a missing martin to just woman and girl and. you know they're the body right away and then it's just simply not the case most of the time but yeah i think i want to show this because i think this helps us sort of visualize what's going on this is a face but the missing in indian country what it does is it shows you some of the people who either missing or there remains remain on identify and it gives you a just a little glimpse into it's not just swimming it's all different members of the native communities but this is happening on social social media and i'm wondering kala is this the way the community is saying we are doing this for ourselves we are not going to be victims forever right i mean i think that's a really great and i think a tremendous amount that can be done with collaboration with the grassroots with the tribes between state and local law enforcement and the federal government and that's really what we've recommended in our work that this is an all harems armed attack type of problem. given the type of circumstan

in full disclosure from my time as miss virginia and the miss america finalist the money enables me to go to college with no debt so i saw a great benefit but obviously it is a bit of turmoil and transition. how the response of those who say the program is not worthwhile for women anyway? >> reporter: i won miss america when i was 17 years old but i am now starting my first year of law school at uc berkeley and i also joined the air force, the air national guard and i believe miss america empowered me to do those things and i'm doing it while a single mom and i don't think i ever would have had the same opportunities without miss america and while we are not all things to all women, i believe miss america is a vital part of our society for women in empowering them, giving them a platform, providing scholarship money and so many things an outsider might not see but someone who has been in the program for years and had that first-hand experience i know what it has done for my life and other women. shannon: it is not for everyone but if it is something they want to do, both of us having b

full disclosure, from my time as miss virginia and a miss america finalist, the money allowed me to go great debt. it's in a place of turmoil and transition. how do you respond to those that come of that program is not worthwhile for women anyway? >> similar to you i was very much the same. i won miss america when i was 17 years old and it was prior to college for me but i completed my undergrad debt free and i am now starting my first year of law school at uc berkeley. i also joined the air force, the air national guard and i believe that miss america empowered me to do all of those things, and i'm doing it all while a single mom. i don't think that i would have ever had the same opportunities, been able to do what i have done in life that miss america. while we are not all things to all women, i believe that miss america is an incredibly vital part of our society for women right now, empowering them, giving them a voice, a platform, providing scholarship money, so many things that sure, an outsider might not be able to see but as someone who has been in the program forever, gears and

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carissa jackson was miss america 2010.rised by cara's letter. >> i have seen gretchen's intimidation and bully pattern even happening to us, to former miss americas in our e-mail chain. if she would do it to us, i know she would do it to the person holding the crown. >> reporter: jackson signed a petition calling for the resignation of carlson, the ceo and the entire board of trustees. cara mund said the leadership delivered an important message. there will be only one miss america at a time and she is it. a new miss america will be crowned september 9th. so much controversy. >> absolutely. >> i thought they put it past them. >> doesn't look like it. it's not just the former misses. that are part of this petition. it's some of the directors of the state pageants that are also gretchen carlson reporting in the "people" magazine article there are some mischaracterizations in that letter she wrote, but a lot of things still playing out. >> it will be fascinating to see what changes happen or don't happen. >> yeah, and it's ju

you know for me one of the most personal cases is i actually have a runner who has been missing from browning montana which is on the blackfeet nation in northern montana and she has been missing for over a year and while she has been a family member she was a student when i taught at the tribal college and she was beautiful inside and out had a very bright future was in her final semester about to graduate and you know i was really the grief that her family is experiencing is something that her community feels as well and they really galvanized you on her case because that grief is felt so deeply unfortunately she's not alone in need of course as you mentioned among people are sharing the story of another person right here tweeds this is a living alone bear her body was discovered in a truck at the bottom of a lake in north dakota please consider sharing this so her death isn't in vain and help spread awareness another person writing about her case it is confirmed are smiting sister has been found please pray for her children and her family and all those that have helped in the effo

