the miss universe pageant. miss america is a nonprofit.it was very tied to atlantic city tried to retain favor there whereas miss usa has always been a for-profit. they never really got hung up on the scholarship thing. miss usa is a pageant that has always been at peace with the entertainment value with young women in the state. miss america, continuing to have young women and swimsuits for another 68 years, not that comfortable with it. it never, always searching for the right thing to do. always consumed by anxiety of what is right. miss usa, turn on the tv. bigger brooms, bigger hair, sexier. just a bigger vibe. by the way, that is the one that donald trump owned. donald trump does not own miss america. >> that is kind of all you have to say. [laughter] >> we have to have some other folks that may want to ask some questions. tell me, and i know that this is probably very controversial. do you have a favorite? [laughter] >> that is very controversial. i think that my favorite is -- [inaudible] do you remember her? she had this pioneerin

so why is he missing? searching for brian at the carlton reserve, a 25,000-acre swampland with more than 80 miles of hiking trails. search teams use swamp buggies, atvs, dive teams, and drones. but are they searching the right place? because the north port police say the only tip they have about brian laundrie possibly hiding out in the carlton reserve came from his parents. the laundrie family still says the carlton reserve is the only place they believe brian laundrie to be. what do you make of that? >> i think that's what investigators have to go on right now. there's been no credible sources anywhere else. >> i think it's a logical place. they actually would be negligent if they didn't go search that place thoroughly because there is information, whether it's credible or not, that that's where he was going. but, you know, again, i'm very skeptical of the parents because of their behavior from day one. >> there's no word from authorities that brian laundrie's parents chris and roberta laundrie are under

don't miss our weekend special.beds and adjustable bases. plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. >>> i'd say this is the best so far. since we left new york i only set up my ham make once and we're in utah and luckily enough i was able to set up my hammock in the trees. >> we're in the desert. >> very few trees. >> whatever you can do to make sure my daughter comes home, i'm asking for that help. there is nothing else that matters to me now. >> a plea for help from one set of parents to another. >> i'm asking for help from the parents of brian and i'm asking for help of the family members and friends of the laundrie family, as well. >> we don't know what if anything brian laundrie told his parents why he returned home alone on september 1st but we do know that gabby's mom, nicole told the daily mail she texted brian and his mom on september 10th saying she was trying to get in touch with gabby. she says neither of them responded to her. the next day on september 11th, gabby's mom filed a missi

missing white women -- syndrome.rstand that not every case is going to garner local coverage or mainstream media, but these families, especially in the black and brown community they are left holding the bag, creating their owes own message -- their own message by creating flyers, and they are being victimized, they are putting their personal information on the flyers because no one is helping them. trey: for those watching, i suspect a huge number that don't care about socio economic status or race, they want to help. if someone is missing and they want to help, where can they go to find the names that we don't see on the news? >> we encourage them to go to black and missing foundation. bamfi. org . greater the chances of a reunion, missing persons is not a black issue or a white issue, it is an american issue, we all have a responsibility. trey: amen. this is a human issue, if you find yourself back in spartanburg let me know, i'll buy you a cup of coffee, as long as it's a cheap one. >> thank you, trey. trey: tens

so why is he missing?lved, searching for brian at the carlton reserve, a 25,000-acre swampland with more than 80 miles of hiking trails. search teams used swamp buggies, atvs, dive teams, and drones, but are they searching the right place? because the northport police say the only tip they have about brian laundrie possibly hiding out in the carlton reserve came from his parents. the laundrie family still says this is the only place, this carlton reserve, is the only place they believe brian laundrie to be. what do you make of that? >> i think that's what investigators have to go on right now. there's been no credible sources anywhere else. >> i think it's a logical place, and they would be negligent if they didn't go search that place thoroughly because there's information whether it's credible or not that that's where he was going. but, you know, again, i'm very skeptical of the parents because of their behavior from day one. >> there's no word from authorities that brian laundrie's parents, chris and ro

