hayes. supply chains slow down met with the migrants and the white house reaction to it all may be behind the present plumbing job approval numbers which stand at a poultry 37%. what makes a number even worse is the fact that only a small number of the fraction of those surveys were republican. meaning that he is getting failing grades for members of his own party. all of this comes as critics claim his administration for seeming to laugh off the nation's troubles. take a look. >> if you can't get dishwashers and furniture and treadmills delivered on time, not to mention all sorts of other things. >> the tragedy of the short treadmill. >> steve: there's always been two kinds of christmas shoppers. which of all of their list completed by halloween and then if people like me who show up at the mall on christmas eve. if you are in the latter bucket, obviously there's going to be more challenges. >> do you have plans to visit the border >> vice president harris: not today. speed through just so funny, isn't it? whenever i give speeches, i am the sheet that i carry with me. handwritten notes in each day, i market when the numbers go lower and lower. they go from 42, 48. can i get any worse for the sinking ship question marks before it can get worse because what you are seeing is that this line by the white house, that was not enough. telling the american people that a $5 trillion new welfare monstrosity did not cost a thing and it costs $0. telling facial that we need to spend trillions of dollars to ld that afghanistan was a success d the borders closed. you take that dishonesty and now this white house is layered on top of that a snarkiness in a condescension and a deep-rooted disdain for the suffering of regular americans. of the real hardships that people are experiencing. i would call that a brand-new recipe for lonesomeness. all of this that is going on whether its supply chain problems or the rising inflation for the energy crisis, this is all top to bottom joe biden is making. if he had done nothing when he came into office and if he had left the economy alone, lift our energy policy alone, border, afghanistan, we would be in fine shape. his poll numbers are where they are because he has screwed up from day one. >> kayleigh: no doubt. the consoler-in-chief seems to be doing anything but consoling as he is laughing with her problems. steve, i would like to put the demographic breakdown. he is underwater with hispanics by negative 18% and under and underwater with white women and with young people. 27% as the deficit. the five the independent does not jump out. if you go back to the way that joe biden compete for the white house, what he promised to do was return to washington to normal after the chaotic years of their term pardons. he has failed to make that a reality. it's not just that the white house hasn't been straightforward or made light of these things, the average american voter feels these thingsgs. none of this is theoretical. we know that we are paying $25 more per a philip of gas than we were a few weeks ago. we see the costs when we went to the grocery store be it meat or milk. we did a survey folks who read the dispatch and asked him how is your life been affected by supply-chain issues? everybody has a story. when jen psaki jokes that this is about treadmill delivery, to be fair for her that was part of the question that "the new york times" reporter asked so she was responding and making a joke of what he said, but when you joke about that, this is not theoretical. it's not about treadmill deliveries. this is about things that people need to live on a day-to-day basis and they know it is costing them more. american people can feel what's being talked about washington. washington is not the same far off where there are problems that they are use it to seeing party's make that one another, but they can feel it. that's when it kicks in. that's when it kicks in. >> kayleigh: and it is created g.o.p. add between pete buttigieg joking about the supply chain come up between tweeting about the high-class problem. and then this sound bite from jen psaki just yesterday. >> wisely administration flying thousands of migrants from the border to florida and new york in the middle the night? >> i'm not sure that it's in the middle of the night, but let me tell you what's happening. >> 2:30 a.m., 4:29 a.m. very early in the morning. >> early flights in earlier than you might want to take a flight. >> kayleigh: she would like to debate whether 2:30 a.m. or 4:30 a.m. or late at night or early in the morning and endure the flight that they are hiding migrants. speech of her daily interactions with peter doocy is emblematic on how this administration feel about sites. they do not care and there is elitist attitude of every disdainful comment. that's why they confuse putting food on the table and heating a home with treadmills. people are not running about, academic laughing bucket and one diaper box instead of five. those are americans concerned c. >> kayleigh: they've lost their great allies in the media. let's pop this up here this is from left wing in d.c. and it's an opinion column. "joe but it is not having a great fall and his legislation is treading water. his poll numbers are slipping and even his core supporters are unhappy. while they are prone to point a finger at the g.o.p. in the press corps, the reality is at the white house has largely itself to blame for all of biden with the polling. the question it could be asked, why do so many americans approve of the drought that the president is doing question work what is a good new story that the president has to sell?" >> harris: haven't heard that name in a while. this is two lanes to me. if the white house and the white house with the press secretary and the jokey jokes that are going on. when people reflexively costs or they go to the low common denominators in the room of bad jokes, they are out of arguments. they're looking for front and the press corps the problem is that the questions are neutral. they're going to get nasty