go missing because of that or. welcome pierre yet. my name is. not enough and i have been working as a report. editor for you what should you watch will only 'd 'd one of the sioux independence me just still operating in the country. and. i also. 'd did a lot of stories about being in the disappearance of the missing journalists and i believe the time to talk. absolutely and hunted please tell us about yourself thank you for having me in my name as i am and there's a better toe matter now if you had since he was affairs the only photograph yards unseen iraq we are supporting for those who are not let us in on the country and also we have a next 4 or 70 more than 74 tons on offices in iraq or the savita. thanking you and welcome sharif i'm going to start with you tell us about this campaign and why you're doing it right now. well there are similarly isms one we are coming here and celebrating the commercial. disappearance of the 70 s. and also. 'd just. trying to shed only. needed peel but a lot of those who are who waited until a lot of the confl

in stories that are not told because people are afraid to go missing. so they don't even cover those too. yes the hash tag is missing not forgotten we are getting nearer to the end of the show and i want to give pierre and ahmed a chance to tell the viewers what can they do what can people do in each of your respective cases a colleague and a family member that happened last year what is your message to everyone i met my my my most important message is to their family to their journal out to their family which is composed of journalists in general well i should tell them is we should not be afraid we should do our work despite multiple 3. against our us and in that thing i would just call on the government or i mean the people who are close to the government not just to take journalists is the enemies of the country journalist into the building of the nation and being a journalist is not a crime journalist journalism has never been a crime it's arrived the way of rwanda reinforcing 3 dumb of expression and by so doing everybody can have a talk everybody

of fear of missing out cold foam and for short. and that's something that not only young people experience many older people especially in work situations have the feeling that they're just running to catch up and when we get that feeling a sense that it's a source of stress that's the moment to say ok now we need to change our behavior. not everyone who is on their smartphone or large should be considered an addict but long consumption does affect most users especially their concentration camps and i've missed one study has shown that switching between multiple tasks can lead to a 15 point drop in our i.q. value that means that if a smartphone is sitting next to us distracting us it makes us dumber because we are worse at carrying out tasks. but smart phones have become part of our daily lives many people are constantly reachable. is a life and business coach she offers or seminars offline and she believes that people shouldn't feel that they have to be permanently on call. in my coaching sessions i try to show that there's anothe

miss cofield. >> yes. >> miss clark. >> most definitely. >> miss dingman . >> yes . >> miss davies. >> yes . >> i yield back . >> thank you congressman and the chair recognizes the distinguished member from wisconsin, congressman feel. >> thank you very much chairwoman, appreciate you holding today's hearing and appreciate all of our panelists for being on to discuss what an important topic , how do we create a more perfect union and get the inclusion and make sure everyone has a seat at the table. i have the opportunity to read the testimony and i wanted to ask you miss pearson , in particular we hear a lot about the difficulty on the recruiting side of getting underrepresented minorities into and at the table. and i wanted just to dive in with you in some of the things your organization is doing in particular as it relates to the mentor ship side of this. we talk a lot about the need to make sure underrepresented minorities , women have that network that they can rely on to be able to get back into the table and what you've been doing in particular as it relates to the internal proc

are they missing?mate, and we let you down, but we'll do everything in our power to never lou things to happen like this again, and make an enduring change for our institution. >> she will not have die in vain. >> we won't allow it. >> will there ever be justice for vanessa guillen? >> i don't know. >> while investigators look for answers vanessa's family look for healing. last year in texas they met with the mother of gregory more or less, whose remains were found in the search for vanessa's body. >> i felt nowhere. and once they started fighting, we started getting some answers and some people looking for everybody. they fought for all of them. it means so much. if it wasn't for them, i know they never would have put out a reward and found greg. >> two dads saying so much without saying a word. >> this is a person you wanted managing you're on it.es? staying fit and snacking light? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could

why do we panic and when we'll all miss them. just 3 of the topics that we've covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the krona marash or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you can get your podcast you can also find us at d.w. dot com slash science. this is news to live from berlin and india's coronavirus cases surpass 4000000 the country is leading the world in new infections but the government is sticking to plans to ease restrictions and open up the economy also coming up. with. a song for freedom. as protesters march for democracy and call for an end to the country's dictatorship the exiled opposition leader the united nations to support their struck. and leave home.