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missing in august.identified until months later. his family is upset law enforcement didn't do more when he first appeared and then in arizona a 23-year-old geologist daniel robinson, well, he's been missing now for four months. he hasn't been seen since leaving a work site in arizona -- in the arizona desert rather in june. his family hired a private investigator to search for him after their disappointment with the effort of local law enforcement. a senior writer on race and equality joins us now. so good to see you, particularly during the gabby petito case, we heard from a number of families of color who expressed their frustration. in the time that they have helped to raise the awareness of this kind of disparity of attention has anyone said that they are seeing any difference now, any movement in their cases, any great attention now? >> fredericka, no, and i think that that's part of the issue here. the families of black -- of missing black and brown people tell me that they remain concerned that

they were googling missing in brooks county and they found our film.ed to them about the film we were making and they talked to us about their story and we asked if they wanted up or dissipate -- we asked if they wanted to participate. the next week, we were filming with them. we followed them back to works county to try and find their loved one. they are still looking for him. juan: lisa, the population of brooks county is just about 7000 people, and yet estimates are that as many as 2000 migrants are presumed dead since 2008. can you talk about the county itself? lisa: it is mostly private ranchland. if anything nose in it -- if anybody knows anything about texas, a lot of south texas is reallyast rches. on rch i biggethan th state rhode iand. th gives y aensef how ese rancs are. migrants are dropped off south of the checkpoint so they canircumventhe chkpoint, and they lk on these prate nches fo days and therun out water. is ver hot in south tas -- it s very h in sout texa so th is howhey ardying angoing missing amy: let me go back to eddie canales.

he went. missing about september 13, 14th, missing about september 13, 111th, quite a while to be missingarents. involved, including his parents-— involved, including his arents. , ., ., parents. yes, one of the biggest _ parents. yes, one of the biggest issues _ parents. yes, one of the l biggest issues surrounding parents. yes, one of the - biggest issues surrounding this case has been that his parents have not been forthcoming, have not been willing to talk to the police, have not been willing to talk with the fbi, which is somewhat unusual. we don't typically see behaviour like that, typically, parents want to try to help, even when their own child is missing, so there are some questions that, if he returned home on september one without gabby petito, why wasn't she reported missing earlier? why were his remains, his evidence and partial remains, and we don't know whose they are, found today, when his family had sort of gone out today to find that? so it is all just gone out today to find that? so it is alljust a little bit suspicious.— it is alljust a little bit susicious. ., , , . .

lesley is missing and lyle is missing.they were, they were probably together? >> yes. >> aasha and her husband jesse grabbed their newborn son and headed to the condo complex in the hollywood hills to see what if anything they could find there. >> lesley's car is there in her assigned parking spot. that made it feel heavier. like her car is here and she's not answering the phone. >> they went into the building to knock on the door. they wondered if lesley who suffered from migraines might be sick inside. their knocking got no response. they waited and waited. they returned to the garage where they saw a man parking in the spot next on lesley's. >> we said hey, have you seen the woman who owns this car? he said i haven't seen her, but i saw her husband yesterday. >> that was strange. so aasha and jesse waited in the car by the front gate. if that neighbor was right, maybe they would find lyle when he came home from work. >> i remember a few cars coming in, no, no, no of the then all of a sudden, a car that matched his descr

mckenzie was missing.d the friend who was with him at the bar that tonight made the connection. >> he just mention to me casually, that girl we met at the bar, that's the girl that went missing. >> of course rob remembered the student and the secret she revealed to him that night. >> i don't know whether she was seeking approval or just advice or recommendations -- >> how did she put it? >> she said she was on a dating site and looking for sugar daddies and i said to her which ones and she said seeking arrangements. >> seeking arrangement, a wet side designed to connect young women with prosperous old man. robert newell lot about dating sites, he is a p.i., remember? he figurative mckenzie was missing, that just might have something to do with it. >> i went straight home got on the computer and got on to seeking arrangement and within an hour, two hours i had found her profile. >> there she was, beach baby 96. >> what was interesting about her profile is that it was very authentic and honest. she wasn't re

