we miss you, your family misses you very deeply.ch, you were the one person in the family who can count on to help anybody. i hope you and grandma are together in heaven. she didn't get to say goodbye to you and you didn't say goodbye to her, but she follow you for days later to be with you. i hope you both are together watching over us, amen. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my brother, joseph michael, 22 years 22 seconds, i forced myself to remember that it wasn't yesterday or a month or a year, it was 22 years ago, my brother was murdered here and this ceremony is essential. me and other family members come here to listen to our loved ones' names to be spoken out loud. because if we hear their names they're never forgotten and they never disappear. joe, we love you and miss you every day. [applause] >> and my papi, firefighter from rescue company 3, i miss you and love you. i wish you would take us fishing. we love you, papi. ♪♪ [reading names] [reading names]

o tharallah, i miss you, or hussain . i miss karbala. i miss karbala. earthquake. i need you like a tulip. i kiss you and hold your hands. muhammed and ajl farajham, greetings to you, welcome to this news section, karbala, mu'ala, the international center for lovers of the ahl al-bayt, peace be upon them, during arbaeen hosseini, the central headquarters of arbaeen, announced that the number of pilgrims from iran who were tested in iraq during arbaeen has reached about four people, 70% of the pilgrims they also returned to the country. the minister of interior said to provide services to the pilgrims arbaeen

rafferty on behalf of miss powell, same is to be said for miss powell. why should miss powell have to sit there for weeks and months hearing evidence and testimony about the alternate slate of elector alleged scheme when she's not even alleged to have any involvement in that? and again, for the third and last time i'll go back and i do understand that rico exists whether we like it or not, the prosecution chose to bring this case under rico although they could have very well brought this case specifically against individuals who are charged with individual crimes but they chose not to and that's their discretion. but your honor, that should not override mr. cheseboro's right to a fundamentally fair trial. it's in the state constitution. it's in the federal constitution. it's in the georgia code. and i'm really worried that allowing evidence related to all these other counts and all these other defendants, in particular in this case miss powell, will very seriously jeopardize this. i think as mr. aurora will make clear it is clearly well within the discre

how does a jet go missing? there's word coming in of potential wreckage spotted. >>> the images coming in after being held prisoner for years. five americans held captive in iran, now free. that emotional scene. the trip back to the u.s. their families waiting. the u.s. releasing $6 billion in iranian oil revenue with specific terms on how it can be used. mary bruce traveling with the president here in new york. >>> here at home, the deadly ambush of a sheriff's deputy outside the sheriff's office. tonight, the dramatic arrest of the suspect. the alleged gunman, his hands in the air. will carr in los angeles. tonight, that breaking news, the military mystery, the missing fighter jet for nearly 24 hours. reports just coming in. they believe they have spotted some potential wreckage. an f-35 fighter in south carolina. the pilot ejected because of a mishap in the cockpit. the military asking the public for help. martha raddatz with the late reporting coming in and the serious questions now being asked. >>> the abc

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, the international commission on missing persons was founded in 1996. states all over the world icrc helped states identify about 20,000 missing persons, the largest number from the conflicts in the former yugoslavia . states to accurately identify the missing by providing the president now testing and comparing samples of relatives of the missing with dna profiles from postmortem samples then this will help the authorities in fact, it is official and legal to identify the missing persons of the war. the relations of the international commission on missing persons with ukraine have been going on for almost 10 years. since 2014, the commission participated in the identification of the crew and passengers of the airliner mh17, which was shot down over the east of ukraine. i think that at the beginning of 2014, we were involved in our the dna laboratory processed many, many hundreds of samples to help identify the victim , now the international commission on missing persons offers ukraine assistance in carrying out dna examinations and filling the register

