buenos dias. good morning, welcome to your new day. it is sunday, october 30, halloween eve. i m boris sanchez. halloween eve. good to be with you. i m ambra walker. thank you for starting your among morning with us. we start in asia. south korea declaring a national day of mourning after a deadly crowd surge killed 153 people who were out celebrating halloween in the capital of seoul. we have to warn you, some of the images we re going to share are graphic. authorities are still investigating exactly what caused this crowd crush. but emergency officials first began receiving reports of people buried in crowds on saturday evening. there were thousands of people out that night in an area of the city with very narrow streets as you can say. they re packed in alleys. and witnesses say people were trapped and panicked because they couldn t breathe with dozens of people being administered cpr on the sidewalks. i turned around and i told the crowd, you can t come this way.
own halloween costumes. rachel has children lurking around the building somewhere. rachel: they re all getting ready. i saw a determined looking police officer out there. rachel: he wanted to be a law enforcement officer. he looks great. rachel: he looks amazing. it was interesting. i looked through the costumes, there was s.w.a.t. team, fbi and regular law enforcement and interesting, my gut reaction was not fbi this year. [laughter] rachel: not this year. so he s the s.w.a.t. team. i love the fbi but not right now with the leadership. so that s my that was my call. you can raid anybody at any time for any reason with the fbi. rachel: they re going after pro-lifers, so not this year. the halloween kid parade is a long fox & friends tray. rachel: it does have a long tradition. it is almost always chaotic. expect that. it makes for good television. rachel: it won t be the same without the hegseth. they always make a splash. we have the duffys in full force. i
davos. the winter playground of the rich. and not far from many of those rich and those closest to putin where they ve enjoyed a life of luxury. plus, a navy veteran is accusing congressman george santos of stealing thousands of dollars. you will hear his story and the moment that he realized it was the same man accused of deceiving voters on everything from where he went to college to his religion. that veteran speaks out in an interview you ll see first outfront tonight. and also the chilling evidence against brian walshe, the husband accused of murdering and dismembering his wife in massachusetts. evidence authorities say includes googling, can you throw away body parts. let s go outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the davos deception. so the elite luxury alpine ski resort in davos, switzerland, is the center of the world s elite tonight, hosting right now probably still lots of parties going on, who s who in the world of money and polit
the disappearance of his wife ana. we learned in horrifying detail what prosecutors say he did to her and the online research he said he did on how. this includes in the space of less than one hour searches for, quote, how to stop a body from decomposing, how to embalm a body and ten ways to dispose of a dead body if you really need to. ana walshe is the mother of their three young children. she s been missing since the new year and today in a quincy, massachusetts, courtroom prosecutors laid out what they believe her husband did to her. jason carroll joins us with the latest. talk about the arraignment. did the prosecutor provide any explanation for motive? reporter: well, anderson, you talked about some of those searches there, and if you re talking about motive, i would direct you to some of those searches. two in particular that walshe allegedly made, one had to do with divorcing, what s the best state for a man to get a divorce. he searched about that. the other was ab
reporter: what we definitely learned, anderson, is you know, a lot more about the timeline in court today, much of it linked to the alleged internet searches that walshe conducted on december 27th, january 1st, the second and fourth internet searches about things such as dna, divorce, and a decomposing body. i think the number one concern is finding ana and finding out what happened. reporter: the timeline in the mystery of what happened to ana walshe spans more than two weeks, starting on new year s day. that s when her husband, brian walshe, claims she left her cohasset home in a ride share, or taxi, to fly to washington, d.c. for work. but prosecutors say there is no evidence ana got a ride or went to the airport. brian walshe tells investigators on this day, he ran errands for his mother in a nearby town. but they find no evidence those trips occurred. prosecutors also today detailing the internet searches he made on january 1st, including at 4:55 a.m., how long bef