this tips the last composite photo madeline as a 9-year-old.e 14 in may >> no parent is going to give up on their child unless they know for certain the child is dead. and we just don't have any evidence. >> reporter: for now the police investigation continues, but what happened on that night, ten years ago, when madeline mccann disappeared, still remains a mystery. jennifer eckleston, abc news, london. >> well, when we come back, kelly ripa making a big announcement today. >> is d.j.khalid forming a super group? out with a surprise new video. we'll show it to you. "the skinny" is next. >> not another one. video. we'll show it to you. "the skinny" is next. >> not another one. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. ♪i believe, i believe ♪believe we're still worth the fight♪ ♪you'll see there's hope for this world tonight♪ ♪i believe, i believe ♪yeah ♪rock guitar ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> really ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> really a busy "the skinny" fo

and madeline mccann is a tragic case, but is the bbc obsessed with it?xit was always going to loom large over this election campaign and this week, it took centre stage. the war of words started on monday. theresa may describes the reports of a fractious dinner with her and urban the european union as brussels gossip. she was reporting to use the kinds of sharp disagreements withjuncker over how quickly a deal could be done. maxine edmonds was one of the number of viewers are surprised at the prominence being given to a second—hand anonymous briefing in german. writing: rob cattle agreed: but was this just gossip? on tuesday, the bbc‘s political editor laura kuenssberg try to nail that down with the prime minister on a campaign trip to cornwall. did juncker say brexit cannot be the success? i don't recall the account that is being given of the meeting that took place. i think a lot of this is brussels gossip. he said it to you or he did not. the account that i have seen, a lot of that is brussels gossip. later in the week, that line changed, the prime mi

wednesday marked ten years since madeline mccann disappeared from a holiday apartment in portugal.ked the anniversary with a panorama special and another of news reports withjohn k reporting live from portugal on wednesday night. since that night we don't know much more, we don't know despite, despite everything written and said, all the money spent on investigations, and that's the most extraordinary part of this story. we don't know how madeline left and who she was and was with, the only thing we know for certain is that she is still missing. given the sad fact of any major developments in the search for madeline, some viewers were wondered whether the anniversary and the case itself over the past decade had received too much attention. after all, 100,000 children go missing in the uk each year. and around a0 have been missing now for more than ten years. here is derek peters. we've had not only constant repetition on the news, but reporters sent to portugal, interviews with celebrity presenters, and to cap it all off, the whole panorama episode dedicated to the story. all for s

ten years of pain since madeline disappeared. they call it stolen time. >> i mean, it's time we should have had with her. should have been a family of five for all that time. >> reporter: madeline vanished on a family vacation in portugal and left in an apartment discovered missing by her mother who went to check on her while eating with friends. she found the window open and her daughter gone. for ten years madeline has been the focus of a global search and every birthday, every christmas, her parents search for a present for their missing daughter. >> how could you not. she will always be our daughter. >> reporter: for all the searching, what tortures them, the total lack of evidence. it's also what comforts them. >> there's no evidence that madeline is dead. >> reporter: they cling to hope that their daughter is still alive. >> that hope is still there. >> no parent is going to give up on their child until they know for certain their child is dead and we just don't have any evidence. >> reporter: british police have never deal

that little girl known around the world as madeline, we have seen herface known around the world as madelinearound the world as madeline, we have seen her face so many times and so much has been written and so much money spent investigating the case but we do not know much more. there is only one proven fact and thatis there is only one proven fact and that is that she disappeared from herfamily‘s that is that she disappeared from her family's apartment in this resort one decade ago. the on that we do not know why, who she was with and we do not know where she is now. ten years. ten years since everything changed here. ten years since a little girl vanished on a holiday with her parents. it is unbelievable that nothing, there has been nothing. nobody has found anything. they have not found the child, they have not found anything. jenny remembers it like it was yesterday. she only lives a few yards from the block where madeline disappeared. back then she set up a stall outside, appealing for information. she never imagined that the case would be an solved a decade on. this comes into my mind

