the begging and the community and the, you know, entire damn planet knocks some sense into her. reporter: petito and laundrie had been traveling cross country for months in her white 2012 ford transit van. it s only 10:00 in the morning, but it rained all afternoon yesterday. reporter: they documented their journey on social media, including youtube. all the chocolate melted. it s a river of chocolate. you can t keep chocolate in utah, not in july. reporter: petito s family last heard from her in late august. they believe she was last in the grand teton yellowstone area of wyoming. according to a lawyer for the family, petito spoke with her mother august 24th on facetime, saying she was leaving utah and heading to the tetons. cnn affiliate kstu reported
and fled the city. in chicago it was 105 and it felt like 112. we came up here to escape the heat a little bit. reporter: but a cold front is expected in the coming days. looking forward to the 8 0 agrees. even 89 degrees would be great. reporter: they say the cooler air will move into the great lakes, northeast and into the east. bringing comfort for hundreds of thousands who are still without power after last weekend s storms. in west virginia, more than 160,000 people remain in the dark and sweltering with no working fans or air conditioning. 93 degrees. reporter: refrigerators and freezers shut down when the power went out forcing some residents to rely on food pantries to get by. it s been a large request over the past few days. we re really scrounging around to try to keep up with the demand. two parents in indiana are accused of leaving their babies in separate incidents in hot cars during this blistering heat wave. police in greenfield say this man lef
now. this has been a pretty traumatizing event for our community in utah. the state investigation is focusing on the utah department of workforce services. the governor s spokeswoman tells affiliate kstu any employee responsible for the leak should be fired. tough life lessons lead a gold medal moment for olympic swimmer cullen jones. when i was 5 years old i almost drowned. my mom got me into lessons instantly. now jones is a man on a mission to help kids. details in our what matters segment.