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front row. dana: giving me a hard time. john: gabby petito s boyfriend brian laundrie is a person of interest. there is new body cam footage of officers responding to an incident in utah. dana: she and brian left new york on july 2nd. a week later they were in utah. she was last season in a hotel in salt lake city, utah on august 24th and place aid final call from wyoming. john: that s where the trail goes home. brian laundrie returned home on september 1st without gabby. he got an attorney and refuses to speak to police. the outreach is 350 million people asking where is gabby. in all honesty, we are trying to find the answer and the only person who knows it is sitting in their house. you can t have a more frustrating situation. the one who doesn t care is the one who is supposed to care about her the most. dana: that was gabby petito s stepfather. we will speak to him in a moment. first to florida with jonathan. gabby petito s fiance brian laundrie still ....
the biden administration caused this disaster. this is a complete debacle. we had every reason to believe and to plan for the rapid collapse of the afgan military and the of a began government. president biden has described the evacuation from afghanistan as an extraordinary success. this has to be the lie of the 21st century. things got really heated when senator ted cruz pressured whether the officials gave the taliban the names of american citizens during the chaotic evacuation. did the state department give the taliban a list or multiple lists of americans and/or afgans that we wanted out? those reports and the idea that we would do anything to endanger our citizens or anyone else at a time when we re trying to save their lives is flat-out wrong. in limited instances where we were seeking to get a bus or a group of people through a check point, we gave a manifest to the people at the check point to demonstrate that those people were expected roughly ....
[cheers and applause] i want to thank my team once again. i want to thank perry meeks design because it s sparkling baby it s sparkling. i want to thank my twin sister sheila for her support and my five amazing living children danielle, rashon, delveon, mikasia and micah. you saved my life. and to my angel baby boy i would rather have him back than anything in the world. but i am a mother without a son and there are a lot of people in the street that are without a mother and i feel like it s a fair exchange. i m here for them. thank you. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] wow. what a night. you can support all our honorees right now by going to cnn heroes.com to donate. each donation will be matched dollar for dollar and if you know someone as amazing as tonight s honoree you can nominate them to be a cnn hero in 2022. we hope that some of these stories have inspired you to get involved and to do your part because you, too, can be somebody s hero. thank you so ....
more than 100 schools in england have been told by the government that they must shut buildings immediately that have been built using what s known as crumble risk concrete. it s a type of lightweight concrete that is prone to collapse. some schools will have to relocate children to other teaching spaces until safety work is carried out. we have not yet been told which schools are affected. our education editor, branwen jeffreys, reports. yellow temporary classrooms in bradford, the stairs being craned into place today, an emergency measure just days before term starts, part of the building closed forfear starts, part of the building closed for fear of a starts, part of the building closed forfear of a sudden starts, part of the building closed for fear of a sudden collapse. parents absorbing the news. i for fear of a sudden collapse. parents absorbing the news. i heard about the school, parents absorbing the news. i heard about the school, there parents absorbing ....
we begin this morning with the worst night in odesa since the start of the invasion. russia s third night of attacks on the city leaving at least one person and two others injured. officials urging people to stay in their shelters until the sirens end. ukraine s air force pleading for better defense systems after they downed only five of 19 russian classrooms. the eu s top diplomat calls this barbaric due to the large scale of destruction of food infrastructure. he says not only did russia withdraw from the black sea deal, they are burning the grain now, too. officials claim the previous two days of attacks destroyed 60,000 tons of grain, foods that millions in developing nations rely on. alex marquardt is there. reporter: this city has never seen anything like this since the beginning of the war. i can t overstate the terror that the citizens of this city have had to experience over not one, but the last three nights, and it is no mistake that odesa is home to ukra ....