isabel barely had time to kiss him goodbye. orlando took the wheel of his 1975 chevelle malibu classic. he opened -- michael opened the front passenger door for ronni and plopped himself in the backseat. in less than an hour, orlando and ronni would be dead. michael would be traumatized for life. this is the actual car after the bombing. i never learned what the surprise was, isabel recalled when i interviewed her over 40 years after the event. to this day, the killing of orlando letelier and ronni moffitt remains the only assassination of a foreign diplomat on u.s. soil and also the only state sponsored assassination in washington. the letelier-moffitt assassinations constituted the most brazen act of international terrorism ever committed in the united states. the only state sponsored such act and the only car bomb. the two decades long resolution of the case would hold implications for chile, the united states, terrorism, human rights, and the state of democracy everywhere. my book literally argues it was crucial in taking d

. >> reporter: the desperate search for 14-year-old isabel hicks now a nationwide amber alert. >> she is in the company of an individual who has been reported by his family to have some suicidal ideations and he is in possession of a 9 millimeter handgun. >> reporter: police saying the eighth grader vanished from her bumpass, virginia, home a week ago with 34-year-old bruce lynch and could be in extreme danger. the fbi tonight urging lynch to do the right thing. >> you know isabel should be home safe with her family. warm, rested, protected. i'm sure you want what is best for her. please return isabel to a safe location or contact us. >> reporter: authorities asking the public to look for clues like a missing rear passenger door handle on lynch's blue 2003 toyota matrix, and a camouflage tarp that might be covering the passenger window. dad,rieselve lynch is traveling with camping gear. and they've received tips from multiple states including one sighting of a vehicle matching the description. david? >> lindsay, davis. thank you. >>> and now to the resignation of katie hill from congr

: authorities suspect isabel may be with this man, bruce lynch, 34.i says he may be armed and potentially dangerous. a national manhunt now under way with police searching for a silver blue toyota matrix that lynch may be driving, like this one -- his with virginia license plate vem-9071. our abc affiliate wric reporting that he is known by the family. the small town community of lou louie lousia county, virginia, horrified. >> as a new mom myself, i can't help, but get choked up about that. >> reporter: hicks' family praying she can somehow get word to them. >> i'm blake saylor. i'm her brother. please just let us know you are safe, however you can. >> reporter: authorities are asking for help in finding the pair, but urging caution, saying contact law enforcement, but do not approach the suspect. david? >> all right, pierre, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, that deputy struck directing traffic at school. and what the driver has admitted now that he was doing. >>> and news about former president jimmy carter tonight after his second fal

and there is nobody living use.e.erth >> reporter: isabel may have lived more than 100 years. but she till got an early termination fee from direct tv. or at least her family did. >> you're still responsible for re gng to charge you $160 for early termination fee. >> reporter: isabel had direct tv for many years so why the penalty. at the end of her life a caregiver moved in and the family added a tv box for the nurse. little did they know adding the service started a wlehoew n two-year agreement with direct tv. >> if we would have known that, of course we're saying, my mother-in-law is on hospice, we're not going to pay a two-year contract. >> reporter: direct tv said the family had to pay even though isabel because the bill was in the daughter's name. but john said his wife was paying all of her mom's bills. >> becotr cldn' au do it any hemore. >> reporter: john and his wife kept calling direct tv asking for proof they s >>d tneighey h aad no proof wha. other than you started a new service on this date. >> reporter: john contacted 7 on your side, we reached out to direct tv

hicks and bruce lynch, her 33-year-old suspected abductor. >> when isabel was spotted, she appeared to be unharmed, which was good to hear, and hopefully she'll stay that way. >> reporter: this is the first time isabel east been seen since she vanished from her home more than a week ago. a resident called police after spotting the pair just after 9:00 last night. they then ran off into the woods. police say they were wearing dark or camouflage clothing, different from what they left in, and lynch has changed hiss appearance, now clean shaven. search teams quickly set up a perimeter, hoping to close in without success. >> there's a high probability that they haven't really gone far, that they've just gone back into hiding. >> reporter: police say that lynch may be carrying a handgun and his family says that in the past, he's expressed suicidal thoughts. david? >> all right, linsey davis, thank you. >>> when we come back, that frightening attack at a mcdonald's drive-through. >>> and the awful images coming in, that deadly earthquake. heum. because there are options. like an "unjectio