with at least 1000 people that sofa and more than 10000 missing. i asked on us l. kemati, olivia and political analyst. if this tragedy could have been avoided, it certainly could have been, i mean, the girl tell you of what we've been watching over the last several weeks now in the mediterranean with an earthquake and morocco that took seconds to unfold is not the same as a flood that took hours and hours for those too damned to be breached and explode. we knew about this when this was happening in greece, meets your lives is wound about this. there was no, any warning system. i'm not going to throw, it seems that he's been living. i told him to stay at home. they didn't give a warning or tried to evacuate any of the susan's mother. nature can be cruel, but the men that were involved in this are evil. and they should be known as such because they're not going to pay the price for this. and as much as they may try to claim now is the spokes of them is this thing by a few moments ago and you are recording, you know, the stench of those human bodies

persons can enter into a single register of missing persons under special circumstances and only anm this register that confirms that a person is wanted gives the rights to the family of such a person who has gone missing to be protected and to implement these social guarantees provided for by law this is what will change for the families of the missing persons, the conversations regarding the search in connection with the adoption of the resolution of the cabinet of ministers on the transfer of certain powers of the commissioner for the issue of missing persons to the student base, if possible very briefly, we have literally a minute left, you know i think that we will wait for a decision of the verkhovna rada, which in this matter is the main and final one, when they accept amen to the resolution, let's wait when the verkhovna rada makes changes to the law, so we will monitor who submits such a bill as it will be adopted, and then we will advise our citizens, and in the meantime they can contact the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights by calling the hotline 0.833 0

>> yes, i'd like to file a missing persons report. >> okay. who is missing?e, her name is marie jackson. >> an officer came out to the house and met with andre. >> you know, i see him talking to the cops but i still don't see my mom anywhere. and i think that's when i found out that my mom still hadn't come home yet. had no idea where she was at. >> police started interviewing witnesses, searching the neighborhood, but the weekend passed with no sign of marie. that's when the phone rang on the desk of fbi agent rick hadel. >> we got the report i believe on a monday, maybe a tuesday, that she was missing, didn't report to work. of course, they were concerned of her disappearance. >> and that was unlike her. >> absolutely. >> it's unusual for the bureau to get involved in a missing persons case, but it turned out that marie singleton was no ordinary missing person. not with her job. >> they called the department of defense. they didn't call it cia. but she's working for the u. s. government for the agency working on communications for them. >> unbeknownst to ju

she often misses lessons during hip here it's 2. she's one of many goals and gonna, who's education is damage to because if somebody cannot afford to send the trip pads, this is linda easy because when i'm numerous, the cycle never ends on had the lowest. you gave me that you're going by because you're taking care of some of my other brothers. and so please and even do use some of the money to buy some steps to put 5. so my friend doesn't have them to just buy 2 of them because of that, sometimes i don't even come to the recent reports by united nations children's fund unicef showed that's nearly all gills. living in rural communities in ghana means 20 percent of the schooling because of this period, poverty. they know what's the, i'm missing? it's been maybe oh awesome. i'll also have my fits up from school. and my uncle usually sits in the classroom. emily, and i'm not the, if i come out of them are they have is why do give me maybe sometimes stop some of the evening, please me, maybe drunk or credits. and so i have to take a look

so that way the native woman is raped or goes missing or as murdered. i think because we have been dehumanized and over sexualized it's, it's harder for americans at large to, to have that kind of emotional response of we need to find her. her life matters when, when the native woman goes missing, carry this pop culture piece is interesting to me that how much of it is the kind of indifference to the lives in the well being of native women and how much of it is an ignorance of history i think it's a combination of all of it. i think it's a lack of understanding about our history. i think most of the time in history class need is make up like the 1st chapter, despite the fact that we've been here for all of american history and, and century thousands of years prior to that. and then i think there is also willful ignorance. i think it feels these issues often feel very far away to other need to other non need of people who don't live on or near tribal lands. and so they can sort of ignore all of these issues that native women say's. and they never really

you, i need a look, when i am clean , o tharallah, i miss you, i miss hossein, i miss you, in every dream , i need you, the look of us is already my hands . you take a person's hand with my hands, the inspiration of our sword, jun ma, the size of the morning prayer in karbala, in the leg, the restraint of lips or the movie juda , resume of gohar al-aqeel and burt , mr. mousavi, the beliefs of bawar, or hossein , not the morning, and another part of the news from the month of safar until now four million hosseini arbaeen pilgrims walked across land and air borders, people with jobs and people of different ages who attended this year , the crowd of astan hosseini devotees reaches this holy threshold every hour of the day and night.

