well as the other agencies taking part in this search ended the search for the evening. we ll have to wait and see what time it picks up tomorrow but this comes after fbi officials gave us new details just within the last hour what you laid out there, pamela. that the one piece of news that so many people were hoping would turn out differently. let s let you listen to part of the press conference. as every parent can imagine, this is an incredibly difficult time for the family and friends. our thoughts and prayers are with them. we ask that you all respect the privacy as they mourn the loss of their daughter. reporter: and also this evening, northport police taken the lead over the search here tweeting out saddened and heart broken to learn that gabby is found deceased. the focus with the fbi and national partners has been to bring her home. we will continue to work with the fbi in the search for more answers. i can tell you there is certainly a desire to get more answers
are home after their historic three-day mission. a warning from the cia came too late to stop a u.s. air strike that killed ten afghan civilians last month. according to three sources, the intelligence agency warned that there were likely civilians in the area and possibly children just seconds before the missile found its target. the military hit the toyota following a suicide bombing that killed 13 u.s. troops and scores of afghans at the kabul airport, but the pentagon now admits no one in the car was linked to isis-k and up to seven people killed in the air strike were chil children. cnn s alex marquardt has mar on what we re learning from washington. on the heels of the pentagon dmigt o admitting on friday to a tragic mistake, we are now learning in the final seconds before the h h hellfire missile tore through the car of an aide worker, the cia issued a warning that civilians were likely in the area, including possibly children inside the vehicle. that s according t
hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i am fredricka whitfield. happening now, the nation s capital on high alert. substantial police presence and crowd control measures in places, demonstrators in support of the mob which stormed the capitol january 6th gathered in washington today for a rally. it was just nine months ago we saw these terrifying scenes unfolding. hundreds of people scaling walls, breaking windows, storming hallways of the capitol, yelling to find nancy pelosi and to hang mike pence. lawmakers and the vice president ran to safety. capitol police horribly outnumbered and targeted by the mob. one officer died. more than 100 were hurt. some seriously. three other officers later died by suicide. today, the scene quite different. barriers, fencing surrounding the capitol. hundreds of officers in position should demonstrations grow violent. we have a team of correspondents covering every angle of this. let s begin with shimon prokupecz in the mid
to members in that crowd. and there were some very interesting moments. is that right? what can you tell us? reporter: certainly, jim, some very, very interesting moments. certainly people who believe that this insurrection just didn t exist, that this was just people trespassing, people who just don t believe that when have seen before their very eyes. i had the opportunity to talk to one of the attendees, and he was talking about how no officers were assaulted, how this was a bunch of people who were just trying to go in and essentially protest, and asking him all sorts of questions, you could just tell he was living in his own kind of reality, take a listen to some of what i asked him. it s a public building. i mean people out there, people are in this town all the time and i think the most severe charge they have is trespassing. destroying property, assaulting an officer? you don t believe the video? on video, there is assaulting of a police officer. you don t think
knew the military intended to pull the trilgger. it raises all sorts of questions about how an order like this is carried out. but what it really does highlight the fact the u.s. was frantically trying to rout out isis attackers who they believed were going to carry out an imminent attack. the pentagon emphasized all of this is against the backdrop of a dynamic situation in which they were frantically trying to find isis members who wanted to carry out an attack. remember this was a few days after that attack that left 170 afghans and service members dead. one of the 60 pieces of intelligence that general mckenzie said yesterday at the pentagon they had was that a white toyota corolla would be involved in the next attack. mr. ahmadi, an aid worker, that s the car he drove, and he drove it from an area that they believed was associated with isis past his office where they loaded what intelligence officials believed were explosives into the car. turned out to be water. and then