. >> a desperate search for isabel hicks. >> i love you. i want you to come home and just let me know if you're okay. >> the virginia teen missing for four days. authorities say disappearing in the early hours monday with 34-year-old bruce lynch who is known by the family. the fbi joining the search this morning believing that lynch is armed and dangerous. warning anyone who may come in contact to not approach. >> our focus being the safe return of isabel to her family. >> reporter: missing posters of the teen seen throughout the community. residents on high alert. authorities have not confirmed whether isabel left with lynch voluntarily but the fbi has classified the missing teen as an endangered missing juvenile. >>> as smoke drifts into the bay area today, you will want to take precautions. we heard about those masks, but experts say they may not make a difference. michael finney looks at the latest recommendations and the best thing you can do to protect yourself. >> you see a lot of these masks in the fire zones. reporters, aid workers

isabel: ok. well, i think it's time to thank all of you for being here and taking the time to do this. it has been a terrific discussion. and we are going to take a 10-minute break now. no more, please. come back because the next panel is going to be very interesting, and the final panel, as we said earlier, is going to be dynamite. so many thanks to all of you. reconvening soon. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] now, more from the brookings institution forum on the importance of military and civilian national service programs. discusses large-scale national service in the u.s. this is just over one hour. 30 seconds. 30 seconds is particularly effective, i will have to remember that. [laughs] well,

isabel said at the beginning, that both sides need to dial down, and we have talked a lot about whatng kong government can do, what about the actual protesters? because some people look on and say, "are they going too far?" they complain about live ammunition against protesters — a natural complaint — but are they showing the same concern about police officers who get hit by iron bars and petrol bombs? the protesters are not a monolith, and it is hard to control, and it is hard for them to dial it down if there are people within their ranks who feel good about attacking police officers or take pleasure in that. it isjust too large a group and too out of control at this point, really. i'm sorry to interrupt. protesters can hope the west is on their side, witness the recent visit of one of the leaders in berlin where the german foreign secretary actually was there to talk to them, which may be a way of, you know, angering beijing and may not be a very useful diplomatic tool, but it is still a sign that they can enjoy a great amount of support from the west. but if iain is looking to th

my guests today: isabel hilton of china dialogue, iain martin of the london times, greg katz of the associatedress, thomas kielinger, author and veteran correspondent of die welt. thank you all forjoining me. a tale of two chinas. controlled choreography in beijing, chaos in hong kong. far from celebrating the 70th anniversary of the communist revolution, democracy protesters called it a day of mourning. vandalisation escalated, and two protestors were hit with live ammunition. the government then closed the rail network and banned face masks. events in hong kong simply do not fit beijing's birthday narrative of a nation united and on the march. you have been watching china and hong kong for half a century. tell us what is going on now. is carrie lam is going to sort this out? i don't think this is going to be sorted. you know, the face—mask ban which precipitated last night's riots, which were by far the most serious that we have seen, and i think, you know, they were definitely riots. there were fires set on the underground, banks were attacked, individuals were attacked with petrol bombs. t

that missing virginia teenager, isabel hicks found alive.stody this morning. amy is here with the very latest on this. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. her family, of course, breathing a huge sigh of relief. the sheriff's office says 14-year-old isabel hicks appeared unharmed after going missing more than a week ago. this morning, a happy conclusion to a ten-day manhunt. 14-year-old isabel hicks found safe and unharmed after she was spotted in a car with armed and dangerous 34-year-old bruce lynch, the man authorities say took her from her home october 21st. her family pleading for her return. >> isabel, i love you and i want you to come home and just let me know if you're okay. >> reporter: the fbi quickly joining the search as sightings of the pair were reported across virginia. >> we won't stop until she comes home safely. >> reporter: at one point the duo even turning up on the doorstep of lynch's mother who turned them away and called police according to cbs. the pair then ran into the woods eluding authorities for another

