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$7500000.00 was taken from investors over the past 18 months the 2 people at the center of this john michael caruso the founder of zima digital assets that's the 1st mistake. the michael jordan of algorithmic cryptocurrency trading that's the 2nd mistake and zachary salter an aspiring r. and b. singer 3rd today according to court documents caruso who declared an income of just $22800.00 in 2018 so he didn't have any money convince dozens of people including these former players who had a lot of money that his company which was poorly named was skillfully playing the crypto market in generating big returns prosecutors say that what makes this a ponzi scheme is the pattern of investor payments against investor payouts with no investment of funds actually taking place stating quote no evidence of any investment funds have gone to any crypto currency digital asset investment or to any investment of any kind in quote sounds bad so where did the investor money go but you can guess according to prosecutors to fund a psalter in crusoe's lavish lifestyles including luxury cars flying around the world

it was shrinking for a long time, as you can see, in real terms, because wages were not coming john michaelare talking about pay, sign 511.61 per week, only 65p more in terms of the goods it will buy than 12 years ago. that is not a positive economic record, in fact thatis positive economic record, in fact that is the worst record for improvement in living standards this country has gone through in the last 200 years. so it is quite a poor record, that way. some quite interesting figures in terms of the number of eu nationals in the workforce at the moment? we have had the numbers are nationality and country of birth, nationality, you had an increase in the number of eu workers here, up 36,000, in the year to the last quarter of 2019, and non—eu workers went up by 49,000, but then compare that with uk nationals joining but then compare that with uk nationalsjoining the but then compare that with uk nationals joining the workforce, which was up by 227,000. interestingly, that has been the pattern ever since the 2016 brexit referendum, although there have been fluctuations in the eu and non—e

. >> reporter: john, there's no question. michael bloomberg is always seen as the insurance policy for joe biden if things didn't go well in iowa or new hampshire. now some democrats are wondering if it's time to cash in on that policy. you can see the crowd behind me gathering here in the raleigh train station. a few hundred people or so. and they are eagerly anticipating the former new york city mayor. this is his third stop of the day here in north carolina. he doesn't just happen to be in the neighborhood, john. he's here today because early voting is starting in north carolina. of course, north carolina one of those 14 critical super tuesday states. but there's already considerable back and forth between joe biden and michael bloomberg. just this morning on "the view" a short time ago, joe biden was essentially saying that, look, he's been vetted and it's time for others to be vetted, as well. talking about some of those old comments about stop and frisk, about red lining, so we are

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>> neither michael or i had any idea in 1988 that we'd spend the next 1/4-century working with john thompson >> michael and gordon began preparing an appeal. their key argument was that the prosecution's star witness, richard perkins, had a hidden motive in the case. >> mr. perkins had been promised reward money by the prosecutors, and that information never made its way in front of the jury. >> michael and gordon hired elisa abolafia who knew new orleans inside and out as defense investigator on the case. >> if something smells fishy, there's a reason. humans lie, and they do things for their own advancement in their careers or for some cash. people are very unscrupulous. >> seeking a reward that today would be worth more than $30,000, richard perkins requested a meeting with the representative of the liuzza family. the conversation was recorded by police. >> mr. liuzza asked me to meet with you, and ... >> i don't mind helping them catch them, but i'd like him to help me, and i'll help me. >> because i know he will appreciate it. >> you know, everybody up in there figure it's behind the re

what do you think, john? michael, you were fantastic and we appreciate it. brad winstrop. where is brad? notice all the lawyers stayed behind. lee zeldin, how good are you? and lou, your name isn't down. they didn't give me your name. i didn't announce louie. whoever the hell made this list, i got to get rid of them, because if i wouldn't have announced louie, it might have been the end of the presidency. louie, you have been so great, so tough, and so smart. i got it. but louie has been amazing. he's a tough guy, he's a smart guy, we love texas and we're with you all the way, louie. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> so that's the story. we have a great group of warriors, and there are others left, and i guess probably i'm sure i didn't mention a few. i apologize if that's the case. how you doing? stand up, will you? he's the one who said, you should run. right? matt said five years ago, six years ago. and i made a speech and then they did some kind of straw poll, who made the best speech? they said i made the best speech. with all these professional politicians, they v

