ainsley: it s the nation s longest running fair and after covid shut it down last year the state fair of texas is back, and it is bigger than ever, giving local small business owners a much-needed boost. will: let s head back down to dallas where lawrence jones is live at the fair. what s up, lawrence? reporter: hey, what s up, family we are in god s country, at the state fair of texas, and we have carissa, one of the vp s here, so, carissa, yesterday i saw a lot of folks people are back, excited, having fun. were you guys expecting so many people to show up on the first opening weekend? you know, we really didn t know what to expect so i would say i wish auto it had that crystal ball to be able to know in 2019 we welcomed more than 2.5 million people to the state fair of texas. we are anticipating less attendance this year due to the pandemic but people are out here , having fun. the majority of the fair grounds are outdoors.
for anything that might have laundrie s d.n.a. on it as their son remains a person of interest in gabby s death. fugitive indicted by a federal grand jury in wyoming for using someone else s debit card during the three days is he suspected of driving from wyoming all the way back home to florida alone without petino who had had accompanied him for a long road trip out west. despite dozens of searches by land, foot air and swamp buggy in the florida back country. laundrie has not been located. his whereabouts a true mystery at this point. police dispatch in moab, utah where that person called 911 around the park where he saw a guy hitting a girl. dispatch records say they did tell that to the officers before they responded. result 34569ly letting the couple go with one night of cooling off apart. and tonight, up in new york, the families of gabby petino will be having a big news conference as
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for people to work in the warehouse. truck drivers move the goods across the country. create another shortage firing healthcare workers. which while congress is set to pass $.5 trillion spending bill to let the government step in and ensure that everybody is taken care of. we are breaking down the entire idea of a productive society and overreliance on our government. there is a massively huge story here. ainsley: doing the same thing at the border. if you are one these police officers and you ride one of these horses they are saying you are not allowed to do that anymore. and if you talk to lawmakers down in texas. they say really? this is how you fix the problem? these are the individuals that have helped us through this border crisis. if you look at the hospitals. these are the people that got us through covid. every night you would walk outside in new york and people were banging pots and pans off of their balconies or opening up their windows and praising healthcare workers this s
last years. you can see this year it s almost triple what it was a year ago. so he tells us nothing new. i would suggest 1.5 million as compared to half a million roughly is something new. what more, let s not bury 17,000, 30,000. the fascinating figure here is roughly 10 to 12,000 have been released into the united states of america, to your point, half maybe will show up for court date. and do you think when he said 10 to 12,000 he was low balling it or high balling it? he said could be, might be 10. possibly 12. could be higher. when you saw that bidenville camp underneath that bridge, was it your estimation, was it your expectation they would be released into the united states? when that camp went away, what did you think? where did you think all those migrants would end up? steve: well, and you know, will, the administration was very careful and they started showing us pictures of the people being deported because for a lot of the people they wanted, you know, obviously they were