national wyoming park are those of gabby pitino. the 22-year-old had been on a road trip with her fiance brian laundrie. gabby s instagram post documenting this trip to serve as digital detectives searching for clues online. she had been reported missing on september 11th after laundrie returned to florida without her. his family hasn t seen him in a week. two went on a road trip and only one came home. authorities are looking for him. with one body found, the hunt for answers and the hunt for laundrie himself shifts into overdrive now. cnn s leylah santiago reports. reporter: christine, laura, here in north florida investigators are saying they will continue to search for 23-year-old brian laundrie. they re doing so where we are here. a wildlife reserve, 25,000 acres, very wild and lush. definitely a place that has its own set of challenges in trying to find someone. very important to find him because they believe that he could provide some answers as to what happened to
family of gabby and word came this afternoon the county coroner had been called over to the exact area the fbi national park service had been searching for the missing 22 -year-old this weekend. while the coroner could not 100 percent identify and confirm the identity the fbi said the remains were consistent with the description which were discovered in the area of the spread creek dispersed camping area police have been combing this very specific area near the grand teton national park looking for any signs after her boyfriend brian returned home from the cross-country trip to florida without her in her van on september 1st. it appears fellow travel blogger may have provided a critical clue overnight to her last known whereabouts after discovering she had captured the couples white for the in the teton national park on the . this discovery was made today and the investigation is far from over. the fbi says they still need anyone who may have seen anything in this area to com
make can change, literally change the trajectory of our nation. chris: the white house sounding the alarm on raising the nation s debt limit, warning medicaid, food stamps and disaster relief are at stake. they re eager to jam through a massive, multi trillion dollar reckless taxing and spending spree. chris: while democrats remain split over a three and-a-half trillion dollar social spending plan. we ll talk with john yormath about the deadline and the split among democrats. plus, joint chiefs chair, general mark milley, under fire for his phone calls to ease china s fears of an attack in the final days of the trump administration. we ll ask our sunday panel whether his actions were responsible or over the line. and our power player of the week, fox sports insider jay glaser tells the biggest stories in football and now he is sharing his own. all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news, if you re wonde
we have been since the beginning of the covid virus. reporter: pfizer made the case for boosters with data showing wang vaccine efficacy after six months and said they will work with the fda to address the committee s questions and now questions about the biden administration s widespread booster strategy after the president made this announcement last month. eight months after your second shot get a booster shot. reporter: biden s push for a third shot is getting pushback from some of the nation s top medical experts who say he spoke too soon. the white house wrote in part, we stand ready to provide booster shots to eligible americans once the process concludes at the end of next week. that process includes a signoff by the fda which could come as early as next week, then the cdc s vote. it could be just days before millions more americans roll up their sleeves again. when it comes to the other two vaccines, booster rollouts is unclear. moderna we know has submitted
friday. in the space of just a few hours, late today, the white house got unwelcome news on covid boosters. the secretary of defense admit that a drone strike in afghanistan that was supposed to have targeted an isis-k terrorist actually killed an afghan aid worker, two other adults, and seven children, and was in his words a horrible mistake. and on top of that, the administration suddenly finds itself in the middle of a diplomatic war with america s oldest ally, france. so there is a lot to get to tonight. we begin with the fda advisory panel s highly anticipated recommendation on covid booster shots which was not exactly what a lot of people had been expecting. third doses not recommended for most people younger than 65 years old. only for seniors and others at high risk of illness. now, whatever the public-health merits of today s decision and we will obviously discuss those with our health experts in just a moment. it certainly differs from what the administration ha