namely john michael mick mulvaney, robert b blair, michael ellis, kristen wells griffith, russell t voss, michael duffy, brian mccormic mccormick, and -- these actions were consistent with the previous records to undermine united states government in investigations into foreign interference in united states elections. through these actions, president trump sought to irrigate himself the right to determine the proprieties, scope, and impeachment inquiry into his own conduct as well as the universality -- unilateral prerogative to deny any and all information to the house of representatives in the exercise of its sole power of impeachment. in the history of the republic, no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry, or sought to impede so comprehensively the ability of the house of representatives to investigate high crimes and misdemeanors. this abuse of office serve to cover up the president's own repeated misconduct and to seize and control the power of impeachment and nullify a vital constitutional safeguard vested solely in the house of representatives

what do you think, john? michael, you were fantastic and we appreciate it.d wenstrup, where is brad? great. a big day for you. eldon, how good are you -- lee selden -- you?eldin, how good are how good are you? [applause] the your name is not down, next louis, whoever made this list i have to get rid of them, because if i had announced louis, it might have been the end of the presidency. ie, you have been so tough and great and so smart, but louie has been amazing, he's streetwise like crazy, we love texas and we are with you all the way. we are with you all the way. thank you, very much. [applause] so that is the story. we have a great group of ,arriors, and there are others i probably didn't mention a few and i apologize if that is the case. cpac, my man, stand up. will you? he is the one who said, you should have run. [applause] five, six years ago, i made a speech and they do some kind of straw poll, who made the best speech? and he set i made the best speech. their world these professionals come i can say this, there were all these professional politicia

what do you think, john? michael, you are fantastic, and we appreciate it. brad wenstrup. where is brad? [applause] brad. great, great job. it's a big day. all the lawyers stayed behind. lee zeldin, how good are you? [applause] how good are you? man. and louis, your name -- they didn't give me your name. if i didn't announce louie -- whoever the hill made this list, i've got to get rid of them. if i wouldn't have announced louie, it might have been the end of the presidency. [laughter] louie, you have been so great. so tough and so smart. i got it. but louie has been amazing. he's a tough guy, a smart guy. he's streetwise like crazy. we love texas. we are with you all the way, louie. we are with you all the way. thank you very much. [applause] so that's the story. we have a great group of warriors, and there are others left. i guess, probably -- i'm sure i didn't mention a few. i apologize if that's the case. how is cpac doing, good? stand up, will you? he's the one who said, "you should run." [applause] right? matt said -- it's like five years ago, six years ago. i made a

what do you think, john? michael, you are fantastic. where is brad? brad, great, great job. big day, the lawyers stayed behind and lee, how good are you? [applause] lee, your name is not down but if i did not announce louis, whoever the hell made this list, i've got to get rid of because if i would not have annoyance to louis and might have been the end of the presidency. [laughter] louis, you have been so great and so tough and so smart and i got it but louis has been amazing and is a tough guy and smart guy and streetwise like crazy and we love texas and we are with you all the way thank you very much. [applause] so, that is the story. we have a great group of warriors and others left and i'm sure i didn't mentioned a few and i apologize if that is the case. my man, stand up, please. he is the one who said you should run. [applause] matt said five years ago, six years ago and i made a speech and then they would do some trump poll who made the same best speech paid all these professionals would say this and with all these professional politicians they voted by far the best

what do you think, john. michael, you were fantastic. we appreciate it. brad winstrop. where is brad. great job. big day. you notice only the lawyers stayed. lee zellden, how good are you? yeah. and lou, your name is not down. they didn't give me your name. if i didn't announce louis, whoever the hell made this list, i have to get rid of. if i wouldn't have announced louis, might have been the end of the presidency. louis, you have been so great, so tough. and so smart. i got it. but louis has been amazing. he is a tough guy, smart guy, street wise like crazy. we love texas. we're with you all the way, louis. thank you very much. [ applause ] so that's the story. we have a great group of warriors, and there are others left, and i guess i'm sure i didn't mention a few, i apologize if that's the case. my man, stand up, will you? he's the one that said you should run. right? matt said like five years ago, six years ago, i made a speech and then they do some kind of straw poll, who made the best speech. he said i made the best speech. all these professionals, i hate to say

