a great deal. and that s when everything started to change. something happened to her. in court, you ll see it all come pouring out. a hidden crime and a son s heart pounding moment. this is a horrible crime. i m glad we know the truth. carol lubahn was a restless young mom with two kids when she vanished from her southern california home. heartbroken, her loved ones assumed she had left at to start a new life. but as the years past, with no word from carol, a nagging suspicion took hold. was her disappearance the result of something more sinister? before investigators could solve the mystery, her son would have to face a dark family secret. but would it lead them to carroll? harris keith morrison with secrets in the mist . january, 2013. point vicente, a california. the wet, great, morning cold. at noon, a police boat sets off in the fog. a hail mary pass apparently. a slim chance to find the truth at last. but hawaii out there? why after all those lost 30 yea
something happened to her. in court, you ll see it all come pouring out. a hidden crime and a son s heart-pounding moment. that s okay. this is a horrible crime. i m glad we know the truth. carol lubahn was a restless young mom with two kids when she vanished from her southern california home. heartbroken, her loved ones assumed she d left them to start a new life. but as the years passed with no word from carol, a nagging suspicion took hold. was it something more sinister? her son would have to face a dark family secret, but would it lead them to carol? here s keith morrison with secrets in the mist. january 2013, point vicente, california. the wet, gray morning cold has settled in to stay. at noon, a police boat sets off in the pea soup fog. a hail mary pass apparently, a slim chance to find the truth at last. but why out there? why after all those lost 30 years? maybe some cases are destined to stay cold, easier that way. before they came along with their wild
that s without their parents. casey stiegel has more from the border city of eagle pass, texas. what can you tell us this morning? good morning to you. here in the del rio sector of texas those apprehensions you talk about with unaccompanied minors absolutely through the roof. so far for fiscal year 2021, a 122% jump here just north of us in the big bend sector, they are up 141%. and then along the entire southwest border you see there a 64% jump in the number of children detained compared to the same period last year. the fox news flight team drone is back in the air with us today. a look at mexico this morning across the river from eagle pass, texas. as the white house has this to say about the situation on the ground. it is still a difficult time, a difficult journey. we aren t encouraging people to come. we also believe differently from the past administration we won t turn away kids who are under 18. word this morning out of brownsville, texas where city officials
what actually happens to my physical remains is of zero interest to me. i don t want anybody seeing my body. i don t want anybody i don t want a party. reported dead. unless it could provide entertainment value in a perverse or subversive way, if you can throw me into a woodchipper and spray me into, in the middle of rush hour, i wouldn t mind being remembered that way. one, two, three, four, five, 6 road runner with the radio on, i m through massachusetts and the highway with the radio on what the am i doing here? i shall explain. one minute i was standing next to a deep fryer, the next, i was watching the sunset on the sahara. i realized that one thing led directly to the other. had i not taken a dead-end dish washing job, i would not have become a cook. had i not become a cook, i would never have become a chef. had i not become a chef, i would never have been able to f-up so speck ta spectacularly and that memoir i wrote would never have been so int
too 12-foot storm surge and up to 12 inches of rainfall. 50 counties are now under states of emergency in florida. correspondent steve harrigan is right in the strike zone as of now along florida s gulf coast. good evening, steve. good evening, bret. at this point more than 20 million people across the state of florida are under some sort of hurricane watch, warning, or advisory. idalia is expected to bring winds of 120 miles per hour. a major category 3 hurricane, strong enough in places to knock down framed houses and uproot trees. most tracks have it headed for the sparsely populated big bend area of florida with a landfall wednesday morning but that could change. mandatory emergency evacuations have been ordered in at least 12 low lying counties. while preparations are underway across the state, few areas are in as much danger as cedar key, which could be under 12 feet of storm surge. despite the evacuation orders, not everyone is listening. y all staying or leaving.