continuing to spread the big lie. also -- >> i promise you those people will pay. >> president biden condemns this horseback wrangling at the border. meanwhile, the huge camp in texas has been cleared out. we'll show you where the migrants are going. two canadian men detained in china for nearly three years will be back on canadian soil in just a few hours. late friday, former diplomat michael kovrig on the left and businessman michael spavor, the so-called two michaels, were suddenly taken from their cells in a chinese prison and put back on a plane to canada. at that same moment halfway around the world, senior huawei executive meng wanzhou was flying out of canada on a private jet, pausing for now her bitter legal battle with the u.s. now, on friday, the justice department said it would not prosecute meng on fraud charges at this time, allowing her to finally leave canada after nearly three years of house arrest in her luxury vancouver mansion. we get more on that from cnn's paula newton. >> reporter: the sheer speed and choreography of everything that unfolded caught many by surprise, and yet there is relief, not just with the families but also with canadian officials. it was untenable that meng wanzhou could have orchestrated a deal with u.s. authorities by which she would return to china even though she was under detention here in canada under fairly loose restrictions. she had an ankle bracelet. she was living in a multi-million dollar mansion, that she was able to be released and go back to china, but that the two michaels would be left in china, at times under harsh conditions. that has included solitary. that has included severe interrogations. it is with that in mind that prime minister justin trudeau made the announcement. i want you to listen to him now. >> these two men have been through an unbelievably difficult situation, but it is inspiring, and it is good news for all of us that they are on their way home to their families. >> the two michaels are expected to arrive in canada sometime on saturday, and no doubt there will be a lot of time to parse exactly what happened here. you know, china always denied that this had anything to do with hostage diplomacy, that it was not retaliation, and yet how could anyone think anything but given what has transpired here? this is, though, a win as well for the biden administration. joe biden had said that the two michaels, that they would be treated as if they were american citizens, and this definitely does herald some type of a new era between u.s. and china relations where at least for this issue, they can put it aside and continue what is a long list of continuing tensions. paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >> now, meng wanzhou is expected to be back on chinese soil in the coming hours. will ripley is joining me from taipei. it really is hard to argue now as china has done that these two cases are unrelated. how is this going to be received in china? >> reporter: i'll tell you two words that you will not be hearing in china on their state media or their social media are the words "hostage diplomacy." there was some sort of a hashtag like that to pop up, it would be quickly scrubbed away by the army of online censors and trolls that are always making sure that everything is squeaky clean on the chinese mainland internet. they're reporting that meng wanzhou did not have to plead guilty. they're not mentioning she didn't dispute facts, but she did plead not guilty. this deferred prosecution deal means she was free to go home, free to get on a jet to leave her multi-million dollar mansion in vancouver where she's been under house arrest for nearly three years under conditions that arguably are going to be looser than the conditions that she'll be facing when she arrives back in the mainland and she has a compulsory quarantine. a lot of countries in asias have compulsive quarantines and mainland china has one of the most strict where you don't leave your hotel room. you can't go outside. she was able to do those things in canada, so ironically her first at least couple of weeks of freedom back home will not be so free. but she doesn't have to wear that ankle monitor anymore. you compare her conditions with the conditions of the two michaels, michael spavor and michael kovrig and the conditions they were held in the last three years because all three of these people were detained in 2018 around the same time. i remember being in beijing at that time and there was nobody you talked to who believed this was not a case of hostage diplomacy, of retaliation for a darling of the chinese communist party, the daughter of the founder of huawei being, you know, treated in the view of the chinese authorities with indignity. but the two michaels certainly had a much tougher go of it. there were times they were in a small cell in solitary confinement with the lights kept on 24/7. they were denied access to conversations with their families. they were even denied counselor access for months on end. they were interrogated. that ordeal for them is now coming to an end as they sit on a plane prepared to arrive back home in canada, no doubt to a very warm welcome. meng wanzhou keeping a lower profile but she's expected to rife back in china about five hours from now, michael. >> you'll be following it. will ripley there in taipei. former u.s. president donald trump's big lie is taking