other miss americas have had some of these issues.e, i tried to remove myself from the organization and i say if this was a business would this be appropriate? but i am an employee and i need too response to my boss. there's standards of how to treat employees. >> how is this going to be resolved? >> i'm not sure. that's a good question. having open and transparent communication will be the first step. >> so, again today, as you sit here, are you -- what are you calling for? are you asking gretchen carlson to sit down with you with other them? is that what the next step would be here? >> i've continuously written and mentioned i would like in the written communication, if we meet, i want former miss americas there. that's important so we can get both sides of the story. at the same time, 44 state organizations saying they have a vote of no confidence, there will need to be more changes made to make sure miss america lives on for years later. >> cara mund, miss america 2018, thank you for sharing your side of the story. >> thank you. >

miss world, 2017 is india! it's commonly referred to, is passed on every year. well, it was made by the queen's coolers to recognise beauty with a purpose and what miss world stands for. the moment it touched my headit stands for. the moment it touched my head itjust gives stands for. the moment it touched my head it just gives you this different kind of an energy where you automatically realise your responsibilities and the kind of expectations that come with that crown. one of your focuses is on minstrel hygiene. it's still a taboo subject in india, what kind of reaction did you get? the funny thing is, it's notjust a taboo in india but definitely the cause might be different but it's been an issue across many countries of the world. there's a lot of cultural backdrops, people just don't want to talk about it. the last miss india to win miss world was chopra, who's gone on to bea world was chopra, who's gone on to be a big bollywood star and now a hollywood star. is that something you want to do as well? two

so we missed ourflights. of the kiosks we re it seems like a lot of the kiosks were down, and there just wasn't enough people to manage everyone who needed tickets, sol enough people to manage everyone who needed tickets, so i ended up missing my flight and they told me that i needed to get on the next one, so i'm waiting in line to make that switch. how do you feel about that? really frustrated. iwas looking forward to a relaxing vacation in italy so it is not after a good start. the issues began in the early hours of this morning, affecting the first wave of flights from 4:35a.m.. affecting the first wave of flights from 4:35 a.m.. screens at both the north and south terminal were affected. around 200 people miss theirflight affected. around 200 people miss their flight because of the confusion with departure times. for the departure screens to fail in the early hours of this morning and to jeopardise the first wave of outbound flights is, i'm afraid, another technical embarrassment the gatwick airport. i g

missing. in her place, a trail of blood. >> my biggest fear was we were going to find her. >> what police found instead was puzzle. >> in my 28 years, i have never seen that before. >> a missing woman. mystery with few clues. >> did you find any fingerprints? >> no. >> hair? >> no. >> anything? >> no. >> did one man have a motive. >> you stole $300,000 and are about to be exposed of it. >> except without proof, how could anyone convince a jury? >> you don't think they had any evidence against you? >> could anyone name anything? >> could anyone solve the mystery? >> we, the jury, find the defendant, david martin hawk -- ♪ >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." when someone goes missing one of the hard oes things for those left behind is not knowing the truth. was it voluntary or foul play? the three children in this story arrived home one evening to discover their mother was missing. but for them, the truth about what really happened may have been the hardest thing of all. here is keith morrison.

missing here.: molly may have potentially been spotted, what have you heard about that? >> law enforcement in the community as a whole are always optimistic that molly will come back alive. i found in these kinds of investigations, it is not out of the ordinary for individuals to see someone who looks like the victim of a crime elsewhere. we can only remain optimistic at this stage. >> 200 miles from where she went missing east of des moines, police releasing the video footage. >> two weeks since she was last seen aside from the missouri potential spotting jillian just reported. what is happening right now in the investigation, so many days after the last initial spotting. >> law enforcement is backwards, working from the time she went missing, looking at her digital footprint and internet sites, cell phone, those she associated with. a full-blown investigation, local, state and federal law enforcement. jillian: there was a vigil last night and you were able to speak to the people. >> really diffic