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miss hall fragments spread over hundreds of meters. so of course we still might get information coming in because we know that a local theater, for example, they found lots of missing fragments there from the messiah. so we might still hear more details regarding casualties. we know that there is one man missing at the moment. um, hopefully we will not hear that. it's turned into a casualty up, but this is not the 1st time we'll see. finally i'd be in. it's had just literally a little bit over a week ago. there was another attack here with 24 people were injured, and crimea has been a target over and over and over again over the last 19 months. as we know also was interesting was that at the time of the attack, we know that a u. s. navy aircraft was held for an around that area, and this was the 1st time we see something like this. so we see a u. s. navy aircraft hovering around that area. that then is a times by ukrainian forces. but again, at the time for the time being uh the hold up the warnings. so we're not expected to see anothe

you seem to have missed — i have to say. you seem to have missed the _ i have to say.e to say. you seem to have missed the joke there. let- i have to say. you seem to have missed the joke there.— i have to say. you seem to have missed the joke there. let me see if missed the 'oke there. let me see if i can break— missed the joke there. let me see if i can break this _ missed the joke there. let me see if i can break this down _ missed the joke there. let me see if i can break this down for _ missed the joke there. let me see if i can break this down for you, - i can break this down for you, and if you guys... you're good to go if you want. this is going to be a wild. let's start with the fact that this is a landmark case, this is a landmark case that is bound for the supreme court. why do i say that? this is the first time in the history of our republic that a senior white house adviser, and alter ego of the president, has ever been charged with the alleged crime, thatis been charged with the alleged crime, that is the first time this has ever happened. now, at the sam

it does on the way you — chance missed here. it does on the way you describe _ chance missed here. missed here. it does on the way you describe it as - chance missed here. it does on the way you describe it as an i the way you describe it as an own goal is a perfect way. in so many ways now across the spanish football landscape in general, people are constantly shooting themselves in the foot. it feels like self sabotage scratch your head thinking one of this happening, why does this keep happening, why does this keep happening, why can't we come together and find a way to forge a proper path to go forward or together and make things better? it is unfortunate that we are not in a moment where we should be celebrating the women's national team thought they did in the world cup, we should celebrate the growth of women's football overall in spain and this is a very bad look, the fact they decided to take a stance and go on strike. i understand why they're doing it and you have to stand up for your rights and values and morals, ethics and so on. i admire the fact taking that stance bec

of mariupol with this insignia . investigators open criminal proceedings a blood relative of the missing person submits samples for the extraction of a dna profile this is blood saliva and epithelium from the oral cavity i went to the police department who were there nearby and wrote in them to the duty officer i say i need to hand over my child to have his dna tested, they just looked at him with their eyes on the engine no, not to us, i went to another station and they told me no, no, not to us, yevhena's ten-year-old daughter submitted dna samples only after iryna she called the hotline of the ministry of internal affairs on the instructions of an investigator or a court, samples are taken from police stations and the bureau of forensic medical examination, samples are taken from the deceased by forensic medical experts and transferred to the state scientific-research expert forensic center of the ministry of internal affairs for processing i typed in google ndcc of ukraine and there is a phone number for the month of june, the month of july, the month i call them, or i call them ever

a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time.ely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. if you're 50 years or older, dennis murphy: worried that steven mcdowell might snap and kill his children, along with himself, district steven mcdowell might snap and kill his children along with himself. the distrit attorney turned to an old high school classmate for help. cindy was good enough to stay close. >> cindy said she felt duty bound to watch over the kids just 5 and 8 at the time as the rangers closed in on steven. >> i had told my husband i was going over there. he said it's not a good idea. i said i truly feel he's going to kill the kids and himself. >> what was your mission about this i've got to go to steve's idea. >> protect the kids. i knew if i can stay close, talk to him, that's what hair dress so ers do best. keep him calm. get him to confess. >> is he frightening you at that point? >> no, i carried a gun the whole time. >> when you were at his house? >> oh, yeah, i

