilor. before we begin, a quick word about our format -- each candidate will have one minute to address the same question. they'll take turns in alphabe

the winner of the election will replace marty walsh, who has been serving as u.s. labor secretary since march. ♪ moderator: hello and welcome to the wbz boston mayoral debate. i'm john keller, political analyst for wbz tv and cbs in boston with a special welcome to our radio listeners across the city on wbz newsradio 1030 viewers everywhere watching us on c-span. this is the first debate between the two city councilors running for mayor. they are in alphabetical order. annissa essaibi george of dorchester, first elected to her at large council seat in 2015. welcome, councilor. and michelle wu of roslindale, 1st elected to her at large seat in 2013. welcome to you as well, councilor. before we begin, a quick word about our format -- each candidate will have one minute to address the same question. they'll take turns in alphabetical order going first. then there's an open period of rebuttal and debate in which the candidates can question one another and raise other relevant topics. we're keeping track of talk time to ensure there is no major imbalance. there are on

the winner of the election will replace marty walsh, who has been serving as u.s. labor secretary since march. since march. ♪ moderator: hello and welcome to the wbz boston mayoral debate. i'm john keller, political analyst for wbz tv and cbs in boston with a special welcome to our radio listeners across the city on wbz newsradio 1030 viewers everywhere watching us on c-s moderator: hello and welcome to the wbz boston mayoral debate. i'm john keller, political analyst for wbz tv and cbs in boston with a special welcome to our radio listeners across the city on wbz newsradio 1030 viewers everywhere watching us on c-span. this is the first debate between the two city councilors running for mayor. they are in alphabetical order. annissa essaibi george of dorchester, first elected to her at large council seat in 2015. welcome, councilor. welcome to you as well, councilor. before we begin, a quick word about our format -- each candidate will have one minute to address the same question. they'll take turns in alphabetical order going first. then there's an open period

when mayor marty walsh resigned to become joe biden's labor secretary, a diverse slate of candidates jumped into the wide open race, the top six all identifying as people of color, three of them black. kim janie, john barrows, and district 4 city councillor andrea campbell who was endorsed by the "boston globe" but none of the three made it through the primaries. >> boston was on the cusp of possibly for the first time voting in a black man or a black woman as mayor, but it fell short. why? >> turnout was abysmal. i was growing up, and not seeing someone in the office who looked like me. i want to see that not in just the mayor's office in other positions across the commonwealth. >> our tour guide see it as -- >> there isn't a clear way for blacks and bostonians to clearly aggregate political power and wield it in this city. >> reporter: even though campbell won't be declaring victory on tuesday she says it is still a milestone we are celebrating. >> it is hi historic, a beautiful thing. we are going to be electing a woman for the first time in this city. we should celebrate that. >>

the winner of the election will replace marty walsh who has been serving as labor secretary since march. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the wbc boston mayoral debate. moderator: hello and welcome to the wbz boston mayoral debate. i'm john keller, political analyst for wbz tv and cbs in boston with a special welcome to our radio listeners across the city on wbz newsradio 1030 viewers everywhere watching us this is the first debate between the two city councilors running for mayor. they are in alphabetical order. annissa essaibi george of dorchester, first elected to her at large council seat in 2015. welcome, councilor. and michelle wu of roslindale, 1st elected to her at large seat in 2013. candidate will have one minute to address the same question. they'll take turns in alphabetical order going first. then there's an open period of rebuttal and debate in which the candidates can question one another and raise other relevant topics. we're keeping track of talk time to ensure there is no major imbalance. there are only three golden rules -- no filibustering, no talking over one another, an