hicks and bruce lynch, her 33-year-old suspected abductor. >> when isabel was spotted she appeared to be unharmed, which s odo .anpey s'll stay that way. >> reporter: this is the first time isabel's been seen since she vanished from her home in bumpass, virginia, more than a week ago. a resident called police after spotting the pair just after 9:00. they ran off into the woods. police say they were wearing dark or camouflaged clothing and lynch has changed his appearance, now clean shaven. search teams quickly set up a perimeter, hoping to close in, without success. >> there's a high probability that they haven't really gone far. they've just gone back into hiding. >> reporter: police say lynch may be carrying a handgun, and his family says in the past he's expressed suicidal thoughts. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey. >>> a major change could soon be coming to collegiate sports. >> the ncaa's board of governors has unanimously agreed to allow college athletes to cash in on their names and images, including hiring agents and pursuing lucrative endorsement deal

earlier i spoke to the telegraph's isabelle westbury and i asked her if the figures matter? yes, anywhere it i think that is very simple, you just compare straight up, the men and women's numbers, that is a huge gap and they had said that it can be revamped and much more money and that aspect of the game but it is supposed to be a big flagship part of that where players have opportunities to make better money and it is not really that much more than what they would be doing in the key super league so for someone who is currently in a full—time job to forgo that to have a career full—time job to forgo that to have a careerand another full—time job to forgo that to have a career and another profession, thatis a career and another profession, that is diminished and then for the tale nt that is diminished and then for the talent pool which they are trying to attract is enough, not enough. yeah and the women's teams are the same cities and names, but they'll play at different venues to the men's sides — that's another thing some supporters wondered might be different to drow the

oka '. >> how about you, isabel?e a pirate? >> land ahoy! >> what was that? >> land ahoy! >> there you go. do you know what you're dressing up as? >> yeah. >> what is it? >> pikachu. >> i have been pikachu once or twice in my day. >> i am going to be the most intelligent witch of her age, hermione granger. >> lots of harry potters. >> i'm dressing up as philius flitwick. >> the professor who teaches charms. >> yes. >> i may be dumbledore, voldemort, harry potter, or slappy the talking dummy from "goosebumps." >> three of them are pretty similar, then slappy the talking dummy, kind of a plot twist. >> i'm going to be almost everything i love. i'm going to be a penny, i'm going to be mnemona, i'm going to be mega-man. i think that's what i'm going to be. >> is this all in the same night? >> yes. >> costume change after costume change? >> but no, i'm wearing all of them at the same time. >> i cannot wait to see those photographs. what should i dress up as this year for halloween? >> you should be a cheetos bag, a dorito

protests then maybe it would have satiated some people but by this time about 4 and a half months in isabel a lot more than the extradition bill now it's about police brutality overall it's about unaccountable government and people are realizing that what they really need is structural reform. within their own thank you. thank you. that's our show for today you can find more on our web site b w dot com for asia and on facebook and twitter as well please let us know what you think about what we cover and what you would like to see. leave you with pictures what pictures of this year's soccer off prize recipient. thank you for watching see you next time i. go for over a mention on the 4th i'm. missing in the. bottom of. the last dragon. called the home. on. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word in the coax in germany. why not tell. us it's simple on your mobile and for. you learning course. german. the end of an era mario draghi hands the helm of the european central bank to christine lagarde he is held as the savior. but many are saying he is leaving behind a

protests then maybe it would have satiated some people but by this time about 4 and a half months in isabel a lot more than the extradition bill now it's about police brutality overall it's about unaccountable gov people are realizing that what they really need is structural reform. within their own thank you. thank you. that's our show for today you can find more on our web site d w dot com ford slash asia and on facebook and twitter as well please let us know what you think about what we cover and what you would like to see. leave you with pictures what pictures of this year sakharov prize recipient ellen tony thank you for watching see you next time. i'm secure in the fire more. than in the end this is a me you're not a lot of the year and more rules and you. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and. what's your story. 'd with numbers and women especially in victims of violence in. part and send us your story your training or with understand this new culture. another visitor another you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information.

