warnings that she gave her daughter before she made that trek out west. and she said that she thought that gabby would be in good hands as she put it with brian laundrie. she talked about brian laundrie s relationship early on with the petito family, saying that he was polite and quiet. he would read to their other children and brianna, she said she thought he was a nice guy. that must be just heart breaking for her as she thinks back on that. i wonder what brian laundrie s parents, what they had to say to them, randi. reporter: well, she they got they had a lot of harsh words for the laundrie family for allegedly not coming forward with all that they might know about their son s whereabouts, where he may be, why he left and also what they might know about what happened to gabby petito. so they had some harsh words for the laundrie parents and for brian laundrie as well. listen. i think silence speaks volumes. i believe they know probably if not everything they know
you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. a busy week ahead in washington as the january 6 select committee is gearing up for a vote to hold steve bannon in criminal contempt after the former trump aide was a no-show for his deposition last week. here s what one member of the committee, congressman adam schiff, had to say about it this morning. we re not messing around here. we re moving very expeditiously. to me this is an early sign of whether our democracy is recovering, whether it s true that no one is above the law, that the rule of law must apply. so we intend to go after anyone who doesn t provide information that they re lawfully compelled to, to our committee. also on the hill, new reaction from democrats as the white house is likely to drop a key component of biden s plan to battle climate change from the build back better package after facing opposition from senator joe manchin. house budget committee chair john
daniel penny could impact the safety of every american, a look at what happened 3 weeks ago. on afternoon of may 1, passengers taking the f train in a subway station in new york city. at 2:27 p.m. police received a report of a fight on the train. a minute later, another report of threats. and a quote customer armed with a knife or gun. two minutes later, police are called for an assault in progress. and 30-year old homeless man jordan neely is reportedly seen screaming and acting aggressively toward passengers. then, one passenger steps in. 24-year-old marine veteran daniel penny. penny is caught on video holding back jordan neely with a chokehold. 10 minutes later, 2:cl:36. nypd officers arrive on the scene, neely seems to be no longer responsive, emergency crews try to revive him, penny remained dnot leave, neil so rushed to the hospital where doctors pronounces him dead. the train where the struggle took place is now a declared crime scene and penny is questioned by the ny
what this guy get to get away with doing a chokehold that police can t even do? video of the incident quickly went viral and chaos erupted under new york city streets, bringing one of the world s largest public transit systems to a crawl. they demanded justice despite the facts on may 11th alvin bragg announced he was filing criminal charges against penny without ever consulting a grand jury. daniel penny turned himself in at the courthouse. house at 8 a.m. the next day, where he was charged with one count of second degree manslaughter. so should daniel penny be charged with manslaughter? absolutely now for the first time since that fateful day on the subway, daniel penny is breaking his silence. fox news is nate boyer has the latest. judge good evening, daniel penny, making his first public remarks about the death of jordan neely to the new york post penny saying , quote. i m deeply saddened by the loss of life. it s tragic. what happened to him. hopefully we can change the
Agencies involved in the investigation are the Jamestown Police Department, Stutsman County Narcotics Task Force and the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation.