>> if we're going to expect the public to believe that the miss america contestants and miss americas are among the brightest, most intelligent, most educated, most passionate, talented you name it young women in the country, then we have to start treating them like that every single minute. >> the miss america organization says it remains committed to the education and empowerment of young women. demarco n full disclosure, mi a normer miss north dakota and competed in miss america several years ago but have i no connection to the people who wrote the emails leaked to the huffington post. >> morgan: roxana, thank you. for last minute shoppers the clock isic iting, christmas is just a few hours away and some stores will still be open but this holiday season experts say more than half of all consumers shopped online. at amazon a unique group of workers filled some of those orders, here's brook silva braga. >> it's four a.m. in campbellsville kentucky and the night shift is heading home from amazon fulfillment center here. home is across the street in an rv park. >> how old are you guys.

a lot more needs to be done. >> your miss america 2012 is -- >> beyond the miss america celebration, seen every year on tv., a scandal is rattling the organization. the shake-up began after the huffington post published parts of leaked e-mails thursday aperg to show a handful of miss america officials ridiculing past winners appearance intelligence and sex lives. in this one, ceo sam haskell laughed when the pageant lead writer referred to former crown holders using a crude term for women's genitalia. >> but after dozens of former miss americas published this open letter, calling on the miss america organization leadership to step down, haskell was suspended and resigned along with the organization's president, and chairwoman. >> still have a lot of work to do. we would love your sta part and your encouragement. >> former miss americas like mallory hagan, who haskell called a piece of trash in an e mail are applauding the move. they say more has to be done. >> we have to laser focus on the actual benefits of the miss america organization. >> actor/writer, skate shindell won miss am k

demarco, in full disclosure, mi a former miss north dakota and competed in miss america several years ago but have i no connection to the people who wrote the emails leaked to the huffington post. >> morgan: roxana, thank you. well, for last-minute shoppers the clock is ticking, christmas is just a few hours away and some stores will still be open stilthis holiday season experts say more than half of all shnsumers shopped online. at amazon, a unique group of workers filled some of those orders. e're's brook silva braga. >> reporter: it's four a.m. in campbellsville, kentucky and the night shift is heading home from amazon's fulfillment center here. ulme is across the street in an rv park. how old are you guys? >> how old? >> i think we're 67. >> yeah. >> reporter: to help ship an estimated $50 billion in goods this holiday season, amazon seds lots of seasonal workers. enter camperforce, a group of etmadic retirees who cluster their mobile homes near certain amazon warehouses each fall. how many of these rv's are other amazon folks? >> every one of them. >> reporter: ken kiernan, 72, u

charity missing people.to leave him, so lee was left on his own in sutton, he had no idea how to get to a football match at all, and he is not the sort of boy who would go on his own, he is a bit shy, wasn't streetwise, so the police investigation started along those lines after reporting him missing, they knew that lee was not a runaway, they were convinced something had happened to him, so they searched football grounds, made appeals at football grounds, etc. but a few years ago they reviewed the case and they believe that our son was murdered, but we still don't know for sure whether lee is still alive or dead, and every day i think, it is called, is he safe, if you warm , think, it is called, is he safe, if you warm, if he out somewhere in the cold, is he alive or dead? it is not knowing which is so painful for cold, is he alive or dead? it is not knowing which is so painfulfor all these years, 29 years of living with that not knowing, living in limbo, not knowing whether our son is alive, and well. near

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my daughter's been missing since this morning.s eight months pregnant. >> the fbi is joining the search for missing california woman who is eight months pregnant. her husband reported her missing after he returned from a fishing trip, a trip he took by himself. >> please bring our daughter home. >> you know in your gut that something bad has happened. >> are you in any way connected to lacey's disappearance? >> i had nothing to do with her disappearance. >> two bodies found in richmond. >> our daughter and her unborn child did not deserve to die. >> scott peterson has been arrested. >> there was nobody in that courtroom that had a dry eye. >> for scott peterson, history is what matters. people were so fascinated and drawn into this case because scott and lacey peterson seemed like the perfect couple , storybook romance, a charming young man who was very attentive and very focused on this very sweet, beautiful young girl. >> many people described scott and lacey as the all-american, perfect couple. he was a fertilizer salesman at t

and retaliate against former miss americas that didn't toe the line.f the winners named in the emails join me live to respond. the most trusted name in news. >>> a bombshell report involving the miss america organization. this is revealing. how some of the page ends biggest stars were fat shamed and humiliated behind the scenes. "the huffington post" published this with shaming email between sam haskell and public officials. and the one raising concerns is this, where he writes, we are no longer going to call them forever miss america, please change all script copy to reflect they are former miss america. the official responds i've changed forever to the c word, does that work for you. and ceo haskell responds, perfect, baja ha ha. now former miss americas are calling for the board members to resign immediately. two are with me now kate shin dell crowned in 1988 now president of the actors equity situation and 2013 mall arery h inis on the phone with me now. so thank you to both of you. >> thanks. >> hi. >> hi. but, all right, before we get to how all

