jing jing mah on a college tour with group of students from china. left with unknown woman. in newer model white infiniti sedan with new york plates. unidentified man driving the car. >>> alameda school district is getting out of the business of the being clothing police. dramatically loosened the dress code for the school year. >> looking at athletic shorts. >> reporter: went to local clothing store to see what's in on alameda campuses this school year. >> short shorts, yes. >> reporter: no longer prohibited. >> spaghetti straps and shorts will be okay. >> reporter: designed to enhance student freedoms and reducing body shaming that came with dress codes of the past. >> earlier dress codes made students feel ashamed of her bodies and humiliated in front of classes when called out. >> not that enforced eighanyway. >> reporter: picking up registration packet. >> sent home for having ripped jeans, couldn't get back. parents at work. >> not okay. should dress appropriate. >> reporter: others worry won't be a positive. >> not a crop top, tank top, should be covered up. especiall

jin jing ma was last seen yesterday. police say a woman abducted her when she left the tour group to use the bathroom, and surveillance video showing the woman change clothes, possibly to the into a white infinity car. ma did not check into her flight, but still had a at that point on her. >> the child appears to have left without any force. she entered the vehicle without any force, but that does not release any of our concern. >> and anyone who has seen ma is urged to call law enforcement. >>> the family of a missing university of iowa student who grew up in oakland is still fighting to get her back. twenty-year-old molly tibbits family is offering a $172,000 reword to bring her home. authorities suspect she was kidnapped. >>> this morning, an exuber driver is facing up to a year in jail for running over and killing a six-year-old girl. sayid lusefar was convicted of vehicular manslaughter in the crash. prosecutors say that he struck six-year-old sofia lieu. sofia's mother and three-year- old brother were also hit, but

her name is jin jing ma. surveillance video captured her around 8 sack this morning, stands at 4'11" and weiou is 90 pound, brown eyes and black hair and last seen wearing a white t-shirt, jeans and black jacket. visiting the u.s. with china withnd a groupet with a middle aged room visiting from china. that woman and child changed clothes, walked to the arrivals area and disappeared out of the view of the security cameras. back out here live in reatin al. right now we're waiting for an update from law enforcementes agenight behind me here at this podium. we will continue to bring you updates as they become available. if you know where girl is, call police. live here at reagan national, shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you, shomari. we'lck be cg back with you later on, for sure. >>> volunteers are stepping upo helping clear debris from the chesapeake bay and the shores in that area. at the height of the summer season, area beaches have been closed to swimmers. news 4's chris gordon is live in bay ridge, one ofa

saying jinging may have gone with her abductor willingly. >> our assessment is there does not appear to be any threat to the greater community, however, jinging is still considered a critical missing juvenile and we'll continue to track down leads until we know she's safe. >> reporter: investigators say they believe a couple approached the group while they were sightseeing on the profit tpert the world trade center and they may well be connected to this disappearance. the fbi, the national center for missing exploited children are all involved and they're trying to reach her grandfather in china. >> i hope they find her. all right, jan, thanks. >>> cbs chairman and ceo leslie moonves did not address his future with the company in a teleconference with investors. but moonves predicted long-term success for cbs in his first public remarks since multiple women came forward in the new yorker article accusing him of sexual misconduct. anna werner is tracking the fallout. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. as leslie moonves spoke about the company's quarterly earnings, there

kenya absolute smartphones are helping traditional herd us to move the animals to fetch pastures and jingand often deadly search for food and water the technology is also useful to protect her from predator this is how it works. camels are tough they can do without water longer than most other animals but they need fresh food the drought in east africa is especially hard on kenya's livestock herders the owner of these councils who struggles to find grazing land for his animals but now he has an app on his smartphone that helps him it's called apheresis gout. camels are our main livestock they live far from water sources we used to travel around looking for pasture but this year we got to know after scout and it's information is helping us. we can now find pasture without too much trouble. right now we're coming back from the water point and we're going home early because we know where good pasture is. pastoralism is a traditional livelihood for kenya's masai people now with a satellite based map data they can better decide when and where to take their livestock to graze that saves time an