hard for -- for a time. >> and you've said stolen time. >> it is time that we should have had with madeline. >> portuguese authorities closed the case back in 2008 and police in london are still investigating. >> you feel for that family. >> yes. >> you really do. >>> still ahead here on stanbc area news, young minds working hard to solve a problem. >> the eent in -- event in the south bay that took plans that put a lot of smiles on young people's faces. hundreds of kids put engineering projects into action in san >>> well this is really cool, hundreds of kids putting engineering eck news action in san jose this weekend. >> take a look at this. the tech museum hosted the annual rock the ravine event. students from fourth grade through high school worked for months building the device that could cross a gap. under a certain amount of time, time limit -- organizers say the competition is fun but the key is everything that comes before. >> it is a really a crash course in the engineering design process and in addition they learn about team work and communication. >> it is really fun. >> yeah,

they did that every night until the night that madeline was taken or disappeared.choice. so they likened it to sort of sitting in a garden at home and leaving their kids up in their bedroom. but this was an apartment complex and in portugal everyone brings their children with them everywhere so they took a lot of criticism for that decision. >> do they think she is still alive? >> they do simply because, obviously as parent they hold out hope, but scottland yard says there is zero evidence that she is dead. they haven't found a body. kate mccann revealed this week she still buys christmas presents for madeleine mccann hoping one day she will return and be able to give those to her. the experts say the younger a child is when when they are taken, the less likely they are killed. and there is no evidence telling them otherwise. >> randi kaye, you can check out randi's special report tonight at 10:00 eastern only here on cnn. >>> coming up with tensions already high, north korea accused the u.s. of working with south korea on a plot to assassinate kim jong-un with a q

wipe the sweat. >> madeline. madeline. >> oh. she's got a cheering section. >> and go. jennifer, this is the three. >> if you were to choose one for your video, who would it be? >> i would have to go with the girl in the middle. who is second? >> yeah. everybody wins. >> we have something we want to say. this was a little bit of a ruse. a lot of a ruse. two people, these two, they work here at nbc. madeline, this -- we sort of pretended this was a dance contest for you. you know all your nurses, your friends that are here, they're in on it, too. we're actually have a segment that's called thanks a million moms. >> oh. >> your family, your kids, those what love you wanted to single you out for a special reason. take a look. >> unconditional love is something that can't really be taught. and it's kind of like you don't really understand what it means until you've been shown it. and, boy, have i been shown it by my mother. >> i never met anyone in my life that has as much love to give as she does. >> amazing is the only word to talk about a woman who raised three children

wednesday marked ten years since madeline mccann disappeared from a holiday apartment in portugal.l missing. given the sad lack of any major developments in the search for madeline, some viewers wondered whether the anniversary and the case itself over the past decade had received too much attention. after all, 100,000 children go missing in the uk each year and around 40 have been missing now for more than ten years. here is derek peters. we‘ve had not only constant repetition on the news, but reporters sent to portugal, interviews with celebrity presenters and, to cap it all, a whole panorama episode dedicated to this story. and all for something that is really no more newsworthy than 100 other stories of a similar nature that we‘ve never heard of that has never had a mention. we put that point to bbc news, and they told us: on wednesday, bbc news reported on a man who‘d been found guilty that day of planting a bomb on a london underground train. damon smith was caught on cctv leaving a bag with explosives on one of the carriages. the train was evacuated minutes before it was due

madeline conley says she headed out for a short hike with her dog near the park, took a wrong turn, hopelessly lost with no food. finally, rescuers spotted her in the wilderness. >> i can't believe that, that we were able to get out. like the first night, i realized that i was not in the right place. but i thought if i kept going, i would be on the same loop of a trail and i would just get out. >> just incredible. conley says she couldn't be more grateful especially because she knew the area was full of grisly bears. >> postal service hoping to raise stamp prices again. the service asking congress for a price hike of a penny. usps recorded a quarterly loss of more than $550 million despite an increase in package delivery. >> well as pelt owners know, some animals and the strangest things. >> like frank here today and just chewed right through his leash. luckily, he doesn't really, run away. but. this next story is not about frank. it is about a retriever named huckleberry. his owners say his favorite spt spt -- spot to hang out is on the roof of the house. up there so frequently they post mess