>> we miss you. we're looking for you, and we will never stop. >> the college student last seen going out for a run, now missing for 19 days. her parents fearing abduction, pleading for her return. the latest in the investigation. how the fbi is tracking her digital footprint. >>> plus dive for your life. 90-footfalls reach over 50 miles per hour. one wrong move could mean disaster. a two-time champion at the red bull cliff diving series. fighting to keep her crown and her head. >> you're facing your fears every day ♪ >>> voguer than vogue. inside beyonce's transformation. reveali ining health scares abo her twins, learning to accept her curves and how she made waves with this photo. >>> bye-bye, you good? >> yeah. >> here's your reminder. laura's teething ring is in the refrigerator. laura's scheduled playdate at 3:00 p.m. i'm reminding you, laura loves you and you're doing a great job. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper

the father missing the birth of his son. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: sobbing in this gas station, maria del carmen venegas was just hours from giving birth. she and her husband were on the way to a southern california hospital for a c-section when you see these suvs surround the couple's vehicle. immigration agents then putting joel arrona in handcuffs and taking him to a detention center. venegas saying her husband has no criminal history. when i asked why are you taking him. they said, someone had reported us. the family's attorney said they believe i.c.e. may have been looking for someone else. venegas then drove herself to this hospital. tonight, happy her newborn son is healthy but devastated her husband wasn't by her side. saying, it's very hard because he was always there. he would say everything will be okay. i.c.e. explaining in a statement that arrona was in the u.s. illegally from mexico. adding, i.c.e. continues to focus its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security

because i miss our talks, so much, because i miss our talks, and we would talk for hours, just talking about anything we wanted to talking about anything we wanted to talk about, or nothing. the last conversation we had, you were telling me you were going to do your movie and you wanted to know who i wanted to play me. laughter we will have to leave that ceremony into trite but as we have said, it will run for quite some time so we will have more from detroit through the afternoon and evening. you may have spotted jesse jackson, bill clinton, in the front row and those gentlemen and many others are yet to speak, so there is some way to go in the funeral of aretha franklin and that was smokey robinson. the headlines on bbc news... a 21—year—old man who plotted to kill the prime minister in a suicide attack has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 30 years. an independent review into the death of several babies at shrewsbury & telford hospitals trust is to be expanded, after more than a dozen further allegations of poor care. and thousands of people are gathering in de

you will note the front door was missing. someone had repainted the front door. they were dumping bleach in the area. now one of the men arrested here at the home was in a courtroom where he had a probation hearing. lance sylva was in a bub lynn -- dublin courtroom. they are looking to revoke his probation. the judge did not release him and did not set terms for his release. the next hearing set for two wreaks -- weeks. sylva was arrested on august 16th for identity theft for the hiring of a hazmat cleaning company to clean up the property of egg. authorities say sylva bought a bmw on june 1. the police said he wasn't the man who picked up the car. when they saw sylva's mug shot that's more like him be it looked the same in the photo as on the day of the vehicle purchase. the other man arrested robert mccaffrey was released from custody. >> was he held as a suspect in a home site. do you have a way of tracking him down. >> yes, he's in custody in alameda. >> sylva is. mccaffrey, he's identified him, if it leads us to arresting anyone in this case we'll follow tha

clean-up crew at the missing man's home.joins us now with details,

i'm going to miss being in the locker room. i'm going to miss the. jok i'm going to miss going to dinner, even though i end up pickin h up the checkf the time. i'm going to miss that part of it. hopefully i can still come around as much as possible and stil try to pour into these young guys. even being out here on the as field, i starting to miss it a little bit. just miss hanging with the guys, not running around at also you know, i'm going to miss that part of it for sure. >> well he'll save money without picking up the check. >> except he has six >>> tonight, terrifying new video from inside that plane at the very moment it crashed just after takeoff. over 400 people on board including dozens of americans. how everyone made it out alive and why the pilot ok off in the face of violent weather. >>> a shocking twist in the murder of rmer president george h.w. bush's doctor shot and killed on his bike. the suspected killer ds on the run h 20-year grudge after the death of his mother on the operating table. >>> a food safety alert, pork, beef and chick