if they don't come up with answers. but the media is doing an odd dance which is who's going to be in power next? who's going to be running thanks customer if it's not these people with this president polling at 37%, and you were right to point out republicans in the polling. if his own people are fighting, they couldn't be the people that are delivering the number appeared with a b question or compressing there. i'm guessing he is a very people who do not like the fold that by dint of from three and half trillion dollars. that's not a victory lap for him although they're going to try to sell it as one. >> dagen: it's an interesting dance and none of it compares to the things that emily listed. when you don't have your feminine products in your diapers and all those things that affect everybody except for people in the white house. they get everything brought to them. i knew you would reworking the white house and i saw you outside of the building. i knew you were going out to get stuff. >> kayleigh: i was. i did not have diapers delivered for free. >> harris: i would do it for you. want to get to breaking news. we are going to dissect this right now because our own foxnews.com has done some exclusive reporting and we want to catch everybody up. it has to do with looking for brian laundry in the gavi potato case. foxnews.com is reporting that the search now includes apparent returning to a florida park as police are hunting for the fugitive sun. that's the headline. these are the parents right now. these are the laundrie family who have shown up. chris and roberta laundrie, to see if whatever they've come across here could be that of their missing son. we have not heard a lot from them. their son is missing and they did not react the same way that the family of gabby petito reacted because we did not hear from them. this between one family let everybody know when we were part of that story. unfortunately, she perished and they found her. i do want to find out that the manhunt for brian petito, according to "the washington post," has led to five bodies a missing persons. we do not know what we are looking at. we are told that they went there but that we have not been told what the final verdict is. >> kayleigh: we want to make that clear. we do not know exactly what is in that white bag. we do know is that in a worldwide exclusive, this video obtained by fox news digital is showing the laundries and also them huddling with a law enforcement officer as they appeared to be showing the couple and on and on discovery. he appears to tell the parents that, "i think we might have found something." what is unclear is when brian laundrie's parents who left their home to go to this wilderness area, we were unsure if they were told to come by law enforcement or if they went of their own vocation. upon revival, they begin to be trailed by two men in hiking gear. one of them ended up speaking with them. he handed them and we're not sure what it was. over the course of the next short while, video shot the couple, brian laundrie's parents, walking together, separated, following chris laundrie and then they picked up a white bag with some black on it. they then handed that to law enforcement who took that from them. we sell the couple exiting the park upon which they made a phone call and received a call. they were soon joined by law enforcement officers who could be seen at that point padding chris laundrie's shoulder. they left the park at 8:45 a.m. local time and they appeared to become emotional when confronted by protesters there. but we have, just a recap. the parents of brian laundrie who went to this wilderness area, they linked up with law enforcement officers who, at two different points handed them something and said, "i think we found something here you're closed with the parents appeared to pick something up of their own accord. chris laundrie, the father, who brought it back to law enforcement. >> harris: fox news getting this and we want to make sure you understand that we are watching this for the first time with you. foxnews.com, a worldwide exclusive on gathering the video. a statement from the attorney for chris and roberta laundrie. his name is stephen bertolino. he said that they went to, i believe it is called my apache creek environmental park and kaylee will let me know if i'm close. >> kayleigh: your close. >> harris: they were informed last night of his intentions and they met chris and roberta there this morning. after breach search off of the trail that brian frequented, belongings belonging to ryan brian were found. a more thorough investigation of that article. and the laundrie's attorney. i do not want to put you in the place of taking us through this entire park, but they knew where to go and they know what to look for. brian has been there, potentially, because they say the last time they sign with the cumber 13th and he was going to spark. >> kayleigh: that's right. he went to the reserve and we are talking about brian laundrie and his survival skills. we do know he has some. he is to be superman to survive this error. florida wilderness is not friendly and the herald tribune says that alligators, blackberries, coyotes, bobcats, panthers. everything is wet, nothing is edible come and see if you can but originally to be found. it would be like living in hell is what they said. for him to survive in a place like that would be nearly impossible. it could be done, i assume, but he went to this park will be very hired to survive and hard to survive for this duration of time. >> harris: it's been exactly five weeks ago. september 13th and today is -- we've moved on past that. five weeks. we're looking at the scene now and just to reset. a worldwide exclusive by foxnews.com, we are seeing chris and roberto laundrie, the parents of fugitive >> dagen: , as they venture into this environmental park in florida today. an officer telling the parents that law enforcement may have found something in the statement i just shared with you from the family's attorney says that some items