bergman's mother says it's out of character for her daughter to stay out of touch like this. she doesn't think anyone would want to hurt her. >> she's a beautiful, sweet, supertalent eed young woman. she's caring. she's very strong minded. she's just a very sweet, loving person. i mean, she would do -- she would do anything for anybody. >> police say bergman left her apartment without her wallet or i.d. friends say she was with her exboyfriend who had recently moved in with her and a co-worker. >>> a police officer in baltimore captured on video severely beating a man has resigned. the officer, whose identity has not been made public, was suspended when the video surfaced over the weekend. authorities say the officer arrested the man for assault and resisting arrest. the charges were dropped. the second officer in that video has been placed on administrative leave. an investigation is in its early stages. >>> for the first time the fda has approved marketing of an app for pregnancy prevention. the natural cycles app which is based on daily temperature checks and the timing of

via skype omar waraich deputy south asia director at amnesty international and also in london david bergman a journalist who was formerly based in bangladesh for thirteen years welcome to you all charu i want to start with you today look many have said that these protests are about far more than just road safety or traffic what in your view are the issues that led to these demonstrations. i think the fact remains that they said being deceived by an idea that dissent has been suppressed for too long a questioning of the government is something that is not being tolerated and let's bear in mind that it's both sides it's it's all factions all political parties across the board currently we have the army leak we is trying to bring in what is called the digital think killer t. act are hugely piece of legislation which would seek to suppress and undermine the media so i think with this a third of widespread protests by students in the light of a lot that is going on within the country in terms of freedom of expression suppression of dissent and and therefore has to be viewed the thought of how do

cara bergman. last seen august 4th and she recently moved to phoenix from san diego to live with her then boyfriend. the two broke up and bergman moved in with a friend. that friend said bergman was noticeably upset the day she was seen the last time she was seen and left for work early. >>> google always knows where you are. even if you tell the company not to track you. an investigation by the associated press discovered whether you use an android device or iphone, the company services record your movements. google stores location information when the map app is opened. daily weather updates will hone in on your location. google responded saying, quote, we provide clear descriptions of these tools and robust controls so people can turn them on or off and delete histories at any time. i'm about to tweet a link to show you how you can perhaps get some of that tracking to get turned off. >>> this video is getting a lot of attention on social media. four women inside a unicorn float on a lake in minn

her mother tonight saying bergman had recently moved from california with her boyfriend and tells abcpurse, wallet and i.d. were left at the apartment. >>> and prayers are pouring in for aretha franklin tonight. the 76-year-old queen of soul who performed in november at an elton john aids foundation gala is reportedly seriously ill. according to the ap and to "people" magazine. the queen of soul, of course, a legend. her hits include "respect." she's getting a lot of that tonight, and so many prayers. we're wishing her well. >>> when we come banck, america strong on a monday night. the wedding day and the wedding couple suddenly trapped in their car moments after.w thisnd ♪ -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should it? when you bundle home and auto... run, alan! ...you get more than just savings. you get 'round-the-clock protection. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing

via skype omar waraich deputy south asia director at amnesty international and also in london david bergman a journalist who was formerly based in bangladesh for thirteen years welcome to you all charu i want to start with you today look many have said that these protests are about far more than just road safety or traffic what in your view are the issues that led to these demonstrations. i think the fact remains that the obama base has been besieged by an idea that dissent has been suppressed for too long a questioning of the government is something that is not being tolerated and let's bear in mind that it's both sides it's it's all factions all political parties across the board currently we have the army leak we is trying to bring in what is called the digital think killer t. act are hugely the cornea piece of legislation which would seek to suppress and undermine the media so i think with this a sort of widespread protests by students in the light of a lot that is going on within the country in terms of freedom of expression suppression of dissent and and therefore has to be new the th

to president modest so mcnamee's appeal to the international monetary fund to speed up this and bergman's from the country's fifty billion dollar credit line. mr markey says the cash is needed to ease the country's financial crisis stabilize turbulent markets and guarantee compliance with next year's financial program uncertainty over inflation and they can all make downturn and budget deficits have sent the pace of tumbling forty percent since the beginning of the year the i.m.f. has said it will reexamined its payment schedule. and argentina is having trouble keeping up its currency at the same time the turkish lira is dropping and venezuela's ball of our seems beyond repair earlier i asked our markets man paul brits in frankfurt if these scenarios are shocking investors. alarm bells are ringing not just about argentina where investors are already pulling out but more globally analysts have warned that a global emerging market crisis is becoming more likely and that one of the reasons of course being the ongoing trade disputes now turkey has its own dispute with the us but otherwise the