and french miss solve stove shadow, massage, or veterans. so you paid all already has an obviously has the capability to drones and miss austin strike would fall behind russian lines. what the attack comes will give how if there's a lot more of that at the, the circle battlefield, tactical level. it's all loud. these are talking, was it designed to be used to meet defined law system and other systems like it. they are essentially very low range. precision shells definitely give you credit a lot more of what they have out of idol upgrade to rage, specifically to allow them to russian supply large well into crime in with a lot more regular team out there. but the stove shadow and other, other, other uh, other other weapon systems. i just mentioned to the, the attack on some of us to pull. i mean, it's somewhat puzzling because it seems to be such an important strategic point for russia. yes, it was possible for ukraine to carry out this, this hip, how vulnerable wasp this location really as well as he said, the reports of the site visited comb

and they're often dismissed and told they've going missing isn't a crime. what to the root of this crisis. you know, such an important question and i think we have to understand that this crisis is both cultural and legal in nature. i say cultural because violence against aid of women is a practice that began with the colonial conquests of the united states. i mean, all you have to do is read christopher columbus, his journals to understand that this is a man who literally bragged about raping and murdering indigenous women when he got lost and washed up on the shoreline over here. so you've got that. you've got the history of the us military using rape and homicide against a to women as a military tactic to conquer trifle nations. we don't talk about that history. it's not a mystery as to why there's a high rate of violence against our native women today. at the same time, we have a legal framework that allows that violence to continue in 1978 the united states supreme court and all the font versus the columbus indian tribe, eliminated tribal criminal juri

in 2,000 people have died and 10,000 people are feared missing.— people are feared missing.hat help — people are feared missing. in terms of what help you're _ people are feared missing. in terms of what help you're trying _ people are feared missing. in terms of what help you're trying to - people are feared missing. in terms of what help you're trying to get - of what help you're trying to get there on the ground, what have you got already in place and how much is actually needed?— actually needed? correct, so we are workin: actually needed? correct, so we are working with — actually needed? correct, so we are working with the _ actually needed? correct, so we are working with the local _ actually needed? correct, so we are working with the local partners, - actually needed? correct, so we are working with the local partners, the | working with the local partners, the local authority and the un who have mobilised resources. 0ur local authority and the un who have mobilised resources. our team are looking to provide emergency relief, including emergency shelter and food and

there is so much to miss. we miss her smile. we miss her grace. we miss her elegance.r measured judgement, her infinite wisdom. we miss her tartan skirts , the we miss her tartan skirts, the head scarves, the hat coat and dress combos. we miss the umbrellas , the buckled shoes, umbrellas, the buckled shoes, the regal hairdo which curled up at the front. and we miss her driving a range rover around balmoral often doing more than 20. we miss the roberts radio and tupperware at her breakfast table . we miss her ability to table. we miss her ability to unite, not divide. we miss her hard work, her sense of duty , hard work, her sense of duty, her commitment. we miss her stoicism, her toughness , her stoicism, her toughness, her inability, her refusal to suffer fools gladly . we she was no fools gladly. we she was no pushoven fools gladly. we she was no pushover, no shrinking violet when needed . she was an iron when needed. she was an iron hand wrapped in a velvet glove , hand wrapped in a velvet glove, and she handled every prime minister from churchill to truss with equa

