you've got her van. her van is parked at mom and dad's house. where is gabby and all of this and she said it never came up which again a lot of critics believe is hard to believe, considering they were together, inseparable for a long time and there was a history of violence. they had that altercation that police showed up to during their time in moab in the west. gabby petito was clearly distraught after that encounter. there's reasoning that may be these two, there was some time of -- some kind of physical altercation that may have been a regularity over the years. high school sweethearts who became boyfriend-girlfriend afterwards and decided to make this trip through the west into a lot of the national parks and in doing so, only one of them came back to florida. >> sandra: suspect in the death of long island native gabby petito. the family lawyer has confirmed. that's the breaking news. phil keating will join us in a few short moments on that, as word just came in from the family attorney is both families continue to mourn the loss of their

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big vans with people inside of them. >> okay. what was their role in this evening? >> well, they showed up and they wanted to protect the business and i didn't really have a say in what everybody was doing. i was just there doing my first-aid stuff and then ryan said why don't you guys stay here and we'll go down to the car source number two. >> okay. so the people -- a group of people was going to stay at car source three and the people depicted in this praf were going to go where? >> car source two. >> is that what happened? >> yes. >> so at that point then sam and sal had coverage, for lack of a better word, at both of their businesses to protect the property, correct? >> yes. >> so you get down to car source two and did all the people go there? >> yes, besides sal the owner, he did not. >> during the night were sam and sal there? >> they were not. >> they left you guys there? >> i believe nick smith was in contact with them throughout the night. i'm not certain, bust i believe they were. >> and you get down there, were you able to get in and out of the business?

but there is one van equipped to handle them all. for over 120 years, mercedes-benz vans have been built, upfitted and ready to go. because we believe dreams - should never stay that way. mark: welcome back america, well. there is a fascinating candidate running for lieutenant governor of virginia, who did you not get attention i believe she deserves. winsome sears. she was first black female republican first female veteran, and first naturalize citizen delegate to serve in house of delegates, she is a much inize naturalize citizen, and an -- electrician in u.s. marine corps. winsome sears how are you. >> very well. i can't wait until november 3. november 2 is election, we sleep on the third. mark:: hopefully, you sleep happily. let me ask you, a quarantines -- a few questions, why did you decide to run for lieutenant governor. >> i saw that our children in virginia were not learning anything. i saw the scores of education. and it is the nation's report card that test our children in the 4, 8, and 12 grades. i saw that in virginia, b

big vans with people inside of them. >> okay. what was their role in this evening? >> well, they showed up and they wanted to protect the

officer van wii, recovered the last two shell casings. strike that. officer van wii, officer moreti, the driver of the squad car that kyle tried to surrender himself to. he said it was a war zone. he described it as the city on fire. the police felt as though they were completely surrounded. describe the constant gun fire that evening. mr. binger wants to slough it off as fireworks this. it wasn't that bad that night. ladies and gentlemen, it was hell in this area downtown. there were violent people causing trouble. the state wants us to believe it was okay. the police pushed them back. now they could leave. car source was safe. it stuck out in my mind, the witness said the police pushed them back, let them back, pushed them back, let them back. a lot of the burning happened late at night that witness said. gaige grosskreutz, ten million reasons to change his statement. his attorney is sitting in the courtroom. has been sitting in the courtroom when he testified. if he's just your average complaining witness, why get a lawyer? what do you got to hide?

they expect you to believe a producer was not following that jerry van. he just happened to be right behind it and just decided to run a red light, why? what was the sense of urgency? unless you are a producer doing exactly what you are instructed to do. photograph the jury. and oh, by the way, the person that instructed this producer according to the producer, in this case, to follow the jury, she has nuked her social media accounts, which means if there was no wrongdoing here, this person wouldn't be running and hiding. nbc claims the producer wasn't photographing the van, but that is besides the point, even. following the bus alone is a whole bowl of wrong because of jurors believe that they are being followed, they might feel intimidated. they may feel hesitant to vote the way they truly want to. this is a journalistic atrocity, and for anyone involved, they need to be fired just for starters. this is a same network, by the way, at least, and it was intentional, the impetus trump access hollywood tape to "the washington post," and triel election in th

. >> do you remember seeing people get out of those vans? >> yes. i saw -- i think there were six people in total. >> you saw them with weapons. >> i saw them with rifles. i don't remember melee weapons. >> they were armed? >> yes. >> and you believed that they were going to be the ones protecting the 63rd street source? >> yes. >> so at this point in time had anybody told you that those folks had left the 63rd street car source? >> no. >> when you're running with this fire extinguisher, you think there's already a group designated to that spot that is still down there, right? >> yes. >> so again, why do you feel that you needed to run three blocks down there with a fire extinguisher if you thought there were people down there protecting that property? >> because dominic called me and asked me to go help put out the fires down there. >> in that phone call, dominic never told you that any of the members of the 59th street group that you were a part of, he never said anybody of them were down there, right? >> yes. >> he never told you that the group t

we heard about the msnbc situation where they were followed in their jury van. what the people don't know in this country is prior to that. a week before, we learned that joe citizen, whoever that may have been was at the location where these jurors met with the van and was taking video of these jurors. and as you can understand, judge schroeder was beyond -- absolutely. judge jeanine: i don't have a lot of time. but you sat with kyle's mother during the trial and you got to know kyle and his mother. tell us about that. >> i can tell you i did get to know both of them very well. certainly sitting next to his mother and his two sisters. the agony as a mother that i felt with her going through what kyle was going through, you could cut it with a knife. and clearly what kyle went through, we saw two situation whereas that came through. one was his testimony and yesterday with the announcement of the verdict in the final fifth charge. judge jeanine: can you tell me what were you look for in a juror? >> we were look for those individuals who hadn't preformed an opini

and this is a pick by kyle van know. threw it right to him and have a know is in for the touchdown. >> that pick one of four interpretations in the pats defense 25-0 victory. new england has now won five in a row and more football guys to come. of course because it is thanksgiving next week like you were saying. lawrence: looking forward to it love football. pete: we were going to do a third topic with congressman byron donalds we didn't get a chance to get to it because is he talking about repealing the agenda which is good. the problem is joe biden is still in the white house even if they did repeal it you would have to get over a veto. really comes down to where you live. the governor of connecticut on wednesday believed -- they are now saying that you have to have a booster shot to be fully vaccinated. ainsley: the definition of fully vaccinated keeps moving. pete: on the east coast. governor desantis in florida signed a bunch of anti-vaccination mandate bills at a dealership in brandon, florida. [laughter] ainsley: