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Gabby Petito’s father Joe, her cousin, Zoey Wickman and aunt Mary Wickman call on her boyfriend's parents to come forward with any information they have about her disappearance.

Plus, why the death of a housekeeper who worked for the Murdaugh family is under scrutiny, and a NXIVM whistleblower reacts to co-founder Nancy Salzmar being sentenced to 42 month in prison.

The boyfriend of Gabby Petito is named a person of interest in her disappearance as a police report details a fight between them in Utah. Also, the latest on Alex Murdaugh and a lawsuit alleging sexual assault against Prince Andrew.

Influencer Gabby Petito posted regularly from her idyllic cross-country road trip, until one day, the updates stopped and only her boyfriend returned home.

After Prince Andrew was a no-show in a Manhattan court Monday, a panel of royals watchers weighs in. Then, the latest Murdaugh mystery bombshell: Alex Murdaugh is accused of skimming from the family business. And, should we sue gang members?

Prince Andrew was a no-show in a Manhattan court Monday and the judge was not amused. Attorney Stacey Honowitz, royal watcher Hillary Fordwich and Jim Moret, chief correspondent for “Inside Edition,” weigh in.

Then, the latest Murdaugh mystery bombshell. It turns out skimming from the family business, allegedly, doesn’t stay family business for long. Now, Alex Murdaugh is on the business end of another criminal investigation. Andrew Davis, investigative correspondent for WSAV-TV in Savannah, and Moret discuss the latest case.

And should we sue the gang members? That’s the new strategy proposed by Chicago’s mayor to curb gang violence. If these criminals don’t respect the law, will they respect a lawsuit? Former Chicago police officer Rob Casale, attorney John Mauck and former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich weigh in.

As anniversaries pass, more and more Americans will have no personal recollections of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. But those who do — and that’s still the majority — are still tied to that horrific turning point in American history.

Ashleigh Banfield was reporting live from Ground Zero while working for MSNBC. On “Banfield,” she looks back on the heroes she met that day.

David Theall, a former public affairs officer at the Pentagon, joins “Banfield” for his perspective on that day.

Also, NYPD officers Ed Mullins and Pete Panuccio join the show to explain the rescue efforts from that day.

Finally, Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick in One World Trade explains his efforts to help the families of the 659 employees who were killed in the attack.

As anniversaries pass, more and more Americans will have no personal recollections of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. But those who do — and that's still the majority — are still tied to that horrific turning point in American history.

More twists in the Murdaugh family murder mystery as Alex Murdaugh’s lawyer dropped some bombshells about the shooting that left his client wounded last weekend.

He says his client was far more injured than the public thinks and said Alex has a description of both the shooter and their vehicle. Also, there may be a witness.

Also, comedian Bill Engvall of the legendary Blue Collar Comedy Tour joins “Banfield” to talk cancel culture, comedy and why he’s retiring from “the road.”

More twists in the Murdaugh family murder mystery as Alex Murdaugh's lawyer dropped some bombshells about the shooting that left his client wounded last weekend.

It's a question that's top of mind after beloved, award-winning actor, Michael K. Williams, was found dead in his New York apartment � reportedly with drug paraphernalia nearby. If it's confirmed he overdosed, should his dealer go down for murder?