sweden's caroline hedwall, jing young ko of south korea, and the americanjane park are all on 7—under schedule‘s been badly hit. simona halep needed just five minutes to finish her interrupted second round match against ajla tomljanovic. the number one seed, who won the canadian open on sunday, rattled through two games to beat the australian qualifier by two sets to one. she faces another australian, asheligh barty, in the last 16. czech number eight seed petra kvitova advanced to the quarter—finals with a straight sets victoy over kristina mlah—denovic of france. kvitova won 6—4, 6—2. formula one news and carlos sainz has signed a deal to become the replacement at mclaren for fellow spaniard fernando alonso. the 23—year—old is currently on loan at renault from red bull and has signed what mclaren descibe as a multi—year deal. sainz is currently 11th in the f1 championship and says it was a childhood dream to join mclaren. alonso announced on tuesday that he was stepping down from the team at the end of the season. it wasn't the right pictures on that one. and finally, with the europ

i look for jing and about. and then we talk you know and. then you go back and come back and. and then we get married here in the philippines i just love her you know just love . the smile and she's funny funny you know and then she was very good very good face to face good to you know but you know for me it was i was happy you know happy to be love again because i didn't love love for maybe two years or maybe three years. you know because my wife when he leave me i just want to kill her. but i shouldn't say that but that's my my failing that was my failing charlie has left. can you bring this this girl really. sweet. bring. thank you very much thank you. two years ago patrick had a stroke and then his young wife suffered the same fate jan is just thirty four and for the moment she can either speak no walk or despite everything she can still be seen as one of the lucky ones. husband kept his promise to be true to the good times and bad in sickness and in health. one of the. legs is ok but to older one is not really it's not good at the moment but. he will get better. justice i

jing jing ma was on a school group tour. surveillance video shows that ma left with a woman.ssibly got into a white infinity. authorities believe the woman abducted ma when she left her group to use the bathroom. they say their investigation continues, but the group has already flown out of d.c. >> we're conducting interviews on the west coast. this group has already traveled to san francisco to continue their tour. >> anyone who has seen ma is urged to call law enforcement immediately. >>> it is now 6:52. a hearing today will determine whether the trump administration can force a civil rights group to take spentty for reuniting migrant families. >> plus in just a few hours, friends and family will say good-bye to an 18-year-old woman killed at a bart station. that story coming up. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we

i look for jing and about . and then we talk you know and. then go back and come back and. and then we get married there in the philippines i just love her you know just love . the smile and she's funny funny you know and then she was very good very good face to face was good to you know but you know for me it was i was happy you know happy to be love again because i didn't love love for maybe two years or maybe three years. you know because my wife when he leaves me i just want to kill her. but i shouldn't say that but that's my my faith in and out that was my faith in charlie this life. can you bring this this really. sweet. bring him out thank you very much thank you. two years ago patrick had a stroke and then his young wife suffered the same fate jan is just thirty four and for the moment she can either speak no walk or despite everything though she can still be seen as one of the lucky ones. husband kept his promise to be true to her in good times and in bad in sickness and in health. one of the. legs is ok but to older one is not really is not good at the moment but.

guest: one of the big republican nominees, jing hagedorn ended up defeating carla nelson.andorn only facing dancy in tim walz's open seat. he has made some comments about women that could hurt him in a general election and democrats are very excited about dan. that was probably one of the more interesting developments of the now -- of the night. other than that, a lot of the candidate to ended up winning their house nomination were already pretty much set. we knew pete was going to be the republican nominee in the eighth district. isalso knew dean phillips known for his work in the gelato business and would be facing erik paulsen, a republican who is also very vulnerable this year. host: any other races that caught your eye? guest: i think a lot of people are paying attention to connecticut's fifth district. the 2016 teacher of the year, joanna haze ended up winning the democratic -- nomination and is likely to be the next congresswoman from that district and she will be the first black congresswoman from connecticut. for: leah covers it all insider of elections. you getti

not getting easier japan is experiencing a resurgence of the extreme right foreigners known as guy jing and japanese are increasingly frowned upon but it's choice and koreans or those who identify with the d.p. r. k. who are in the most danger. of the. pupils are too afraid to even wear their traditional korean uniforms called the true gori to school here they are wearing japanese uniform and here now their safety through the school gates they've changed into their trick or ease. so ready to think it's a. it's it's in their hands and if so what if i think about that you can see that a bit of modern japanese racism as an extra could be tied to in japan was asia's foremost imperial power until it was defeated alongside nazi germany at the end of world war two during that time hundreds of thousands of koreans were forced to work in steve like conditions and japanese mines and factories as the country industrialized at breakneck speed the even have to change their names japanese ones while their newspapers and schools were shut down so kids were unable to learn korean but they were taught o