one of the madelines today the acting director publicly refuting the white house explanation that director comey was fired because he lost the confidence of the men and women in f.b.i. james comey's firing, the wave of the questions and the accusations continue to swell. first with president trump telling nbc news comey assured him he is in the clear. president trump: if it's possible will you let me know am i under investigation. he said, "you are not under investigation." >> the senate intelligence committee encouraging the new acting f.b.i. director to stay the course. >> do you commit to informing this committee of any effort to interfere with the f.b.i. ongoing investigation in links between russia and the trump campaign? >> i absolutely do. simply put, sir. you cannot stop the men and women of the f.b.i. from doing the right thing. >> meanwhile, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein was also on the hill amid some media reports he had been pressured to lemed comey's firing. and threatened to resign himself over the incident. he denied that to our camera today. >> no, i'm not quitting

included top ceo madeline bell and core are a marie billings. of founder of the black sister conference. >>> it was celebration of pride in new jersey and pennsylvania. crowds lined the streets for the gay pride parade that began in lambertville and ended on the other side of the river in new hope, pennsylvania. the parade featured colorful floats, bands and a bunch of other organizations. >>> many cultural attractions is now in reach for modest income families in pennsylvania, anyone who receives food, health and other benefits to an access card can visit any of the attractions for $2 a person. >>> as national asian american and pacific islander heritage month continues, so do the celebrations across the delaware valley. and action news an anchor nydia hahn was at a festival. the festival is complete with drummers, traditional dances and, of course, some wonderfuled food. ♪. ♪ . >> breaking news. at least one person is injured following a fire at a laundry mat in south philly. they were called to the 1300 block of point breeze just after 3:00 t

madeline connely and her dog went hiking last thursday when she says they took a wrong turn and losttheir way. the two had no access to water and were left wondering for days. search teams would spend days combing the ground and the sky for connelly until yesterday when they were able to rescue her via helicopter. crews say they found connelly cold, tired, hungry and thankfully unhurt. longtime espn broadcaster chris berman is mourning the loss of his wif wednesday. kathy berman's car crashed into another vehicle... skidded off the road in connecticut and ended up in a small pond. the other driver involved was also killed. in a statement- espn's president called the accident a devastating tragedy... as berman's colleagues are expressing their condolances this morning. the bermans had been married for 33 years. if you haven't had to replace a tire on your car in a while... get ready for some sticker shock. prices have been soaring. consumer reporter john matarese looks into the reason.... and what you can do... so you don't waste your money. 0-12 112-125 a big announcement about our a

sort of elements we need from a safety perspective, private perspective, yes, that is a role.y ost: madeline in athens, georgia, good morning. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. fascinated by this subject, advocate for public transit in athens, georgia, for a long time. noticed early on that it ould be offered and made accessible to people only during hours and only really -- people who y this, already had cars, it was used as to excludethose who were vehic vehicle-less from public meetings. an buses would stop running hour before the city council at , so it reasonably changed and it was local. we failed to hear you say that all starts locally. need a pilot program here one summer offering the use free access to public transit. guess what? they loved it. they wbt went to the library, the university programs, the parks, they got out of their poverty-stricken neglected, red-lined into the ods and community, to which they have every right to belong. a success. host: thanks for sharing your top-down her than a approach, this is from grassroots up. is important, one of the intere