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linzie: at least one former miss america did not find it shocking. said she found a organization to be a toxic working environment. >> after giving up my crown i did not go back for five years because i was so hurt by the way i was treated linzie:. linzie:the fallout for the 96-year-old pageant has been fast and furious. television producing partner dick clark productions cut ties with miss america, calling the emails appalling, and dozens of former winners signed a petition calling on the group's leadership to step down. the demand now granted. haskell,t our ceo sam the board chairman, and coo josh randall, who tells abc the with the organization, but adds "it does not reflect my values or the values i worked to promote at the miss america organization." ceo sam haskell says the emails are conveniently edited and the events are not as described. that was linzie janis reported. coming up, the president of the american heart association suffers from a heart attack. adrianna: the first family is spending the week at the present's resort -- president's

america,' are no longer go call them for forever miss america's, they are former miss americas. the writer responded saying he, quote, already changed forevers for an offensive term for the female body part to which haskell replied perfect, followed by laughter. the organization decided to fire freedman after an internal investigation. >> miss new york. >> reporter: after winning the miss america pageant in talent, mallory hagan became close with haskell and his wife. but later as several e-mail exchanges -- criticizing her sex life and her wait. omg, she is huge and gross. haskell wrote in one e-mail. hagan says she believes haskell all played a role in ending her career as a pageant coach. >> when i first read the e-mails in the article, i wasn't shocked but i was validated. i mean, for the long time i've tried to explain to people around me that this is happening or these things are being said and to have the ability to then look on paper and say, see, i told you. >> miss north carolina. >> reporter: in other e-mails, haskell seemed to target miss america 1998 after she relea

i'm sure, miss smith you're seeing the same and miss winkler, good to have people on the front lines to combat this. we need to give them the tools and be judicious and also give them the tools available to do it. thank you for being here. i yield back. >> gentleman yields back, mr. mcnerney, you're recognized for five minutes. >> i thank the chair woman and witnesses today. this is a difficult subject and something that needs to be done. it's urgent. miss souras, in 2015, congress passed the stop exploitation save act. do you think the save act has been effective to give prosecutors the tools to bring down pages like backpage.com? >> thank you. i will piggyback on what mr. goldman said. he said it was enacted in 2015 and basically added advertising as one of the acts one could commit under the federal trafficking statute. one important thing to take into account it was enacted in 2015. that page immediately filed court papers in the federal court in the district of columbia to basically enjoin that statute, saying it was unconstitutional. they filed suit against the department of ju

no matter what. >> miss virginia. >> reporter: at least one former miss america didn't find the scandalsa cameron says she found the miss america organization to be a toxic working environment. >> after giving up my crown i didn't go back to the miss america pageant for five years just because i was so hurt by the way i was treated. >> reporter: the fallout for the 96-year-old pageant has been fast and furious. television producing partner dick clark productions cut ties with miss america calling the e-mails appalling and dozens of former winners signed a petition calling on the group's leadership to step down. that demand now granted. forced out are ceo sam haskell. >> hi, i'm sam haskell. >> reporter: board chairman lynn widener and coo josh randle who tells abc the e-mails predate his employment with the organization, but adds, quote, it does not reflect my values or the values i work to promote at the miss america organization. ceo sam haskell tells abc the e-mails are conveniently edited and the events are not as described. those 49 former miss america winners are calling the resig

if she misses 20% of the glass they miss the entire school day. >> it's not unusual for students to miss a few minutes in the first period. stay in class for the rest of >> there are three investigations into to the policies. the chancellor, mayor's office with the interviews and the witnesses. this is the "7 on your side" watchdog nathan baca. nathan: they have one of the highest rate of teacher turnover. she was an english teacher and she spoke to us about the experiences at ballou. >> i started in january and i didn't see the kids. i did not do for months. i remember there was one young lady that missed a quarter. only came the first and the last of the quarter. able to graduate. >> he was a visual arts teacher until terminated last spring. if there were no art teachers left who gave students passing grades. >> if it was urgent, april 13. the teachers have to get out of here. what happened to the students grades. >> the students who passed the courses and disgraduate to my understanding there is no substitute in my room. >> we asked who is to blame? >> everybody has a higher up nowher