miss world, 2017 is... india. it stands for. the crown is passed on every year. it was made by the queen's jewellers to recognise beauty and although ways that stands for. the moment it touched my head, it gives you this different kind of energy where you automatically realise your responsibilities and the kind of expectations that come with that crown. one of your focuses is on menstrual hygiene. it is still a taboo subject in india. what kind of reaction did you get? it is notjust a taboo in india, it is definitely a cause that might be different, but it is an issue across many countries in the world. there are a lot of cultural backdrops and people do not want to talk about it and they do not want to be seen to be associated with it. my ambition is to empower girls and build that confidence. menstruation is our strength and should not limit us in any way. they should know what is available out there, how to use those products, why it is important to use those products, and apart from using those products, the d

i'll miss being in the locker i'll miss the jokes.miss going to dinner, even though i pick up the check half the i'time. going to miss that part of it. hopefully i can come around as much as possible. and still try to pour into the young guys. >> he was suc a big part of the team for so long. hall says he is deciding between joining front office or becoming an analyst. both great optio if you can get those jobs, right? after a long career in football. >> retiring at 34.t wouldn't t have been nice? >> welcome to professional sports. that's what happs. you can't play anymore. >> they'll havto drag us out the chairs. >> good luck with that. >> m ear trumpet and my cane. my three-wheel scooter. >> >>yes. that's how long it will take me for to work. welcome back from vacation, y guys. back together again. >> yes. >> i wasn't on vacation, but thank you. >> i thought you were on cation? >> i had a little work done. >> now, that's how rumors get started. he had a dental procedure. >> a dental >> is that why the radar missed your face? >> exac

inside the home of a missing man.. police find a headless >>> now orhood myy takes a horrifying turn inside the home of a missing man. police find a headless body in a fish tank. good evening. i am ken bastida. >> i am elizabeth cook. officers made the discovery inside the home on clarra street in san francisco. kpix 5's joe vazquez is talking to neighbors who have been worried about the missing man for weeks. >> reporter: we understand the body is so badly decomposed the medical examiner has not yet been able to determine a cause of death. we don't know if somebody was intentionally killed or they died some other way. for that matter we don't know why somebody would decide to dismember the body. those are just a couple of the many questions here tonight. san francisco police trying to understand what happenedind this apartment. this -- what happened inside this apartment. a dismembered body, so badly decomposed inside a fish tank. a 65-year-old has been missing. >> not officially saying it was him. >> reporter: friend

missing man. s have yet to >>> a grim discory in san francisco. police finding a headless corpse inside of a fish tank at the home of a missing man. the remains have yet to be identified. the body was so badly decomposed that even the gender was unclear. neighbors say that the homeowner 65-year-old brian egg had been missing for months and they were ttinconcerned. they said they called police to do a welfare check but a different person answered the door. >> the person that answered the door told them brian is gone away on vacation. he was working on an art project in truckee. very unlikely story. we would have known him for a long time. we called 911 after a crime scene cleanup van drove here to clean up the scene. the person had been feverishly cleaning up the house. it looked he was trying to hide evidence. >> as that person said, neighbors say they saw a private crime scene cleanup to clean up the house before police discovered the body. when they called 911, they say police came back to the house and found the body inside of a fish tank. poli

>> missing teeth. and that's counting patients that have missing all of their teeth, or patients that are missing most of their teeth. literally tens of thousands. >> so, if it's so good, then why aren't all these millions of people that have dentures or are missing a lot of teeth, why aren't they all doing it? why aren't they all getting dental implants? what's your take? >> a number of reasons. let's talk about that. first, understand, you've got great teeth. you've had great teeth your whole life. >> yes. >> these people have had

