that can be right away, that could be several days, you are waiting. >> carla's mom loretta waited too, anguished over her daughter's disappearance. what was that like as a mom waking up every day and she is still not calling? >> i would cry every night to find answers and see something but -- >> nothing? you just knew, as your mom that something was very wrong? >> yes. i did. carlo is out there, somewhere, maybe alone. if anybody knew how to find her it was her aunt lissa. >> turns out carla and aunt lissa shared more than family, they shared a past. coming up -- >> carla had gone down a bad path. >> she went down the same path i went down. >> aunt lissa gets to work. >> i will keep digging and digging, it wasn't even a question of if i was going to find her, it was just i am going to find her. >> investigators uncover the first clues. >> there was a report that she had been in the silver car. >> when dateline continues. teline continues ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new

all right, don't confirm, loretta. don't confirm, loretta. loretta lynch came after and i said, don't confirm. and so i went there as the attorney general, the united states quite happy be in that position on that day. so, yes yesterday was juneteenth. yes. so in addition to the acp in the audience we have a lot of people here who are advocates for change. so i would to start at the conclusion of book first. so after many years of advocacy and due to president biden's recognition of juneteenth and. 21 as the arc to bend even though it's going backwards it does continue to bend. so you made the same point about progress in conclusion of your great book about not growing really about that resistance was much greater years ago. so we shouldn't give up too cynicism. we shouldn't give at all. so tell us what else do you see happening across the country to in of progress that in that will still us joy in our fight. yeah i that's an important thing that in the struggle for equality the struggle for justice there is joy to be had. this is not somethi

overnight leader paul loretta is level for her round so far out on the course.the leaderboard, the defending champion is struggling to make a move on day two. another world cup has started today and that is at the netball world cup. africa and the defending champions new zealand are off to a winning start. the silver ferns thrashed trinidad & tobago 76—27 to make a real statement in the opening game. they next play uganda on saturday. england, scotland and wales all get their campaigns underway later. ukraine's olga kharlan was disqualified from the world fencing championships after refusing to shake hands with russian anna smirnova. kharlan was the first fencer to face a russian or belarusian since the invasion of her homeland — and went on to win15—7 in milan. afterwards she rejected a handshake, instead offering her sabre to tap blades — something that led to her disqualification from the women's sabre individual event. and that's all the sport for now. holidaymakers are being warned to stay away from sick or dead birds washed up on the uk's beaches as avian

danny was last by rain for loretta lewis has been issued for several states and the region will rain is expected over the coming days. of europe in union and new zealand have signed a free trade agreement. russell says the deal could boast to trade by foot in the next decade. the u. s. new zealand said biggest trading partner. the deal still has to be ratified by the apartments in strasburg and wellington. today we're assigning, sucking now and with the women as well as comp just 11 days away. one of the tournament favorites. as landed in australia, england writing high off the winning. you're a 2022 on home soil. now the play is believe they can take that form to the other side of the world. england go to a warm welcome on australia, sunshine coast, receiving chairs, east from the local indigenous community to the end of the long wait for a major tournament. what's the use of being championship success last year? for the know things will be tougher without the plug design backing. they enjoyed back home and without injured utah 2022 golden goodwin best meet in england is always been

jim comey, eric holder and loretta lynch drastically harmed the department of justice and fbi. and chris wray is spending years fixing that. of course there will always be disagreements between congress and the executive branch, and he has obligations to not give everything they want to give. but i will tell you something. when you saw today, i think was an animated and combative fbi director who is defending the men and women who work for him every day and do a great job and protect us from domestic terrorism, from international terrorism, and from those drug cartels and are helping state and local law enforcement every day with their things. i think chris wray has done a good job. and a lot of stuff you see is theater and people trying to raise money for campaigns. does not mean there are not problems at the fbi, there are, but i believe chris can get them fixed and fixed a lot of them already. >> sandra: you'll be on the debate stage in august, then? >> you bet. >> sandra: thanks for stopping here today. >> john: thanks for joining us. >> scary watching it happen, i didn't k

