sincere and heart felt condolences to gabby s family. we ask that you all respect the privacy as they mourn the loss of her daughter. earlier today, human remains were discovered consistent with the description of gabrielle gabby petino. investigators made the grim discovery while searching grand teton national park yesterday. the teton county coroner s office will conduct an autopsy on tuesday to determine cause of death. and officially identify the body. gabby s father posting that beautiful tribute on twitter writing #gabby petino she touched the world. the petino schmidt family attorney also rescue for bringing gabby home. the news about gabby petino is heart breaking. the laundrie family pray for gabby and her family. but, back here in florida, brian laundrie is still a person of interest. and police are still looking for him. bad weather forced authorities to stop their search yesterday evening. police say it is a possibility that he had hurt himself or even committed
husband always does it, right? you don t find fingerprints, blood, dna in the house. could somebody else be the killer. i wondered what the man was capable of. so much tragedy, so much heartbreak. we waited for them to figure out that they had it wrong. it was a second of july, 2008, early evening in a fine old town called prescott, arizona. sun going down. air cooling down to a fine evening warm. here at the town s historic rodeo grounds, refuges from the summer heat and phoenix, two hours and 25 degrees away, settled in to the stands to enjoy the exploits of the cowboys. at the same time, a few miles away on the edge of town, a woman named carol kennedy jogged. some time after 7:00, she turned in at her street, backyard, called bridle path, she arrived at the back door of the house she intended to inhabit for the rest of her natural days. but of course, carol kennedy had no idea that this was going to be her last day and no, it would not be natural at all. it
good evening. we begin with breaking news and word that the storm named elsa is now a hurricane. with that, i want to go straight to our meteorologist. what s the latest on this story? within the last hour, hurricane aircraft have taken off to investigate elsa. now it hasn t even arrived. it s just arriving now. even without their valuable information and data, the national hurricane center went ahead and increased this value from tropical storm to category 1 hurricane based on information coming out of tampa. we knew it would happen sometime this evening. it will make landfall as a category 1. more on that in a moment. our rain amounts are going to increase. we re going to see five to ten, maybe isolated 15 now. the very first hurricane warning issued today since mhurricane michael. we re looking at landfall right around sun rise up in the big bend. the last time we had a july hurricane for the west coast of florida was 134 years ago. that s how rare it is in july, it was
hurricane based on information coming from the radar out of tampa. we agree, we knew it was going to happen this evening. it will make landfall as a category 1. more in a minute. we have activity still down to the south. that s going to follow suit. our rain amounts are going to increase. 5 to 10, maybe 15. the first hurricane warning issued for the west coast since hurricane michael three years ago in 2018. for good reason. we are looking at landfall around sunrise in the big bend. the last time we had a july hurricane, for the west coast of florida, it was 134 years ago. that s how rare in july, it was 1886. when you look at the storm surge, big concerns. now that we have a category 1, everything from this parallel north is under the gun as far as a surge of at least three, four, even five feet. when you look at the radar, we have had a lot of lightning around the core. that s another indication that things have been firing up and that core is intensifying. the crews at sur
gravity will compound an already horrific human tragedy. officials in surfside make a fateful decision. with a tropical storm on the horizon, what remains of champ plain towers shouting must come down. john berman in for anderson with a special holiday edition of 360. the demolition began last night. this was necessary, officials say, because the remaining structure was being held up by little more than the rubble itself. when search crews returned to the pile around 1:00 a.m. they uncovered three more bodies and one more later today. in a moment, the very latest from the scene. first, though, tropical storm elsa. surfside is already feeling the outer edge of it. the worst could be coming instead to the gulf coast of florida. cnn meteorologist derek van dan has been following the storm and joins us from ft. myers in florida. no so bad there yet, derek, but it will get worse. reporter: 100%, john. you ve covered enough of these storms that you understand these outer bands