on a new life despite a setback in arizona. for months republicans have conducted what they called an audit of last year's presidential election in the state's largest county. the procedure based on trump's allegation the election was somehow stolen from him. but according to a report, the so-called audit, even that audit concluded the original result stands. but trump and many republicans continue to push the big lie. paula reid explains. >> reporter: in his quest to spread the big lie, trump has focused on the vote count in arizona. his allies paid a company to find fraud, but five months and more than $5 million later, the results are in. they found none. in fact, a hand recount actually found more votes for joe biden. late last night, trump posted a statement online calling the firm reviewing the arizona results highly respected auditors. but after the results confirming his loss were widely reported, the statement was deleted from his website. the sham process was conducted by the florida-based company cyber ninjas, which has no experience in auditing, but a hand recount by the company showed biden got 99 more votes than maricopa county originally reported, and trump received 261 fewer votes. maricopa county supervisor, republican bill gates, bucked his own party to reject the sham process. >> those behind this, they don't have reverence for democracy. they are trying to sow doubt so that down the road, they can again question elections if they don't turn out the way they wanted them to. >> reporter: but the former president continues to spread the big lie. on thursday, trump published a letter to the republican governor of texas, a state he won by more than five points, demanding an election audit while making baseless allegations. texans know voting fraud occurred in some of their counties. let's get to the bottom of the 2020 presidential election scam. hours later, the secretary of state announced that texas would carry out audits in four of the state's largest counties. trump's efforts to undermine confidence in the system is being embraced by republicans. in a recent cnn poll, most republicans said they want trump to remain their party's leader. and most republicans also consider support for trump and his false claim to have won the 2020 election to be an important part of their own partisan identity alongside support for conservative principles. nearly ten months after the 2020 election, the former president continues to trash even his closest allies if they don't support the big lie. in a new book, "peril," authors bob woodward and robert costa document how senators lindsey graham and mike lee questioned trump's claim that the election was stolen. >> these two trump supporters come up with the conclusion it's bogus. there is nothing there. >> now trump is taking aim at the two lawmakers who were staunch allies and frequently seen by his side while in office. i spent virtually no time with them, trump wrote in a statement. lindsey and mike should be ashamed of themselves for not putting up the fight necessary to win. this comes as the house select committee fired off its first round of subpoenas in its investigation into january 6th to four trump loyalists. investigators want to know what trump and those around him did to try to overturn the results of the 2020 election. in addition to what was known in trump's orbit about the planning leading up to the insurrection and how the administration responded. >> we're moving with great alacrity and essentially no one is off the table. >> reporter: the committee has specifically targeted individuals they believe would be uncooperative. they include trump white house chief of staff mark meadows, former deputy chief of staff dan scavino, former adviser steve bannon, and kash patel, a former chief of staff to then acting secretary of defense christopher miller. >> these are four important witnesses. they're all very close to the former president. some were in direct communication with him on january 5th, on january 6th. they are reportedly in communication about how to overturn the results of the election. >> reporter: on january 5th, bannon predicted on his podcast -- >> all hell is going to break loose. >> reporter: in a letter to meadows, the committee noted he was allegedly communicating with the president on january 6th, and they also want to know more about his efforts to plan and prepare to contest the presidential election and delay counting of electoral votes. the committee is looking for a quick turnaround, and all four trump associates are directed to produce relevant documents by october 7th and appear for depositions the following week. cnn has reached out to meadows, scavino, and bannon for comment. patel said in a statement late thursday that he was disappointed but not surprised that the committee had subpoenaed him before seeking voluntary cooperation. now that president biden appears unwilling to assert executive privilege to block these requests, if these trump allies still refuse to comply with the committee's request, lawmakers could try to get this into court, arguing potentially criminal contempt. that could cause delays. but even if these allies eventually appear, it's unclear if lawmakers will actually get any answers because each has the right to invoke the fifth amendment, of course protecting them from self-incrimination. paula reid, cnn, washington. ron brownstein