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to compare with samples donated by relatives of the missing. the lab staff is a reflection of the island's political division and personal loss. greek cypriot theodora eleftheriou and turkish cypriot emine cetinsel both have missing relatives. two years ago, cetinsel discovered one of the skeletons she was analyzing belonged to her own grandfather. so, you found your own grandfather's remains by chance? >> yes, because we work blindly. i mean, we don't know who they are. and once the d.n.a. results came, it was my grandfather. >> reporter: so, this is your grandfather? >> yes. and he was 34 years old when he got missing. >> reporter: her grandfather was a turkish cypriot civil servant who disappeared on his way home from work at a time of heightened tensions before the 1974 war. his body, found more than 50 years later, showed signs of multiple gunshot wounds. was it emotional? >> not while i was analyzing. after i found out that it is him, the emotional part was to tell my parents about it. >> reporter: what was that like? >> they were finally

thousands of documents relating to controversial episodes in british history appear to be missing the u.k.'s national archives claim they were misplaced all removed by civil servants auntie's put it worker takes a closer look. well the national archives is a very important resource especially for people like historians and journalists because it keeps documents relating to the country's history and the idea is a perfectly transparent system whereby once government documents are de casa fide anyone over the age of sixteen can go to the national archives and access these files but not all of them because it appears that some of them have gone missing some of the files relating to thought a moment in british history among the files missing are papers relating to the full clinton's war there are documents missing relating to the northern ireland troubles as well and perhaps most controversially the files relating to the famous zinoviev letter from way back in nineteen twenty four that was a huge political scandal at the time because m i six almost certainly forged a letter that was then l

an opportunity -- i didn't want to miss a call, miss a chance if she was going to come by. didn't want to miss the knock on the door. i'm worried. >> reporter: chris told detectives something that could be vital to the investigation. he said heather had written him an e-mail the night before. the subject read, i'm sorry. in it she mentions their little girl ava. it read, come get ava. i cannot face everyone with this. please forgive. it is too much. please raise them to remember me as their loving mommy. how concerned were you when chris told but this e-mail that his wife had sent that heather had sent? >> i was concerned. it did not sound good to me. >> kent thought the e-mail was open to all kinds of interpretations. all bad, it seemed. >> it basically sounded like i'm throwing in the towel. >> reporter: throwing in the towel? detective kemp asked chris if heather might be suicidal. >> has she ever talked about wanting to harm herself or anybody else that you -- since you've known her? >> not that i recall. >> reporter: friends and family police spoke to were adamant heat

thousands of documents from history appear to have gone missing the buke a national archive removed by civil servants which is a sense of careful let's see what ali you know what kind of documents are we talking about here surely these are something that should be looked after carefully but they've disappeared a lot of questions let's answer some. the national archive is a very important resource here especially for people like historians and for journalists it looks after the most important papers relating to the history of the country and the idea here is a perfectly transparent system so once these government files are d. classified anyone over the age of sixteen should be able to go there and to access them but not all of them it turns out some of the files relating to chapters of british history show we say appear to be missing now among the missing files there are papers relating to the full cleanse war there are documents relating to the northern ireland ireland troubles and perhaps most controversially files relating to a very famous case called the zinoviev letter that was way

thatjudgement is backed up by a new research on missed appointments, patients aged 16- 30 missed appointmentshe most likely to skip an appointment, with one in five failing to show up more than twice. appointments that fell within a feud is well more likely to be missed then those booked two weeks in advanced. some of those might lead to better management, that my mean giving more payments on the day then up to 2—3 days in advent. because we have a profile of what they look like we are more likely to maintain that is where they can be targeted. missed appointments represent a waste of money, changing the way to look at it might sustain the way to look at it might sustain the nhs into the future. that story will be unpacked further on brea kfast, will be unpacked further on breakfast, coming up in 15 minutes. theresa may will go back to talks with the brexit —— european union after talks stalled. president trump's travel ban can continue despite its challenges in the lower court. the international political it he will decide later today whether to ban russia from february's winter games becaus

