abandoned on the side of the road not far from where that body was found. the video was taken two days after gabby lost contact with her family. we re awaiting the results of an autopsy scheduled for tomorrow with so many questions still unanswered. human remains were discovered consistent with gabby petito. forensic identification has not confirmed 100% we found gabby but her family has been notified of this discovery. the cause of death has not been determined at this time. just heartbreaking. her father posted an emotional tribute online saying his daughter touched the world. dana: team fox coverage. ted williams and jonna spilbor is here. first senior correspondent laura engel reporting from moose, wyoming. good morning to you all. we re here in grand teton national park and this was a dream destination for gabby petito according to her family when she embarked on that cross-country trip that turned into a nightmare. has every parent can imagine, this is an in
dana: can the u.s. take the taliban at its word? peter doocy pressing the white house about this issue. it went like this. following up on the charter flights the taliban is holding up in afghanistan, the secretary of state said there are limits to what we can do without personnel on the ground. you said we re not on the ground. whose fault is that? i don t think this is about fault here. bill: it went like that. team fox coverage begins. mark meredith with the latest from the white house this morning. trey yengst back live on these evacuations out of kabul. trey is in doha, qatar again today. good morning. positive news to report today. around 200 foreigners are expected to debart kabul on a flight today. some american citizens given permission to leave afghanistan. they will depart to doha on a qatar airways plane. kabul airport could be operational for commercial flights within three days amid intense negotiations behind the scenes between the taliban, qatar an
meltdown when he got a few tough questions. damn nice everybody [inaudible] i know i m a little pointed today. all the places you have gone either play or free games. i think number one. this is heaven. is this heaven? iowa. it s such a story even beyond baseball. even beyond american story. these dreams brian: looks like iowa a lot like iowa. . ainsley: corn, baseball field. brian: people walking. and a lot of short people taping them from behind. that s what s happening. field of dreams a special thing for fox sports tonight pregame at 6:00. game at 7:00 are will white sox against yeangs playing field kevin costner made famous field of dreams. steve: our own will mccain dispatched to iowa where it is currently 61 degrees. william at game time tonight there in the middle of the cornfield is going to be 75 and feel like heaven. will: hopefully it won t be raining, steve. hopefully it will be clear skies. it is beautiful right now. a little chilly as you p
issue but maybe not changing the policy. mayors and police chiefs will talk about illegal guns, the focal point of the administrations response but confront members of his own party forville filing law enforcement and pushing to defund the police. bill: from st. paul. national journal josh will analyze the politics of it all. we begin at the white house north lawn. mark meredith kicks off the coverage today. the white house admits that crime is on the rise nationally. now comes the hard part. how do you stop it? later today the president will be sitting down with the attorney general as well as mayors from washington, d.c. as well as san jose, california and police leaders from memphis and chicago to address violent crime impacting communities coast to coast. look at the situation in new york from the month of may of this year compared to last. shootings were up 73%. double digit increase in robbery, larceny, a state of emergency over the rise in violence in the empire st
take a listen to the witness s account of the chaos. this is sad, everyone this shouldn t have happened. an estimated 50,000 people were at this sold out two-day music festival in houston last night when the stampede happened. rapper travis scott was on stage and i m told in a matter of minutes people started surging toward the stage and that s when the awful stampede happened leave eight people dead. the crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage, okay, and that caused some panic and it started causing some injuries. people began to fall out, become unconscious, and it created additional panic. there s not a confirmed number yet on just how many people were injured. i just got off the phone with a spokesperson for houston s office of emergency management. she tells me more than 300 people were transported to local hospitals from the festival throughout the day yesterday for different medical issues and some were unrelated to the stampede for things like