strick jing order from being able to provide the same consulting services to those same clients they used to be able to like say consulting that is a kinder gentler word for lobbying also they used to actually be able to lobby right they used to have a lobby yes as well but consulting in advisory services that's what sarbanes oxley has restricted in the us there is actually cool globally for sort of the dutch model the dutch model allows absolutely no consulting with any audit clients and of course the audit thing side of companies is only going about three percent since two thousand and twelve whereas the consulting sides go to about forty four percent i think what's important are the steps that the global companies these big four taking to rectify the situation they're taking it very seriously apart and they're making a lot of changes but one of the changes and then are they going to be good enough to deal with that i think they're going at least in the right direction i can't get say that they definitely will take care of everything but here's a couple of examples for example i do

--jing said the american will be led by the treasury secretary and insists china can win in the escalating trade war and achieve targets for the year. china's economic growth remains of of the official target. australia's workforce shrank by almost 4000 in july due to a plunge in part-time jobs. government data says more than 19,000 full-time jobs were added and 23,000 part-time positions vanished. expectations have been for a net 15,000 gain. the rba is looking for a tightening labor market to drive wages higher and spur inflation. president trump has lost patience with former cia director sean brennan, yanking his security clearance and accusing him of erratic behavior. the agency under obama and has been a critic of the current president. he said trump is trying to suppress freedom of speech and punish critics speaking out and he will not relent. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. rishaad: imaging markets in their territory. we will get to morgan stanley's strategy haidi: china se

she showed off his athleticism as he beat olympic champion chan long in front of a home crowd in one jing the twenty two year old she will face japan's kanto motor in sunday's final. connor mcgregor is returning to action in the ultimate fighting championship for the first time in two years the former to eight u.f.c. champion will take on a normal gold medal of for his lightweights title in october this will be macgregors first bout since pleading guilty to disorderly conduct a take us see media day the irishman was beaten by floyd mayweather jr in the boxing ring last year. football's governing body faith has extended its doping controls into the world of sports the best fee for gamers are in london for the world cup and being tested for performance enhancing substances fifa is concerned about the use of stimulants at the tournament but it brings in a bit more legitimacy to the same because you know people their doubts you know you don't know what people are doing all the really anti doping now is this massive to say to people that were using this to an advantage it will no longer be com

jin jing ma went missing in d.c. traveling with a tour group from china.l bathroom and instet up with a woman, an suv. police say that when ma was previously in new york city with the tour group, a couple approached her and the couple may have been her parents. today police say they found ma safe and unharmed in new york with her family. >>> san jose airport trying to tackle a hassle for travelers. the long lines. hoping a new facial recognition system could make those lines move faster at the international terminal. robert honda joins us from sjc to tell us about the system launched quietly that could eliminate noisy complaints. robert? >> reporter: well that is right. a lot of travelers we talked to were surprised about the low key approach the airport was taking on the facial recognition system because it is sure to have an impact on some of the facial expressions we saw in line. >> i was there for almost two hours. >> reporter: this woman of salinas is grad to be home after visiting relatives in beijing and not happy with her experience at the airport

>> reporter: on abc news, smith says she wast jing what she thought her friend wanted and never intended >> she wanted to jump and she was scared. she asked me to give her a push. i didn't think about the consequences. i thoht she would be fine. >> reporter: earlier on "today," jordan holgerson ske out. >> taylor was lyingthe interview.nn i imagine asking taylor to push me off the bridge. >> are you planning to sue? >> if it gets to that point maybe. >> reporter: now holgerson wants smith to think about her actions behind bars. >> i just want taylor to be put away for a little bit so she can think about what she did and abou her actions. >> reporter: smith now faces a maximum sentence of nearlyye a in jail with a maximum fine up to $5,000. craig and kate. >> steve for us from l.a. thank you. >>> also this morning, funeral plans made for aretha franklin as the nation prepares to sa farewell to the queen of soul. a two-day take place before the funeral set to be held at the greater grace temple in detroit on, fridugust 31st. she will be laid to rest at the woodwn cemetery there alongside h