were found on the trail that they know brian had been bound before. to mention here and to recap where we found. september 13th was the day that brian was last seen weaving north port, florida, home of his parents at 715 in the morning to go to this very place. this environmental park. at that time, he was a person of interest in the disappearance and subsequent homicide of gabby petito, his girlfriend. the fbi issued a warrant for his arrest related to his unauthorized use of her bank card. emily, you can scratch her head and say that may not have anything to do with it, but we see that. we see charges being made on things that they can make a charge on. they need more evidence at this point to make a further lead where gabby is concerned. >> emily: that's right. just because something is in the process of being investigated, evidence toward a larger charge, it does not mean that they would ignore an existing charge that was clear. while we are looking at this with a bird's-eye view of what is coming down the pipe and the larger murder investigation that has occurred, what is on the table in terms of all the evidence and boxes checks exist for that unauthorized use of the debit card. with the family's attorney who is maintained and confirm that articles belonging to brightman were found in the worldwide exclusive video. the parents of brian laundrie connecting with authorities. we don't know what they were and we don't know the timing of them. as we've been discussing his ability or inability to survive in the wilderness, fix a question of how long was he there? with articles from him there. if we presume it's true that he was someone who placed them there, how long was he there for and one with a placed. he could be north for the past several weeks. >> harris: he could be anywhere. we are in a society open wearing masks. and that has been said often on because we did not know for a fact that we were even being told truth about september 13th. you can have healthy skepticism without calling someone a liar. but there were a lot of gaps in stories along the way until these items were announced to be found and confirmed by the parents. the police were thinking that this was a last place he was known but there been tips coming in from all over the place. speak to you and i were just talking about that. how many have come in and how many diligently. >> harris: the appalachian trail was another place. even if it is three hours from where the family's been found, e there. it was a different bicycle than the surveillance, but brian laundrie, everything we're stating today has not been confirmed. they fingerprint the abandoned bike by an auto shop worker where it was found three hours away from where brian's parents live. the point that law enforcement is diligently exploring every single tip that comes through but we do have one quote from law enforcement officer saying that most of them have been, "dead ends." there were several sightings in north carolina and you have the new yorker pointing out that one man had his door kicked down by u.s. marshals. they believe that he looked a lot like brian laundrie and he had a new york credit card linked to a girlfriend. turned out to not be the case. there been setting as far as canada. we'll find out if he's in the carlton reserve or elsewhere. >> harris: popping the top off of a major story right now. we will call it a development although we do not know what it will lead to in answers for the death of at gabby petito's and the involvement of her boyfriend, brian laundrie. they know where he might've gone and they wanted to be there and according to a statement of the family. as we've been talking here and emily pointed out, forensic specialist has told us that the timing of when things occurred mattered stomach matters. they found all sorts of weathering and whatever. tell tell us how long the items might've been there and perhaps whether or not brian 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board meeting. a hot topic there and around the country. on his controversial remark that parents should not be telling schools what they should teach. here's what he said. >> health care, covid, education. >> we are over. that's it. you should ask better questions early on. ask things that your viewers care about. speak a we did. >> harris: did you hear that last reporter? ask questions at the viewer care about. we did. >> steve: i think he is very vulnerable on this issue and there's a reason that he ended the interview early. whether it's in the context of critical race theory or broader school issues, he has been pushing to give parents power back. he's resistant. in the debate a couple of weeks ago, he stepped in it thing that he did not think that parents should be telling teachers what to teach. this has dogged him on the campaign trail over the past couple of weeks and glenn is clearly making progress. making mad trying to explain them putting it in context saying he had been mischaracterized. he has not. it's going to have a traction. you do not put out the kind of add that he put out unless it's showing up in the polling. that is what was being asked about this local interview and he didn't want to take the question. he setting her time explaining himself and its eight area of invulnerability for him. >> harris: would it be correct to say that democrats are out of touch with what people think is important or is it overselling it question marks before they are out of touch. you see that he sets for 20 minutes and is grilled and has no problem standing up for his platform and what he believes in and's fielding those questions. he made it through 10 minutes. he is incapable of standing up. republicans have gotten use to handling tough questions and answering them. they can take a grilling from a reporter. but not a little pampered and headed for the house cat terry mcauliffe who is being thrown out into the wilds. for years, he is a smarmy it, shape shifting, clintonian who cannot handle any tough question from a reporter. let's talk about