there is so much to miss. we miss her smile. we miss her grace. we miss her elegance.r measured judgement, her infinite wisdom. we miss her tartan skirts , the we miss her tartan skirts, the head scarves, the hat coat and dress combos. we miss the umbrellas , the buckled shoes, umbrellas, the buckled shoes, the regal hairdo which curled up at the front. and we miss her driving a range rover around balmoral often doing more than 20. we miss the roberts radio and tupperware at her breakfast table . we miss her ability to table. we miss her ability to unite, not divide. we miss her hard work, her sense of duty , hard work, her sense of duty, her commitment. we miss her stoicism, her toughness , her stoicism, her toughness, her inability, her refusal to suffer fools gladly . we she was no fools gladly. we she was no pushoven fools gladly. we she was no pushover, no shrinking violet when needed . she was an iron when needed. she was an iron hand wrapped in a velvet glove , hand wrapped in a velvet glove, and she handled every prime minister from churchill to truss with equa

she never missed a shift. she was well liked by everybody there.alissa's closest friends sat down with abc back in 2009. >> alissa was very carefree and just, she just, you never knew what was going to happen with her. she was very spontaneous. she would always think of something new to do, and it was never a boring moment. never a boring moment with alissa. >> for a little perspective, it's 2001. people are emailing each other using aol. people have flip phones. "trl" is huge. alissa was spirited and fun and she loved to party. had a lot of friends. she had a boyfriend. life for her was as typical as it could get for a 17-year-old. >> alissa was incredibly social and just wanted to hang out with other people and other friends. she loved to draw. she liked to write. >> yeah. she liked to write? >> yeah. she liked to just write out little notes and things like that. >> we have a little paragraph that she wrote. would you read it to us? >> sure. i have many streaks of shade of color of hair, from blonde to dark brown. i like to go to the mall at metr

a still missing as teams search the wreckage for bodies. this is a disaster. my sister, when for children or grandchildren, a total of 11 people in disaster in every sense of the word. my nephew, my people, my family, the facing the depths of the loved ones. tens of thousands of people in diana and surrounding areas. have also been left without homes, food, clean water or medicine. and anger is mounting. use of mismanagement, had left the cities infrastructure crumbling, the warrant due authorities for weeks know years that the damn had corrected it and needed maintenance. we said that nobody listen to us, and now the whole of durn is flooded no more than a decade of conflict and no central government has left much of libya's infrastructure neglected. the un recognized administration based in tripoli does not have jurisdiction of the flood he'd areas. the east is ruled by a rival administration headed by military leda holly for hosta, for legend attempted coup in 2014 had to tell you how to kind of by what the. some aid and foreign rescue teams have arrived. b

she did not go missing.hile justice for sandi may not look quite like what anyone imagined, her family is taking solace in the beautiful person sandi was and the reflection they see of her in her children. your dad says that he sees your mom in you and in your sister. do you think she would be proud of you and what you've accomplished? >> i think she would. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. k you for watching >> happy saturday, welcome some morning joe: weekend. >> you know that with my line. >> i can't start this? >> no. let's dive into some of the week stories. >> do i have to say

once they suspect someone is missing, . someone is missing.omeone is missing, they would have what is known as a standstill role check. it is what it says on the tin, basically you freeze all movement, you stop all movement around the jail, if doesn't mean everyone gets back in their cells. it is everyone stay where you are, stay in education or training or in their cells, and then you count up to 1500, and if there is one missing, you then say, "ok, go back to yourselves," which takes a little while, and then —— to your cells, then you check who is actually missing. that can take a little while. 0nce actually missing. that can take a little while. once you realise someone has gone, you alert the police and then you try and give as much information as possible in the heat of the moment as to how it might have happened. find heat of the moment as to how it might have happened. and when it comes to how _ might have happened. and when it comes to how it _ might have happened. and when it comes to how it might _ might have happened. and when it com

one service, many is reported as missing. local officials say a single, tiny, as a cyber attack, also interrupted internet services on the peninsula. russia illegally annexed in crimea in 2014. while it's the latest ukrainian striking crime in race and wakes. so why are we seeing you cry and step out face attacks? well, that's something we asked military on the list, marina mirror and from kings college in london. so they have so many reasons for that. first of all, ukraine doesn't have the same level capabilities as russia does. so what to crane is trying to do is degrade russia's black sea fleet capabilities. and specifically, there are 2 main aim, smaller trains for that matter. the use, the black sea fleet was used to fire clipper of missiles on odessa. so it would be obviously important for ukraine to, to reduce the risk of an attack on the support that is connected with the other reasoning for that. and the support is being used to explore the ukrainian brain and the green has seen some difficulties, especially was a, t