you saw the reaction from isabel. that is exactly how everybody is feeling.think that reaction from isabel shows how important these drugs are to the cf community. we are thrilled that the other nations have them but u nfortu nately wales other nations have them but unfortunately wales and the channel islands are still waiting. time is not the friend of us, because once the deterioration starts, it is a long journey, so you need the drug desperately. sofia, can you hear me 0k? desperately. sofia, can you hear me ok? can you hear me? yes. thank you very much for talking to us. i wonder if you can tell us what it is you having cystic fibrosis. it means that i have to take loads of medicine every day. and orkambi make things better. of what would it mean to you if you could have this drug, orkambi? rebecca, tell the audience what it is like for you as sofia's mum, helping, looking after and supporting her with her position —— condition. part of our daily routine is to try and drain the long so that fluid doesn't build up in the lungs so sofia will have physiothe

we'll have more news headlines at the top of the hour on rebecca isabel and thanks for watching. t.v. percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship. closely . listen carefully to the soon. to be. discovered. the son. subscribe to the documentary to. good bard munich's rain and that's not the short like leprechauns wouldn't be a trick or treat for gloves but in wolfsburg to home teams hitting the pitch on sunday both have a chance to bump biron off the top so good thing welcome to the plan is legal right here on t w it's time to close out match day not. the wolves had the favorites in their match posted relegation threaten alex berg a side that is conceded over 20 goals and how good his glove box frankfurt visited the bulls to find out also coming up in the show dortmund just got their 4th draw in their last 5 league matches they looked lackluster in all competitions right now should we put the blame on head coach lucian pockets. by chris harrington joining me for sunday's shindig the man who just sent the w.'s half marathon record yannick spate of. brok

in last night's story, i told you about isabel albright of san lorenzo who lived to be 102 years old.d that early termination fee from directv for or at least her family did. here's what you need to know. if someone dies, a family is not responsible for outstanding debts. the deceased person's estate pays all those bills. if the estate goes broke, tough luck for those who are owed money. now, in the case of isabel albrig albright, directv said the family had to pay because the contract was in the daughter's name. she did that to make bill paying easy. the directv says because her name was on the account, she was legally obligated to pay. directv backed off but let this be a lesson. what seems like an easy way to pay an elderly person's bill can come back to bite you. instead, use a power of attorney or cons toreshowe conservator s. >>> we have a lot going on. procrastination. a common human condition that causes us to put off what we'd rather not do. 25 years later, procrastinating has come back to haunt a south san francisco man. >> this 1993 saturn has a body only a mom and dad woul

. >> isabel, i love you and i want you to come home.let me know if you're okay. >> reporter: an emotional plea from the family of 14-year-old isabel hicks. >> we miss you very much and we want you to come home. please just let us know you're safe however you can. >> reporter: the virginia teen missing for four days, disappearing in the early hours monday with 34-year-old bruce lynch who according to abc affiliate wric is known by the family. >> we won't stop until she comes home safely. >> reporter: the fbi now joining the search this morning believing lynch to be armed and dangerous, warning anyone who may come in contact to not approach. >> our focus being the safe return of isabel to her family. >> reporter: missing posters of the teen seen throughout the community. residents on high alert. >> as a new mom myself i can't help but get choked up about that. >> reporter: authorities have not confirmed whether isabel left with lynch voluntarily but fbi investigators have classified the missing teen as an endangered missing juvenile. her

in isabel's case we know she was here legally for a long time. >> this is a long-standing policy. illegally. they're here legally. they applied to stay essentially under this medical compassionate deferral. we've been worried about the fact the administration reversed this on paper, but all these families and kids still don't know about the way their case is going to be resolved. do you have any further clarity on that? >> no, and i brought this up in the hearing, they're in limbo. they don't know what's happening in the case of isabel, they were approved four times and they accepted the precedent including this administration, and then all of a sudden they get this letter. so we have to be on guard all the time. >> in terms of what happens next while these people are still in limbo, while the policy is changed on paper but its man fes station in the real world remains to be seen, are you concerned now we know that secretary mcaleenan ordered the reversal of this policy, now that he's leaving, we don't know who's going to be taking his place, are you concerned that the administrat

