The nationwide search for Brian Laundrie may be over. 

A body was found Wednesday during the ongoing manhunt for the only person of interest in the Gabby Petito case, and while investigators have yet to identify the remains, items belonging to Brian were found nearby.

FBI confirms human remains found in search for Brian Laundrie

NBC's Gabe Gutierrez joins Shep Smith to report from Port-au-Prince on the wave of kidnappings happening in Haiti.

Locals in Haiti call for gang to release hostages

CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin joins Shep Smith to report on the return of WeWork, two years after its first IPO collapsed.

Two years after its IPO faltered, WeWork prepares to go public

CNBC's Morgan Brennan joins Shep Smith to report on NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, which is meant to explore the origins of the universe. It's 100 times more powerful than the Hubble.

NASA's prepares to launch telescope 100 times more powerful than Hubble

NBC's Tom Winter reports on a lawsuit over the alleged assault of protesters by Donald Trump's security guards.

Donald Trump deposed in lawsuit over alleged assault of protesters

Lori Glaze of NASA joins Shep Smith to discuss a mission to launch a sort of robot archaeologist to study the asteroids near Jupiter, which could provide a clue as to how the planets formed. She also discusses a mission to try and hit an asteroid and knock it out of its orbit, in the event one ever comes toward Earth.

NASA plans to 'crash into asteroids' to test changing orbit

NBC's Julia Ainsley joins Shep Smith to report on news that the Department of Homeland Security is building a special intelligence-gathering cell to track and warn about large groups of migrants heading north to the U.S. border.

U.S intelligence 'tracking migrants movements' from Haiti

NBC's Shaquille Brewster joins Shep Smith to report on pack sports stadiums and why they haven't become superspreader events.

Packed sporting stadiums 'not superspreader' events

CNBC's Perry Russom reports on a two-headed turtle that's been found on Cape Cod.

Scientists say the animal suffers from a rare genetic condition, but is alive and healthy.

Scientists stunned by rare 'two-headed turtle'

CNBC's Scott Cohn joins Shep Smith to report on the latest developments in the trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.

Another Theranos insider testifies against founder Elizabeth Holmes

CNBC's Perry Russom reports on the case of Dzhokhar Tzarnaev, the surviving Boston Marathon Bomber, who is waiting to hear whether the Supreme Court will reinstate the death penalty in his case.

Court to decide whether Boston Marathon Bomber receives death penalty

CNBC's Valerie Castro joins Shep Smith to discuss the coroner's report over the death of Gabby Petito. The coroner found Petito died of manual strangulation.

Gabby Petito died by manual strangulation, according to coroner

CNBC's Shep Smith reports on the resignation of Las Vegas Raiders football coach Jon Gruden after he made numerous racist, homophobic and sexist comments in emails.

Raiders coach Jon Gruden resigns after derogatory emails

CNBC's Shep Smith reports on Amazon's new robot, named Astro, and what it can and cannot do. 

With CNBC's tech products editor, Todd Haselton, and CNBC tech editor Steve Kovach.

What to expect from 'Astro',  Amazon's new robot for households

Sir Richard Branson talks to CNBC's Seema Mody about his efforts to bring a younger audience to the cruise industry.

Sir Richard Branson, Virgin Voyages launches 'no kids' cruises

CNBC's Shep Smith reports on the latest developments regarding the search for Brian Laundrie.

Gabby Petito Case: Manhunt for Brian Laundrie continues

NBC6 Ryan Nelson reports from Surfside, Florida, on family members of victims who want the site of the building collapse to become a memorial

Families of Florida condo collapse victims want permanent memorial

CNBC's Shep Smith reports that NASA is warning an asteroid could hit the Earth in 161 years. With Dante Lauretta, Osiris-Rex mission principle investigator.

NASA predicts giant asteroid could hit Earth in 2182

CNBC's Eunice Yoon joins Shep Smith to report on homebuyers in China and why they're so concerned about Evergrande's debt crisis.

The Chinese homebuyers caught in the middle of Evergrande crisis

CNBC's Andrea Day joins Shep Smith to report on entrepreneurs who are dealing with supply shortages leading up to the holiday season.

Toymakers worry supply chain shortages will mean stock won't make Christmas

NBC's Shaquille Brewster reports on police in Washington, D.C., and how the city is reforming training to intervene if an officer is using excessive force.

Police departments take violence reform into their own hands

Twitter is set to enable tipping in bitcoin through the crypto wallet app Strike. Jack Mallers, Strike founder and CEO, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss the new partnership and what it means for crypto.

'Absolute payment disruption': Strike Founder on Twitter's Bitcoin announcement

Experts say climate change is making summer longer, and increasing the number of extreme weather events.

Now homeowners who have faced losing property are taking new measures to help protect their homes.

U.S homeowners resorting to 'desperate measures' to save homes

CNBC's Seema Mody reports on the increase in food prices around the world and how it's impacting families.

Consumers around the world cope with rising food prices

CNBC's Leslie Picker reports on the Occupy Wall Street movement, 10 years later.

A look back at the Occupy Wall Street movement, ten years later

NBC's Shomari Stone reports on the stepped up security around the U.S. Capitol ahead of a 'Justice for J6' rally of far-right Trump supporters in Washington, D.C.

Security very tight around U.S. Capitol ahead of Trump supporters rally

North Port Police spokesman Josh Taylor joins Shep Smith to discuss what the police are doing at the home of Brian Laundrie.

Gabby Petito: Police searching home of boyfriend Brian Laundrie

CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the impact A.I. is having on the real estate industry.

Could artificial intelligence take over the real estate industry?

CNBC's Morgan Brennan joins Fast Money to report from Florida ahead of the first-ever, all-civilian trip to space.

Countdown to SpaceX launch, given green light for Florida launch

CNBC's Bertha Coombs joins Shep Smith to report that some health care workers are refusing to comply with vaccine mandates.

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