missing. in her place, a trail of blood. >> my biggest fear was we were going to find her. >> what police found instead was a puzzle. >> in my 28 years, i have never seen that before. >> a missing woman. mystery with few clues. did you find dna? >> no. >> fingerprints? >> no. >> hairs, anything? >> no. >> did one man have a motive. >> you stole $300,000 and are about to be exposed of it. >> 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. welcome to "dateline". when someone goes missing one of the hardest things is not knowing the truth. was voluntary or foul play? the three children in tonight's story arrived home one evening to discover their mother was missing. the truth of what may have happened may have been the hardest thing of all. here is keith morrison. >> the key was waiting for them under the mat, that

right now but what if i would miss something well a smartphone break is not that easy. it never stops pinging and we can't stop looking at it. then and he is one of many who have trouble staying away from their smartphones. work so my flops all i use my smartphone basically around the clock i often look things up when i read something somewhere i research it immediately you know i'm on whatsapp a lot and i feel compelled to open each message right away. melanie's average daily smartphone use amounts to 3 hours most of it going to work or operating system tells her that on some days she's even been on for more than 4 and a half hours. that's time that her husband tivo would prefer not sharing with the phone or ringback another message she seems as if it really bothers me in certain situations when we're sitting together in the evening and talking or about to watch a film or when i have something specific to tell her and she just plays with half and doesn't even look at me or tell but. yes that's true that bothers me. that has prompted melanie to try an experiment she wan

now all that's missing is a quick dip in the water. i don't think. i have to admit diving into this chilly water it is just 17 degrees celsius is a bit daunting at 1st but once you're in and swimming it's wonderful. it's clear that the tourists are packed despite the coronavirus but how are the people who live here fairing. i'm off to meet a man with a woman who works here as a lifeguard. but what do you need to be a lifeguard. this is what you have to be athletic team player know how to swim and like the beach. that's it. but that is then what did the coronavirus mean for you as a lifeguard in that. at the start of the season we introduced various safety measures and restrictions. we have protective equipment for the lifeguards and for the swimmers who need 1st date we have mass and so forth anybody gets that he called and we hand over the band it's about. and sticking them on ourselves the best but overall we haven't had all that many covert cases in this part of germany and there aren't all that many restrictions. on it you can see that at the bea

now all that's missing is a quick dip in the water. and i have to admit dives. into this chilly water it is just 17 degrees celsius is a bit daunting at 1st but once you're in and swimming it's wonderful. it's clear that the tourists are back despite the coronavirus but how are the people who live here fairing. i'm off to meet a man with a woman who works here as a lifeguard. but what do you need to be a lifeguard. this is what you have to be athletic team player know how to swim and like the beach. that's it. but that is then what did the coronavirus need for you as a lifeguard and that yeah at the start of the season we introduced various safety measures and restrictions. we have protective equipment for the lifeguards for the swimmers who need 1st date we have mass and so forth anybody gets that he called and we hand over the bandits rather than sticking them on ourselves. but overall we haven't had all that many covert cases in this part of germany and there aren't all that many restrictions. but. you can see that at the bench on the grounds of the differenc

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in most cases, when we are missing, i'm happy to say we are only missing about 10% so we have 90% of the jefferson correspondents for this period and in fact more than that with a lot of jefferson wrote because we tend to be missing more the ones they received, thanks to that polygraph machine of his, there were two ways for his letters to survive because they would be the one he sent in the one he kept but we know we are missing that percentage from that we could sometimes find more of them. the original documents urged back in the 19 forties or fifties involved writing basically every library collector in the world and we maintain those connections ever since so we now have material between princeton and hear from about 1000 different collections. still, every now and again more material comes up and there are kind of two ways that new material will be up here. when is when something surfaces, usually on the market, although occasionally someone will just get in touch with us and say they have a jefferson document we don't have and i will take this method and say, if you have a gen