. >> isabel la is now using that experience as inspiration to help others. >> i am living a life that i never thought i would have. >> isabella is excited about her future. >> i want to be appeals ya trigs. i want to help kids. >> the 21 you'd is well on her way to achieving those goals as she enters uc san tra cruz studying s.t.e.m. i tell people i'm a chemistry/biology major and they look at me like i'm crazy. it is so much fun. it is. >> college is clearly a joy for her. high school was different. >> my high school experience is my father going to come home alive today. >> her beloved father battled alcohol addiction tion. >> i took various doctor trips with my doctor because he wasn't conscious enough to get there himself. i had a lieutenant of late nights i would be in the er until 23 in the morning knowing i had to be at 8:00 the next day. >> with her mom out of the picture, she took on a job to help pay the bills. it took a toll. she made the decision to move out. >> in some ways i felt grief and . then her father passed away. i felt in a way i failed him and that was hard. i w

ilia: hoy se inicia la nueva sesiÓn del parlamento britÁnico con un discurso de la reina isabel.u agenda. jorge: y comenzÓ la limpieza de un parque donde se manifestaron los ecuatorianos. la protesta terminÓ cuando el presidente lenin decretÓ la modificaciÓn del decreto de austeridad. enrique: el gobernador de california firmÓ una ley que extiende el periodo en el que vÍctimas de abuso sexual pueden denunciar a sus agresores. les permitirÁ demandar hasta que cumpla 40 aÑos de edad, o cinco aÑos despuÉs del abuso. 20 niÑos y jÓvenes migrantes guatemaltecos que se encontraban solosen sonora, mÉxico fueron repatriados por gestiÓn del propio presidente electo de guatemala, quien ha prometido que estos menores serÁn prioridad de su gobierno. un hombre muere atropellado por una patrulla de la policÍa en california, que respondÍa a la llamada emergencia del chofer de uber que lo transportaba a Él y a otra vÍctima. detalles esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: vamos a hacer una pausa. la mesa, por lo que la nueva ley california que obliga a que las escuelas secundarias pÚblicas comi

. >>> harry es el miembro tla familia real mÁs popular luego de la reina isabel.Ó una demanda contra el... sunday, luego que diera a conocer una carta privada que ella hizo a su padre antes de casarse con el prÍncipe harry. telemundo. >>> dos jÓvenes latinos crearon una tienda de donas muy peculiar, hoy es una de las mejores del paÍs. su Éxito se basa en saber combinar sus sabores deliciosos con las redes sociales. iris castro nos cuenta mÁs. >>> queso y guayaba, cafÉ con leche, chocolate blanco y 3 leches. los sabores que ofrece una empresa artesanal de donas creada por 2 jÓvenes latinos. >>> tiene 4 aÑos de fundada sus donas ha tenido importantes premios y reconocimientos gracias al alcance de las redes sociales. >>> casi todo nuestro mini market y todo eso es por instagram y twitter. estamos en social media para decir a la gente cuando tenemos algo nuevo. >>> las redes sirven como carta de presentaciÓn, sus fotos y videos son el ingri diente especial para atraer a clientes de varias partes del mundo. >>> venimos de costa rica a comer las donas. >>> presenta los

su nombre es isabel alvarez y ella se inspirÓ cuando estaba justamente tomÁndose un cafÉ con leche conque ser algo especial y comiendo pan con el cafÉ dice no, esto tengo que hacerlo. borja: y como lograste combinar las esencias para obtener ese olor tan caracterÍstico del pan cubano? >> bueno, no te puedo decir todos mis secretos. es un secreto especial, pero sÍ que dura bastante tiempo. carolina: ahora, porque pan cubano? >> bueno, el pan es una memoria muy linda para mÍ, para mi esposo con su papÁ y es algo que eso es lo que yo quiero para la gente, para que nos traiga una memoria de familia. es muy importante, por eso el pan cubano tiene que ser, salgo muy, no para nosotros. borja: le voy a decir una cosa, nos ha dejado aquÍ una los cito muy rico que nos dan gana de comernos el pan cubano. carolina: fantÁstico y felicidades. >> el ariane por agua y atraviesa una fuerte emergencia debido a un incendio que, el incendio, jaume hecho y ha construido mÁs de cuatro mil setecientos acres ha provocado abrigada la evacuaciÓn de miles de personas. tenemos una amplia cobertura en equipo por t

isabel hicks has been missing for nearly a week now and virginia police now believe she was abducted by bruce lynch according to abc affiliate wric, lynch is known to the family. officials have been working round the clock issuing an amber alert on friday well as notifying the public about a warrant out for lynch's arrest. now, the fbi has joined the investigation and authorities say hicks was last seen at her home early monday and hasn't been seen since. officials believe lynch is armed and dangerous warning the public if they see him, do not approach. police say they're believed to be traveling in a 2003 toyota matrix, blue silver in color with virginia tags adding it appears they may be traveling out of state and staying near campsites. at this time the sheriff's office does not know if hicks went with lynch voluntarily but her family, of course, is pleading for her safe return. >> of course, we feel for that family this morning. >>> i want to switch gears, though. we discovered on your instagram last night you had a really eventful night. check out this video. i want you to see.