sexism and misogyny in miss america. how shocked are you? sexism and misogyny in miss america.gyny in miss america. how shocked are you? i am not shocked at all will stop u nfortu nately, we shocked at all will stop unfortunately, we live in a culture where misogyny and sexism are ingrained deeply and you can see that from the reckoning of the moment and this is a part of that. these things happen coming to light and women have been injuring them for too long because it is embedded in our system. in terms of miss america, just for the moment, what you think should happen to the organisation? there be full accountability. i really support the women who have been speaking out, like mallory hogan, who says that there needs to be new leadership and represents those who have been through this process and reflects the women who have been part of miss america. i support their call to action and the petition campaign that they have valiantly put out there and want to encourage them to continue to organise and make their organisation reflect the people who it serves. do you think there

i missed him so much. it will be a wonderful christmas . it's nice to have him home. i'm sure it will be one that we don't ever forget. >> and that wraps it up for us at ten:30 tonight. i'll see you on the final five at 11:30. sarah and shawn stands by for the news that begins # right now q. right now at 11 it's a combination of the coldest day we've seen so far this season with a little bit of light snow moving on through. what will the impact be in the morning as we track this clipper moving through our region tonight in i'll have your forecast. this teenager's family and friends are questioning the police following his tragic death. why was he not taken? why was he not arrested department is responding. plus, the bold crime spree that included a church van. senator john mccain in the hospital and a special meet and greet between a 911 operator and the baby she helped deliver. your news starts now. >> let's begin tonight with what you're all probably thinking about, the weather it is cold out there. not only is it bitterly cold, many of you may have seen snow shower

this morning the future of miss america up in the air.tion reels from an e-mail scandal in its upper ranks. that scandal beginning when the huffington post published leaked e-mails from sam haskell exposing crude and demeaning comments about contestants like 1998 miss america kate shindle. >> right now there is an opportunity for a graceful transition. >> reporter: and 2013 miss america mallory hagan. >> miss new york. >> reporter: who was belittled about her love life and weight. >> having someone bully you, belittle you, demean you, degrade you in any way is not okay. >> miss virginia. >> reporter: at least one former miss america didn't find the scandal shocking. caressa cameron says she found the miss america organization to be a toxic working environment. >> after giving up my crown i didn't go back to the miss america pageant for five years just because i was so hurt by the way i was treated. >> reporter: the fallout for the 96-year-old pageant has been fast and furious. television producing partner dick clark productions cut ties w

more than 60 former miss usa and miss teen titleholders and contestants from 1996 through 2015 signed this letter. it states in part, quote, our personal experiences with mr. trump have been nothing but positive. >> i was there. so i don't want to discredit anybody that has a serious issue or problem with a case with sexual harrassment or assault. if they feel that something happened to them, i think we should listen, i think it's something that should be taken seriously, but i also know that in this particular accusation of sexual misconduct, i was there. i was standing right there. and it didn't happen. >> despite different recollections from contestants, holby stands by her story. president trump has denied all allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct. >>> carson wentz is set to go under the knife the next few days after injuring his knee sunday against the rams. his season is lost to a torn acl. what's next for wentz? doctors at surgical care center in limb riericlimerick. they said he will likely have a new ligament made from a tendon inside his own body. >> i'm friendly w

another player who's likely to miss the tournament is scotland prop wp nel. he's battling to get back into action after suffering a fractured arm during last month's international with samoa. nel is expected to miss 12 weeks, so could make the latter part of the six nations. in the european champions cup, montpellier came from behind to beat glasgow, which ends the scottish side's hopes of progressing from the pool. 29—22 the final score in scotstoun. both sides came into the match without a win in pool 3 of the competition. it's the match that every football fan this season has been waiting. the manchester derby sees man united and man city go head

i miss them and i will miss him. >> he was an exceptional human being. it is a tired old phrase but i think he was a true renaissance man. >> he saw him a week ago when he was returning home and he was always up beat and concerned about the city and he will be greatly missed. >> they honored a moment of silence. this was a stopped bus, and they observed the moment of silence. our coverage continues. and the acting mayor, her politics and why voters will be asked to choose the mayor twice coming up. >>> this man learns his fate, the sentence was handed down today. >>> we have the forecast and it includes the coals start -- a cold start to the day tomorrow. >> the corner arrived at the scene here in san jose. we will have the latest on the developing story right after the break. >>> an investigation is underway in the south bay after a pedestrian was struck and killed by our rail train. it happened during the evening commute. it is east of the san jose airport, we are on the scene on what we have learned about the investigation. our the corner -- the coron