the state governor, kate brown, has said that dozens of people are missing. fires have killed at least 4 people in oregon and 11 in other west coast states. from portland, our north america correspondent aleem maqbool reports. the scale of these wildfires is staggering and, as they burn, more lives are being lost. seven bodies were recovered from this community alone, after the flames were fought back. but around 100 major fires are now burning across the north—western united states. they are doing what they can, but erratic winds are hampering efforts and it's threatening many communities in three different states. well, overnight, two of the biggest fires in oregon merged, and many more evacuation orders have been put in place, including right here, such that now, more than half a million people in this state have been told to leave their homes. those who fled medford, in oregon, told of having just minutes to grab what they could before their homes were completely engulfed and destroyed. in the last ten years, we see an average of 500,000 acres burned in a

are missing out of course it is. either their primary for forgetting my dear master of the mind of the papa put it over to me that is begun in order to know the moment there i mean the more than i think the biggest immutable is that even with exactness he handed down to consistency mean only cuomo said if. you call me a little sick well. this isn't right i don't want to see where we're going to let the little things. like that out for ya. it's all good. so if an event where you must ask i say this event queue for things imo summit before looking up and this they all you know well this is pure crap. just. east of you know that the aussie. and home and the 2nd being the music is the latest on this in the us. is a woman with putin are going to vote for pockets of women and the women as well and it will all limited inquiry i mean for some some this and some it's about all of the my feeling with you and destiny make kid. among them i mean men could be both than. me when i am getting. the best years and never love me being

my mom, i miss my dad ♪ i miss the road, i miss my band ♪ givin' hugs and shakin' hands well, it's a band ♪ givin' hugs and shakin' hands well, it's a mystery, i suppose ♪ just how long this thing goes but there'll be crowds and ♪ there'll be shows there will be a light after dark ♪ someday when we aren't six feet apart ♪ there will be a light after dark ♪ someday when we aren't six feet apart ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: you can see luke combs and your other favorite country artists this wednesday night at "the academy of country music awards" airing on cbs. thank you, luke! we'll be right back. >> stephen: well, there it is, everybody, yet another "a late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be janelle monae and journalist jacob soboroff. james corden is next, but first, let's say goodnight with some music from jon batiste and stay human. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show, ooh ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show ♪ oh, oh

because what appears yes we're missing the cruise ships. normally we have close to $200.00 docking here which bring an international crowd to rostock environment also. into knots and this international element is missing there's that's a shame because it adds to the flair. and the crew ships are important to our economy. and of us missions what are your hopes for vandeman in the coming months. as a religion on 1st we hope that we'll get through the summer well with the preparations we've taken and that our vacationers enjoy themselves are guests with who doesn't and that the locals can see us practicing safe tourism so that we can come through the situation stronger than ever. and of course we hope that we won't have to shut down our hotels restaurants and businesses for 2 and a half months again and with some brokers that would be a shame and a disaster you would hope so you were a holiday destination and we want to be able to provide that for i guess it's. done back to you and all the best and you know. everything's pretty relaxed here in

miss feldman. dr. scott-clayton. welcome. >> thank you, chairman alexander. ranking member and members of the committee. it is a true honor to be here in front of you again this time virtually. obviously, a lot has changed since we first testified in 2013 and especially during these past six months. so the first thing i'd like to address is why fafsa pub licatin still matters in the context of everything else going on right now. to put it simply, fafsa simplification still matters because college access still matters and perhaps now more so than ever. we know that the burdens of this pandemic to unemployment to food and housing insecurity to illness and death are falling hardest on low income families and communities of color. in addition, low income college students may lack adequate computer technology and wi-fi to support online classes. and the public institutions that they are most likely to attend are facing drastic cuts in state and local funding. with the full recovery not expected for perh

it feels like i am not old enough because we missed loads of year six, so because we missed loads of year six, so it is pretty weird. maybe in the next couple of years there will be baseline stuff we don't really know because we missed it in year six. and the exams regulator sheds new light on this summer's exam confusion. he blames ministers for making a "fundamental mista ke". also tonight... caught on camera. has the chancellorjust given away the government's plans on tax rises? confusion after covid restrictions in trafford and bolton are lifted and then re—imposed within hours. a £2 billion scheme to kickstart careers. help for young people on universal credit. the bbc now says rule britannia will be sung at the proms after all. it follows a chorus of criticism over plans to ditch the words. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news we'll have the latest from new york as the second round of the us open gets under way. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. has there ever been a return to school quite like it? after months of being forced to stay at home,