. >> reporter: 23-year-old madeline connelly was visiting relatives in montana when she guided to head out for a hike with her dog mogie in great bear wilderness. but the experienced hiker and nature enthusiast took a wrong turn. >> like the first night i realized that i was not in the right place. i tho would be on the same loop of a trail and i would just get out. >> reporter: when connelly didn't come home they launched a massive operation then wednesday the moment they'd all hoped for, connelly and her dog finally spotted rescuers airlifting her out after almost a week in the wild. >> it was just like a huge mistake that i ended up being like seven days in kind of treacherous weather conditions. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> and we'll have more about that rescue on "good morning america." >>> before we get to this next story we do want to point out the guy involved is expected to recover. >> he rode his motorcycle straight into a truck on a road in -- wow, it burst into flames. the rider was on fire as well until some onlookers came to help him. again, he r

the disappearance of madeline mccann sparked worldwide headlines.on, one of the men questioned by scotland yard has been speaking for the first time. paulo ribeiro is no longer a suspect, but was questioned in connection with a theory that she was taken during a burglary that went wrong. the three year—old had been left by her parents in their holiday apartment while they dined at a restaurant nearby. portuguese police have also given their first tv interview about the case, as richard bilton, from the bbc‘s panorama, reports. for ten years, the holiday village of praia da luz has given up no answers. on the third of may 2007, madeleine mccann went to bed in apartment 5a and was never seen again. it is the policia judiciaria's job to find her, i asked for an interview ten years ago, now they've finally said yes. why did you think it was important to talk now? madeleine mccann is a very unique case, unfortunately. we've never had a case like madeleine mccann before and since then, never one. it was portuguese detectives who prompted one of the most s

. >>> it has been ten years since 3-year-old madeline mccann disappeared from an apartment complex iner parents dining not far away. >> now there are lead as police hunt for a woman in "hugely significant line of inquiry." abc's correspondent reports. >> we will leave no stone unturned. >> reporter: madeleine mccann's parents ten years after that unexplained disappearance are still convinced she is alive. >> while there is no evidence to give us any negative news. that hope is still there. >> reporter: the police chief leading the hunt for madeleine, determined to crack the case. >> there are some significant investigative avenues we are pursuing that we see as very worthwhile. >> reporter: left alone with her younger twin siblings in a portuguese hotel room, madeline then almost 4, vanished without a trace. the case has spawned multiple theories. kidnapped by gypsies, a pedophile ring, or a robbery gone wrong. even jerry and kate mccann were once suspects. the mystery captivated the world. this is the last composite photo, madeleine as a 9-year-old. she will be 14 in may. >> no paren

been said and written, investigated, about the little girl who was known around the world just as madeline the mother and son who live around the corner, jenny and robert. things thatjenny is all right here that night are now being reported to be a significant potential part of the investigation. robert murat you might remember was the first person to be treated as an official suspect although he has since been told he has absolutely no case to answer. ten years. ten years since everything changed here. a little girl vanished on a holiday with her parents. it's unbelievable that nothing, there has been nothing. you know nobody has found anything. they haven't found the child, they haven't found anything. jenny murat remembers it like it was yesterday. she only lives a few yards from the block where madeleine disappeared. back then she set up a stall outside, appealing for information. she never imagined that the case would still be unsolved a decade on. this comes into my mind every day. every single day. everything you look at and you see all around you is... it connects somehow to the fa

did you have anything to do with madeline mccann‘s disappearance?down a former reception manager from the mccanns' hotel. he was never a suspect, but was questioned by british police two years ago. what did you tell them about that night? 0nly questions about the timetable and things like that. vitor dos santos denies any involvement in what happened to madeleine. ten years, and many here are fed up with all the attention. ten years, and many others can't let go. jon kay, bbc news, praia da luz. the bbc panorama programme madeleine mccann: ten years on is on bbc one at 9pm tonight. the time is 6.16. our top story this evening. theresa may has launched a blistering attack on brussels on the day parliament is officially dissolved. and still to come. there's no age barrier to creating good art, we have a look at this year's turner prize shortlist. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news. calling time on her career, goldie sayers hits out at the doping cheats who denied her a place on the olympic podium. creating a bionic hand that is

