assigned was cold case detective mark wilson. >> the department said, yes, we'll look in to it.t's been three years. he left a young daughter behind. he left a house. >> the detective began to dig for any information on the missing mechanic. did any record of him exist? >> first, we look in to obviously the criminal end to see if he had been stopped or maybe there might be a police report on him somewhere. >> there was nothing. >> right. there's nothing. we also look in to the fact could he be dead somewhere. >> checked the medical investigators office and he's not there. >> right, he's not there. then i started to look in to see if there might be any indication of financial records that might indicate he was working somewhere and there was -- once again we came in to a dead end there. >> but the detective did discover one very curious thing. it turns out that mike snyder filed state tax returns in 2004 and 2005. years after his disappearance. >> that doesn't sound like a missing person. >> no, it doesn't. >> what that sounds like to me, off the top of my head, is a guy that doe

legal documents seen by the bbc show that mark kennedy's cover officers and line manager knew about his relationship with kate wilson home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. he posed as mark stone, an environmental activist and a single man. in reality he was mark kennedy, an undercover police officer, married with children. one of a number of officers who have relationships with women campaigners that they were spying on. 15 years ago, mark kennedy began a two—year relationship with kate wilson. as a result, she is currently involved with legal action against the metropolitan police. in her case, police have admitted for the first time that mark kennedy abbas cover officer and line manager knew about the relationship and allowed it to continue. kate wilson is currently abroad. via skype she spoke about how this new information from police contradicts what they told when they paid her compensation. they gave me an apology in a civil claim where they said these relationships should never happen, it would not authorise and it was a failure of management. that is not case, management were absolutely complicit. i

and mark meadows and joe wilson. mark and joe.applause] we don't havep: to worry about mark and joe. they're up very high in this world. i guess mark, you're up -- i won't say, it's almost embarrassing. i wouldn't give him too much money, ok? i wouldn't give him too much. mark meadows is not going to lose his race. in life, i won't guarantee anything. i guarantee mark is going to do just fine. thank you. where is your wife? where is she? stand up. she's the real boss in this family. they drove three and a half hours to be here. also a special thank you to north carolina's very talented -- everybody is talking about them -- they are all talking about them. and i have a feeling he has his mind made up. he's going to be going for a little different position, slightly higher in two years, dan forest. your lieutenant governor. [applause] president trump: he's great, great guy. great guy. you see dan, with all that paparazzi, this was just supposed to be a quick signing. they go crazy when i introduce you guys because it's like a politi

relationships with women campaigners they were spying on. 15 years ago, mark kennedy began a two—year relationship with kate wilsonl action against the metropolitan police. in her case, the police have now admitted for the first time that mark kennedy's cover officers and his line manager knew about this relationship and allowed it to continue. so, we have been told... kate wilson is currently abroad. via skype, she spoke about how this new information from the police contradicts what they told her when they paid her compensation. they gave me an apology in our civil claim where they say these relationships should never have happened, they would never have been authorised, and they were a case of failures of supervision and management, and that is just not the case. management were absolutely complicit in what was going on. mark kennedy, here with the newspaper during his years undercover. kate wilson thought he was her political soulmate. kate was involved in socialjustice and environmental campaigning. she does not expect that the state could actually order or allow or acquiesce in an undercover officer having a

relationships with women campaigners they were spying on. 15 years ago, mark kennedy began a two—year relationship with kate wilsont, she is currently involved in legal action against the metropolitan police. in her case, the police have now admitted for the first time that mark kennedy's cover officers and his line manager knew about this relationship and allowed it to continue. so, we have been told... kate wilson is currently abroad. via skype she spoke about how this new information from the police contradicts what they told her when they paid her compensation. they gave me an apology in our civil claim where they say these relationships should never have happened, they would never have been authorised, and they were a case of failures of supervision and management, and that is just not the case. management were absolutely complicit in what was going on. mark kennedy, here with the newspaper, during his years undercover. kate wilson thought he was her political soulmate. kate was involved in socialjustice and environmental campaigning. she does not expect that the state could actually order or allow or acquies