miss cofield. yes. >> missed clark. >> mostdefinitely. >> missed dingman . >> yes. >> missed davies. >> yes. >> i yield back. >> thank you congressman and the chair recognizes the distinguished member from wisconsin, congressman feel. >> thank you very much chairwoman, appreciate you holding today's hearing and appreciate all of our panelists for being on to discuss what an important topic, how do we create a more perfect union and get the inclusion and make sure everyone has a seat at the table. i have the opportunity to read the testimony and i wanted to ask you miss pearson, in particular we hear a lot about the difficulty on the recruiting side of getting underrepresented minorities into and at the table. and i wanted just to dive in with you in some of the things your organization is doing in particular as it relates to the mentor ship side of this. we talk a lot about the need to make sure underrepresented minorities, women have that network that they can rely on to be able to get back into t

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her gray jetta still missing.ly's deep sorrow, now hardened into resolve to get justice for her. >> find out who did it, and punish him. punish him! the lead detective now assigned to king county's newest murder case, jesse anderson, set out to learn more about the victim. he paid a visit to her husband, david pietz, at the condo he and nici shared. >> how long have you been married? >> almost four years. >> david agreed to be audio taped and told detectives that nici had struggled with chemical dependency in the past. he then revealed something disturbing. recently, nici had again started taking prescription pills. >> is nici still struggling? >> she wasn't. but she hurt her back right before thanksgiving. she slipped a disc. >> because of a severe painful back injury, david explained, nici had reluctantly agreed to let her doctor put her on a carefully monitored prescription for percocet, a potentially addictive narcotic drug. >> at first, she had me keeping the pills and giving them to her. >> investigators won

i would say that the entire kennedy family, misses kennedy as -- mrs. as an inspiration, his brother bobby, ted, the sisters as well. things from the special olympics to fighting injustice and pushing in the civil rights era to senator kennedy's long-standing championing of universal health care. all those things i believe carry on the legacy of president kennedy and the kennedy family in incredibly powerful ways. >> wonderful. thank you. that's a good segue to one of our questions. are there any members of the kennedy family involved with library? >> we have caroline kennedy and her husband, they are involved in the jfk library foundation. which is very helpful in supporting the programming and efforts and outreach of the carolinend i would say tatyana, hashter, recently joined the board of the foundation and we are excited that a new generation is picking up the cause of how can we make sure that our repository is truly available to enrich citizens, global citizens, for another 40 years? >> are there any members of jfk's cabinet still alive? >> yes. w

miss tikhanovskaya left the country. a few days later i caught up with miss kolesnikova.feel safe here? you are the most prominent opposition leader who is on the streets of minsk. are you worried? no, i'm not worried. i'm very safe and when you see the people around me i'm happy. i feel very safe. if president lukashenko is hoping to crush the protests by detaining opposition figures he's likely to be disappointed. belarus's demonstrations have no clear leadership or structure, and just one key aim, to remove an unpopular president from power. jonah fisher, bbc news. rachel denber is deputy director of europe and the central asia division for human rights watch. she's in new york. i know that you know this region very well. what do you think is going on, and what is your reaction to it? well, it's com pletely your reaction to it? well, it's completely outrageous about maria kalesnikava has been abducted, and unfortunately i can't say it is an aberration. it is something we have come to expect from this government. she is not the first person to be abducted in this way. a

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miss cook, welcome. >> mr. chairman, ranking member murray and members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to testify on time to finish the fafsa. i'm honored to offer this testimony as a former pell grant recipient myself. the national college attainment network and its over 500 affiliates work in communities across the country to close gaps in post-secondary attainment. as a nation we've made progress over the past 20 years with more students pursuing higher education but when we scratches the surface of the data we find attainment gaps of over 20 percentage points persist by race and income. much of that gap is fueled by affordability challenge with the growing gap research finding only 25% of public four-year institutions are affordable to even those students who work hard to gather all of the federal and state aid for which they are eligible. fafsa completion is the bare minimum to afford college. this one-two punch of inequity and lack of affordability exacerbated by family income losses due