and former secretary of state hillary clinton, madeline albright and condoleezza rice.er the kingdom's strict dress code for women...saudi women and most female visitors are required to wear a loose, black robe in public. (justine) it was pippa middleton's turn to be queen for a day. she wed millionaire james matthews today.. the younger sister of catherine middleton, the duchess of cambridge, barely escaped the rain at the wedding. she wore a custom-made gown for the ceremony which took place at a 12th century church. her newphew three-year-old prince george took on the role of page boy - and her neice two-year-old princess charlotte was the flower girl. guests included tennis star roger federer and his wife. later, a lavish reception was held at the bride's parents' estate. middleton shot to fame after her sister - kate's 20-11 wedding to prince william. (jr stone) it's an annual tradition over 100 years old. tomorrow is bay to breakers. kron4's averi harper explains what's different about this year's race. it's a wild tradition 105 years old...(nat)more than 2 millio

. >> my favorite friend in school is camille, madeline and afina. >> do you want to say hi to them. >mille, hi afina and hi, madeline. >> hi. >> all right, that is enough. >> all right. >> would you like to go meet at anything woman in my ear apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. stay tuned, we will see when she gets here. she will talk in our ear. >> i can see her producer some day, sue don't you think. >> she likes to take charge. >> it was fun to watch that. we have your allergy report here your sneeze index, we have tree pollen and grass pollen out there but with the weather we have had lately and we anticipate unfortunately in the future we do expect just medium levels of pollen, so it should not be as extreme as it has been. have the umbrella nearby we have drizzle and fog, this morning and cloud cover. fog is mostly to the north and west of us, seems to be getting better but we are socked in with cloud and we have rain in the southern part of the viewin

nancy: incredible. 23-year-old madeline was visiting family in montana when she went for a hike withpair ended up taking a wrong turn in the woods near glacier national park. they were lost in the wild earnest with no food. they launched full scale search by land and air that intensified when the grizzly tracks were found in the area. they finally found them and the helicopter called in to to safety because of the rugged terrain. >> just want to say thank you to everyone that put in all of this effort to help me. >> the first words when they found her was can i hike out with you? >> they were five miles away from where they entered the woods. they were cold, tired and hung are you but were both in good spirits and unharmed. she reunited with her parents last night. thank you. alison: a different ordeal of sorts. a california couple came one a unique way to take the love to new heights. they traveled to mount everest to tie knot. they climbed 17,000 feet to the every rest base camp and -- everest base camp gown and a tux and said, "i do." the single digit temperatures and the blisteri

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. >> reporter: 23-year-old madeline connelly was visiting relatives in montana when she decided to head a hike with her dog mogi in great bear wilderness near glacier national park, but the experienced hiker and nature enthusiast took a wrong turn, suddenly lost in the wilderness with no food. >> like the first night i realized that i was not in the right place but i thought if i kept going i would be on the same loop of a trail and i would just get out. >> reporter: when connelly didn't come home after two days officials launched a massive operation searching by land and air. still, no sign of connelly. just these grizzly bear tracks mixed with hers. then wednesday the moment they'd all hoped for, connelly and her dog finally spotted. rescuers airlifting her out after almost a week in the wild reuniting her with her family. >> it was just like a huge mistake that i ended up being like seven days in kind of treacherous weather conditions. >> our community that we live in, the community here has carried us and i know that that's what's carried madeline too. >> reporter: a lot of people w