have to leave it there thank you so much to all our guests are a lot to hog omar right and david bergman and thank you too for watching it can see the program again any time by visiting our website out there a dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from a mahommedan film and a whole team here bye for now. travel often. by trying to use the forests if. i can. valleys and scott. this adventure. discovery. is finally places close to. going to get the cattle i always. this was wrong to take children away from their parents and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put us in the big player and we sort of looked after so i don't remember the children's names never forget the kurds counted as doc secret on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but it's been horrific jomo sold his life it's not going oh my life short and the story needs to be told we do stories that have in fact the suspect

via skype omar waraich deputy south asia director at amnesty international and also in london david bergman a journalist who was formerly based in bangladesh for thirteen years welcome to you all charu i want to start with you today look many have said that these protests are about far more than just road safety or traffic what in your view are the issues that led to these demonstrations. i think the fact remains that they said being deceived by an idea that dissent has been suppressed for too long a questioning of the government is something that is not being tolerated and let's bear in mind that its board. its all factions all political parties across the board currently we have the army leak we is trying to bring in what is called the digital think killer t. act are hugely the cornea piece of legislation which would seek to suppress and undermine the media so i think with this a third of widespread protests by students in the light of a lot that is going on within the country in terms of freedom of expression suppression of the st and therefore has to be new to thought omar do you agree

. >>> in "gma" first look, the search for another missing woman, 19-year-old kyra bergman disappeared more than a week ago. abc's marcus moore has the latest in the search in arizona. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, worried friends and family have not seen or heard from 19-year-old kyra bergman in more than a week. last seen in her phoenix apartment, her mother deeply concerned for her daughter's safety being out of touch this long is not like her. >> for her to leave her purse with her wallet and i.d. at the apartment that's not normal. that's why i feel like there's something not right here. >> the missing teen originally from san diego, moving to phoenix with her boyfriend in march. this morning, police have not identified any suspects and are asking for the public's help. >> communication with family stopped. that's concerning. not only for the family but for the investigators. >> the community holding a vigil leaving flowers at her doorstep and praying for her safeet we'll have search comg up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look i'm marcus moore, abc news, los angeles.

what is so concerning for bergman's family is again, her wallet and i.d.ere all left behind in her phoenix-area apartment. but she is nowhere to be found this morning. her family says this is completely out of character for her. robin, they're so worried she's in real danger. they want her home right away. >> absolutely. hopefully she'll be found safe and sound very soon, marcus. just a reminder of all the people who are missing around the country. marcus, thank you. >> thanks, robin. >>> we turn to the uproar around a police beating in baltimore. the police officer seen in this video repeatedly punching a man on the street suspended after the tape surfaced online. the officer has resigned. the police department saying the officer involved in yesterday's incident is no longer with the bpd. the second officer remains on administrative duties. baltimore police say desean mcgrier was known to the officer who can be seen punching mcgrier in the head and body. all the charges against mcgrier were dropped. >>> we turn to a powerful moment in chicago. the priest

in.many were allowed [applause] derektrump: special agent bergman, who have lead the operation, is here with us today. derek, where are you? you are a brave looking guy. come here, derek, fast. hurry up here. [applause] this, butt expecting i guess i would say that at operation matador, we had a lot of violence on long island in new york area, so the response started really with leadership that supported us and was able to allow us to go out there and do what we had to do. it really speaks to the collaborative effort that we have with our local and state and other partners that everyone was able to get together and assist each other in different facets of the operation and hopefully we are able to make a difference in the communities because that is ultimately why we are doing it, to make those neighborhoods safe, so hopefully we are able to do that. [applause] pres. trump: beautiful. and i know long island very well, and i can take you that when i hear some of the stories -- i grew up there, essentially, very near. i know every one of the towns. to hear some the going on with ms 13, yo

he attended the denny's bergman, at least his wife attended. gettysburgded the methodist church, at least his wife attended. it seems interesting that when you read the accounts that were saved of people who knew john burns that john burns is kind of a strange figure. according to the accounts, he seems to take himself a little too seriously. he does not have a sense of humor at all. because of that, he is the butt of many jokes. i was surprised and stunned by the number of accounts i found where people were telling other people the jokes they played on john burns while he was town constable. the constable is not the sheriff, he's not really a law enforcement official. he is really more of a ward of the court. he had several duties that he had to maintain. he would go out and serve summons. here's a list of the things the constable was responsible for. he had to keep track of the deer killed out of season, he had to make sure the street names were had to makeair, sure nobody was serving alcohol over a certain amount in the town. he could enforc

on journalist and author ronen bergman says that israel was the first country to recognize that in today's interconnected world the internet not only provides the benefit of improved communication but can also be a threat to national security that's why israel has developed a sophisticated side. the security system that includes the military business and research groups. israel is on there at least the sense the months of constant war constant threat a liberal democracy in the middle east that faces extreme threats and therefore use the extreme measures to counter that this is not the mindset in other countries and when this is the mindset that drives people to the edge can do a lot inventing a lot in being very innovative in order to counter the threats and this is also the basis of israeli success in so. many israeli students are preparing for a career in unit a two hundred b. agency that's responsible for code decryption and collecting signals intelligence it's an option that for many is preferable to doing their mandatory military service in for example the occupied territories. the tw