miss tikhanovskaya left the country. a few days later, i caught up with miss kolesnikova.el safe here? you are the most prominent opposition leader who is on the streets of minsk. are you worried? no, i'm not worried. i'm very safe and when you see the people around me i'm happy. i feel very safe. if president lukashenko is hoping to crush the protests by detaining opposition figures, he's likely to be disappointed. belarus‘s demonstrations have no clear leadership or structure, and just one key aim, to remove an unpopular president from power. jonah fisher, bbc news. officials have blamed a so—called ‘baby gender reveal party‘ for one of more than two dozen wildfires burning across california. a pyrotechnic — a firework or smoke bomb — set off to reveal whether a couple's soon—to—be—born baby is a boy or a girl — sparked a fire that's now covered more than 7,000 acres. all this while the state is sweltering in a record heatwave, with los angeles registering its hottest temperature ever at 49.1; degrees celsius. a short time ago, i spoke to tim rankin. he lives in one of t

it's one of the things that i really really miss. life just passing by time is just going by you know what i do is just get over it and i just can't seem to find my mitch and yeah i do feel like i'm in the able that's exactly how it. until to me i suppose again yes we mustn't does that carry our photo of all men around some minor not only of our all we have you on us photos and is the most obvious of a. place stand up a little a unit in front a real case must set of. the still new family land they. say most as town. well they really would like to stay. a status. quo you need now. yes means they've gone through olio yell new thing going there only are working here. and. there are only going to get a. little bit never looked up. or many people know where tell you what i. call the letter went to me like me. don't want me. she declared. didn't leave me alone maybe i'll meet their album movie no. i mean. you must do so can both of you that really with little focus also i. do do. as i say yes to a little happiness of them into supercomputi

because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more.your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. >>> facebook says it will block ads leading up to the election. they will blank posts who try to dissuade people from voting. mark zuckerberg made the announcement through a post saying in part we all have a responsibility to protect our democracy. that means helping people to register and vote, clearing up confusion how this election will work, and taking steps to reduce the chances of violence and unrest. misinformation and other toxic content also flows freely on facebook outside of ads. >>> let's turch to the weather. hey, bill. >> this epic heatwave is heading to the west coast. this is a good time to take a step back and look at what's happened this summer in the role of climate change and what's been a very, very warm period. the summers are getting harder, no one can argue that. june 2020 the temperature anomaly, it was the hottest june we've ever recorded on the globe, measured by the satellites. july 2020, the nort

this is what the courts want to hear yes we're missing the cruise ships. normally we have close to $200.00 docking here which bring an international crowd to rostock environment also. into knots and this international element is missing. that's a shame because it adds to the flair. and the crew ships are important to our economy. and us missions what are your hopes for a host of on the mend in the coming months site as their engine on 1st we hope that we'll get through the summer well with the preparations we've taken and that our vacationers enjoy themselves are guests with who doesn't and that the locals can see us practicing safe tourism so that we can come through the situation stronger than ever. and of course we hope that we won't have to shut down our hotels restaurants and businesses for 2 and a half months again if he's a muslim or brooklyn that would be a shame and a disaster and we'll see you were a holiday destination and we want to be able to provide that for again. don back to you and all the best but you know. everything's pretty relaxed you

she was like, we think vanessa is missing. i was like, how could she go missing on a military base?hat's ridiculous, go find her! and verify her. >> the meetings at cid were useless. there was in new information. we gave them literally every single thing they asked for. and for them not to give us an answer, the problem was inside. >> as a mother myself, there's not enough you could tell me. i would want to know everything. and we can't tell everything. we have to maintain the integrity of the investigation. >> reporter: gloria recalls a conversation she had with her daughter months before she went missing. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: her mother kept the conversation private at the time. but vanessa's sisters became the public face of the family. protesting outside of ft. hood. >> we started protesting every friday. >> what do we want! >> vanessa! >> reporter: inside, the army begins to piece together vanessa's last-known whereabouts. >> we know that vanessa reported to her workstation, which was in the motor pool. and then we know that she came to that arms rail,