. >>> ten years ago this week madeline mccann vanished while on family vacation in portugal days beforeand one decade later millions of dollars have been spent on search-and-rescue efforts and still no sign of this little girl. cnn's randi kaye covered this story when it first broke sand now back and more on the parents sadly waiting for answers. >> there are two witnesses who say independent of one another that they saw what they described as a very ugly pock-mocked or spotty-skinned man watching apartment 5a. >> another witness reported having seen suspicious man on a balcony near the mccann's apartment just hours before madeleine disappeared. >> meanwhile an upstairs neighbor saw another man acting very suspiciously in the little pathway between the pool garden and apartment 5a. >>. >> reporter: and there was more. british police released a sketch of one of the men they say had approached nearby apartments asking residents for donations to a local orphanage. there was no such orphanage so clearly these men were involved in some kind of a crime, possibly just burglary. but possibly so

madeline connelly went to the great bear wilderness area for an overnight camp out while on her way fromto a new job in alaska. rescuers began looking for her when she was not heard from the following day. some people were worried when bear prints were discovered near her footprints. connelly is an experienced hiker and survived with her dog by drinking water out of streams. rescuers found her about five miles away from her car. officials say connelly and her dog are tired and hungry, but in good condition. ( darya ) parking tickets in san francisco are some of the most expensive in the country.( mark ) but now there's an app that can help you avoid a costly ticket. kron 4's gabe slate gabe slate /tech reporter says: <"the creators of this new app spot angels developed an app to help people avoid costly parking tickets because they got one themselves and wanted to prevent it from happening again"> aboud jardaneh / spotangels says: <"we were parked on pine street in san francisco and went out to get our car and it was gone. it was towed from a street cleaning issue, cost us over $500. spo

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the disappearance of 3-year-old madeline mccann. randi kaye has the latest on the case.breakthrough withyou back. non-drowsy allegra® for fast 5-in-1 multi-symptom relief. breakthrough allergies with allegra®. >>> this week marks ten years since little madeleine mccann vanished while on a family vacation in portugal. despite the decade long search and millions of dollars spent looking for her, madeleine's parents are still waiting for answers. cnn's randi kaye covered the story when it first broke and is now back on the case with a new special report, missing madeleine mccann. it airs tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern. here's a preview. >> back home in england, a decade after their nightmare began, the mccanns faced another somber milestone. ten years come and gone without any sign of their daughter. >> inevitably on anniversaries and on her birthday, they are by far the hardest days, by far. >> i think it's important, though, because despite how difficult these days are, just keeping in mind how much progress we have made, and while there is no evidence to give us any neg

like she's in "madeline." >> seth: yeah. >> like, mama. [ light laughter ] and my wife says, "you just cut her in on a piece of the movie. and i'm not going to. >> seth: i love it. [ light laughter ] >> you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to take the money i get from the movie and i'm going to buy you food and shelter and education. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: roof. you might throw a roof in there.? >> roof. i'll throw a roof in there, yes. i pay for me child's food. >> seth: so this -- and goldie hawn, have you ever crossed paths with her before? >> i haven't, i haven't. she's like true hollywood royalty. >> seth: absolute legend. >> her stories -- they're so good that there's no like -- like, i can't keep up. like, she'll be like, you know, i remember me and walter matthau and gerald ford were in a limousine in '74. and i'm like, "well, one time, me and hayes macarthur were with josh meyers and we got lost." [ laughter ] so it's hard to compete with the goldie. >> seth: this film is sort of about a travel disaster. >> yes. >> seth: you have -- i've known for about 15 year

did you have anything to do with madeline mccann's disappearance?e was never a suspect, but was questioned by british police two years ago. what did you tell them about that night? 0nly questions about the timetable and things like that. vitor dos santos denies any involvement in what happened to madeleine. ten years and many here are fed up with all the attention. ten years and many others can't let go. john kay, bbc news, praia da luz. the bbc panorama programme about madeleine mccann is on bbc one at 9pm. creating a bionic hand that is as sensitive and versatile as the human version has long been the ambition for scientists. now they are a step closer. researchers have developed a bionic hand that has a camera embedded in it. within milliseconds the hand sees an object and decides which type of grip it needs to pick it up. here's our disability affairs correspondent nikki fox. a prosthetic with potential. a bionic hand that for the first time can pick up objects almost instantaneously. in fact it is ten times quicker than what is currently availa