she often misses lessons during hip periods too. she's one of many goals in ghana whose education is damaged because if somebody cannot afford to send a troop pads it's not easy because when i'm mean louis just like a leper and don't have the note you gave me to go by because they are taking care of some of my other brothers and so please and even do you some of the money to buy from steps to qualify. so my friend doesn't have them. she does either of them because of the sometimes i don't even come to the recent reports by united nations children's fund. unicef showed that's nearly all gills, leaving iraq communities and gonna means 20 percent of the schooling because of this period, poverty. they know what's the, i'm missing, it's been maybe oh awesome, i'll save my fits up from school. and my uncle usually sits in the classroom and, and, and i'm not the. if i come out of them or they have is what do give me maybe some things. so some of them even please me, maybe drunk or quarter to 11. so i have to take a look of activities, how

one service men missing. well, we know that this has happened around mid day, which is a when a rush is there a defensive show down those 5, miss silas at 1st and the 1st time we heard was from the service, couple top officials warning that another strike could happen again. so they urge citizens to leave the area as soon as they could, since the end of that warning has been called off. of our residents nearby are still advised to stay at home, and those who don't live in the city center. they're actually been advised not to answer the city center just out of precautionary safety at the moment. but so what we do know is that so no casualties are reported so far haven't set. that's one of the attack happened. missed all fragments spread over hundreds of meters. so of course we still might get information coming in because we know that a local theater, for example, they found lots of missing fragments to their, from the messiah. so we might still hear more details regarding casualties. we know that there is 19

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and we miss you, and like miss miss miss yes, not pissing or not at all? a name that causes so much controversy evgeniy in general, it is not enough for the full picture. and by the way, just a couple of days ago on friday the final of the national beauty contest miss belarus milan took place. congratulations on winning the nomination, second misha. share your impressions. we looked at the competition, but i still want to hear the emotions. simply unforgettable. it was like a dream. i realized. it was only the next day, when i woke up, that was, of course, the most unforgettable. it was an awards ceremony , we expect no, but i think, of course you will. i actually wanted to be the first, i was still emotional. in fact. it seems to me that we haven’t sorted ourselves out like this, so you don’t understand, but we have ilona, ​​who participated in the past. surely she knows, everything is already on its shelves. tell us about your impressions of the miss belarus competition. well, i had it 2 years ago, so if you had probably asked me then, i would have answe

the international red process, some 10000 people, missing the flats caused by stone. daniel swept away in town neighborhoods in the number of eastern coastal towns. the destruction was worst in the city of during the heavy rains cost to down. that's wiping out one 4th of the cities. right. is the services for the car instead of 2300 people. we've efforts likely to be complicated because of libya's internationally recognized that the government in typically does not control the eastern areas. it's by the flooding. the whole neighborhood submerged by will to residents in this area of eastern libya come face to face with the devastation caused by the storm. some buildings were swept away entirely by the force of wind and rain. the regions, armed forces were deployed to assess the damage to the sea bridges collapsed completely, also spread into the neighborhood. their entire neighborhood, cit was swept into the st. along with the residents. drain fitted shows the scale of the flooding and rural areas. last ways the fall non to now and to move to huge areas of crops ruined

so friends, i invite the doctor, don’t miss it. of promising youth, the 2nd season of the brave league wrestling tournament promises to be even brighter, as this year the competition started with regional selections in all corners of belarus based on the results of qualification for the 10 strongest at the age of 14-15 years. from each region in each type of wrestling the best will be on the team , the vitebsk, mogilev, gomel and brest regions have already been determined, and today we also learned the names of the triumphant in the city of minsk, the word many participants have already gained experience in performing. the tournament was at this level last season. a lot of experience. good tournament. many guys come from different areas of the city. fight. the belarusian wrestling federation gave many people the opportunity to compete. at tournaments. such good guys conduct tournaments well and train well. there they conduct a master class, famous wrestlers, athletes gain a lot of experience there from them. they update on new goal