miss tikhanovskaya left the country. a few days later, i caught up with miss kolesnikova.o you feel safe here? you are the most prominent opposition leader who is on the streets of minsk. are you worried? no, i'm not worried. i'm very safe and when you see these people who are here around me, i'm happy. i feel very safe. if president lukashenko is hoping to crush the protests by detaining opposition figures, he's likely to be disappointed. belarus‘ demonstrations have no clear leadership or structure, and just one key aim, to remove an unpopular president from power. jonah fisher, bbc news. i spoke just now to rachel denber, from the campaign group human rights watch, and asked her for her reaction to events in belarus. well, it's completely outrageous that maria kolesnikova has been abducted. unfortunately, i can't say it's an aberration. it's something we've come to expect from this government. she's not the first person to be abducted in this way, and she's not the first person in the opposition coordination council who has been targeted. ivan kravtsov, the press secret

now all that's missing is a quick dip in the water. but . i don't think.i have to admit diving into this chilly water it is just 17 degrees celsius is a bit daunting at 1st but once you're in and swimming it's wonderful. it's clear that the tourists are back despite the coronavirus but how are the people who live here fairing. i'm off to meet a man with a woman who works here as a lifeguard. but what do you need to be a lifeguard. this is what you have to be athletic team player know how to swim and like the beach. that's it. but that is then what did the coronavirus mean for you as a lifeguard in that yeah at the start of the season we introduced various safety measures and restrictions. we have protective equipment for the lifeguards for the swimmers who need 1st date we have mass and so forth anybody gets that he called and we hand over the band it's about. and sticking them on ourselves yes i thought that overall we haven't had all that many covert cases in this part of germany and there aren't all that many restrictions. on it you can see that at the

to do it from the us and to some us like on the side of the can i get him for reform i'm going to miss. political stuff you have is something more when you have been in court. for the political space you know nice it will be. you personally known bring a mental game going to the right i love you the 2nd time for. that one time yes yes man but the d'anna especially that. soon the less i do these things. never come in the soonest we could discuss after the baby to me program the political week with the contents of the. message i made to the reader the grammar is we must look at it from you well i had asked the same thing when i thought years i condemn his use of the percent of the police in the courts because he does media walk up to the same unit you see in this persona. the last thing that's going to get to me that's going to come to me is. that he's read to me when i come back yeah i'm ok but then this gets a coming up not of my son being a. meetin those maximals because that's going to send invited guest on so part of this across the south. is akin to him to say when. they can raise

that is so i'm sick you're going to miss your new and. he's an extraordinary visionary. 2 in the loggy event of he's able to transform an entire world with music and to transform a world of images and suddenly the combination of music and images gives rise to something new and different that the audience can perceive and experience in a different way. than to have talks relationship with music is a story of its own. he has also staged many operas going back to wagner again and again his 1st time was knowing playing at the by a white festival in 1987. 50 of a film chorley many of your colleagues vendors last frontier were also supposed to direct and buy rights but they shied away from doing it what's so difficult about staging wagner is that he can help operates according to different rules. from directors can't expect to use the same criteria and the same working methods as they do in the cinema that was always clear so i told the singers and the others that we had to forget that i work in film. i said that we had a task and that there wo

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this is now the 3rd time the president looked as though it meets with the families of the $43.00 missing students so there was an expectation that we would have an update on the investigation that's been launched since the president took office there are now 70 arrest warrants in total that have been issued against state and federal employees we heard in an announcement $34.00 new arrest warrants were issued what's unprecedented here and unexpected is the that this is the 1st time that we're hearing of arrest warrants being issued for members of mexico's security forces also significant in this meeting that took place today is that this is the 1st time that we're hearing in official apology on behalf of the state from president lopez obrador to the families of the victims to the families of these 43 missing students but these meetings again now the 3rd that is taking place between the families of the 43 and president lopez obrador how they carry quite a bit of significance they they they symbolize a new path being forged in this investigation in the way that the that the mexican governme

shot with a gun which was now missing.was more, her cell phone, the one that was always attached to her hip, was nowhere to be found. >> did it look like it could have been a robbery? >> the wallet wasn't taken. the purse was on the console. but the contents of the purse had been dumped out in her lap. >> a clumsy attempt at staging, you might say? >> yes. >> but there was one important clue the killer left behind. >> we noticed that the only window down was the driver's window. so we figured that she had to have known the person because she had let down her window. we had to ask ourselves, who could get her to this location and why was she murdered? >> someone in moundville had to know something. >> from there the investigation went where? >> investigating her inner circle, trying to find a motive. >> usually, so i'm told, in cases like this the husband has got to be a person of interest. >> yes. >> so as the family gathered to mourn the loss of their beloved teresa, scott couldn't be with them. he was down at the sheriff