is a cnn senior political analyst and senior editor at "the atlantic." good to see you, ron. we have to start with this sham arizona recount. joe biden ended up getting more votes, but what are your thoughts on all of that? and importantly the fact that republicans in other states want to go down the same sham audit road. it really does seem like a strategy. >> it is. and, look, that's the right word for it. this whole process was a sham from beginning to end. and even though it underscored biden's victory in arizona, it really had no capacity to confirm it because it wasn't like a serious investigation. what it was, i think, clearly from the point of view of the sponsors was a pretext to both sow doubt in the election process and thus seed the ground for trump if he runs again in 2024 to make similar claims of fraud as he did in 2020, but also to provide the pretext for measures to restrict access to the vote. you know, the republicans in arizona came out of this today kind of unashamed and basically saying, well, let's look at more ways to make it tougher to vote. i think that is the real message here. this is part of a broader retreat from small "d" democracy that you see going on in a big segment of the republican party, and it really a gathering crisis in america that at the moment congressional democrats are being precluded from responding to because of two of their own, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, ironically from arizona. >> turning to challenges for joe biden, it's not this simple, but democrats have the white house and both houses of congress. if they can't pass agenda items like infrastructure now, things which are enormously popular with the public, if they can't pass those things now, they never will. is that fair to say? >> well, look, there is a degree of difficulty that they're dealing with these historically narrow majorities. the reconciliation bill that is, you know, under so much debate among democrats has been described as the great society in a single piece of legislation. when lyndon johnson passed that, he had 150-seat majority in the house and 68 seats in the senate. so it is tough. but, yes, i think even grading on a curve for the narrowness of the majority, this is a moment that democrats have to kind of stare in the mirror and understand that the president's party usually loses seats in the midterm. to hold the house by historic standards would be the upset. this is their moment to, you know, make their imprint on american life. and if they can't find a way to overcome their differences, i remember what dick gephardt said in 1994 when he was the house majority leader for democrats and they were facing a similar crisis. if he said, we can't overcome our differences, we don't deserve to be in the majority. well, they didn't overcome their differences and they lost the majority. i think that's a reminder of what's at stake for them. >> it's a really important point. the significant aspect of this is democrats can't even get on the same page themselves. >> yes. >> going forward, how destructive is that politically with those midterms looming large? >> well, i think the biggest factor in the midterms is going to be the objective reality that people are living through. i don't think if people are still very uneasy about covid in a year, i'm not sure legislative achievement by itself can overcome that. but the absence of legislative achievement will be just an enormous headwind for democrats. they made it very clear, a campaign promise to voters. you give us the power, and we will change american life in all sorts of ways to address needs that have been accumulating for decades. whether that's infrastructure spending or universal pre-k, universal community college, this child tax credit, investment in green jobs, paid family leave, there are -- expanded medicare. i mean there are a lot of promises embedded in this one bill. and if they can't do it, i just think it would just be devastating. by the way, even if they can do it, they face the issue of are they going to allow republicans to in effect deep-six every other agenda item for democratic constituencies from gun control to immigration reform to police reform to abortion rights to voting rights that can't be shoehorned into this special reconciliation process. so this might be called necessary but not sufficient. >> yeah. yeah, very good point. the other looming thing is the debt ceiling. you know, i don't know. that seems to happen every year. >> yeah. >> it's a bit rich for criticisms to be coming from republicans who voted for the trump tax cuts that will eventually add $2 trillion in debt and never fail to vote for increases in defense spending, but here we are. >> look, what the republicans are doing is utterly irresponsible. they are refusing to pay the bill on debts that have been already accumulated. and mitch mcconnell is behaving, i think, at the far end of irresponsibility, in effect holding a gun to the head of democrats and to the global economy. but having said that, democrats, michael, have the capacity to take the gun out of his hand at any moment. they could vote tomorrow to exempt the debt ceiling from the filibuster and take away the power that mcconnell -- the threat that mcconnell is wielding, and they are choosing not to do that. they are looking at all sorts of gyrations to find a way to raise the debt ceiling without