you heard it first right here on msnbc, elizabeth smart found alive.m what we can tell so far, physically in good shape. kate snow (voiceover): in that summer of 2004, the story of elizabeth smart was still fresh. she was the 14-year-old snatched from her bedroom in utah, held captive by a deranged street preacher, then amazingly, after nine months, returned to her family alive. i would think maybe someone just has her captive, and they'll just decide to let her go one day. kate snow (voiceover): a family friend put the wilbergers in touch with elizabeth smart's uncle. was it comforting? it was comforting. he was very positive, because of course of their experience. and he said, never give up hope, just keep thinking positive. she came home. right, right. and so i just-- i was like, i don't know how. i don't know the circumstances, but i cannot give up. kate snow (voiceover): and while the search continued, what seemed to be a lead emerged. the name sung koo kim came to the attention of investigators less than a week after brooke vanished. kim was a re

a man in custody who they thought might be able to reunite them with their daughter, just as elizabeth smart had been returned to her family. what are you thinking in that-- when you hear this? actually, i had prayed so faithfully all fall that whoever had done this would make a mistake. and when i heard the news, i thought, they made a mistake. they tried it again. and no one else knew what i'd prayed, because i hadn't told anyone else, because it was always, find brooke. you know, help us to find brooke. i guess that was a selfish prayer, you know, to help whoever had done this to make a mistake. and then i felt like, they made a mistake. narrator: but if this "mistake" could help find brooke, investigators first had to find out all they could about this latest possible suspect. and specifically, they wanted to know more about that suspect's ties to oregon. detectives quickly determined that joel courtney grew up in beaverton, a portland suburb about 75 miles from where brooke disappeared. but that had been 20 years before. police also knew he had lived in several different states. the que

we are all living in together with two very smart and sensible people. elizabeth warren and jon ossoff are both going to be here at this table and i cannot wait to talk with both of them. first, i want to get you up to speed about where we are right now. starting with the fact that for the second time in two months, authorities are investigating what the fbi is calling an apparent assassination attempt. here is what we have been able to piece together so far. yesterday afternoon a secret service agent posted at trump's florida golf club spotted a subject armed with what he perceived to be a rifle. on the public side of the golf course perimeter fence. less than 400 yards away from trump and where he was playing golf. phone records later show that the same guy had been waiting in that vicinity for about 12 hours. the secret service agent fired multiple shots forcing the subject to flee until he was pulled over in every on i-95. no shots fired except by the secret service. the suspect is in custody today that suspect, ryan wesley routh, appeared in court and was cha

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elizabeth debicki and supporting actor to billy crudup of the morning show. >> the emmy goes to hacks on the comedy side, outstanding comedy series went to hacks lead actress jean smart also earned more gold. >> jeremy allen white trophies were dished out again to the bear, with jeremy allen white getting best lead actor ebon moss-bachrach, supporting actor. >> liza colon-zayas became the first latina emmy winner for best supporting actress in a comedy. baby reindeer. baby reindeer won outstanding limited or anthology series, as well as wins for creator and lead star richard gadd and supporting actress jessica gunning. jodie foster in other anthology wins true detective night country jodie foster took outstanding lead actress and lamorne morris of fargo won supporting actor. welcome everybody, to the 76th emmy awards. eugene and dan levy hosted the show as the first father son duo to run the emmys. it was a night with plenty of nostalgia, with on stage cast reunions for shows including happy days and the west wing. tv's biggest night wraps up as another awards season officially gets started in los angeles. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> all right, ashley thank you. tim