the tax in virginia. let's talk about why you v2 owed three school choice bills. why do you trail and job growth? he can't handle any of it. spew and that's a great question. and if you just have her longer, maybe they would've moved on to the next topic. i'm looking at that practice that they've been talking about with the hard questions. there some assumption in the liberal media that we are not going to go there, according to them. i'm basing on what they do and don't do. >> kayleigh: you're exactly right. the democrats definitely believe that the press is in their corner. listen to their own words grade nancy pelosi the last week said you're not doing enough in the media to sell my $3.5 trillion plant. bernie said that you don't know what's in the plan and america doesn't because the media has not told people. they believe that the medias in their corner and when they ask hard questions, which local reporters do, they can't handle it. mcauliffe had another weird moment where he was asked to define crt by reporter he would not do it. i would love to see this man stand behind the press podium and deal with the hyenas in the press or like i had to. if you cannot handle a few tough questions, just fair questions, what would he do on a national stage? >> harris: i often tell people that was some of my best schooling for being a tough westerner. you are immediately held accountable when you're going to the grocery store. the issues are so personal and those local markets. when you do well, they tell you when you don't, they tell you. >> kayleigh: in the same could be argued for candidates and former governors. what we are seeing is that the theme of the day has been humorous and ego of this administration and the elected officials. that is what we are seeing. it's an ego of an incumbent. it would be a nonconsecutive term if he was to win, but he feels like he does not have to answer the questions and he can leave after 11 minutes. >> harris: why does he feel that way? speaker his time is more important than the reporters. piggybacking on the list of issues that are so important, i think that another example of the hubris is when he said you should ask better questions. but the reporter estimates and questions. calling matt on the fact that now that he stands behind in sticklike mandate for everyone to be vaccinated. individually, and he said that he could only come for the 122,000 state employees and it is rough brushing away that you do not know as well as i do so sit down and be quiet. i've 11 minutes and you should ask better questions. that is representative of whatever we care about is not good enough. there's something better to care about. >> dagen: i'm a virginian and phi could really quickly add something. these emma kratz have long taken for granted, starting with president barack obama, the state of every presidential election and the last four has gone for the democratic candidates. these left-wing candidates, liberals, democrats, they take for granted the people in northern virginia did not vote for him. i'm from southside virginia that south of the river and that's where all of the rednecks lived. it's conservative, but it's not densely pop a leader. the democrats know that we have virginia if we get northern virginia. now is getting pushback from northern virginia and he does not know what to do with himself. have always written off southside virginia because we are a bunch of nobodies. >> harris: stop that. we love you. >> steve: glenn youngkin is headed some of these hip ups ass well. he got questions about the donald trump and whether he was bracing donald trump in the primaries and then he distanced himself from trump more recently. he had trouble answering those questions and did not give a clear answer. you had questions that were posed to him whether he believed that the election was stolen and he fumbled those. this is a bad moment for terry mcauliffe and i agreed the possibility that this looks really bad getting up from an interview when they are accustomed to softball questions. but it's happening on the other side as well. >> harris: the whole state, the governor has to represent the whole state. got to love them all. coming up, speaking out about her time on the view. they close. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 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surprised to hear what she had to say. the unfortunate thing is that a secunda format -- the reason for having someone like meghan mccain on is to bring a different point on and test the assumptions of the four women who leave more or less the same thing or largely the same thing. the best kind of conversation comes about when you pushback and have some news or thoughtful, respect, civil, and asks questions from a different point of view or that you are not used to hearing when you're with your friends, peers, or colleagues in the mainstream media. it's unfortunate that she did this and the more we have of those exchanges, the better off we will be. >> harris: one of the things that her former coworker, meghan mccain, was talking about is the sisterhood of supportive women who got her through all of the hard times that she had on the show. let's watch that. >> i worked at fox news before i went to casey desantis comic "the view" and i will not have survived emotionally the past five years of my life between my dad's pasg and cancer. everything you speak about in my memoir and everything on my personal life. if it wasn't for the women i had on fox news could i do sisterhood at fox that i lost on "the view" and i know what women supporting women looks like because i had it at fox news and i know the opposite experiences. >> harris: we should acknowledge that meghan mccain sent on this very couch. of course she had a sisterhood. there are four of us when we all get back together on the couch. for women here at fox. i know you and megan are close. >> dagen: i'm one of the sisters that meghan mccain knows i will do a pavement die for her. i will go to that mat and asphalt for her and