cooperation from republicans, but they are not confronting the head-on opportunity to reconsider the filibuster at this moment, and that is what looms, i think, over this entire legislative session. the reason they're tying themselves in knots trying to do this whole domestic agenda in a single bill is because it's their only way to get around the filibuster. >> yeah, nothing gets done. ron, good to see you, my friend. thanks for that, ron brownstein. >> thanks for having me. now, the migrant camp that once held 15,000 at the u.s. border with mexico has now cleared out. what lies ahead for the haitians who journeyed there seeking a better life? we'll have that after the break. are you one 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for those responsible for this horseback wrangling. >> it's outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. they will be -- there's an investigation under way now, and there will be consequences. there will be consequences. it's an embarrassment, but it's beyond an embarrassment. it's dangerous. it's wrong. it sends the wrong message around the world. it sends the wrong message at home. it's simply not who we are. >> the u.s. says about 12,000 of the migrants will have their cases heard by an immigration judge, but 2,000 have already been deported back to haiti. they had hoped to escape a string of crises dating back years. melissa bell is in port-au-prince with some of their stories. >> reporter: junior, his wife elian, and their 2-year-old were deported to port-au-prince on tuesday, seven years after the couple says they left in search of a better life. they're now staying with friends. the three sharing a single bed, not much but more comfort than they've known for several months. when work dried up in brazil in june where they'd been given asylum, the family headed north through ten countries, some of it by bus, but much of it on foot. elian says that the worst was arriving in the united states. as they arrived, she says everything they had, including toothpaste and soap, was taken so that as they got into the prison, they had only the clothes on their backs. she says that when they were called up, they thought they'd be freed. instead, she says, we were shackled. seeing my husband shackled was the worst, she explains. then they handcuffed the women, and then they put us on the plane. my baby was crying, and i couldn't even hold him. and that was what made me cry. the family gives us a tour of the neighborhood they find themselves back in. junior says that port-au-prince is worse now than when they left. i ask him if it is the insecurity that has worsened. he laughs and tells me, there is no security in haiti. [ sound of gunfire ] the assassination of the country's president and the aftermath of a 7.2 earthquake in august just some of the dismal conditions forcing families to embark on the grueling trek to the u.s. border with mexico. and yet the flights keep on coming. seven in all arriving here in haiti just this friday. some here at port-au-prince, others in the very north of the country. the logistics almost impossible to deal with says the international office for migration given the sheer number of people being deported. back in a place they desperately wanted to leave. the dream of finding a better life in america ends here, back on haitian soil with a handout of $100, a hot meal, and a ride to the bus station. >> people are going to suffer now. there are no jobs, and there is nothing here. what are those people going to do? >> reporter: that's the dilemma facing thousands of migrants forced to return to a country the u.s. special envoy to haiti called a collapsed state before he resigned on thursday. a small group of people turned out in port-au-prince to protest the deportations, a show of dissent. but little help to the migrants still being flown back to haiti, returning to the many problems they thought they'd left behind. melissa bell, cnn, port-au-prince. >> for international viewers, "african voices" next. for those in north america, i'll be right back. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. nenever settle for 25%. always go for 100. brining out the bold™ now, a pair of positive covid tests delaying an interview with vice president kamala harris on "the view" on friday. have a look. >> i need the two of you to step off for a second. >> okay. >> ana and sunny have to leave. >> we're going to bring you back later. >> and we'll tell you later. >> more information later. it's a tease. >> we'll tell you why in a couple of minutes. >> so shall i introduce the vice president? >> yes. >> okay. so vice president -- >> no. >> no, okay. shall we dance? let's do a tap dance. what happened is that sunny and ana both apparently tested positive for covid. no matter how hard we try, these things happen. they probably have a breakthrough case, and they'll be okay, i'm sure, because they're both vaccinated. >> the vice president did the interview from another room after those positive tests. she did not come into contact with either sunny hostin or ana navarro before the show. now, later in the day, both those women tested negative on two different types of covid tests. now, u.s. pharmacies are now scheduling pfizer vaccine booster shots for those who qualify. drugstore chains like cvs and walgreens are making the extra doses available following cdc clearance early on friday