so if you hit the exec loretta full, then yeah, is you can, you can go like 180 kilometers with that fault range of rep there in an offer to around which is pretty impressive. if you feel it. baja mode is an image to the legendary borrow. $1000.00 rates for the ford ranger has already proved its metal. and this version hits the ton and 7.9 seconds. so what's my final verdict for today? i had a lot of fun driving the ford ranger rep, the in the fraud and then on the road as well. i think it's a comfortable car and gives you a lot of variation and it's capable to drive off fraud to really, really good. are all in all of the only down point for me is because i live in cologne. i couldn't park it right there. but if you buy one of these, you will consider just the prices for the top of the line. ford ranger rafter begin to just under $80000.00 euros in germany, but how many takers it will find in europe, which is on the path to electrification, remains to be seen. on the plus side, you get a car with massive amounts of off road capability and the capacity to lug around a payload of more

so if you hit the exec loretta full, then yeah, is you can, you can go like 180 kilometers with that font rate is a rep there in an off road to rent, which is pretty impressive if you feel it. baja mode isn't homage to the legendary borrow 1000 rates for the ford ranger has already proved its metal. and this version hits the ton and 7.9 seconds. so what's my final verdict for today? i had a lot of fun driving the ford ranger rep, the in the fraud and then on the road as well. i think it's a comfortable car and gives you a lot of variation and it's capable to drive off fraud to really, really good. are all in all of the only down point for me is because i live in cologne. i couldn't park it right there. but if you buy one of these, you will consider just the prices for the top of the line. ford ranger rafter begin to just under 80000 euros in germany, but how many takers it will find in europe, which is on the past 2 electrification remains to be seen. on the plus side, you get a car with massive amounts of off road capability and the capacity to lug around a payload of more than $700

of course, white has also produced albums for country music legends like loretta lynn. unreliable when predicting what they might do next. - let's get ready for a full take. - right now what comes next is margo price, who's recording today at third man's live music venue, the blue room. the recording, a unique, one-of-a-kind operation because it's all going directly to acetate. before digital and before analog tape was used for mastering, disk recording was done live. no editing. no overdubs. redirecting this process on this 1953 lathe, third man has mastered a number of albums like this giving listeners as close to a live experience as possible. also, it's kind of cool. - you're at third man in the blue room. it's the only place in the world where you can actually do a live to acetate recording. - ♪ 'cause all i want to do is make something last ♪ ♪ 'cause i know what i am ♪ i know what i have ♪ i want to buy back the farm ♪ and bring my mama home some wine ♪ ♪ turn back the clock ♪ on the cruel hands of time. ♪ - that album that was rejected 30 times debuted on "billb

and i said, loretta, what i need to do to do civil rights work. and her answer was, you need a good interpreter. and she actually gave me her personal interpreter, the eastern district of new york, when she was u.s. attorney there. and that's how started along this path. and so those who want to really do this work, finding good interpreters who are courts, who can actually work the witnesses and will often do it at their own time, because we're charging sort of a lower rate to do court certified work is super important. and then the second thing i just want to mention is that a lot of community organizations, when i've asked them to have people become courts certified, they don't want to they don't want to do this kind of work traumatic. you're working with victims, right? and so among the people could lean on for one chinese dialect. when i was looking, i only had three people and i paid them double, you know, with the good fortune of my law firm, them double to have them on call so that anytime the d.a. wanted this person to come appear and tes

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loretta, can you fathom your city making that behavior easier for the users?made it very easy for them. it is harder on us as business owners, having to deal with them everyday or every week. >> todd: kevin, what is your reaction as a drug counselor when you see the county doing this? >> historically they have never had a plan to end homelessness, this is now their plan, let them all die. this is just shocking. this is deadliest drug in history and now giving them the means to kill themselves faster and these clinics for philosophical reasons, don't offer help, that there justific for doing this, have more interaction and contact with emthis, but the fact is, they don't offer services, they encourage the use. this is inhumane. >> todd: poll conducted by people of portland, 75% call hom homelessness a disaster. your own mayor who is pretty liberal, ted wheeler is no conservative, he says misguided approach results in greater risk to public safety for those wanting to enjoy our city without walking through a cloud of toxic smoke. our community would benefit from

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let's talk to loretta in cleveland, ohio. democrat. hi, loretta. caller: good morning.ood morning, america. i really don't know where to begin. i think that the lgbtq -- if the bakery is in business to make money, they shouldn't care about who they are making a cake for. i think that the supreme court aired -- erred in that case. and i think they errored in the college student loans because -- c-span, y'all are not being fair with all of the information. 90% of those loans were predatory. these loans that they jacked them into, they can't get out. now, you can't do bankruptcy. host: how are you saying those are predatory loans? that's from the federal government. and people know how much they are borrowing and how much they will have to pay back. caller: betsy devos devised a program that was an entrapment case, really. and the doj needs to be filing charges against her and her whole administration because now you can file bankruptcy. who decided that? how can you file bankruptcy on an airplane on a yacht and all of these other rich people stuff but somebody can file ba