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miss world 2017 is... india! cheering the miss world crown was the turquoise...year. well, it was made by the queen's jewellers to recognise beauty with a purpose and what miss world stands for. and i think... you know, the moment it touched my head itjust gives you this different kind of an energy where you automatically realise your responsibilities and the kind of expectations that come with that crown. one of your focuses is on menstrual hygiene. it's still a taboo subject in india, what kind of reaction did you get? the funny thing is, it's not just a taboo in india but it's something that... definitely the cause might be different but it's been an issue across many countries of the world. there are a lot of cultural backdrops, people just don't want to talk about it. the last miss india to win miss world was priyanka chopra, who's gone on to be a big bollywood star and now a hollywood star. is that something that you want to do as well? two of the miss worlds are bollywood actresses, aishwarya rai and priyanka chopra, and both of them have different journey

she also started the scholarship aspect of miss america.o that's been around for a really long time, really separating us from other types of pageants. we just have never messaged that in a good way. so, that's my first goal. >> does the word "pageant" hurt it? >> yeah. so that's what -- actually, we have called it a competition for the last several years, but officially, we're now calling it a competition. but it goes to show you that no one was paying attention to the fact that we changed it to a competition a couple years ago. >> right. >> why are they paying attention now? because we also decided to stop judging a woman who competes in the competition on her physical appearance. so that meant the elimination of the swimsuit competition. that also means the evening-gown competition stays. however, two changes. the candidate has a choice of what she feels more self-confident in, with regard to evening wear. i mean, that could be a myriad of different things. doesn't have to be a gown, right? whatever she feels best in. and then, most impo

so we missed ourflights. it seems like a lot of the kiosks were down, and there just wasn't enough people to manage everyone who needed tickets. so i ended up missing my flight, and they told me that i needed to get on the next one, so i'm waiting in line to make that switch. how do you feel about that? really frustrated. i was looking forward to a relaxing vacation in italy, so it's not off to a good start. the issues began in the early hours of this morning, affecting the first wave of flights from 4:35am. screens at both the north and south terminal were affected. around 200 people missed their flight because of the confusion with departure times. for the departure screens to fail in the early hours of this morning and to jeopardise the first wave of outbound flights is, i'm afraid, another technical embarrassment the gatwick airport. i guess the best thing is that only 200 people missed theirflight, although they must be mightily cheesed off. the display screens started working again this afternoon. gatwi

this is the time of year when i do miss the game, and often i get asked do i miss it.is the time where i think all players who spend any time in the nfl would say they missed the game. it should be an interesting matchup, and new england's been there before and before and before and this will be a test for philadelphia, but i'm excited about it. >> so just quickly, before i dig deeper into the concussion, what's your prediction, brett? who's going to win? >> well, my good friend, longtime friend, dear friend of mine is the head coach for philadelphia and that's doug pederson, great guy. he's done a wonderful job there and i'm pulling for him, and i would say i'm not a betting man, but if i were it would be hard to bet against bill belichick and the new england fapatriots. they continue to prevail year in and year out and i don't have an answer for it. i see your heart is split and your head is split, but you say you miss it. in a way, i kind of understand, but i'm surprised, as well because of the injury that you suffered and the incredible, you know, crisis around nfl

joe: "what'd you miss?"eo gave a lengthy interview to the new york times highlighting the demands of running the company and shedding a light on circumstances surrounding his tweet last week. he is announcing taking tesla private. since their stocks -- the stocks went spiraling. bring in -- we bring in david welsh to talk about this. what about this interview alarmed investors so much? >> when a company is in crisis and they have been since he put out this tweet, the ceo usually does a big interview with bloomberg or somebody like that to clear the air. they have to say they have the hands -- their hands on the problem and will get things fixed. this did the opposite. he tweeted he wanted to take the company private on the way to the airport. not a lot of thought and communication which sheds light on that the funding is not set in stone. he does not have the money lined up as he indicated when he tweeted that out. problems to -- problem number he said he needs is someone else to help him run the company bec

the head will be missing. >> where's the head?was forensically. >> yeah, right. >> a clearly shaken agent kegel told atlanta about the tragic outcome. >> at approximately 7:30 this evening the body of meredith emerson was discovered in a wooded area. the specific information given as to the location of the body was given to me by gary hilton. >> the kidnapping charge was anted up. >> mr. hilton is charged with one count of murder of meredith emerson. he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention center. >> in your decades of law enforcement, have you ever had a session of interviews like it this one. >> no. no. he was very straightforward and was very nonchalant about the whole thing. ♪ ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. with advil liqui-gels, what bad shoulder? what headache? advil is relief that's fast strength that lasts you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels >> in your decades of law enforcement, have you ever had a session