morning. the agency's director split with her own vaccine advisers to support boosters for people whose occupations put them at high risk for catching covid. but she admitted to cnn's erin burnett that the differing recommendations do cause confusion. >> it was all very scientifically driven and transparent, and then my decision was after speaking with the scientists and listening to them on thursday afternoon. but i acknowledge the confusion because we're at this moment. we have three different vaccines and a lot of people vaccinated. >> cnn's nick watt now with more on the rollout and who qualifies to get booster doses. >> the booster shot is free and easily accessible. >> reporter: and the rollout ramps up today. >> when to start the shot and who will get them is left to the scientists and the doctors. >> reporter: for now, only those who got the pfizer vaccine and not all of them. the cdc now recommends these people should get a booster at least six months after their second shot. everyone 65 and up and 50 to 64-year-olds with underlying medical conditions. also these people may get a booster -- 18 to 49-year-olds with underlying medical conditions and adults at increased risk of infection in their occupational or institutional setting. the cdc's vaccine advisers did not vote in favor of that last group. >> we might as well just say give it to everybody 18 and over. >> reporter: the cdc director disagreed. why? >> our health care systems are once again at maximum capacity in parts of the country. our teachers are facing uncertainty as they walk into the classroom. it was a decision about providing rather than withholding access. >> reporter: meantime, more than 70 million eligible americans still haven't had their first covid-19 vaccine shot. >> refusal to get vaccinated costs all of us. i'm moving forward with vaccination requirements wherever i can. >> reporter: here in california, the oakland school board just voted in favor of a vaccine mandate for all eligible students 12 and up. >> the infections have been really disruptive. >> reporter: california is considering something similar statewide. >> the decision will be made over the course of the next few days. we have a lot of partners with 1,050 school districts in the state of california, the largest school system in the united states. >> reporter: in ruffle rural randolph county, georgia, volunteers staged a volunteer vax to school event last weekend. >> i don't know why people are not caring enough for their child to get them vaccinated. >> reporter: in new york, there's a monday deadline for teachers and health care workers to get at least their first shot. thousands haven't. >> what is looming for monday is completely avoidable, and there's no excuses. >> reporter: so the pfizer booster shots are rolling out, but what if you're one of the more than 80 million americans who got moderna or johnson & johnson? well, the surgeon general says don't worry. your health matters just as much as everybody else. over the coming weeks, we're going to gather and analyze data for those two vaccines. hold tight. be calm. your time will probably come. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. now, the leaders of the u.s., japan, india, and australia have solidified their commitment to safeguarding a free and open indo-pacific region. they all met on friday for the first in-person meeting of the so-called quad. while china was not mentioned by name, the four countries do share concerns over that nation's expanding influence in asia. the australian prime minister said the region should be free from coercion and sovereign rights must be respected. >> the quad is about demonstrating how democracies such as ours, as you said, mr. president, can get things done. they can deal with the big challenges that we face in a very complex and changing world. and there is no part of the world that is more dynamic than the indo-pacific at this time. a region that has extraordinary opportunity, wide diversity, great will, but many challenges that must be overcome. >> meanwhile, tensions appear to be cooling between the biden administration and france after its american, british, australian security deal led to a week-long diplomatic spat. the two presidents have spoken to each other, but france's foreign minister says it still will take time to repair the wounds. people close to the president and joe biden say he was caught off guard by france's anger after being left out of the submarine pact, which cost france its own mountain billion dollar deal with australia. still to come here on "cnn newsroom," an afghan imam calling out those who helped foreigners before the taliban takeover. his disturbing message coming up. also, germany's election will soon bring angela merkel's tenure as chancellor to an end. but she's out on the campaign trail anyway for her party before she says good-bye. we'll also explain what's going on when we come back. like fading, stretching, and pilling. new woolite has evercare, a first of its kind formula that keeps today's fabrics looking like new. new woolite with evercare hundreds of afghans took to the streets of kabul on friday demanding the united states release the nation's frozen financial assets. the crowd gathering with signs, one saying "ordinary afghans should not pay the price for america's defeat." the u.s. froze more than $9 billion in assets belonging to the afghan