many are still endangered and drift gill nets jing tangled and killed 23 whales. what's it like seeing them up close under water? >> be how deep they went -- >> reporter: this biologist is a longtime photographer for "national geographic." his video of a starving polar bear went viral last year providing a gut-wrenching glimpse into the canadian arctic. this year he brought his camera to the california coast. he captured the fishing nets blamed for entangling sea life. the agency partnered with other animal advocacy groups to release underwater and undercover videos showing the fishing gear and its impact. what's at stake? >> an entire ecosystem. our oceans. >> reporter: we spoke to him on vancouver island in canada. >> i've never seen anything like it. the way the current was pushing it and these waves tissues was like this undulate, moving death machine. they're designed to kill, kill everything in their path. >> reporter: he wants the nets banned, even if it means putting fishermen out of business. >> forrery fisherman out there there's another 100 that depend

jin jing ma was part of a group traveling from question. there' an investigation to determine how and why she was separated from the tour group and her parents say ts was a just a misunderstanolng. >>> thege lake dam in lynchburg, virginia fails, parts of lynchburg could be flooded wi o 17 feet water in a matter of minutes. the good news tonight i that city officials believe that the dam is stable. they evacuated about 150 homes last night after warning that the sedan was in danger of imminent failure, but tonight they believe they through tonight, and if they can get through that it's okay. >> we're pretty confident at this pain that the dam is saf and steady. we're working on plans to do repairs to the dams b andack home as quickly as possible. >> the red cross have helped 98 people last fwhigt were evaluated. >>>uth park in stafford county, it's been off limits for weeks because of theeavy rain and flooding and left the p k full of mud and debris. crews have been carting it away by the truckload. now the county is nervously watchi h the

her name is jin jing mom. she may be in extremsterday mor from reagan national airport in arlington virginia. she traveled to the u.s. as part of a tour group and was last seen with a middle aged asian woman. investigators say the tour group was checking in for a flight to the west coast . the woman helped change the girls clothing and they left the airport together in a car. >> the child appears to have left without any force. she entered the vehicle without any force. that does not release any of our concerns. we are still very concerned because we don't need -- we don't know the reason why this child left without asian female. >> witness says the girl may have had contact with the woman in the tour group was in new york . the girl is described as 4'11", 90 pounds. there is a photo of her. she has medium black hair, brown eyes, medium length hair. >>> a standup last night with police in west oakland ended peacefully. it started at about 7:15 on adeline street near 26. a man was barricaded in a home. we're st

. >> jin jing ma has been fou safe with her parents in queens up in new york. the news breaking minutes ago. accohiing to the wton airport authority the 12-year-old was found today after an aer alert was issued thursday. mom was part of a tour group visitings the sta from china. the fbi is now leading the investigation as to how and why the young girl became separated from the group. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> an emotional plea from the parents of a 25-year-old man. >> the 25-year-oldan was killed back in november. tonight their family is taking the quest for answers back to couur >> he was my best friend. >> david culver joins us now to explain what the family is in dema money. >> reporter: certainly part of this. a lot, $25 million. the man's mom, sifather and sisr filing the d wrongfulth suit. the 25-year-old accountant was rear ended on theg.w. parkway and continued driving even as the police pursued. what you're looking at here dashcam video that showsep his jetopping twice. the final stop, two u.s. park police officers you hring there fir

. >> reporter: jin jing ma was nund with her parents queens. that the news breaking late this afternoon and that accding to th metropolitan airport authority. the 12-year-old wasnd f today after an amber alert wasue i tuesday. the there were photos of her and a woman changing clothes at the airport and late this afternoon we got late word from the attorney's family who says that this is some sort of a isunderstanding, that this was not an abduction. the fbi is now in control of this investigation. we'll see where this goes. >> from the wsroom, i'm erika gonzalez and back over to you guys in the studio. >> all of this rain hasse cau huge headaches at a popular park at a beach in rappahannock beach. crews are working hard to cart off truckads of debris that is washed downstream. bureau chief julie carey is live in stafford county with a look at that mess. jules? >> reporter: wendy, don't you know it's raining again, and can't you tell this is supposed to be a parking lot. i'm told there owes gravel beneath this mud some place. on a nice summer ni