if i didn't i'd start missing hamburg germany my new home. prices were. this is kenya's capital nairobi as a child on the streets. there are an estimated seventy thousand homeless children in nairobi today philip is going to try to make life a little easier for some of them. if. i was one of the street kids myself. and i remember how it really helped me when someone i didn't even know some angel would come by and give me a handout. to give my heart. when that happened i didn't have to steal. i didn't have to work illegally or beg. and i also didn't have to rummage around in the landfill trying to find something to eat. street children outcasts here. these children have no place to live. it's a big gang of kids he says there are up to a thousand of them here all different ages. many of these children were abandoned by their parents like. others often. a lot of the local residents feel threatened by these groups of kids the police always chasing them around. he says that society treats them like animals. they are considered the lowest of the low. cost peopl

really happening. >> your new miss america is miss north dakota. >> reporter: this morning reigning missmund slamming the very pageant she works for, accusing the newly appointed chairwoman, gretchen carlson, and the ceo of bullying and intimidation. >> i have so many great ideas for this organization. >> reporter: carlson took over the pageant back in january after its previous show runners were accused of sexism and fat shaming contestants. she instituted sweeping changes, including the elimination of the swimsuit contest. >> we'll no longer judge our candidates on outward physical appearance. >> reporter: but when carlson arrived, mund writing in a letter, when i became miss america, i truly looked forward to using my voice and being an example of an empowered young woman. the reality though has been quite different. our chair and ceo have systematically silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me, and i'm not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipula d manipulated, silenced or bullied. pageant organizers telling abc we've ppted cara for her entire year and we'll continue to

he was like a father to me my father going to miss him a lot. before i have often missed being fought he helped us with our problems he laughed with us and cried with us good luck and. he shouldn't. i never would have survived if some angel hadn't come along to help me. it was always someone i didn't know someone i wasn't related to. but they believed in me. heart i really needed that kind of support back then and without it i wouldn't have gotten very far right. i mean it's ok thanks very much it's ok i'm not leaving so i'll see you around ok. fiona i think i'm going to cry. everything. you get out to be. i live it will be fine thank you you. thank . feel. the be. the be. the be. the be. bubonic. be a mirror wonderful in west virginia. the mountain st. peter to producer in the united states and has relied on mining for generations to submit around here year and on the be. mr genius the my current american i am just a small piece of. board more. of a muse i must admit it you just might see even to listen to the faults of the so-called enemy chan

caroline: and don't miss the german report second quarter gdp. joe: and don't miss powell.le begins this week. that does it for "what'd you miss?" caroline: "bloomberg technology" is up next. joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." the u.s. and china hit each other with new tariffs and both are taxing $16 billion worth of goods from one country as trade talks continue in washington. inside a tesla tear down, ubs takes apart a model three and says what is under the hood is disappointing. we bring you all of the details. alibaba's sales and gr

did you miss? canadian minister of foreign affairs is in washington making to keep canada and the rebound and remained north american trade agreement. after they closed a rudimentary take on the host for the united states to the north. >> we are as canada consider joining in the agreement already reached with mexico. basic asset we have to let remains to be seen is how close the canadian attitude is. >> let's welcome school policy studies professor from ontario, mr. wolf, thank you for joining us here at have you got much optimism about canada being led in on the part -- let in on the party? >> certainly in washington right now, talking to the other teams to find a what happened yesterday. it is not clear really what happened. as far aso agreement a full trade agreement. toico the united states not lay some obstacles in the way of renegotiating nafta over the last several months. joe: will you look at the framework they got, does it look of saying for the difficulty that we can talk about later on,