with me now, michael john gray, chairman of the arkansas democratic party. and michael, thank you for being with me. you were quoted in this same article, and you said this, arkansas was, in my opinion, going to be a default biden state. he hasn't been here. of all the campaigns the least organized in arkansas is biden. what's the evidence? what makes you say he's the least organized in arkansas? >> just the people i'm hearing from, brooke. the candidates that have been in the state, senator klobuchar's been here twice. senator warren's coming in this weekend. senator sanders has been here, mr. bloomberg's making his third or fourth trip here. i know that last night mayor buttigieg had surrogates in the state, and there's some great support in the vice president, but we're not seeing the presence we're seeing out of the other campaigns. >> have you or folks within the party, have you heard from team biden? >> we've heard sporadically from team biden early, and then we've heard from some people on the ground, but not a real plan and not a real constant contact

if we are talking this time tomorrow about this pile john for michael bloomberg, that's a great night for bloomberg and problematic for everybody else. >>> let's talk about obama. we will spend a lot of time later in the program. joe biden thinking clearly again michael bloomberg trying to steal his space. >> reporter: that's right. the fact that bloomberg is trying to appear as if he's linked to obama, that's affecting joe biden given the close relationship they had. hoping for a turnaround in nevada to propel him into more diverse states, south carolina and tuesday contests, but after the disappointing finish in new hampshire, joe biden needs a strong commanding performance tonight. >> elizabeth warren, not mentioned, the candidate of the summer, finds herself almost >> i think the stakes are pretty high. a state six months ago or a year ago a lot would have look at and said this is potentially elizabeth warren country. she does still have a strong campaign organization here and the question, will she use it to get back in position, maybe not first place but closer than she has been

branch officials not to cooperate, in response to which nine defied subpoenas for testimony, namely john michael, mick mulvaney, rick blair, michael eless, kristen wells griffeth, michael duffy, bryan mccormick and tee ulric. these were consistent with the previous efforts to undermine united states government investigations into foreign interference in the united states elections. through these actions, president sought to aeroigate to himself the right to determine the pruprity, scope and nature of an impeachment inquiry into its own conduct, as well as the unilateral prerogative to deny any and all information to the houses of representatives in its sole power of the impeachment. in the history of the republic, no president has sought to obstruct and impede so comp rehenceivally the ability of the houses of representatives to investigate high crimes and misdemeanors. this abuse of office served to cover up the president's own misconduct and this to nullify a vital constitutional safeguard vested solely in the house of representatives. lin in all of this, president trump has acted contrary in

know, if i had been writing this book in 1965, i would be talking about all white men named john, richard, michaeland james. and in fact the fact that i have a svante myrick and a pete buttigieg, and an alexandria ocasio-cortez and an elise stefanik shows how much racial and gender diversity has made its way into our politics. >> what are the virtues of socialism, not asking you as much as the people you've profiled and spent so much time with. the virtues of socialism that the departing generation seems to miss in the eyes of the people coming up? >> so i want to be clear about this. it's not like all millennials are socialists. in fact, of the ten millennials that i profile in my book, only alexandria ocasio-cortez identifies as a socialist. but there is a little bit less sting on the word, and i think it's because it's in some ways a generational rorschach test. the oldest millennials were about 8 or 9 when the berlin wall fell. so to them, socialism just doesn't seem as scary because they didn't hide under their desk to hide from soviet atomic bombs. they hid under their desk to hide from scho

michael turner, you can represent me anytime. where is he. [applause]. there's another person, what you think john. and michael. and brad.s brad. it is a big day. all of the lawyers stayed behind how good are you. command. [applause]. and will, your name is not down. if i did announce lily. [laughter]. however that made this list. i gotta get rid of it. if i wouldn't have vanessa louis, it might've been the end of the presidency. you've been so great in some tough. and so smart. i got it. he is a tough guy, a smart guy in street wise like crazy. we are with you all of the way. thank you very much. [applause]. that is the story. we have a great group of warriors and there are others left and probably i'm sure i didn't mention if you and i apologize if that is the case. women, stand up please. he is one of said man should run. [applause]. matt, he said like five years ago or six years ago, i made a speech and then delete the best speech. he said i made the best speech. with all of these professional politicians, devoted by far the best speech was trump. and i said i didn't know about politics but we learn frankly, the god