. >> hi, my name is loretta james. what is the best way to spend a free day in brooklyn?spect park. to the botanical gardens, and maybe wrap it up with a nice slice of cheesecake at juniors. >> thank you. >> jimmy: well done. you rattled that off. let's meet another new yorker. hi there. >> hi. ben, my name is mike. big fan. >> thanks, man. >> i live on 11th street between b and c and can't get my heat to work. any suggestions? [ laughter ] >> do you live at 631 east 11th? >> wow, yeah, i do! >> apartment 4 c? >> yeah. >> so your landlord is harry o'reilly, which means your radiator is an mcraidy 328. you're going to see a small little brass pipe under the left side, okay, with a red valve. you want to turn it three quarters of an inch counter clockwise. you know what counter clockwise is? no, no, no. the other way. >> yeah. >> the other way. then you're going to hear a hissing sound. when you hear the hissing sound, you're going to push the buttons in the following order. off high, on low, high, low low, cool, heat, off, high, high. all right in then you want to do elbow

let's talk to loretta in cleveland, ohio. democrat. hi, loretta. caller: good morning.ood morning, america. i really don't know where to begin. i think that the lgbtq -- if the bakery is in business to make money, they shouldn't care about who they are making a cake for. i think that the supreme court aired -- erred in that case. and i think they errored in the college student loans because -- c-span, y'all are not being fair with all of the information. 90% of those loans were predatory. these loans that they jacked them into, they can't get out. now, you can't do bankruptcy. host: how are you saying those are predatory loans? that's from the federal government. and people know how much they are borrowing and how much they will have to pay back. caller: betsy devos devised a program that was an entrapment case, really. and the doj needs to be filing charges against her and her whole administration because now you can file bankruptcy. who decided that? how can you file bankruptcy on an airplane on a yacht and all of these other rich people stuff but somebody can file ba

cleveland fed loretta mester says she shares other officials views forecasting to more rate hikes. >> fund rate will need to move up somewhat further from its current level and hold for a while as we accumulate more information on how the economy is evolving. >> as we get closer to what we think is sufficiently restrictive, that is part of positioning so that we can get to that target level in a careful way. >> one of the surprising things about the economy is how much momentum it continues to have. we are likely to need more rate hikes over the course of the year to bring inflation back into a path along a sustainable 2% path. kathleen: bloomberg's global economic correspondent enda joins us now. i would be surprised if they were not pumping for more rate hikes but one fed official is crossing his arms and saying i do not think so. enda: rafael bostic was the audit one out adding that he thinks policy is restrictive. there is a case to stand back and see given the increase by five percentage points in just over a year. the big take away from the commentary you played is that the fed

. ♪ what i am working on is a for loretta lynch. the -- lynn. the hair will be records.on her teeth are plastic spoons. this will go on here. ♪ i really do think that it is contributing to recycling and the environment. >> the recycling element is amazing. he can make anything out of anything. it is a skill to be able to do such refined mosaic work. that we wanted to have art shows and figure the best way to kick it off would be the collages. >> if i am doing it for three hours, i am not thinking about my life or problems. that's my happiest place. kristen: julian: incredible. kristen: right now i am sweating already looking at the graphics. julian: some of us will be sweating this weekend. sandhya: absolutely, especially tomorrow. inland areas will be where the heat will persist. right now, some patches of fog. the inland highs in the triple digits tomorrow. 60's at the coast. sunday, the heat eases and we will be in the 90's. here is the seven-day forecast. a heat advisory until tomorrow night. the valleys and hills. cooler on sunday and monday. we drop into the 80's b

bankruptcy law >>> we are getting ready for the week ahead fed speech from michael barr and mary daly and lorettacks off the prime day tomorrow which runs through wednesday. on wednesday, key inflation data and june cpi and earnings season begins with reports from delta and pepsi and jpmorgan chase and citigroup and wells fargo on friday we have the start of evenings seaesand analysts are expecting companies to report a third consecutive decline in earnings with profits expected to drop from the same period a year earlier. marking the steepest pullback from 2020. when the pandemic resulted in the 32% profit decline let's talk about the trading week ahead with simeon. >> thanks for having me. >> we have to talk about the third quarter decline. what does that mean for the market overall especially with tech and high value names being the driving force this year? >> we will very likely stable multiples. it is all about earnings long end of the curve is stable. that means it is all about earnings as you indicated with 3% down year over year the last two quarters in a row. maybe we do better than minu