that of missing and murdered indigenous women. i hail from the state of washington and very family with out native -- familiar with how native american tribes are integrated. i was raised across the riff from the yakima reservation in central washington. i have to say, i like many others, was not aware of the disproportionate murder rate indigenous women suffer. 10 times the national average. the end of 2018 this crisis and the need for a solution was brought to me by the tribal communities that i represent. i was made aware of just how devastating the shortfalls of our justice system are for native american and alaska native women and girls. while the ticks we have are absolutely staggering, and you have heard them, the facts of the matter are, we don't even know the full extent of the crisis. in my home state of washington, native americans make up about 2% of the state's population. but a recent report by the washington state patrol shows that indigenous women account for 7% of the state's reported missing women. the families o

we missed the high temperature forecast today by a lot.y the most i've missed by in to years just because the smoke was so thick that it locked down the temperatures is. we started off this morning and that's where we stayed. it's 62 degrees at sfo, 59 degrees downtown. 707 in livermore, the warm spot there. is the fog and low cloud cover spreading inland. as we go through the day, the computer models don't take the smoke into account. it shows the marine stratus backing up towards the coast. it's going to remain jumbled together most of the day tomorrow. this is one of the case where is the computer models are not helping. temperatures start off in the 50s to around 60 degrees, not much of a drop every night. i any the temperatures may warm up just a bit tomorrow as the smoke tries to thin out. at least the smoke has cracked the heatwave. it is a high price to pay. upper 60s around the bay, low to mid-60s around the coast. if you missed it at 5:00, we'll talk about the science of why it looks orange instead of purple or green or some othe

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the team sut out to investigate circumstances surrounding miss taylor's death. with a singular goal in mind pursuing the truth. kentuckians deserve no less the city of louisville deserves no less. every person has an idea of what they think justice is. my role as the special prosecutor in this case is to set aside everything in pursuit of >> my job is to apply the fact to the grand jury and the grand jury can apply those facts to the law. if we simply act on emotion or outrage, there is no justice. mob justice is not justice. justice sought by violence is not justice. it just becomes revenge and in our system criminal justice isn't the quest for revenge it's the quest for truth evidence and facts and the use of that truth as we fairly apply our laws many our reaction to the truth today says what kind of society we want to be. do we really want the truth or do we want a truth that fits our narrative? do we want the facts or are we content to blindly accept our own version of events? we as a community must make this decision. i understand that miss breonna taylors

that has been brought about by the loss of miss taylor. i understand that as an attorney general who is responsible for all 120 counties in terms of being the chief legal officer, the chief law enforcement officer. i understand that as a black man how painful this is and -- which is why it was so incredibly important to make sure we did everything we possibly could to uncover every fact. i know -- look, this team, myself, the members the representatives of the attorney general's office have taken criticism and scrutiny, but that scrutiny in many ways was misplaced because there was not a day that people in this office didn't go to sleep thinking about this case and it wasn't a day or the first thing on our minds is getting to the truth in this case. obviously, again, the criminal law is not m respond to true here.w and grief and t but my heart breaks for the loss of miss taylor and i've said that repeatedly. my mother, if something was to happen to me, would find it very hard and i've seen that pain on miss palmer's face, i've seen that pa

do you miss it at all? no regrets.mpetitive, i don't think they'll ever leave you no matter what age, i lost be competitive and i will always miss the competitive for contact element of rugby because there is no better feeling or satisfying feeling of crafting physically and achieving a result with a group of people but, during this in so many other ways? no. what i gave to it mentally, almost part of my family, they became second in my life and i think a lot of sports men and women can relate. your plenty selfish, you are selfish in your sports person because you got for yourself, your body, everything, it's always you, you, you. you come for i do not miss that i'm looking forward to this next stage of my life of giving my time and energy to my friends and family. when he came to choosing between england and your club, —— when it came. we are between club and country no. when you're young, a people want to do is play as much by people want to do is play as much rugby as you can but when physically and mentally it's ju