That search has been called off as authorities discovered a body near at grand teton national Park Yesterday consistent with gabbys description. This is outnumbered, im emily compagno. Here today, mica hosts harris Faulkner And Kayleigh mcenany. New York Post Colonist And Fox news contributor, miranda devine, and in the Center Seat for the first time we welcome Mike Rowe, ceo of Mike Rowe works. Hes also the Executive Producer and narrator of the new show, how america works, which premieres tonight on Fox Business, and we are excited to get into it a little bit later in the show, mike. We are awaiting official confirmation that the body found near Grand Teton National Park in wyoming is indeed gabby. An autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow and that should reveal the cause of death. Petito and laundrie set off on a Crosscountry Road Trip back in july, but only brian came back. Laundries family say they havent seen him since last tuesday and now authorities in florida are being criticized f
they say it most likely spread through an intermediate animal host, possibly a wild animal captured and raised on a farm or a direct transmission from an animal known to carry a similar coronavirus such as a pangolin or bat. the report says it s not likely to have come from frozen food, and the least likely source, they say, a laboratory leak. well, from more on what s in that report, let s turn now to cnn s kristie lu stout who joins us live from hong kong. so what else did this report reveal about the origins of covid-19, and how reliable are the findings given the restrictions placed on the w.h.o. team one year after the pandemic started? reporter: you re right, rosemary. a lot of concerns about the timing, about the access, the process and methodology that went into this investigation. cnn has obtained a draft of this 123-page report by the world health organization, looking into the origins of the novel coronavirus. there s a lot of detail in there as you can expect, b
mask on. the whole point of the vaccine, cdc guidance is what we re following. republican senator ted cruz refusing to wear a mask while speaking to the press yesterday. official guidance from the cdc advises to continue regular precautions in public places, like wearing a mask, even when fully vaccinated. thanks, ted cruz, for guiding us. good morning, welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, march 25th. with us, we have white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire, and president of the council on foreign relations and author of the book, the world, a brief introduction, richard haass is with us this morning. jonathan, you heard kasie just talk about it, president biden holding that press conference today. what can we expect? it s president biden s first press conference. it s 60-some odd days into the this administration. he s gone the longest without having one of these events, and there s some talk among west wing aids that this matters more insid
new evidence from brazil shows octopuses have stages of sleep similar to humans. hello and welcome. china has imposed sanctions on nine britons including five mps and two peers for spreading what it called lies and disinformation about the country. the measures come in retaliation for british sanctions against chinese officials for human rights abuses against the uighur minority in xinjiang. it s estimated that a million, mostly muslim uighurs, are detained in camps in the north west of the region. let s speak to our china correspondent robin brant who s in shanghai. correspondent robin brant why correspondent robin brant these people and why g after why these people and why go after barristers, for example? they are going after mps and politicians because they are exerting the most pressure on borisjohnson and his boris johnson and his administration borisjohnson and his administration to be tougher on china when it comes to xinjiang but also hong kong and took the o
to the grand prix circuit for the first time in 60 years we hearfrom its new owner we start in egypt where salvage experts are warning it could take weeks to refloat the vast container ship that is blocking the suez canal in both directions, after running aground on tuesday. these are some of the latest images of the efforts to dislodge the ever given which is some 400 metres long and weighs 200 thousand tonnes. eight tugboats are attempting to tow the vessel into deeper water and at the same time dredgers are trying to clear mud and sand from underneath. let s just remind ourselves how important this stretch of water is. it was built as a short cut for ships between asia and europe and is a vital route for cargo and oil from the middle east. the alternative is this the route round the southern tip of africa thousands of miles further and more than a week longer at least 150 ships are backed up on either side in one of the worst maritime trafficjams seen in