and that was mallory hagan, miss america 2013. christmas time, when a welder from south—west london left his christmas wage packet in a local pub — the alexandra in wimbledon. more than a million people responded to an online appeal and identified mariusz so that the pay packet could be returned yesterday, six days after he lost it. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu takes up the story. this is the story of a welder, a pub, and lost wage packet. last thursday, after a few hundred people had been here at the alexandra pub celebrating their christmas parties, at the end of the night a small brown envelopes stuffed with cash was spotted on the floor. the only reason i realised it was a wage packet was because i used to get paid in a similar packet when i first came to the country. all they had was the name mariusz and £600. the landlord and his wife posted a picture on social media which is reposted by authorjk rowling and then hundreds of thousands around the world joined in the search. we did not find him straightaway and a couple of

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i missed eight beans.tronaut who's aboard the international space station. he missed his favourite food so much that he brought it up with his boss back on earth. the result? pizza in space. that is a strange... that does not look like epico that i think i want. they are in space, apparently. —— that does not look like a pizza but i think that does not look like a pizza but ithinki that does not look like a pizza but i think i want. without a delivery service nearby, nasa sent up the ingredients to construct some pizzas that were out of this world. paolo and the rest of the expedition 53 crew wasted no time putting them together. it looks like a scene from read dwarf. yes, and how do the loose stay on the peter? the first one was definitely pepperoni. that wasn't a pizza. when you have been eating space food for an awful long time, pepperoni can send you over the edge. now, idon‘t pepperoni can send you over the edge. now, i don't want to get too excited, but we haven't lost a week at! i can see a twinkle

sharanjit: that was 2013 miss america mallory hagan. every second, the world drinks 35,000 cups of coffee. it is little wonder that it is a $200 billion industry. well, now new figures show how more and more of that money is finding its way back to farmers. reporter: there has never been more choice. we are all drinking more coffee and we are prepared to pay more for it. but in return, we want to know more where it is from, this coup. how it got to our this coffee shop in part of east london is typical. they roast their own beans, which are carefully selected for the benefits they bring farmers. >> for example, we have ugandan coffee. we managed to find a farm that is producing really good coffee. and then we talk to our customers about the impact that makes in the area, because there was a lot of warfare in uganda. reporter: telling the story of how those beans made their way from the forms to the cup is the central part of the branding and marketing effort involved in making coffee about the wider experience as well as the drinking. i

>> that would be a good question for miss lett. >> miss lett. a few moments left. could you answer that question? >> the answer is yes. if there is a settlement that comes out of the treasury that has to be approved by this committee. >> thank you. >> if we do other questions i would have some others. i yield back at this point. >> gentleman yields back. the chair will now recognize miss speier for five minutes for questions. >> mr. chairman, it's been said a couple of times and i just want to underscore the importance of having a plaintiff's bar appear before the committee as well to hear from them how the process has or has not been working so we can refine it moving forward. to the last question that mr. loudermilk just raised, it was my understanding in one article that i read that the former chair of this committee declined to approve any sexual harassment cases and as a result the mra started to be used for that process. is that your recollection, miss lett? >> that's not exactly accurate. there were more than sexual harassment cases that were not approved. >

more than 130 people are known to have died and dozens are missing. an aardvark has been killed and four meerkats are missing after a large fire broke out at london zoo early this morning. the zoo has been closed until further notice. we are all really, really upset by this incident, because this is one of our most loved animals in the zoo, misha — and the meerkats are also... great affection for all of us who work here. a man has appeared at york magistrates‘ court, charged with the murder ofjodie willsher at an aldi supermarket in skipton. california's deadly wildfire has now become the largest in the state's recorded history, scorching an area greater than new york city, brussels and paris combined. plans to tackle congested ‘a' roads — a consultation is launched to find out which routes need cash to bring them up to scratch. and in half a hour here on bbc news —— a special tv version of the bbc‘s popular brexitcast podcast. our correspondents reflect on the behind—the—scenes twists and turns of the negotiations between the eu and the uk. good afte

we were swinging and missing regularly on a daily basis. >> k.c.oy was willing to talk repeatedly without an attorney. >> k.c., you've been very cooperative with us. >> i've seen movies. the detective takes my fingerprints. >> he says to you, i've seen movies, and now you're going to take my fingerprints. he's like a pro. he's seen it all. >> he's being very relaxed. i felt that he was very confident that we weren't going to figure it out. >> what mr. joy apparently didn't know was that other officers were watching him 24/7. the surveillance teams noticed he was spending a lot of time at the public library, and he was using the computers there. probably because police had taken away his phone and maribel's computer, which was the one k.c. normally used. >> initially we would have undercover policemen go into the library and walk around and see what he's doing. at one point he's seen googling can a cell phone be tracked if it's turned off. >> well, that's certainly suspicious. >> it is. >> detective ramirez was consulting daily with orange county de

