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>> well, it tells me that, you know, your worst fear in these cases is that tbody will be so degraded either by weather or animal activity in the area, you won't be able to determine that. it tells me they have enough to determine that her death was caused by the intentional infliction of injuries by another person. that is a homicide. now, the cause of death, how it was -- whether it be blunt-force trauma or -- or strangulation. we -- that's yet to be determined. more examination needs to take place but they have enough of her body left to determine that her -- her death was caused by an inte...

Aut autopsy results. the search for her fiance, brian laundrie, intensifying today. police returning to this 25,000 acre reserve. officers searching by foot, with canines, using all-terrain vehicles, and drones to cover the vast area of treacherous wilderness. >> terrain is very difficult. essentially, 75% of it's underwater. and other areas that are dry, we are trying to clear. >> reporter: authorities not saying what led them back to the 25,000-acre reserve today after calling officers there monday morning. >> a search warrant obtained for an external hard drive found in the van the couple h...

Happened and that's months before he says he knew. now, if we assume for a moment he didn't know, the question is, is he competent? bill: and this question: did he lie to congress. new subpoenas will be issued this week for top administration officials, and we'll talk with one of the lawmakers demanding a resignation. heather. heather: and also this. the mystery over a missing baby in missouri, intensifying today. lisa irwin's parents, talking to police and the media. but where is baby lisa? >> bill: it's october, and yet, a twister leaving several families without a home this morning. >> hear...

States and goes to a right-to-work state? will we see this again? >>guest: you could but it would not have to be a right-to-work state, if the union employer tried to expand production into any other state and it was a nonunion plant it opened the board could claim it is retaliation. but, based on this complaint they could claim that if it was a union plant, but a different union, and it was done because the employer felt it would have a better or different relationship, it could claim it was retaliation so there is no limit to this but it makes no sense. >>stuart: but is it possible at the en...

The gulf of mexico, but we have had offshore supply vessels that were built in the last 10 years to service deep water drilling. that technology is being exported to countries because this administration has shut down an industry and put hundreds of thousands of jobs in generality. -- jeopardy. further further you must have some idea, speculate, why does the president do this? let me answer my own question, did you think that the president is so tied to the environmentalists who hate oil and do not like drilling at all, is that it? >>guest: i think he is committed to creating a command-and-con...