earlier i spoke to the telegraph's isabelle westbury and i asked her if the figures matter?are straight up, the men and women's numbers, that is a huge gap and they had said that it can be revamped and much more money and that aspect of the game but it is supposed to be a big flagship part of that where players have opportunities to make better money and it is not really that much more than what they would be doing in the key super league so for someone who is currently in a full—time job to forgo that to have a career full—time job to forgo that to have a careerand another

. >>> in richmond the fire burned in the area of point isabel off of 580. fire crews battled it from the ground and from the air. theyere able to get it contained quickly. the smoke was visible for miles. >>> breaking news continues at 5:00. crews working to get control of the wildfire burning the north bay as pg&e prepares for another round of outages. jobina fortson pinpointing who may end up in the dark tomorrow. >>> plus protecting yourself from wildfire smoke. a spare the air alert is in effect today. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >> winds are expected to be worse than what we had the other night. >>> breaking news at 5:00, fire emergency. crews work to get control of the kincaid fire in sonoma county as pg&e prepares for another round of outages. we have live team coverage. >>> and air quality concerns. what experts want you to know as heavy smoke drifts into the bay area tod

isabel is actively and her colleague jacques de salvo belong to a team of several 100 engineers who workin nuclear research and they know the job is fraught with risks. the focus of their research is on nuclear power for civilian use and also for military use they also do some research into alternatives to nuclear power that way the state remains in control of developments not only in the field of nuclear energy but also renewable energy. zachery research is what happens to radioactive substances when chain reactions get out of control such as in the event of a nuclear accident. just girlfriends i've seen them on the do with what action of fuel elements that we. to take into consideration the risk of accidents. we need to understand their behavior and the potential impact on the environment in extreme cases such as the complete destruction of the fuel elements. all that yet and then an exam plastic. take the example of fukushima where radioactivity was released. there will be clear because obviously it's a good idea to reduce these risks. a press worksman interrupts to say the severity o

. >> isabel hicks and bruce lynch were seen in hanover county monday night.eme danger. a nationwide amber alert has been issued. she vanished from her home about a week ago with lynch. the fbi is appealing to him directly for her return. lynch may be suicidal and is armed. they're believed to be traveling in lynch's blue 2003 toyota matrix seen here. the handle is missing from the rear passenger side door. >>> an urgent search is under way for a convicted rapist accidentally released from a prison in georgia. tony maycon munoz is serving a life sentence. he was released friday around noon. he was convicted of aggravated child molestation and two counts of rape. no word on what led to his release. >>> the grandfather of a toddler who fell to her death on a cruise ship has been charged with negligent homicide. puerto rico's justice department ordered the arrest of salvatore anello. he had been released on $80,000 bond. 18-month-old chloe from indiana fell from the 11th floor of the cruise ship in july. anello was playing with her near an open window. the family

doesn't isabel was. many see the fact that the commemoration is taking place in front of the headquarters of the russian secret service the f.s.b. a symbolic. critics of russian president vladimir putin a former head of the f.s.b. fear a return to a more autocratic government a more and more people who commemorate the crimes of the past faced intimidation he would know that the police 3 years ago we were accused of being foreign agents but we kept on anyway because a lot of people depend on us that's the most important. literally clash or has repeatedly asked the authorities in blagoveshchensk for help in dealing with the remains in his garden. where there was live asked them for the past year for much of the birth and they say they don't have the money or the stuff but. the only thing they promised was to come and pick up the remains only on the mount myself. a small local undertakers business has helped with the burial of a small number of the victims of italy crash a complains they've been buried anon