michael ? you canrepresent me, how good where you ? there's another perry mason type, i think. what do you think john? chael, you were fantastic and i appreciate it. brad winthrop, where's brad? great. great job. [applause] you notice only the lawyers stayed behind. lee zelton, how good are you? and louis, your name is not down there. if i didn't announce louis, whoever the hell made this list, i've got to get rid of because if i wouldn't have announced louis it might have been the end of the presidency. louis, you have been so great. so tough, so smart. i got it. louis has been amazing, he's a tough guy, smart guy, he's streetwise like me and we love texas and we are withyou all the way , thank you very much. [applause] so that's the story. we have a great group of warriors and there are others left andi guess probably i'm sure i didn't mention of you and i apologize if that's the case . how is cpac doing? he's the one whosaid you should run . matt said like five, six years ago i made a speech and they dosome sort of a straw poll, who made the best speech ? he said i made the best speech over all thes

what do you think, john? michael, you were fantastic. we appreciate it. brad wenstrop.here's brad? brad, great. great. it's a big day. notice only the lawyers, all the lawyers stayed behind. lee zeldin, how good are you? and your name's not down. they didn't give me your name. i didn't announce louie. whoever the hell made this list, i got to get rid of because if i wouldn't have announced louie it might have been the end of the presidency. louie, you have been so great, so tough and so smart. i got it. i got it. louie has been amazing. he's a tough guy, he's a smart guy, he's street-wise like crazy. we love texas. we're with you all the way. we're with you all the way. thank you very much. so that's the story. we have a great group of warriors and there are others left and i guess probably i'm sure i didn't mention a few, i apologize if that's the case. how's c-pac doing, good? my man, stand up please, will you? he's the one who said you should run. right? matt said it's like five years ago, six years ago, i made a speech and then they do some kind of a straw poll, who

i'm joined by contributor betsy woodruff swan, and spokesman for john boehner, michael steel and donnadward. donna, this is your party. i'm gong to let you go first. i'm going to start, though, by getting you to react to a feistier joe biden. we had a debate. was it a good night for biden? here's the mash-up. >> i'm not out of time. he spoke over time an i'm going to talk. >> stop, stop. >> you knew when you bought it they had done that. >> i am the author of the bill to close the boyfriend loophole that says that domestic abusers can't get an ak-47. >> i wrote that law. >> that bill along with -- you didn't write that bill. >> i did write that bill. >> okay. you did that. >> out of the hands of people who abuse their -- >> we'll have a fact check. >> look at the fact check. >> oh my goodness. >> and i have to admit that was uncomfortable for me because what biden didn't realize is they were talking about -- past each other. they were talking about the same thing. she was talking about an amendment to the bill he once wrote. >> right. yeah. >> not a good moment. >> primaries are like t

. >> michael st. john is directing the search team. they're looking for any clues and evidence while drones cover the area from above. tend challenge is the thick brush. we beat up a number of search and rescue volunteers. really trying to follow any little game trail or a place where somebody would go off path. mile, they are the records. >> if we can look at what took place sunday, then we know that they were most likely somewhere on sunday. he says there's no evidence of foul play. the liking gear was found in the car. he admits, he's been contemplating different scenarios. the possibility that someone else might be responsible for the disappearance of the. >> your mind starts to go wild with possibilities. there is no evidence to suggest any of that. as a family member, these are all the things we're thinking about. what if, what if? >> there is another search for administration hiker in marin county going on. sky 7 flew oh big rock ridge where the hiker was record missing. 76-year-old robert bennett has not been seen since yesterd

