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Right here carlton reserve, investigators combed through this 25,000-acre expanse yesterday looking for brian laundrie we expect that search to continue this morning. steve: all right, carley, thank you very much. ainsley: let's bring in dr. michael baden fox news contributor and forensic pathology cyst to talk about this. ainsley: good morning dr. baden good morning. ainsley: have you worked on a number of cases. what do you think happened here? >> i think we will know a great deal more before today is over. the medical examiner, the coroner there will have finished an autopsy today and that ...

Pete: for sure. good reporting by trey yingst. rachel: absolutely,. pete: to an additional fox news alert. the disappearance surrounding the gabby petito is more complex. rachel: his family says he weren't through the hikes of florida but never returned. pete: carl carley shimkus is with us. reporter: i'm at the myakkahatchee preserve. this is miles from buy and laundry's bribe brian laundrie's house. this is officers from five different age sir and fbi are using drones, k-9s and swamp buggies to scour this 25,000-acre expanse. i just mentioned the challenges

Two different states, have very different circumstances. the search is on for gabby petito and brian laundrie. i want to start with this creek in carlton reserve is where the authorities are looking for brian. 50 police officers from five different agencies, fbi agents, drones, swamp buggies began scow you aring the 25,000-acre expanse yesterday. brian's parents said he went for a hike tuesday and never saw him on back. they reported him missing two days later. why they waited two days to talk to the police,. >> that is a great question. we've been trying to reach the family, them to get answe...

Now, here is alaska. and here are the parts now affected. one-third of the whole state. >> it sets aside for conservation an area larger than the state of california. by designating about 100 million acres for new parks and wildlife areas, the united states has, as of today, double the size of its national park system. >> december, 1980. president carter signs into law that expansion of protected lands. it dramatically helped the arctic national wildlife refuge, a 19 million acre expanse of pristine land largely populated by native community, polar bear, caribou, the refuge sits on top of the ...