central bank just days after the taliban took control of the capital. meanwhile, the imam of kabul's largest mosque had a very disturbing message during friday prayers. he called for retribution against afghans who worked with foreigners, claiming they are spies and non-believers. cnn's nic robertson has the latest. >> reporter: it really feels like a day of mixed messaging. the principal press service friday at the main mosque in the center of kabul, the mental was v -- message was very clear. anyone that assisted the u.s. and other national governments is a spy. indeed, the imam going so far as to say they were outside of islam. they were not muslims. the revenge should be through the religious education, meaning the judiciary. going on to say that the united states and other countries were really just in afghanistan to exploit it for their own gain. on the other hand, it seems contrary to this message of sort of turning on afghans who might be considered spies, you have a message from the defense minister, the son of the taliban's founder, saying very clearly that there needs to be better discipline within the military forces, within the taliban's military ranks, that anyone involved in theieving, i killing, will be investigated and held to account, making it very clear that the taliban fighters must be more disciplined. so these two apparently conflicting messages from the mosque very clearly to the afghan people, from the defense chief very clearly to his fighters, but perhaps an essence of a message in there for the international community that they're going to double down on holding to their principles of not taking vengeance out on former government and former military members. nic robertson, cnn, kabul, afghanistan. a measles case among recent afghan refugee arrivals in the united states is putting one of the largest u.s. bases in europe under tremendous strain. 10,000 refugees are living in tents at the ramstein air base in germany as nighttime temperatures plunge in what a source calls a dire situation. many would have been sent to the u.s. already, but flights were suspended for three weeks after the measles case. 2,000 of the refugees are pregnant women, and 22 babies have already been born. the afghans were supposed to be at the base for ten days under an agreement with germany. they have now been there several weeks. ♪ a light-hearted moment on the campaign trail for outgoing german chancellor angela merkel. color parrots there sweeping around her at a stop at a bird park in her home state. mrs. merkel got a bit of a shock when some pecked at her fingers instead of the cups of food she was holding. but both she and the birds seemed to take it in their stride. that is just one of many appearances that she has been making on behalf of her christian democratic union party ahead of tomorrow's federal election. she's trying to give a political boost to her party's candidate, who is hoping to fill her shoes after 16 years. but as fred pleitgen now reports for us, the campaign has been struggling to gain enough traction. >> reporter: it seemed almost fitting that one of la she's final major rallies happened in severe rain. the center right christian democratic candidate's campaign has been marred by difficulties. angela merkel even had to step off the sidelines to try to help laschet win votes. be proud of this par latarian. we will do everything to continue on this work in the coming years and we ask for your trust this coming sunday. laschet has been trailing in the polls and has been struggling to mobilize germany's conservative base. it certainly is an uphill battle for him to try and decide this election in his favor. what he's done in the past couple weeks is he's mobilized german chancellor angela merkel, who is still vastly popular in this country, to try and donald trump up extra support. center left social democratic candidate oh laugh schultz, who is jarm's finance minister is ahead of laschet in the polls. some felt laschet was punching above his weight, trying to become german chancellor. but he also made what many germans perceived to be some unforced errors, like getting caught on camera laughing while visiting victims of massive floods in western germany. >> armin laschet made it very easy for the people who disliked it to explain why they disliked him and wouldn't vote for him. that, i think, could become a fatal effect in his election campaign. >> reporter: laschet has been trying to get his campaign on track by saying only the conservatives can ensure a strong german economy and promising strong foreign and defense policies. we saw in afghanistan that once the americans leave, we can't even secure kabul airport, and that's why i want to install a national security council within the chancellory, he said. while he hasn't managed to close the gap with olaf schultz, most polls have the race too close to call, giving hope to germany's conservatives that they may yet retain the chancellory even after angela merkel steps down. fret pleitgen, cnn, berlin. a federal arrest warrant has been issued for the fiance of gabby petito. up next, the latest on the search for brian laundrie has petito's family prepares for her funeral. we'll be right back. yes. -great. how? uhhh... how long does credit repair take? i don't know, like 10 years. what? are you insane? what's a good credit score? go. 600. maybe if you're trying to pay