you sung at loretta lynn's funeral and she endorsed trump. you pale pissent.a typical left winger, all he cares about is trump while people beat each other up in cages for money. tackle trump to the ground and try to peel back his orange devil mask? maybe that is what jack white would do. he doesn't seem like a people person. this is his reaction when he learned "take me out to the ball game" is more famous than anything he's ever written. it doesn't mother me or you, who cares what he thinks, only stupid people use the phrase normalize. by shaking trump's hand, you normalize trump. some people that voted for trump, were once your fans. with whiney stars, it is about normalizing and weaponizes, rarely ever civilizing. going after guy fierri, he's like the nicest guy in the world. sure, he's got hair like a lesbian firefighter. it's true. he raised $25 million to help restaurant workers during the pandemic and mark wahlberg, everybody knows he's active supporter of veteran charities and led the funky bod and brought abs to millions. too nice to trump thachl is

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you sung and loretta lynn's funeral and she endorsed trump so knock it off.ebate is kind of what we do here in the good old us of a, you pud pulling piss ant. all he cares about is trump while people beat each other up in cages for money. so what would rogen and wahlberg supposed to do anyway, tackle trump to the ground and try to peel back his orange devil mask. maybe that's what jack white would do he doesn't seem like a people person. this is his realize when he realized take me out to the ball game is more popular than anything he's ever written. by the looks on his face he appears to have mistaken his seat for a porta potty. none of this bothers me who cares what white thinks anyway, this is a monologue merely to remind you stupid people still use the program normalized. >> by shaking trump's hand you normalized trump. nearly 80 million people voted for the guy, he's your 45th president, you can't get much more normalized than that with these days. but with these whiney stars it's all about normalizing and weaponizing but rarely ever civilizing. i mean g

we hear from not one, not two, but three fed speakers, we have neel kashkari, raphael bostic, and lorettaester. the market will be listening to any change in direction. dani: when we got the fed minutes last week, we saw the pause narrative was not as agreed-upon as we originally thought. what i was looking at earlier in the week, used car prices coming in. the new york fed's one-year inflation expectation also came in. that seems like it would lend itself to a cooler print this time, but the market is shaping up that way, which makes it a dangerous play if it goes the other way. >> the key concern out there is we are now passed of the easy part of disinflation. getting from 4% to 2% is where the bumpy ride really is. it is pretty much,, you know a view out there that we would get a soft print today but questions still arise over with this rebound we are seeing in the housing market with still the strength in the labor market, strength in wages running at 4.1%. is going from 4% cpi 22% going to be as easy as we think -- cpi to 2% going to be as easy as we think? dani: a bloomberg scoop ov

in court, loretta testified about what else she said carey told her.craig an ultimatum. >> if you don't leave robbyn alone, i'm gonna cut you out of the will. >> and in fact, phillip heidt's accountant testified that he and philip did discuss taking craig out of the will. and philip's son, carey, had already taken his life name oft or 3 million dollar trust he had set up for his children. it's not clear what craig or robbyn did or did not know about these papers. but then, prosecutor michael said financial concerns were definitely on craig's mind. money is not a small factor here? >> money is a large factor. meaning, he knew he had to provide for carey's wife like carey had been providing. and the only way that he was going to get any financial means to live the life that he wanted to live with robin was through an inheritance. and he has enough sense to know that he is not going to inherit anything if both parents are dead. >> they also heard the realtor christy campo's story, of craig asking to show him some territory. >> i showed him the house. he s

in the past two decades four attorneys general from both parties, democrat eric holder in 2012 and loretta lynch in 2016 and merrick garland just last year wrote very similar election year memos about the importance of keeping politics out of investigationand criminal charges, and all four have the same language, including this paragra, quote, simply put, politics must play no role in the decisions of the federal investigators or prosecutors regarding any investigations or criminal char prosecutors may never select the ming of investigative steps or crimalharges for the purpose of affecting any election or for the purpose of giving an vaage or disadvantage to any candidate or political party. such a purpose is inconsistent with the department's mission, and with the principles of federal prosecution. the u.s. attorney's manual has similar language. in 2020, ag bill barr went a step further. he said no investigation may be opened of a declared candidate for president or vice president, a campaign or a staffer, without first clearing it with the ag and relevant u.s. attorneys. now, there's n