doctors and nurses knew how much she'd missed out on. it was time to finally go home, doctors and nurses with a surprise. ♪ now's the time we get to say pack up your bags, get out the . >>> the identity has not been confirmed, however we believe it to be the body of mollie tibbetts. >> this is the ending that nobody wanted but everybody feared. the search for a missing iowa woman who grew up in the east bay. thanks for joining us. >> police in iowa have arrested this man, 24-year-old cristhian rivera, he is an douncumented immigrant who told authorities he killed mollie tibbetts in a moment of panic. we have team coverage, amy hollyfield spoke with reporters of -- >> and a we start with elizabeth hur. >> officials in iowa say they received thousands of tips from the public and they interviewed hundreds of people, but they got their break in the case from a neighbor's surveillance camera. >> reporter: a tragic end to a tireless search for a missing college student in iowa. >> a body was discovered early this morning in a farm field southe

(pam)coming up: a woman missing for almost 500 -days.how her mother says, the family is being targeted by scammers. (ken)plus: a prototype of a safe injection site... is now open in san francisco.what those who support... and oppose the idea have to say about the facility. (pam) an emotional day for john mccain's family ... as they paid their respects to the late senator today on what would have been his 82nd birthday.(ken)his daughter meghan and wife cindy were at the memorial service. nick watt reports. as the political world struggles to find words fit to honor him ... the family of john mccain struggling with the loss of above all else, a husband and a father . as the funeral services for late senator john mccain begin father edward a. reese/president, saint ignatius college prep: "see our tears for our brother, our father, our husband, our fellow citizen our senator." the tireless senator from arizona, lying in state at the arizona state capitol on what would have been his 82nd birthdaythe late senator meticulously planned his own f

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cara mund named miss america 2018.s her reign was not what she expected. the 24-year-old from north dakota writing a letter to former miss americas last week saying that during her reign she has been bullied and intimidated by leadership including the newly appointed chairwoman, gretchen carlson. >> i have so many great ideas for this organization. >> reporter: carlson took over the miss america organization earlier this year after leaked emails exposed alleged sexist and lewd comments from executives about past contestants and winners. the former miss america 1989 overseeing sweeping changes to the historic pageant including the elimination of the swimsuit contest. >> we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance. >> reporter: but mund says things changed for the worse when carlson arrived writing our chair and ceo have systemically silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me, i am not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipulated, silenced or bullied. carlson denies the allegatio

i spoke with two former miss america's were among those defending her. watch. start with you, what is a major grievance being expressed, what was done wrong on the part of the board in the chair of gretchen carlson? >> i wish there was one thing that i could cite but i think kara's letter is the tipping point to a lot of things that have been happening over the past several months. it began with the states asking to see the contract that the new miss america is going to sign. fiduciary responsibilities, lack of transparencies and taking stakeholders' words and suggestions into play like they were promised. the bullying behavior which was also ensued not only on the former miss america front and how gretchen has dealt with us, but now finally hearing about it from cara, that's kind of the tipping point where we are like, you know what? enough is enough. >> martha: cara has released a statement and said she denies any bullying or trying to silence cara monday. angela, what's your response to that? >> i want to know who offered that $75,000 in scholarship, because

what did you miss?-n musk trolling tesco tesla short centers, teasing the possibility of taking the company private at 400 12 -- $420 per share. he said funding secured. this comes after a report from the new york times at the sovereign fund has a massive stake worth as much as $2.9 billion. that report sent shares soaring before they were halted about one hour and a half ago. with more insight now is the equity research analyst for u.s. and european autos at jefferies who joins us now by phone from london. i just wanted to take you through the blog posts tesla posted moments ago in which elon musk says he announced he was taking tesla private at a price wanted to share and let everyone know why this is the path forward. the key sentence is a final decision has not yet inmate. he goes on to talk about why this would be best for tesla because being privately held would help the company make long-term decisions and not be at the scrutiny and tech and call of these results. given that a final decision has