miss williams. >> thank you. according to a recent bulletin, consumer complaints rose across the board in 2019 and 2020. how important is it to analyze and address racial disparities to advance the broader goal of creating a more consumer friendly financial marketplace? >> it's critical. it's probably the most important issue facing credit reporting. it's compared to only 20% of black households. that is why risk basing hurts black people more. it should be top of mind. anybody who cares about racial justice. >> thank you. also in your testimony, you mentioned how important it is to take the pandemic's impact into account when it comes to negative credit reporting. currently, the law provides a b score can't be negatively affected. this was made possible with bipartisan support. i worked with my colleague to pass an amendment to provide student loan borrowers the same relief from private student loans. how would providing all student loan borrowers help every day folks who experience financial disruption and stru

it seems that that area may miss out.— that area may miss out.ht, and that is a big - that area may miss out. that is right, and that is a big hole - that area may miss out. that is| right, and that is a big hole and that area may miss out. that is l right, and that is a big hole and a big concern for many. remember, the educations are to the conservatives, collins resigned over precisely this matter. he said that schools needed 15,000,000,000 in order to catch up at the huge loss of learning that children suffered during the pandemic. 0f children suffered during the pandemic. of course, there are huge inequities in that as well. so, schooling and the most deprived areas where children were already at areas where children were already at a disadvantage, that will be even, having an even worse impact. that was a resignation matterfor that then educations are ordered to catch up then educations are ordered to catch up sorry, you can see why this is such a big concern amongst schools and amongst parents. it doesn't seem like the government wants to

miss pena?ease stand by] >> i keep fighting for my language, my culture, my community to be treated fairly. so thank you very much supervisor ronen to bring us to the table for a conversation. as you said, we're tired of promises. we are tired of fighting sense prop a and five years later. always no money. that's not the answer that we want to hear. we want renovation, now. we need it like for years. now is the time to do it. thank you for putting -- i would still like to compromise to all the leaders in the district. thank you very much for the supervisors to take the lead on this. supervisor myrna melgar is a leader in our community. i'm sure the leaders can lead us for a successful renovation of the building. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you so much for your commentings. next speaker please. >> caller: hi. my name is bernice casey. i'm actually going to read statements of two parents that were unable to make the meeting. thank you very much supervisor ronen for having this meeting and

the practice missing them. missing something. practice has missing them. missing something.apted. two new clinical pharmacists, physios, social prescribers, they are all helping to relieve some of the pressure. the national row over face—to—face appointments is not. it face—to—face appointments is not. it is soul destroying. it is so negative, that is how it feels on this end. we have never worked harder. in the nhs. i hope it will get better. i do not know when. environmentalists belonging to insulate britain — have continued to block roads in london — despite threats from the home office and injunctions issued in court. this morning — they moved away from the m25 and came into canary wharf, liverpool street and by southwark bridge. they want a commitment from government to insulate more homes. greg mackenzie reports. well, the last of the insulate britain protesters are being unglued just behind me. they set about their action here on southwark bridge about 9.20am this morning, causing major delays. now, there were about 60 or so of the protesters, all of which have been a

we are live from the campus of ole miss.ll take on the lsu tigers in a legendary rivalry and the campus has swelled with alums from both teams flooding into town. and another highlight of the weekend, former ole miss quarterback, the great eli manning and his family are in town and his number 10 jersey will be retired tomorrow and it's going to be extremely emotional. it's going to hang next to the jersey of his father, archie manning, another former qb superstar who played 13 seasons in the nfl. the manning family is beloved in oxford so it is a special time to be here indeed. i don't know about you guys, but the energy is pretty electric, the crowd is not -- [cheers and applause] i want everybody knows already who watches this show and listens to me on radio for years that i am a major sec football fan and the tradition of football is a huge part of life. not just here in the south but it's also across the midwest, the west coast, new england, where i am from and once a week every fall we gathered together in our homes and