relationships with women campaigners they were spying on. 15 years ago, mark kennedy began a two—year relationship with kate wilsony involved in legal action against the metropolitan police. in her case, the police have now admitted for the first time that mark kennedy's cover officers and his line manager knew about this relationship and allowed it to continue. so, we have been told... kate wilson is currently abroad. via skype she spoke about how this new information from the police contradicts what they told her when they paid her compensation. they gave me an apology in our civil claim where they say these relationships should never have happened, they would never have been authorised, and they were a case of failures of supervision and management, and that is just not the case. management were absolutely complicit in what was going on. mark kennedy, here with the newspaper, during his years undercover. kate wilson thought he was her political soulmate. kate was involved in socialjustice and environmental campaigning. she does not expect that the state could actually order or allow or acquiesce in an undercove

legal documents seen by the bbc reveal that bosses allowed the relationship between mark kennedy and kate wilsonhe police had maintained such relationships would never have been authorised. a bbc news investigation has found that police are struggling to combat child grooming taking place on kik, a smartphone messaging app popular with teenagers. kik has played a part in over 1,100 police investigations into child sex offences over the past five years. but officers say the company won't help identify predators, unless they overcome major bureaucratic hurdles. angus crawford reports. mark, you're wanted. not the wake—up call he was expecting. hello, mate, you all right? mark kirby is about to be arrested. police officers. under his duvet, two phones — from his bed, he's been sexually grooming children using kik, a messaging app, free to download and popular with teenagers. you're under arrest... he was sent to prison for more than three years, but kik‘s users are often anonymous, so police can't trace and help his victims without help from the company. there's a child that is probably going to be

relationships with women campaigners they were spying on. 15 years ago, mark kennedy began a two—year relationship with kate wilsons currently involved in legal actions against the metropolitan police. in her case, the police have now admitted for the first time that mark kennedy's cover officers and his line manager knew about this relationship and allowed it to continue. kate wilson is currently abroad. via skype, she spoke of how this new information from the police contradicts what they told her when they paid her compensation. it gave me an apology in our civil claim where they say, these relationships should never have happened, they would never have been authorised and they were a case of failures in supervision and management and that's just not the taste. management were absolutely complicit in what was going on. is in a statement, scotland yard said that, "as a result of the ongoing legal action, it would be inappropriate to comment at this stage." adding again that, "those relationships were wrong and should not have happened." the question now being asked is whether police bosses knew about all mark ke

relationships with women campaigners they were spying on. 15 years ago, mark kennedy began a two—year relationship with kate wilsonntly involved in legal action against the metropolitan police. in her case, the police have now admitted for the first time that mark kennedy's cover officers and his line manager knew about this relationship and allowed it to continue. so, we've been told... kate wilson is currently abroad. via skype she spoke of how this new information from the police contradicts what they told her when they paid her compensation. they gave me an apology in our civil claim, where they say these relationships should never have happened, they would never have been authorised and they were a case of failures of supervision and management. and that is just not case — management were absolutely complicit in what was going on. in a statement, scotland yard said that, as a result of the ongoing legal action, it would be inappropriate to comment at this stage. adding again that those relationships were wrong and should not have happened. the question now being asked is whether police bosses knew about all m

relationships with women campaigners they were spying on. 15 years ago, mark kennedy began a two—year relationship with kate wilsonspoke about how this new information from the police contradicts what they told her when they paid her compensation. they gave me an apology in our civil claim where they say these relationships should never have happened, they would never have been authorised, and they were a case of failures of supervision and management, and that is just not the case. management were absolutely complicit in what was going on. mark kennedy, here with the newspaper, during his years undercover. kate wilson thought he was her political soulmate. kate was involved in socialjustice and environmental campaigning. she does not expect that the state could actually order or allow or acquiesce in an undercover officer having a sexual relationship in order to facilitate his gathering of intelligence. it's a very, very shocking revelation in a so—called democratic society. in a statement, scotland yard said that as a result of the ongoing legal action it would be inappropriate to comment at this stage. adding a

wilson for comment. he is embattled into a legal battle over the 3d guns. >>> and mark cuban is donating $10 million to women'socate groups after misconduct among nba team employees over 20 years. that included forcible touching and kissing women by a former team president. >> first, an apology to the women involved. this is not something that just is one incident and is over. it stays with people. it stays with families. i'm sorry i didn't see it. i'm sorry i didn't recognize it. >> the nba said the investigation found no evidence cuban was aware of the former team president's misconduct. this followed a "sports illustrated" article in february. >>> great gig if you can get it. the band set to take the stage for the super bowl halftime show. >>> and how did this happen? a spelling mistake. oh, boy. it just couldn't go unnoticed. attention homeowners age sixty-two and older. one reverse mortgage has a great way for you to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free information kit with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works,