her names jin jing ma captured on surveillance video at the airpt at 8:15 thi morning. she's here in the united states with a tour group from china. they have been here since july 26th well, she w here at reagan national airport, and there was an asian woman and a man. now, officials say that they talked and then this asian woman they say changed with her in presumably the bathroomn and t they left. officials believe that the man who was driving them was the man that this asian woman was talking to. now, again, they left in an infiniti, a white infiniti with new york tags. let's now hear from officials. >> the child appears to have left without any force. she entered the vehicle without anyor, but that does not release any of our concerns. we're still very concerned because we don't note reason why this child left with that asian female. >> repheter: now is 4'11" and 90 pounds with brown eyes an black hair. now, officials urge anyone with information if you know where this girl is call police. live here at reagan national, shomari stop, back to you. >> okay. shomari,han

. >>> an amber alert issued for 12-year-old jen jing ma is in extreme danger.elieve a woman, also asian around 40 years old wearing a black dress took the child and left the airport. they were last seen leaving washington reagan anational. >> historic milestone today for apple. it became the world's first pubically traded company to reach evaluation -- to reach a valuation of $1 trillion. it happened after its share rhodes to an a all-time high of $207.5 a share. apple is up 22% so far this year. >>> a d busy at the white house press briefing. tp members of the administration camether to outline the steps they are taking to stop foreign i interference u.s. elections. this comes as the president gets ready to leave town for the next week and a half. s nbc'san mcginnis is live now on capitol hill to sort through all of it for us. susan? >> reporter: well, pat, the president's intel chiefs tried to provide a united front today gathering at the white house and talking about russianlection interference and what they plan to do about it. president trump's intelligenc

. >> all right, jing oining us no mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee, a former republican congressman, also a former fbi guy. i'm going to ask you to wear many hats during this brief interview, mike. >> does that make me just confused, john? >> so more so than the rest of us this morning. look, the president of the united states was just asked a very direct question. did you direct michael cohen to make those payments? his answer was not "no." his answer was, he made the deals, he made the deals. you're an fbi guy. what did you hear there? >> yeah, listen, i went back and read all the john edwards trial and he was in trial for the payments to a mistress in the 2008 campaign when he was running for president. and it came back not dpguilty. i think this is going to be harder to prove for the prosecution. and listen, i believe in ta spirited defense. i think that there's a connection to the law there. i don't think this is going to be the slam dunk that people say it is. >> we can talk about that. we can talk about that. but just listening to the president answer t

investigators safe jing jing was taking at reagan international airport in washington, d.c. by this woman that you see on your screen in the surveillance video. the 12-year-old from china was traveling with a group touring american disools. police say she is in extreme danger. >> we believe there is evidence to suggest that while the child was walking with the woman, the child may have put on another piece of clothing. we are attempting to get in touch with the chinese embassy. because of the age of the child, this is a very serious incident. >> political science think move left the airport in this white screen you see now with the woman and unknown man. a newcomer claims victory in the g.o.p. primary for tennessee governor. businessman bill lee beating out three republicans to get the nod. one of them congresswoman diane black was favored to win. lee will face democrat karl dean in november. current congresswoman marsha blackburn winning the g.o.p. nod for senate. she will face tennessee's former governor democrat phil bredesen who also won by a land slide. u.s. remains fro

thank you, witnesses, for jing us for this second hour where we continue to examine the regular crossingthern border of canada. we're going to begin with the representative from the united nations, high commission for refugees. if you would begin, you have seven minutes, thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. chair, and members. thank you for inviting us to come before this committee once again. let me put in perspective from the u.n. refugee agencies which has a global mandate. last year we saw 25 million refugees. it's an increase compared to 2016 of close to 3 million refugees. it's the largest increase we've seen, witnessed globally in a year's time. on top of that 4 million which are pending. it will come to no surprise to the honorable members if we have an increase of 3 million people recognized as refugees, canada will have a fair amount of those people coming to. if you look at number. 50,000 asylum seekers and lets assay they recognize all of them and it's up to the r-i-b whether they're refugees or not. if we compare to 29.4 million it comes to less than 2% came to canada. i t