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cbs's errol barnett has the new developments. >> reporter: new tonight, police in nashville releasingdy cam video showing an officer's brief encounter with 22-year-old college student riley strain. >> how are you doing, sir? >> good, how are you. >> good. >> reporter: it's just minutes after strain had been kicked out of a downtown nashville bar, surveillance video from that night shows strain stumbling and falling down. that was ten days ago. he hasn't been seen since. his parents, desperate for answers. >> this is a very trying time, emotional. it's a roller coaster. >> reporter: over the weekend, another clue. a bank card found on the embankment of the cumberland river, now the focus of a massive search. strain, a senior at the university of missouri, was in nashville with several fraternity brothers visiting local bars. he was asked to leave this bar, owned by country music singer luke bryan. the bar says it served strain one drink and two waters. luke bryan posting on social media "this is scary. praying for his safe return." friends say strain told them he would head back to the

cbs's errol barnett has details from the courtroom. >> reporter: the former king of crypto was dresseda beige jail uniform in a manhattan federal courtroom today. acknowledging a series of his own bad decisions. sam bankman-fried learned his sentence of 25 years after telling the court "i am sorry about what happened at every stage." prosecutors argued the mit graduate was motivated by greed, milking unwitting customers out of more than $8 billion before the collapse of ftx, the cryptocurrency exchange he founded. judge lewis kaplan agreed, saying the 32-year-old was remorseless. sunil kavuri was one of his victims. >> i lost a huge amount of money when ftx collapsed. >> reporter: how much? >> $2 million. so -- and that was for a family home and for my children's education, and that overnight. >> reporter: beckman freed was% once hailed as the future of finance, with an estimated net . and enlisting celebrities, including quarterback tom brady peer to begun getting into crypto. >> reporter: basketball steph curry. speak are not expert and i don't need to be. >> reporter: to promote his

cbs's errol barnett has the new developments. >> reporter: new tonight, police in nashville releasingbody cam video showing an officer's brief encounter with 22-year-old college student riley strain. >> how are you doing, sir? >> i'm good. how are you? >> good. >> reporter: it's just minutes after strain had been kicked out of a downtown nashville bar. surveillance video from that night shows strain stumbling and falling down. that was ten days ago. he hasn't been seen since. his parents desperate for answers. >> this is a very trying time, emotional. it's a roller coaster. >> reporter: over the weekend, another clue. a bankcard found on the embankment of the cumberland river, now the focus of a massive search. strain, a senior at the university of missouri, was in nashville with several fraternity brothers, visiting local bars. he was asked to leave this bar, owned by country music singer luke bryan. the bar says it served strain one drink and two waters. luke bryan posting on social media, "this is scary," praying for his safe return. friends say strain told them he would head back

errol barnett, thank you. now to haiti, where the u.s.considering a new plan to airlift desperate americans out of the country, which is in deep political turmoil. with the main airport in haiti's capital still closed, helicopters may be used to fly americans to the dominican republic, where they could book flights to the u.s. as cbs's manuel bojorquez reports, the only option for now is a dangerous 6-hour drive to another airport in haiti's north. >> reporter: another day at cap-haitien international airport as americans are desperate to flee a country in crisis. 82-year-old gregoire leconte is one of hundreds of u.s. passport holders trying to leave. he is hoping to get home to his wife in new york, but still no luck securing a seat. you are back here waiting to see when the next one will go? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: but no idea right now when it might happen? >> right, right. >> reporter: this woman, who did not want her identity revealed, came to the airport early this morning with no baggage in hand, scared for those she leaves behi

. >> errol barnett, thank you so much. >>> as russia escalates its attacks on ukraine, president volodymyr zelenskyy spoke with speaker of the house mike johnson today, telling him it is vital that congress passes a new military aid package. in an exclusive interview with cbs's charlie d'agata on the front lines, zelenskyy said ukraine desperately needs air defense missiles and artillery shells. >> reporter: amid the ruins of a bombed out building in eastern ukraine, president zelenskyy seemed upbeat. >> one thing that strikes me is you're defiant still. you seem more frustrated than optimistic now. >> no. >> no? i got that wrong. you're still optimistic? >> no. i'm normal. i'm optimistic because this is only one plan how to survive. >> reporter: that plan for survival relies on u.s. support, which has helped keep russian forces at bay in recent months. >> translator: it was very hard, but thank god our partners, including the u.s. and europe, helped us with air defense missiles. so we lived through the winter. >> i understand that. but americans will think, we have spent tens of billions