wembley is in north west london. from the tube station, there s a road commonly called wembley way. it leads to the stadium. it s often busy before games. this is ahead of england germany two weeks ago. but this time, it was clear something was different, something wasn t right. let s start at 11:a5am in the morning, over eight hours before kick off. people had already started to gather, and through the afternoon, wembley way continued to fill up. at 3:45pm, one fan, kosar noor, tweeted this photo of wembley way. 15 minutes later, apm, the bbc filmed the scene. you can see the atmosphere was shifting. there were thousands of fans, many drinking, plus the police watching on. soon, the police had acknowledged both that there was a problem. at 11:12pm, it put out a statement saying.
kicking in, he s a dallas police officer. my feeling was something wasn t right. it just wasn t right. a few minutes later, we c.j. drove up along with his dad. we went to the door and c.j. knocked on the door, three or four times, there was no answer. they were messing with the key and they were all standing behind me, and i just reach down to save the door was open. and, yeah, it was unlocked. and i ll never forget how the door opened. the door just opened like in slow motion. i took a couple of steps in and, that s when mom hit the ground. and started crying. and i screamed, c.j. we my niece buckled and i had the ground, i just started crying. because there is a meant to be shell casings in someone s
carlson got the text too. it didn t make sense to him that she left without calling her 7-year-old daughter paris. kay called jeff and said he should file a report. and she said, i i don t know what s going on, but i think something happened. and i said, yeah, i agree with you. and then jeff called the okaloosa county sheriff s office to report marie missing. the investigators said, we re gonna open a case, an investigation on this. which surprised me because she s an adult. she could ve just left. because marie was advent rouse she liked to travel. and when the mood struck her, sometimes she just took off for a few days on some whim. but something seemed different this time. she would ve never have left without talking to me about it and talking to paris. she d been gone a week when the sheriff asked detective keith matz to look into it. that text message. something off, said her family.
get back into their homes. what remained of their homes recalling their possessions, their memories, family photos. they ll never be able to get access to those. at this point we know as soon as structural engineers give the go-ahead for rescuers, they re standing by, not ready to get back on that mound and to keep searching and to try to recover some of the 121 people still unaccounted for. and again, as you speak to some of the families who are among those missing, despite the days ticking by, many are still praying and believing in a meerg. this building, while it is difficult to watch it come down according to officials, was something that had to happen for search efforts to continue and get underway. and to avoid a bigger problem, a bigger disruption of those fefrts this building were to be pushed over by winds that could come from tropical storm elsa. joshua? yeah. as we re looking at these pictures, if you need to move because of the dust, let us know
abet, to help the cite be committed. natalie, can you get there? i m hopeful. i would like to say yes, but if the evidence isn t there, we can t charge her for something we can t prove. reporter: anyone who knew him will tell you. don fluitt enjoyed helping people. he loved being a firefighter, feeding the homeless, and helping people with disabilities find work. but what he loved most was being sienna s dad. a bond so tight, people stood in awe of it. she loved being with her dad. she loved that man. you know, to this day, i think about that void that s in her life. terrible loss certainly, that the primary victim here in a way seems to be sienna. i would say so. tiffany and josh and myself, we got to live our childhood with him. we got to go to him for advice