mark. great fe, nathan walker. everyone loves an australianck ey player. and fighti. fighting in preseason? liam o'brien, getting into it wilson. but the caps are winning thise, 4-0, the final.>> this is what d.c. united head coach ben olson and his team that features wayne rooney have been working on. it is aot stretch to say this game matters more than any other. the field against montreal, the team is chasing for the final playoff .sp but they're staying playful. >> it's extremely huge. what was he braggingou t? >> that's true. the other way around. he can say whatever he wants. >> you have mooney playing fantasy football? >> he's not bad. he can learn a little bit. >> scoring goals and winning >> scoring goals and winning kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve t

conference with a look at how to deal with a pilot shortage and a town hall style event with heather wilson as it markse 71st anniversary of that service branch. live coverage begins at 1:15 eastern today on c-span3. you could also listen with a c-span radio app. >>> american history tv is in prime time this week on c-span3. tonight a

activist with the knowledge of his bosses. 0fficer mark kennedy posed as mark stone and had a two year relationship with kate wilsons bosses knew about the relationship and allowed it to continue. scotland yard said it would be inappropriate to comment because of ongoing legal action. a third of drivers say they have become more dependent on their cars over the last year because of failing public transport. that's according to a survey by the rac. they found that attitudes to public transport and changing lifestyle are behind the trend, despite fuel prices being at a four year high. wolf alice are this year's mercury prize winners. the indie bands album ‘visions of a life' beat the likes of noel gallagher, arctic monkeys and lily allen. here's our arts & entertainment correspondent colin paterson. indie band wolf alice, winners of the mercury prize for their second album, ‘visions of a life'. the judges said it combined the epic and intimate in equal measure and were visibly shocked by the result. thank you so much! this was the second time they had made the mercury shortlist, but their first win. time they had mad

mark. >>> enjoy popular major spots for free. up next, what you need to do today to make a free visit to some of california's redwood parks. >>> 30-year-old cody wilsonrrested and brought back to the u.s. is accused of paying a six- year-old girl for sacks at a hotel in austin. he resigned last friday as director of defense distributed. >>> it was a decision, he does not have a role in the company. >> last month, a federal court barred wilson from posting blueprints for 3d-printed guns for free online. suite begin selling them for any amount. the new director says the company has no plans to stop doing that. >>> bay area leaders joining forces today in a campaign to fight discrimination of the bullying. they're announcing the first ever united against hate week which will take place from november 11 through the 18th, organizers say the weeklong program brings people here in the bay area to come together and stop hate crimes that affect safety and stability of the committee. today's speakers include the oakland mayor, the berkeley mayor and others. >>> take a look at your calendars, you will have an opportunity next month to visit any of the more desp

mark. >> president bleiman, commissioners, and now executive director weiland, i'm here tonight with alicia jolene linsangan and ashley wilson and shannon amatan. they are the partners and are currently building this space out. as maggie noted, this is a new queer bar and restaurant. it's located in the northeast section of the mission, sort of close to -- close to the spca over there and the portrero center. right on the bus line. a million buses go back and forth and stop right in front of the building. the -- i'll just touch on, excuse me, this neighborhood is a former heavy industrial area, now zoned production description and repair. not a whole lot of neighbors in terms of residences, but there is one sort of condo unit sort of catty corner. other than that, dandelion chocolate and sort of big spaces, outreach, always important. we've reached out to all the neighbors and businesses in the area, but last night we held a -- if i could get a little -- we held a community meeting and about ten people showed up. this will give you an idea what the space looks like. it's going to be nice. haven't got the chairs in and everyt

i will sing the wilson center for holding this conference because they think it is quite timely. i also note that in the title for the conference, there is a question mark at the end of it. i don't know if it shows up here. so, it is obviously, this is not a statement that there is a new era. the question, is there a new era? before we talk about the new era and all the panels that are going to follow, i would like to give just a bit of background on how to get where we are here. so, as you've heard, canada has had a long cooperative relationship with the united states in space. in fact come to perceive the sputnik era. there is something that occurred back in 1957 called the international geophysical year. canada and the united states work together to create the churchill rocket research range. which is at the northern manitoba. and through that cooperation with the united states. that's what starts as a when it starts at the relationship between a taste that precede nasa at the administrator said. in 1958 nasa was formed in response to the sputnik launch and as a matter of specific policy, international cooperation is one of the major object is of nas