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she's okay." >> this is about a week after shannon had gone missing. is that right?on the other end of the line? so a phone call came in to the emory counseling center at emory university, and he appeared nervous to the woman who was working the switchboard, he asked her first if she's familiar with the shannon melendi case. >> the woman said, "no, explain." and he said, "well, i have -- i have -- kidnapped her. i have her. " >> a man had shannon. he said she was fine and healthy. and before the caller hung up he told the operator his plans. >> when i'm done with her, basically, i will release her. what you'll find where i'm at right now is an article that belongs to her. and so he hung up and got off the phone. following that, the fbi did immediately trace the call. we got the call from emory. we traced it back to a phone booth. >> a phone booth outside the city. and just as the caller promised, there was something there. >> underneath the phone booth -- had fallen to the ground -- was a little cloth bag. and inside the cloth bag was a ring. >> a ring. yvonne recogn

. >> reporter: duane is on a mission in search for justice for missing and murdered indigenous women. >> the percentage of the women missing was unbelievable. >> reporter: biking and running across the country, finally making it to washington, d.c. last week to meet with some of the nation's lawmakers to discuss dedicating more resources to finding missing native women more than four out of five indigenous women experience violence in their lifetimes and are murdered at rates more than ten times the national average. >> reporter: this kind of journey is what it takes to get attention on your cases. >> if that's what it takes, then that's what we're doing. >> reporter: duane, the father of five, met with families that were missing along the way. paula's 14-year-old daughter went missing from the northern cheyenne reservation in 2018 after playing basketball with friends. how do you feel law enforcement handled your case? >> i don't think they did. that's how i feel. we would keep calling them, keep calling them we filled out a missing persons report there come to find out that it was j

first question is to miss nelson. holmes norton holmes norton [inaudible] the recognition, the presidents of unruly passengers. and we are having to hold this hearing this morning. i took note of the fact that the faa administration [inaudible] dickson had issued an order enforcing whatever that means, euro tolerance policy against violence or threatening passengers. so i have to ask you, how consistently is this zero tolerance policy enforced? how is it enforced? >> thank you, congressman congresswoman holmes norton,. i appreciate your support. and [inaudible] talking with our union two decades ago to put in place penalties for interfering with flight crews, penalty both in terms of jail time in flying the faa has, in past, addressed these issues as they come. it sometimes issuing warnings to people. when fa immense traitors but now there would be a zero tolerance policy on january 13th, he was recognizing that there was a blue threat here, that we were just discussing with mr. [inaudible] . and that needed to be cle

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and news on a loved one who had been missing, a houston man? >> reporter: david, robert lowery was visiting wyoming in august when he vanished. authorities say that a body matching his description was discovered just this week and his family says that is thanks in part to all of the attention on the gabby petito case and the tips that have been coming in, but the manner of death in his case is still pending. david? >> all right, victor, thank you. >>> and one more note on the missing tonight. the family of missing florida college student miya marcano calling on the fbi to help find her. marcano was last seen at her orlando apartment complex on friday. a maintenance worker at the complex, the primary suspect in her disappearance, found dead on monday, an apparent suicide. investigators say he used a master key fob to access marcano's apartment just before she vanished. >>> we're going to turn tonight to california and righting a wrong a century later. a beachfront property returned to the descendants of a black family who owned it when it was se

miss falcon, please proceed. good afternoon, karen blumenthal, ranking member, blackburn, and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you . my name is francis houghton. i used to work at facebook. i joined facebook because i think facebook has the potential to bring out the best enough. but i'm here today because i believe facebook's products harm children, stoke to vision and weaken our democracy. the companies leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram saver, but won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical prophets for people. congressional action is needed. they won't solve this crisis without your help. yesterday we saw facebook get taken off the internet. i don't know why i went down. i know that for more than 5 hours, facebook wasn't needed to deepen, divides to stabilize democracies and make young girls and women feel bad about their bodies. it also means the millions of small businesses weren't able to reach potential customers. an