the missing man is brian egg. his family reported him missing august 7th. neighbors were alarmed to see the crime scene cleanup crew. when police arrived they found a headless and handless corpse stuffed in an aquarium tank. >>> take a look, a crew of bold thieves stealing thousands of dollars in iphones and laptops from apple stores. you can see the surveillance footage here. they dash in and out in mere seconds. they've hit as many as four apple stores in one week. tonight police have some strong leads. >> reporter: this new and modern apple store here in walnut creek just opened a month ago. people here absolutely love it. they do not, however, love what happened here saturday afternoon. you're looking at a bold snatch and dash. this was the scene at walnut creek's apple store saturday afternoon as four hooded men went on a stealing spree. >> four of the suspects ran into the store and grabbed laptops and cell phones from the displays and ran out of the store to a waiting vehicle that was parked outside being driven by a fifth suspect. >> reporter: simil

which is also an anxiety-driven sort of behavior. >> i miss them, like, i mean -- i miss telling them you got to eat that or you're not going to get your dessert, you're not going to get your snack after, i miss that. >> those were important words because it sounds like to me they're in past tense. the combination of really talking about himself, talking about what the police are doing, little or nothing about his eildr,stentwi people whoreelru., was goes to visit friends ammanda and nick, who were happ to offer comfort. did it ever cross your mind to even ask him if he was involved in the disappearance of his own family? >> we admitted like, this doesn't look good for chris. you know what i mean? >> reporter: on wednesday, everything changed with this bombshell. >> a heartbreaking outcome to the story we have been tracking all week, the confession of a father -- >> this is absolutely the worst possible outcome that any of us could imagine. >> reporter: and then chris watts' public plea for help apparently changing to a confession. denver 7 reporting he admitted to police that he kill

so much loaded on every near miss, on every clean hit. near miss, on every kohli to 50. miss the next test as he is in court on an affray charge, but who got the biggest of wickets, kohli, lbw. but who got the biggest of wickets, the significance clear to him and to him. in the same over, another followed, mohammed shami. two to go. followed, mohammed shami. adil rashid thought he had one of them, ishant sharma. the umpire disagreed. of them, ishant sharma. a review to settle the argument. of them, ishant sharma. computer says yes. of them, ishant sharma. still india crept towards their target until ben stokes finally settled a memorable milestone match. target until ben stokes finally england will be delighted with what happened out here in their 1000th test match, not only beating the number one side in the world but doing so in a dramatic and enthralling style that proves the enduring theatre of test match cricket. theatre of patrick geary, bbc news, edgbaston. theatre of that's it. theatre of i'll be back with the next bulletin at 9.50. now on bbc one, it's time for

that was one of the few misses there for hawaii in the tournament. missed the coach with the water. a great tournament in our sports today. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm dave briggs. "new >>> it is tough to imagine the senate without him. >> he went every play, places no one else would go to stand up for america. >> if you were his friend, he would stand up for you, he didn't like the personal attacks. >> the one draft statement -- >> i'm very happy with what i have been able to do. i have been able to celebrate a beautiful life. >> it is "new day," august 27th, and leaders from around the world are remembering senator john mccain's life today. he will be honored for five days in various cities this week. a schedule that john mccain planned himself knowing it was coming. memorials in arizona, and later in the week he will lay in the u.s. capitol. throughout the morning, we will be speaking with john mccain's friends and colleagues. >> people with empathy and compassion. on the other hand, the white house prepared a statement about john mccain that we have not

qline was not named miss colorado.nt officially from the organization. >> we reached out and so far haven't heard back. >>> we turn to lara in central park holding down the fort out there. >> thank you very much. we'll do our "gma" health alert right now. it's the battle over coconut oil. a harvard professor recently calling the popular go to poison in a video that quickly went viral with over a million views and counting. others are swearing by it. even praising it as a superfood while our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here to break down all the concerns. >> lara, juicy story. i also have a degree in nutrition. here's what people did not hear when they heard about this story this week. you cannot take any nutritional science study and break it down conclusively to attributing one health outcome to one food. it's just not there yet and the methodology in most studies does not show cause and effect. it just shows association. so this is a perfect example how we need to take this down the middle. it'