. >> jim comey and eric holder and loretta lynch drastically harmed the department of justice and theay has spent years fixing that. what you saw today was an animated and combative fbi director who is defending the men and work for him and do a great job. >> sandra: his defense of wray, and wray in the hot seat getting pressed by both sides, really, at times, said the idea he is biased against conservatives is "somewhat insane." that was quite a moment. >> yeah, and best of luck to chris christie with that message in a gop primary, tremendous distrust for the fbi. he made the fair point, hey, i was the only institution saying the lab leak theory was credible, he was right about that. however, a lot of questions for him, this radical traditionally catholic memo, he rescinded, he said aghast by it but won't allow the authors of that before congress until an internal review. none of this instills confidence in the american people, many of whom have distrust for the fbi. >> sandra: he was asked if they would reveal the document unredacted. can we have a copy of it, asked jim jordan. wray

now you have the san francisco fed president mary daly and cleveland fed president loretta mester sayingey didn't -- officials, other people are saying nothing they did brought inflation down. it's the, the inflation keeps rising off an ever higher base. so when you see all these reactions coming in, what is your take on all of that? >> well, i think that's right. i mean, inflation has come down, and thank heavens a because right now prices are about 16% higher than they were when biden was elected. but, of course, it has been because energy prices around the world came down. china is in a very slow growth mode, etc. it has nothing to do with biden. in fact, biden's pushing inflation through continuing to spend, $39 billion on consumer loans -- i mean, student loans. honestly, can't it stop? doesn't he get it? he is fighting the fed. elizabeth: got it. liz peek, thank you so much. come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: we're going to get you updated on this: new warnings about the breakthrough alzheimer's drug la keep by, exactly who it may not work for. also daily caller reporting n

attorney investigating that case i would have charged it, and i think im comey and loretta lynch did wrong ask you don't continue to fix the justice system based on giving people passes based on what political party is. you do it without fear, favor or partisanship. that's what we should be doing. what we should be focused on here is donald trump's conduct and whether or not, wolf, that conduct is appropriate for somebody to be sitting behind the resolute desk in the oval office. i say it's not. >> should he drop out? >> i don't think he should have run in the first place, but guess what? i don't care. i'm going to be there. >> i want you to listen to what desantis said today. he said it's suggested it's possible that the fbi or doj and the department of justice could interfere with his campaign. -- i was paraphrasing the gist of what he said. what do you make of that? i don't know what basis he has to draw that conclusion. look, we don't make our country better by continuing to rumor monger things. if ron desantis is concerned that there's something in his background that would lead

indiana has strong support and from our chief justice, loretta resch, which will allow our adult guardianship office to serve its traditional functions as well as expand its outreach in new areas in coming years. though there is room for improvement in indiana, we have a strong working network of guardianship stakeholders that are willing and able to tackle issues that come in our state, grassroots organizing and local input have been successful in the past and we hope that similar working groups will implement changes and improvements uniquely suited to the needs of our communities. i look forward to discussing the and experiences of our state with others today, and i hope to share thoughts for. the future of guardianship programing and innovations are needed. thank you. mr. parker. thanks very much. thanks for bringing indiana's story to the committee. dr. shogren, you're next. thank you. thank you. chairman casey, ranking member brown, and members of the committee for the opportunity to testify on the importance of alternatives to guardianship for people with disabilities, including people

i had my other good friend, loretta summers. so we had an extra woman, which was very peculiar. be bored because he did show boredom. >> reporter: do you remember the menu? >> probably, as usual, my same old chicken casserole. >> reporter: that was what you served at these parties? >> i am afraid so. you could name the menu before you sat down. >> reporter: years later, jackie shared her memories of that night and according to author carl anthony, jfk made quite an impression. >> she wrote about the first time she met john f. kennedy and how she knew as she put it he would have a disturbing effect on my life and she says she almost felt like running, but she knew that whatever heartbreak he was going to inevitably bring her, it would be worth it. >> now we come in here. >> reporter: and privately, martha says, jackie was in hot pursuit. >> she said that the two of you were shamelessly matchmaking trying to get her and jack together. >> i'd say she was the shameful one if it was anybody. >> reporter: why do you say that? >> well, she would goad me on it. >> reporter: what would s

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