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>>but yet it's definitely an anomaly to have this this much search activity search manager michael saint john describes the search for 77 year-old carol cupar ski and 72 yearld ian irwin as puzzling. >>on tuesday, they sent out 40 people and for search dogs to look for the couple. >>it's a confusing search as far as this isn't a normal search profile. it's not an area that people frequently get lost on. >>and so you know all the different scenarios just on the table, you know the murray county sheriff's office investigation unit is a. engaged working this case and we're going to continue the search deputies say they were supposed to check out saturday morning but all of their belongings, including phones close wallets and car. propert they say mily ntal members have flown in from far distances to also assist in the search are in a really difficult position under the circumstances and they're your head wrapped around this as we are too because there's not a lot of significant leads set to take a sunny one direction crews will continue their search starting at 08:00am wednesday morning in sandr

i see steven, i see john cunningham from the aids group, michael lambert from the library who's going to be having an exhibit at the library, and i think our summer reading program involves parks. we're going to have exhibits from the airport, tom campbell deyoung. we're going to have over 150 of them, and our support and leadership have been support so we can come together for golden gate park, and show how much we love it and how much we can invest in it for the next 150 years. our next thanks is for staff. you're the heart of golden gate park. if it weren't for you -- [applause] >> if it weren't for our working men and women who have cared for it for 150 years -- think about that. and for the sweat and tears our volunteers have put into this for 150 years, it wouldn't be the park that it is, so let's cut our garland. thank you all. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> thank you for coming to the talent dance performance and talent show. [ applause ] >> today's performance and talent show. ♪ >> public recreation has every bit of the talent and every bit of the heart and soul of anything that

last presidential cycle, it was john kasich came here. michael bennett came a couple days ago. they do come here. there is interest here. candidates putting in their mark. >> john kasich won here. last time. didn't end up being the nominee. this is the last ballot i believe to be counted. we'll get it soon. >> we will. i heard the name pete buttigieg. we have at least one for bloomberg and buttigieg. the moment is here. looks like we have another bloomberg. he's not even up this. >> upset in the making. >> listen, they can talk all they want about iowa. if they want to change it. many people will be okay with that. they won't be okay if you change dix ville notch. results. >> republican there was one vote cast. a write in for bloomberg. republican side. >> on the democrat side. one vote for buttigieg. one vote for sanders. and two write in votes for mike bloomberg. certainly big surprise there. >> bloomberg two write in votes on the democratic side ask one on the republican side. so there are the final results. pete buttigieg with one. sanders with one. bloomberg with three tota

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i live a different kind of life and echo chamber john mclaughlin started to talk. michael with info overload now business as usual and warfare now cyber as well as boots on the ground military where are the under reported hot spots we should be watching but aren't paying enough attention to i think asia is certainly going to be springing back up we're going to see afghanistan is not going to go away syria is probably could mushroom almost overnight now belong with turkey into a full regional conflict and so these are just a few of the areas that i'm seeing and they're going to they're going to get much worse especially if and we're seeing it now into the mediterranean we're seeing it into the balkans again north africa of libya is about ready to blow once again so there's a lot of areas and also china coming back and if with their belt road initiative they're going to need a military to back up those investments over time larry when you've been around i have a question why do we why is the world always like this nation against nation and against man armies against army for

with me now is jonathan alter, john podhoretz, an msnbc contributor. okay, guys, it is all about michael bloomberg right now. john, what's your take? >> well, obviously he's on everybody's lips, but that also raises the expectations for him. we're now in the expectations phase of this campaign where how you do is largely a function of how everybody thought you were going to do beforehand. bloomberg's problem going into this debate is he's rusty. even barack obama at the beginning of the debate season was losing most of the debates. trump didn't do well in the republican debates at the beginning. >> didn't really matter, his voters didn't care. >> but it helped them. there's always a learning curve. so these other democrats have been getting better and better in debates and bloomberg has to start out, he's going to be the target of all of the shots and expectations are high. same thing with bernie. so bernie, having tied in iowa and won narrowly in new hampshire, even though he shed more than half of his support from 2016, he is expected to win the nevada caucuses. if he does not, his cam

. >> reporter: michael st. john is directing the search team. he says the challenge has been the thick brush. >> we beat a bunch of teams for a path. >> we're looking at financial aspects. we're looking at trying to figure out any financial transactions that have been made, trying to establish a timeline of when they went missing. >> reporter: sergeant snyder says there's no evidence of foul play, but they left behind their wallets and cell phones. >> they wouldn't leave all their stuff, leave their car and just vanish. so, yes, i think it's very stwra strange. >> reporter: in marin county, abc 7 news. >> we know there's been a lot of interest in the couple's disappearance. download the abc 7 news app. it's how we send out breaking news alerts. >>> a patient with coronavirus is being treated and another monitored. both were passengers on the diamond princess cruise ship. some were flown to fairfield yesterday. nine people were identified as needing hospital saying or testing. self rn seven are in solano county hospitals. new virus cases in china