thousands extra in interest rates. cut the confusion, get started with a free credit evaluation at creditrepair.com. three people remain in critical condition after thursday's shooting rampage at a kroger supermarket near memphis, tennessee. and we're learning more about the innocent life lost. olivia king was a mother of three and a grandmother. one of her sons revealing she was shot in the chest. the vice mayor calling king a dear friend, describing her as kind and generous. officials have identified the gunman as 29-year-old third-party vendor for kroger. at this time the motive remains unknown. now, gabby petito's family is preparing to hold a memorial for her in new york on sunday. it will be open to the public and comes a week after her remains were found in wyoming, where she had been traveling with her fiance, brian laundrie. now, he hasn't been seen since last week, and there's now a federal warrant out for his arrest. authorities are searching for him in a florida nature reserve. cnn's leyla santiago with that. >> reporter: this morning we expect the search to continue for brian laundrie. police telling us that -- and i quote -- they'll be going into areas of more likelihood in that 25,000-acre reserve. we know that they're sort of using a process of elimination. they're moving forward, ruling out where brian laundrie is not. a source close to the laundrie family tells cnn that when brian left, he did not have his phone or his wallet, and that is why his family is concerned for his well-being. now, we know that there is an arrest warrant for brian laundrie right now, a federal warrant. that indicates that he is wanted for arrest for unauthorized use of a debit card and access to bank statements. in the meantime, as we visited the growing memorial for gabby petito here in north port, this is a community that is expressing frustration because they want more answers to try to make sense of this, and is also in mourning. back to you. >> leyla santiago there. now, a candlelight vigil was held on friday in south london in memory of sabina nessa. nessa's body was found in a london park last week. police say the 28-year-old teacher was heading to a nearby pub from her flat. cnn producer nada bashir reports it's one more example of what's being call an epidemic of violence against women in london. >> reporter: hundreds of gathered in this southeast london community as part of a candlelit vigil in memory of the life of sabina nessa. members of her family and other communities leader not only shared their fond memories of sabina but to share their outrage and shock at her murder. it's the latest in a series of attacks against women in the british capital over this year alone, and many people are calling for fundamental change to prevent cases like this from ever happening again. another community in mourning. another woman senselessly killed. sabina nessa, a 28-year-old london schoolteacher, murdered minutes from home. she was on her way to meet a friend. >> as she walked through the park, she was approached by an individual and fatally attacked. sabina's body was sadly found by a member of the public around 5:30 p.m. the following day. >> reporter: sabina's family have described her as a family-oriented, caring soul. >> she is truly the most kind, caring person out there. she's the sweetest person, sweetest girl. i don't understand how someone can do this. i really don't. it's just -- it's a big, big loss to our family. >> reporter: that shock is felt far beyond sabina's family. >> no one deserves to die for being out at night! >> reporter: just over six months ago, another murder galvanized this nation. 33-year-old sarah everrod was kidnapped, raped and murdered by a serving police officer. her killer pleaded guilty and now awaits sentencing. in this year alone, there have been at least 106 cases of women being killed by men, or where a man is the principal suspect according to counting dead wowo women. >> we do have an epidemic when it comes to violence against women and girls. with need to make sure our boys at a young age are taught to respect girls. i think harassment in the public space against women should be a criminal offense. >> reporter: women's rights organizations say these changes are long overdue. >> nothing's changed. i'm not safer than i was six months ago. >> reporter: and that's particularly true for women of color. >> the number of column inches, it's absolutely proven women of color do not get the same amount of coverage. it's systemic in this society. >> reporter: for now, the investigation into sabina's tragic murder continues. and while many questions remain, there is little debate to be had on the fact that sabina, like the countless women killed in the uk every year, should have been safe. the investigation into the murder of sabina nessa is still ongoing, and police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward. just here at the vigil tonight, there were still forensic teams combing through the bushes, looking for evidence. and there are many unanswered questions with people here wondering whether it is safe to walk these streets alone. nada bashir, cnn, london. thanks for spending part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes. you can follow me on twitter and instagram @holmescnn. do stay with us. my colleague robyn curnow will be here with 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