frequent. sandra: brian laundrie has been named a person of interest in this case and in the case of the despairs and subsequent murder of his fiancee gabby petitio. phil keating is live in fort lauderdale, florida, for us. we are looking at the light images of the environment a park where the corner is on site. bill, but you tells that is happening in this moment? according to the laundrie family attorney, all that he would confirm is that some items belonging to brian laundrie were in fact found inside that nature park. no other confirmation officially. whatever else may have been found, say whether any human remains have been found. but the sarasota county s white van that belongs to the medical examiner s office, it has now arrived. the area where law enforcement officers have returned today is the myakkahatchee creek environmental park. that is an area where brian laundrie s parents that he like to go on hikes. it is adjacent to the carlton preserve, you may remember
living concept wasn t a remake. it was this thing with bell in it. feel daunted or oppressed by the original fell by the situation. i just felt that i was very fortunate. you re watching bbc news. now it s time for efe obada: against all odds. honestly, the way i got into the nfl was a miracle. london is definitely still home for me, ioo%. do you still head back to your old haunts? i still do, yeah. one, two, three. let s go. the more people to see your story, the more inspiration that gets people to think that to themselves, i mjust like efe. i can do exactly what he did. the road to the nfl is well travelled, but littered with pitfalls and broken dreams. typically, thatjourney begins age five or six and encompasses high school and college, before a select few reached the promised land. efe obada s route wasn t like many who ve gone before, but then again, his story is far from typical. hisjourney to america s biggest show began age 20. far from the glitz and glamour in s
kayleigh: the war between israel and hamas is nearing the newed phase as israel making new preparations for the invasion of the gaza strip the they estimate 199 people, almost 200 people are being held hostage by hamas terrorists. we know that at least 30 americans have been killed. now, many are worry that had war may become a regional conflict throughout the middle east, and would be devastating. idf reported several clashes with hezbollah along the northern border and some communities near that border are now being ordered to evacuate. hello, everyone, this is outnumbered. i m kayleigh mcenany here with my cohost harris faulkner and emilycompagno and egypt and isrl attempting to secure a ceasefire in an effort to aid civilian evacuations in gaza. as of now it appears those talks have stalled and we ve seen hamas and israel continue to exchange air strikes and gunfire in the hours following. for more, let s bring in trey yingst shoughs reporting live on the ground in southe
6:00 a.m. on the coast. brian: i buckle up i promise. michael cohen take the stand today in bold in trump s new criminal trial. even cnn says the case is politically motivated, i doubt the new york indictment would have been brought against a defendant whose name was not donald trump. brian: what? gregg jarrett was standing by to preview. those weren t be your words but it was your column. ainsley: jerry seinfeld becomes the latest to deal with the agitators. [crowd boos] a duke university student who was there will join us. steve: looks like some people missed a good show. and a pickleball jackpot, one player says he makes 2.5 million bucks a year playing pickleball. lawrence i m in the wrong business. steve: stays out of the kitchen every other day. brian: he doesn t have a word robe deal. steve: he does. lawrence: fox & friends starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. steve: we ll get to pickleball in a minute. first, we st
and my colleague and friend stephanie ruhle. good evening stephanie. good evening alex, get home i m stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. it is now 60 am in gaza, and israel. the region is now bracing for the israeli military to begin a ground invasion in gaza, it could start at any moment it. israel ordered people living in northern gaza to evacuate to the south. that meant over 1 million people had to decide whether to leave their homes. hamas, the group that carried out the terror attacks in israel has told gaza residents they should stay put. it has now been seven days since the massacre in israel, where at least 1300 people have been killed. israeli forces have pounded gaza with airstrikes, and over 1900 there have been killed. we get more from my colleague richard engel, who is in the region. bombs are raining down on gaza tonight. the israeli military saying some forces have already entered gaza, to gather intelligence to recover hostag