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michael bolton. [laughter] kennedy: you love john bolton everybody hated him but last year you were for him. >> and thed him hate them now. >> i think bolton had the white house leak his little decided transcript from his book to bring him on. and there is no bombshell information whatsoever. it confirms half the stuff donald trump says anyway. kennedy: and john bolton today was the call with zelensky was warm and cordial. >> that does not get clicks or sell books. kennedy: that should be in the name of his book warm and cordial. when chuck to snuggle up with that? >> i think there's something a little ironic about his title. the room where it happened is which is a lyric from the hamilton musical. the whole point of that lyric is that bert was willing to do anything to be in that room. he didn't actually care with the policy was, he just wanted to be there and he wasn't there. kennedy: so that's who he is in this whole thing? >> unfortunately. [laughter] >> who is begging for a job. >> where time of john bolton being a song and dance i? or did that come from. >> lights up a green room. kennedy: gentle

rick davis, bloomberg contributor, former campaign manager for john mccain. michaelking the democratic presidential nomination. he is the founder of bloomberg lp. we will have special coverage of the new hampshire primary tomorrow from 7:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but come in and see what we can do. we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. ask. shop. discover. at your local xfinity store today. >> a very good morning. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: good evening. i am shery ahn. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." haidi: our top stories this tuesday, the coronavirus death toll took 1000 in china. hubei province has 30 2000 cases. the world health organization is in chin

john. >> you took on michael bloomberg in 2016 and 2018. in the program. what is different about what bloomberg said? >> president trump: i looked at it and i watched him pander at a church and practically begged for forgiveness. i would not have beg for forgiveness. he was doing his job at the time. he went up to the church, i thought it was disgraceful. it was pretty nasty. i thought, i am looking to bring the country together and not divide the country. when he went up to the church and apologized for everything he has ever done, that was only four votes. i think people understand that. [reporter question] >> president trump: i am. i just spoke with the prime minister. i don't know who is going. he said we will have millions and millions of people. my only problem is -- so last night we had 40 or 50,000 people, far more than anyone else. you have 50,000 people nowadays. i will not feel so good, because he think we will have 5 to 7000000 people from the airport to the new stadium. it is the largest stadium in the world. he's building it n

michael, sam sloan, david thon thistle. thomas james torgusen. elizabeth warren, beetz, julian cast, john delaney, jason evert dunlap. chael ellinger, tulsi gabbard, ben gleyberman. marc stewart greenstein and kamala harris. yes, some of those names are familiar to you. because they are people who used to be running for president but dropped out like cory booker, john delaney, kamala harris, others are in the race like tulsi gabbard and pete buttigieg and deval patrick but this gigantic overthrow crowd you have to wade through to find your likely candidate and despite that gigantic list no mike bloomberg anyway despite the fact that he spent $280 million. the republican ballot has a slightly smaller version. here's a sample republican ballot from albany, new hampshire. at the bottom of this there's president trump along with joe walsh who just ended his bid and bill weld who is still running against president trump. but then the whole rest of the page is filled up with other names of other people who are also technically in the running in new hampshire including one person whose name is already president. which has go

>>but yet it's definitely an anomaly to have this this much search activity search manager michael saint john describes the search for 77 year-old carol cupar ski and 72 year-old ian irwin as puzzling on tuesday, they sent out 40 people and for search dogs to look for the couple it's a confusing search as far as this isn't a normal search profile. >>it's area that people frequently get lost on. and so you know all the different scenarios just on the table, you know the murray county sheriff's office investigation unit is a. engaged working this case and we're going to continue the search deputies say they were supposed to check out saturday morning but all of their belongings, including phones close wallets and car. >>left of the rental property. they say family members have flown in from far distances to also assist in the search are in a really difficult position under the circumstances and they're trying i think you know to get your head wrapped around this as we are too because there's not a lot of significant leads set to take a sunny one direction. >>search efforts will pick back up tom