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this morning the future of miss america up in the air.s the organization reels from an email scandal in its upper ranks and that scandal beginning when the huffington post published leaked emails from ceo haskell with comments about past contestants. >> right now an opportunity for a graceful transition and 2013 miss america valerie hagen. >> who was belittled about her love life and weight. >> have someone bully you or delittle is not okay no matter what. >> at least one former miss america did not find at scandal shocking, she found the miss america organization to be a toxic work environment. >> after giving up my crown i did not go back for five years because i was so hurt by the way i was treated. >> and the fallout for the 96-year-old pageant is fast and furious. dick clark productions cut ties with miss america calling the emails appalling and dozens of form erwiners signed a petition calling on the leadership to step down and that demand now granted. forced out is ceo sam haskell and board chairman lynn widener and coo josh randal

and he doesn't call when she's missing. and he won't let you download his phone.bout right? >> that's all true. >> reporter: christina's mom also found hunter's behavior very odd. and she confronted him about it. >> i need to know why you didn't call, why you didn't check on her? yeah. i flipped out. >> i got little anxiety right now. >> reporter: jonni kept pressing hunter for details about that night. >> you kept in touch with him. you stayed in contact. >>yes. if he was responsible, i'm going to keep that enemy closer, so i wasn't going to let him out of my sight. >> reporter: jonni wasn't giving up. neither was christina's stepmom anna. >> somebody's seen her. something is somewhere. we just need that little bit of information so we can bring her home. >> reporter: there were no witnesses and few leads but attention grew. plano police were leading larger and larger search parties, scouring the countryside. >> there was a lot of people from the community that didn't know the family, that had no connection to christina, and they were coming to support. and dozen

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many went missing after the fierce battles for mosul despite the city's liberation over five months ago it still looks very much like a waltz or the red squares coming up on the map to show you just how much of mosul has been obliterated it after i supposed to feed the locals warning little effort has been made to rebuild what was once considered one of iraq's most beautiful cities. when we haven't received any aid from the government point. going to say to. him i feel completely destroyed i don't feel like coming back to i've lost all hope of living here after seeing all this devastation. this is all too international powerful painkillers are affecting life expectancy in america figures show opioids played a bigger role in overdose deaths last year than any other legal or illegal drug and the tackling of the addiction has become a national priority the epidemic doesn't seem to be going away a smear a con investigates the nation's opioid epidemic drug overdoses this country's recent surge in opioid addiction incredible epidemic one of the most serious crises facing people in this co

others also tracking down missing people one iraqi m.p. has made a name for himself rescuing children. she spent her own money buying out several of these kids under the hatch you know one of the girls told me the story of her escape she and her aunts were in isis captivity two of the terrorists watched them day and night to prevent them from running away then the girl told one of them that she couldn't sleep and asked to see a doctor the isis fighters her gave her some sleeping pills she kept them then put them in the street the terrorist fell asleep and she and her on managed to escape the girl was eight years old. was too terrified to do anything so the girl told her let's try and run away they will kill us anyway and they skate three thousand years edis is still missing hundreds presumed held by isis the international community no longer really cares is edis don't attract the same ratings now that they aren't being slaughtered so it's up to them to recover their own children and to help them heal from what isis has done to them or our

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thousands of documents relating to controversial episodes in british history appear to be missing the national archives claim they were misplaced or removed by civil servants the revelation has sparked an outcry the british people deserve to know what the government has done in their name and their laws will only fuel accusations of a cover up as a story and it's impossible to believe this loss the declassified files themselves show governments view the public largely as a threat the threat of democracy is deeply embedded if it happened in russia for example would be up in arms about corrupt governments but hey this is the british way to avoid scrutiny of its past misdeeds. which pages of history have been lost. well the national archive is a very important resource especially for people like historians and journalists because it keeps documents relating to the country's history and the idea is a perfectly transparent system whereby once government documents are decursive fide anyone over the age of sixteen can go to the national archives and access these files but not all of them bec