>> as madeline says tfollows him because he takes a press corps with him. and i think in all these trips, the press is more interested in asking the president questions about the issues that are driving the debate in washington, and lesinterested in asking about the trip, which is the challenge to try to get their message through in terms of this trip. and they will do it by what the president says, about the meetings, about the visuals, about the deliverables from-- come to the trip. but the challenge will be to get the message from the trip and the success they hope to get from the trip to make it back to the united states and back to the american people over the effort by the press to make it all about what's going on in washington. >> woodruff: one of the things-- i was at a briefing at the white house today, secretary albright, and they are talking about, you know, how pleased they are to be bringing together so many muslim countries to step up the fight against terrorism. if that's what they're able to do with this meeting in saudi arabia, how signifi

if you'll remember, madeline was later found safely in livermore on the 5th.odged a strike that was set to last the rest of the day. >> i'm glad both parties reached an agreement so we're not going to have work stoppage. both parties worked early hours of the morning and were able to come to an agreement. >> hundreds of people were set to strike. so that decision avoids a decision of what would have a strike of hundreds of workers walking off the job. the service personnel was not expected to be short staffed. the city's services would certainly have been convenienced as well as homeowners. we're glad to see a positive solution. >>> we have a great day ahead. we'll check weather and traffic after the break ahead. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. we see all that sunshine and temperatures are warming up quickly. we're all the way up to 66 degrees in san francisco and oakland. as we go through the day, expect a warmup another 10 degrees. we'll see 90 for the inland areas and then it st

lost in the montana wilderness is now recovering after a dramatic helicopter rescue. 23-year-old madelinehursday and never came back. relatives found her car two days later, and just when things were looking bleak, a helicopter team spotted madeline on wednesday. they hoisted her and her dog to safety. she was suffering from dehydration and exhaustion, but otherwise, she's okay. she had stopped in montana driving -- she's on her way to alaska to start a new job managing a bakery. >>> a ship that played a heroic role in the movie "the perfect storm" has come to a fitting end. the coast guard cutter that rescued people from that real life adventure was sent below the waves to become part of an artificial reef off the coast of new jersey. the ship was checkedjersey. her greatest adventure unfolded in 1991 when she answered a distress call after three strong storm systems came together off the coast of new england. >>> amazing story. >> coming up, when parents become pals. why so many millennials these days say their best friends are their own moms and dads. >> friends forever. jennifer anist

seated with me at the table are madeline finley, deputy chief of the wireline competition bureau, the chief of the competition policy division, christine, the legal adviser in the wireline competition bureau and nathan the attorney advisor in the telecommunications access policy division. seeking comment on returning to the bipartisan regulatory framework to the free and open internet flourished prior to the 2015 adoption on the title. upon the broadband access services to the classification as an information service the text, structure and history of the communications act. the commission's president and the commission's goal of benefiting consumers through innovation, investment and competition. second, the notice proposes to reinstate the determination that mobile broadband internet access service is not a commercial mobile service and to return it to its original classification as a private service. the notice proposes to revisit the title to order that modified or reinterpreted the terms in 332 of the communications act and the commissions implementing rules. third, the notice pr

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madeline connelly went to the great bear wilderness area for an overnight camp out while on her way from in alaska. rescuers began looking for her when she was not heard from the following day. some people were worried when bear prints were discovered near her footprints. connelly is an experienced hiker and survived with her dog by drinking water out of streams. rescuers found her about five miles away from her car. officials say connelly and her dog are tired and hungry, but in good condition. ( darya ) blue cross blue shield wants you to get to your doctor's appointments... so much that it's willing to pay for your lyft ride. the health care provider announced yesterday that it will offer free lyft rides to plan holders who lack reliable transportation. and the patient will not need the lyft app. instead the doctor's office will see that transportation is a covered benefit when they book your appointment. it can then schedule a lyft ride in either direction. blue cross blue shield plans to roll out the program across the u-s starting in august or september. the program will initially