sister got a reaction from brian s dad who he removed the sign early saturday morning as and protesters continue to demand justice for gabby here in north port, the gabby petito foundation is expected to hold its first fund raiser today in new york, expected to happen in less than 30 minutes. arthel: charles watson, thank you. eric. eric: a founding father may soon get booted out of new york city l hall. for 187 years, thomas jefferson has stared over the proceedings of the new york city council. the statue is in front of the room, along with portraits of george washington. jefferson may get yanked because the man who wrote all men are created equal once owned slaves. laura ingal is outside the historic city hall with the latest on this. hey, laura. reporter: hi, eric. you faux, there is a lot of history here behind me in new york city hall but not all of it is appropriate according to
laundry. this amid growing frustration over the investigation as protesters gather outside laundry s home in north port. we have team fox coverage. laura ingal live in jackson, wyoming on the search for gabby. first to charles watson in north port, florida. charles. reporter: the search for gabby s boyfriend enters day two. authorities are back out, searching for any trace of brian who has been missing for five days. yesterday, authorities called off the search around sunset, about 50 officers from fearly half dozen agencies were out with drones and search dogs trying to see if they could pick up a scent or trace of brian. for many in the community, the focus is finding gabby and the community made that clear last
in contact with her family. senior correspondent laura ingal is live in jackson, wyoming with more. laura, what can you tell us? reporter: hi, arthel. the ground search efforts to find any sign of gabby continue on and press on today, both with the fbi, national park service and local law enforcement and today we are learning of a new potential clue that could help place her and her van in this general area before her fiance, brian laundry, took her van back to florida. this is a new development. a fellow camper discovered a video that she took of a gravel road that people pull over and camp, near the park, on august 27th. once this woman realized what she had, she shared it immediately. listen. we came across a white van that had florida plates. a small white van. we were going to stop and say hi because we re from florida too. but the van was completely dark,
overwhelming rustic and remote area that stretches over 300,000 acres with the impressive mountain range that has glaciers, rivers, lakes and wetlands. they have had hundreds of tips. this is exactly why it is so important for anybody who was in the area to share any videos or pictures that they have. the fbi asking anybody to call 1-800-call-fbi if they do. arthel: great reporting, laura ingal, thanks, laura. meanwhile, at the southern border, we re learning hundreds of border patrol agents are heading to texas to deal with the estimated 14,000 migrants now camped under the international bridge in del-rio, waiting to be processed. bill malujan live at the border. bill, what s the latest? yeah, benjamin, good afternoon to you. we are currently embedded with
laura ingal has more. it was a call to action heard around the world. 13 countries in all taking part in demonstrations today to bring attention to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in afghanistan. making a plea for help for those struggling to get out and to get assistance to those who have evacuated. from new york to san francisco, nine major cities in the u.s. holding large scale save afghan lives events today. many on hand at the new york demonstration who have people they know stranded in the country are sharing their stories and what their efforts have been like to get their loved ones to safe haven. i asked one organizer for a first-hand account. i have a couple. i will give you one. there was a woman with her two children. her husband was a u.s. citizen. she was denied access three times. as more afghan refugees are evacuated by the day, demonstrators in 13 countries are sounding off calling on the u.s. government and the international community to commit to an open door