. >>> in richmond a fire broke out in an area near point isabel that has been contained. >> of course we'll continue to monitor the situation in sonoma county. again, live pictures from sky ranger of what is now being called the kincade fire, a stubborn one it is. >> more on those fire conditions and a brand new wind event that looks to be stronger. i'll have that hour-by-hour forecast. you've got to see this coming up in about six minutes. >>> we're also following a few other headlines, including the search for two dogs that attacked a yorkie in the south bay. announcer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an epidemic fueled by juul with their kid-friendly flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. but then juul, backed by big tobacco, wrote prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco chronicle reports prop c is an audacious overreach, threatening to overturn the ban on flavored products approved by voters. prop c means more kids vaping. that's a dangerous idea. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> another look from sky

agreement you have noted that we had some clues to this turnaround when mr moreno considered billionaire isabel noboa to be his running mate who is lenin and how did someone elect as a leftist going to the i.m.f. which was previously kicked out of south america. well thanks for having me yeah in effect when what eno in his youth was and that that was the militant of what's called the revolutionary left movement in his youth and then as he became a man he became a sort of what we can call a charity kind of left right one that supports giving charity to poor people or disabled people but not really the transformative kind of leftists that usually wants to overhaul the national economy or the power structure in society and that we see that he more had a personality that likes to seek approval from more powerful people or for power for interests that's why when he was vice president perhaps he seek the approval from a president go to who was a strong leader and now in his absence he seeks approval from transnational oil corporations or demonic powers around the globe and delving a little more deepl

isabel hicks has been reunited with her family tonight. found about 40 miles north of richmond. the family, is under arrest. police say she appears unharmed. >>> the chicago teacher's strike is now over. the mayor and the union reaching a deal to end the two-week ctrtit payraises. olkmo. >>nd celebrating the world series champs. what a night. the nationals winning their first title in franchise history. d.c. hosting a parade on saturday. world series mvp pitcher stephen strasburg saying he's celebrating tonight by going trick or treating with his two girls. >>> when we come back tonight, the other trick or treater that you have to see tonight. for months, people have been going up to his window. of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community, in businesses owned by women and people of color, in affordable housing. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson politicians in washington could i

. >>> the virginia teenager missing for nine days has been found safe. 14-year-old isabel hicks was foundh her alleged abductor bruce lynch. he was taken into custody in caroline county after a traffic stop. another driver had spotted lynch's vehicle and called police. lynch is believed to be the former boyfriend of hicks' mother. authorities feared for the a new world series champion has been crowned. >> this morning's "washington post," that front page says it all, the headline read, at last the natts are champs. the washington nationals took the lead for good last night with that home run by howie kendrick then added three more runs to beat them 6-2. >> back in d.c. fans celebrated in the rain including that one guy right there who ripped off his shirt and dove across the dugout roof. it's the first world series win for the nationals franchise. abc's eva pilgrim spoke with one of the heroes. >> took me 14 years and they're hard to come by even though i've been in the playoffs a lot. i mean this, is probably the most special thing i've ever done in my career. >> what will do you to cele

my guests today: isabel hilton of china dialogue, iain martin of the london times, greg katz of the associated mourning. vandalisation escalated, and two protestors were hit with live ammunition. the government then closed the rail network and banned face masks. events in hong kong do not fit beijing‘s birthday narrative of a nation united and on the march. you have been watching china and hong kong for half a century. tell us hong kong for half a century. tell us what is going on now. i don‘t think this is going to be sorted. you know, the facemask band which precipitated last night‘s riots which were by far the most serious that we have seen and i think, you know, they were definitely riots. there

the historical landmark in 1905 has been through residents of isabelle anderson. tonight's top prince the dramatic story of the south to its conclusion. nathanael greene southern campaign was the most difficult of the war and structuring hundreds of miles north where it had much about military art and transport. insufficient man power and a constant problem and attempted to appropriate black regiments in the army. the plan aggregate rejected by the south carolina register. this oval war between rebels and tories was wreaking havoc. forcing green to have a civilian government. correspondence between men greene and thomas jefferson during the campaign was also bedeviled by conflict and the right of people and the question of how set constraints managed a free society in more. when the british finally evacuated charleston in, december of 1880 to, him in his ragged faithful continental army enter the city of triumph. marking the end of one of the most punishing campaigns of the revolution as well as one of its greatest victories. let me tell you about our speaker this