her family. we are all in it together. we support her, stand by her, and are proud of here. she doesn't have to deal with that toxicity and that nastiness. it's not just what goes on on air. i'm not giving anything away, but it is chronic and constant poor treatment of megan. she deserves better. in terms of the treatment of conservative women, megan will retweet something or a video of the comments she makes last night and look at the comments. the vile and condescending comments toward her and any conservative woman. we don't pick our friends based on their conservativism. we pick our friends based on loyalty and truth and standing up for one another. i don't care if my friends are liberal, but liberals don't pick your friends that way. i will leave it at that. nobody is watching "the view" for joy behar. >> harris: i've sat in that seat around sunny hostin and i've seen it firsthand. i note it's like. with meghan mccain sitting next to my left, she was one of my supporters. we walked out to the back door and i was like, "girl, that was a moment. you were doing god's work here." >> kayleigh: i think it is so bad that these women come according to megan are leaving politics on the set. i interned for sean hannity and he was a mentor of mine. where of the same political viewpoint. but also the late alan coates. he's a liberal and he took me under his wing. he was so kind to me despite our political differences. then i went to cnn when i was on a panel during the election. some people were kind. i think that it should be the model for anyone. leave your politics on the site. at the end of the day, were all americans and i'm sad that megan didn't have that at "the view." >> emily: this whole story as unfortunate end. what stuck out to me is when she said that the more moments that brought recognition, and the successful moments of her pressing liberal candidates or liberal guests that resulted in thoughtful rhetoric and pressing someone in their words and shifting their experience, that is what led to, again, the sharks in the water and circling. i'm picturing the visuals of her getting beat up on by a mob because they did not like her success because she did not hold the same policy views. it's unfortunate and that's a tiny and lustration that she goes through on a daily basis on all those platforms. >> harris: i wonder if conservative women and general d those who don't hold liberal ways of thinking. i wonder if many of them don't feel if they shine east on their version politics, they don't deserve to shine. that's a message of sending to meghan. >> dagen: how many conservative women have been on the cover of one of those fancy fashion magazines? by the way, i credit -- i have a resting angry face. meghan is a much stronger woman than i am because i would've fallen out of my seat on many occasions having to tolerate what she had to take on that show. >> harris: meghan, hope you're having a fabulous hump day and we love you. margaret with a furious backlash on social media after the author of the handmaid's tale takes on cancel culture. what she said that has or liberal supporters all up in a tizzy. rance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for 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pulling things together and we are finding reports of went there. a statement went out that they wanted to be there. we want to be cautious on all of this reporting because we do not have solid information that this would be brian's remains, signs that he was there. we do know that it has led authorities to five bodies of missing persons. that's according to "the new york post." were not going to jump ahead of the story. we do know that the sole person of interest and someone who is sought for arrest by authorities in florida, gabby petito's homicide is what they were looking at him and that case four. >> kayleigh: that's right. a spokesperson confirmed that the office was called to the park. remember that this environmental park was closed this five weeks. this happens this morning breaking and an exclusive fox news digital. they found the parents of meghan four, roberta and chris, it means unclear whether there were summoned to the park. we're showing you the exclusive video of brian laundrie's parents conversing with a one freshman officer. it's important to notice that there were two different exchanges. one in which the law enforcement brought them some type of item in which chris laundrie found something on his own just off of the trail. we got a statement from the attorney for the sp 22s and he said that they found articles belonging to brian laundrie however he did not identify exactly what they were and it did not identify how long they were there. there is a last commercial break which that the coroner and medical examiner for the sarasota county has been called to the park there. the mobile command center has also arrived. we have two counties as well as the mobile command center joining law enforcement there after audible articles found by the family's attorney. the articles were found to belong to brian laundrie himself. >> harris: i am no digging back into the parent statements and we are never going to read the tea leaves and we cannot connect dots that we do not have all of. at least on a road that is not supported by the facts yet. the florida police department were informed last night and the support of the parent statements through their attorney. the fbi and northport started police department were informed last night of brian's parents intentions and they met chris and roberta laundrie there this morning after a brief search off of the trail that brian frequented, some articles belonging to him were found." that's a portion and we was focusing on just now because we do not know the timing of when those things may have been left there. we do not know how they can forget so quickly. we do not know it is there. we want to be cautious here and let the story unfold before his. you've been following this very closely from the first time that gabby petito was reported