the miss are not there, they're not funded to be this. the democratic cities and states are taking money from the police departments so they can't do their job. it's a free for all. kennedy, here in new york state bail reform has made it so easy for serial shoplifters. he canner rodriguez, dubbed the man of steal. he is superman. he has been arrested for shoplifting 4 times this year alone. the man should not be walking the streets. and the mayor, thank you for that. >> no, at least he's consistent. what concerns me more in new york city are the people committing assault and pushing old ladies in front of moving subway trains and things like that. you see it over and over again. you read about a guy who pushed a woman who ultimately died in a mugging. these people have committed assault but it doesn't rise to felony assault. i'm not sure how that is. when you push someone into a moving train you're trying to kill them. that, that is attempted murder. that is not misdemeanor assault. you're never going to have criminal justice reform when

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when do you miss your dad the most? i always grab my phone to call him. >> it's just hard without that person there. that i talked to so often. >> it has been close to impossible for his family to understand it. a devoted educator who did so much good for so many students, ripped from their lives for something so mundane. some online flirtation. a single dinner date. more flirtation. two years later, and then three quick shots. >> it's a complete waste. the lives of the kids he could've held. who knows what path they would've taken if they had contact with him? >> the homicide brown grown in cyberspace may sound completely modern. but the combustibles are as timeless as the winter fields here. one woman, two men, and a jealousy that was all consuming. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> we're agonizing for the last two years. initially it was panic and then it turned into torment. >> i was

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kelli bordeaux had been missing for months. winding down and so was hope. privately, many around town felt kelli would never be found. but in the forest outside fayetteville there was someone still secretly searching for her. no one knew, not police, not even kelli's family. his name was david marshburn. he didn't know kelli, but had an intense interest in her case from the day she disappeared. >> she was in the military. you just don't up and disappear. she was a young female. that's not right. >> he is both a bounty hunter and private investigator. his specialty, finding people, dead or alive. >> i knew she wasn't alive. i knew she needed to be found. >> she seemed like a really nice -- >> remember that tv interview nick holbert did? marshburn saw it too. >> when i'm watching him it's like, dude, i can tell you're lying, he did it, he knows where she's at, he killed her. >> and marshburn was also convinced he could find kelli bordeaux. operating on his own time and own dime, marshburn started carefully researching the details

it was a virtual festival and i missed it terribly, i missed places like this, i missed gathering withk. and i think we've had a, a sort of glut of films that have waited for the big screen experience that the london film festival can give them, so we are seeing some really strong and powerful films this year that have got that buzz and that excitement going again, which is important, notjust for a london film festival, it's important for cinema culture in london — we've got to get people back out of their sofas and into these theatres. the world premier of the newjames bond movie and its record—breaking opening weekend box office certainly helped to create a positive, optimistic mood in the days leading up to the festival. bond right now is the only show in town. certainly in this town. 772 screens around the nation, it's the widest opened film ever. good luck going to try and see a film that isn't bond in uk cinemas this weekend. and i really thought it was a tremendous bond movie, a very different bond movie, but one that nevertheless is essential viewing. and daniel craig's tenure

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don't want to miss that.if you've been a regular viewer of this show, you know aye been warning you about everything biden administration touches it burns to the ground. everything -- but is it possible, possible could they possibly screw up christmas? >> i must find some way to keep christmas from coming. i don't to make aways. >> but many christmas season is stupid, stupid, stupid -- dan: we have a holiday season rapidly approaching and even though it has been a rough year or two, it is always a time of joy but leave it to the biden administration grinches to ruin it for everyone. well before they ruin it, is christmas eve allowed to happen? wait -- lord to fauci speaks. >> you know morgan it is too soon to tell we have to concentrate on continuing to get numbers down. that was misinterpreted as my saying we spend christmas with our family that was absolutely not the case. i will be spending cm with my family i encourage vaccinated people who are protected to have a good normal christmas. dan: now that lord

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