. >>> coming up next, peter bergman will join me next who says that the president picked the wrong guy here to mess with. plus the wife of the former trump aide who cut a deal with robert mueller says he should now scrap the deal. can you even do that? plus governor andrew cuomo of new york walking back comments from a speech when he said america, quote, was never that great. as the tributes continue to come in for the queen of soul, we are learning more about how she spent her final days. more on aretha franklin. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. when it comes to strong bones, are you on the right path? we have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, so with our doctors we chose prolia® to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps strengthen bones by stopping cells that

special agent derek bergman who helped lead the operation is here with us today. derek, where are you? you are a brave looking guy. come here. hurry up, derek. come on. >> i would say that, you know, at operation matador we had a lot of violence on long island and the new york area, so the response started really with leadership that supported us and was able to allow us to go out there and do what we had to do, and it really speaks to the collaborative effort we have with our state and local partners and other federal agencies, that everybody was able to get together and assist each other in different facets of the operation. hopefully we were able to make a difference in the communities because ultimately that's why we were doing it, was to make those neighborhoods safe for people to inhabit them. hopefully we were able to do that. >> that's a beautiful thing. beautiful. and i know long island very well and i can tell you that when i hear some of the stories, i grew up there, essentially, very near. i know every one of the towns. to hear some of the stories goin

emma bergman is a social worker and served as the organization's clinical director for two years. >> many of the young people who come to us who are recruited through their different school communities have experienced some kind of trauma as a rult of living in areas where there are high rates of poverty and also community violence. and so our programming is designed to be a trauma informed program where we support young people by engaging in corrective experiences >> people that work here treat us like family. they always there for us even when we go into the good times and the low times >> reporter: the organizationki balances boat-ng programs with social and emotional peer and counselor-led support. former executive director bret hart says the objective is to arm young people with the skills to pblem solve any challenge >> so having social workers on r staff, and having those supports in place for the young people whongage and then being intentional about the social emotional health and aspects of our program build a sustainable model for apprenticeship for teenagers who are in a

stan bergman ceo and chairman of the company joins us on set. >> good morning. >> is this a sign thate u.s. strong economic growth, people have more dollars in the pocket they're taking better care of themselves and that's translating to more sales of your equipment >> i think the markets are quite solid. not only in the u.s. but around the world. for our dental products, medical products, and of course the products we sell to animal veterinarians. >> and you're spinning off and merging that business. how's that process going >> we are spinning off our animal health business into a separate company and merging with vets first choice to create a leader of products and related services to veterinarians. very, very excited about that. think the opportunity to drive more into the office is high with this joint venture. >> the pet market's been a hot investment we seen a lot of m&a, a lot of deals, a lot of everything around that space right now. how are you valuing that >> well, of course the baby boomers are buying more. it's a great area to be in >> amazon has obviously been a big focus

so i want to thank the governors matt bevin, bill bryant, doug bergman, nathan diehl and john bel edwards being here today. been friends of mine. we have been, i could say, in wars but we have been on the same side of the wars. that's always good. i want to thank you also to attorney general pam bondi and ken paxton and ken just filed a very interesting lawsuit which i think is going to be very successful. i hope it's going to be successful. i also want to recognize secretary rick perry and alex across attachment thank you very much. we are doing some great things with healthcare alex you are doing wonderful things with energy. it's going to help a lot of people. a lot of jobs are going to be created. i know you are working on it. i look forward to hearing from each of you about your experiences with prison reform. and the lessons that we have learned. i know how matt and in particular, you have been working so hard, phil, you have been working long and hard on it harder than anyone would know. but i can tell you my administration feels very, very strongly about it one of the single most

. >> well, let's get back to fred bergman from the peterson institute. also on the phone is the center for strategic and international studies. so, fred, members of congress are going come back next week on tuesday. how are they going to take this from the administration that they're officially starting the process to review the revamped nafta without officially onboard. >> there will be a lot of pressure on the administration from congress to make sure that the ongoing negotiations turn out to be successful there will be a debate within the congress with the deal with mexico by itself, but they won't cross that bridge unless they have to. they will urge canada to come along. in a way, the administration has mousetrapped itself. the congress will now step in on the side of the an cade ans and push the administration to bring them into the agreement and that will probably unfold over at least the next couple of weeks and maybe up to the real deadline which is 30 days from now when the administration is at the detailed text of the different chapters of the