missing. >> dagen: and when brian laundrie went missing and what the parents were saying about finding his car and driving back to their home wasn't very suspicious from moment one. i want to raise this issue that the belongings of brian laundrie's were found today. the myakkahatchee park was closed for weeks during the search. it only reopened tuesday. all of a sudden -- for weeks, they were searching and authorities were searching for brian laundrie in this area. the park reopened yesterday and all of a sudden these belongings are found? i raise that issue because i think that has opened some questions that need answering. and emily knows this and she can follow up on this, if brian laundrie is dead, this case is over. there will be no murder charges if he is dead. those other charges will just go away. >> harris: we don't ever find out what happened if brian laundrie is found dead or do they keep searching? it's important question. >> dagen: it would remain to be seen whether they would close the case if they found his body and determined that they would charge him otherwise. there would be no further actions taken if they decide to maintain an open investigation after they found his body, that's a different story. we speculate them right now. that's just hypothetical. >> harris: what i was getting at, emily, it is you do not prosecute a dead person. >> emily: correct. you're right. absolutely. >> harris: we are all watching this as we have all along unfold from what we now know is a pretty well, if not official record with police departments but certainly from witnesses from a domestic violence situation. we saw bryan's lap along that summertime trip that they were on. we know that they got asked was about a restaurant along the way from witnesses that are there. law enforcement deals with domestic situations frequently. >> steve: gets. harris, they do mike there are a constellation of dots and reports. some of which we saw in video. we saw gabby petito on video and report second-tier law enforcement. a constellation of dots that make it tempting to figure out what happened. it is really important to figure out the specific because her so much we don't know. people can draw their own conclusions. any definitive information on what happens, we did not know. what happened between brian and gabby and also with respect to that of elements we've seen today. it's important that you remit the way that we did in drawing conclusions that are not borne out by the evidence. spoon i've worked enough with these disappearance cases and ne holloway comes to mind. 28 days on that island of aruba fighting with local authorities. that was a trailer was hard to follow because you did not have anybody on your side as americans. at least, that's how they made us feel on that island. when you look at something like this, and steven has echoed each other now, we just do not know what we don't know. >> kayleigh: there was reported citing on a bike in florida. they thought that they saw brian laundrie and that turned out to be not true. there were dozens of cases in south carolina and there were ones that were in canada that did not pan out. this is a man that left his house without a cell phone and without his wallet. it would make it, and logistically, very difficult to travel to countries without those items. he left his vehicle at the carlton reserve with a note on it. what did the notes a question mark was to want an answer to that. i hope this man is found alive because there are so many unanswered questions here and the family of gabby petito deserve answers. the stepfather from the article of her clothing and the tears in that family. that family deserves answers and they deserve justice. the person with answers that was left with her, that we know of, would be brian laundrie. >> harris: we are live right now and the video came to us exclusively watching the story from afar with fox news digital reporting. now, we have cameras via -- i believe this is a drone or a helicopter. i have not been told, but clearly not a ground shot, of that park that is the focus today in the search for brian laundrie. it has been going on since his parents last saw him september 13th. we don't other circumstances of what's going on was brian laundrie, but we know that there witnesses along the way and there is body footage of the council from the police officers and the police officers with that couple. we may never know what led up to it. >> emily: that's executive right. and i appreciate you mentioning that as we watch the live view in florida. it shows the vastness and as we were talking about earlier, it raises questions how the park was open for one day and then, "we found these articles of speech 14." this perspective is showing us how incidental and interesting it is and how many questions it raises for the parents of brian laundrie who have been subject to these questions the whole time. what they knew and when they knew it. >> harris: and it also speaks to what you talked about in our coverage of his breaking news today. that is that it's not easy place to survive. you talked about gators and everything. that's not overselling appeared with ten seconds. speaker my husband is a hunter and he's always out in the wilderness. there's absolutely no chance that this man could survive in the wilderness for three weeks and this is coming from a floridian. >> harris: we are bringing this breaking news as we always do from fox channel. first a finding of the body gabby petito, and now a coroner who has telling us the search >> sandra: thank you, harris. a possible break in the manhunt for brian laundrie. the coroner has been called out to the park where laundrie may have gone the day he was last seen. you are looking at life images there, north port, florida. i am sandra smith in new york. hi, john. >> john: this is all very intriguing. the development, and after laundrie's parents visited the park earlier today to help search the area after a brief research according to attorney. items belonging to their son were fou