we have missed the winston. she is a political activist, as well as host of the miss, the winston show on t and t radio and in paris, across the way to mars than she is a syndicated columnist and a r t contributor across lock roles in effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciated. let's go to miss the 1st and columbus. i just came back from vacation though i, one of the last person that i talked to on this program was you. so we're kind of filling up the gap here. missing, is it a time for kids? western backers to start eating pro? i mean, i went through an article, a few articles yesterday of all, you know, this months ago is a success is assured, you know, the break through the lines of russians have no morel. the equipment is from the 90 in 160, all of that garbage that we've been reading and now we have a very different reality and it's pretty hard even the western media is beginning to say, oh it's looking all a little problem. matic, of course are trying to put a spin on it, bu

>> i've got to say yes on that. >> there was a thousand missing, and going down just to 100 is like,t, 10% that doesn't sound realistic. >> reporter: public officials are still facing questions for their response maui's mayor earlier this week admitted he didn't know who was in charge. >> the severe gravity of the impact was not clear in the initial hours. i and key members of my staff remained at the eoc, some until the next morning >> reporter: with news of the fatalities not learned until the next day, the mayor growing emotional. >> i want to assure you that we all champion our community's interests. >> reporter: the former emergency director, who since resigned, was attending a conference in oahu but maintained a command structure in maui for residents enraged that maui's siren system was never activated, the interim emergency director says, that's a mistake that will never happen again. >> we have never turned on a siren for a wildfire event, but that is process and procedures that are being changed as we speak. >> reporter: in lahaina today, the beacon of hope, the famed banya

on thursday february 4th, a week after jess floyd went missing.ighway in front of her home. stopping cars. one officer, turning up the driver. another, checking tire trails. afterwards, the police called andy. they had made some discovery. >> they just said, we found something that possibly could be very very crucial. and that's all that we knew. >> soon after, teams of officers went door knocking on the highway. in front of the residents. and marcy koch lived five miles down the road. her friend howard live nearby. and that's how they found themselves telling again, a couple of cards, the story of the november break-in. >> when they came into the door, then i said okay. i don't know anything. but have i got a story for you guys that's gotta be connected to this? >> howard told the officers about the break-in. the undertaken, sex toys stolen. he told them to that he and strongly believed her break-in was linked to the sex or solves five months before in tweed. >> they got it? >> they got it. yes they did. >> now, she was convinced her case was lin

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with | will miss the target? with industrial _ will miss the target?with industrial action it's hard l will miss the target? with l industrial action it's hard to continue _ industrial action it's hard to continue to meet these targets but what — continue to meet these targets but what i would say is we are making — but what i would say is we are making good progress despite industrial action. making good progress despite industrialaction. last making good progress despite industrial action. last year we virtually— industrial action. last year we virtually eliminated a number of people waiting two years. are you _ of people waiting two years. are you saying without industrial action you would have met the target? yes i'm confident _ have met the target? yes i'm confident we _ have met the target? yes i'm confident we would _ have met the target? yes i'm confident we would have - have met the target? yes i'm confident we would have and | confident we would have and that — confident we would have and that is— confident we would have and that is what the

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it's great to have you with a soldier is missing after ukrainian miss. i'll strike on russia's black sea fleet headquarters in the city of a soulful in crimea. the russian defense minister says the 5 massages were shut down. in this afternoon, the kid regime launched a missile attack on the city of sylvester pole. while the attack was being repelled, 5 missiles were shut down by air defenses. as a result of the attack, the historic building of the black sea fleet headquarters was damaged. according to the available information, one service men missing. well, we know that this has happened around mid day, which is a when a rush of air defenses shut down. those 5 miss tiles. at 1st, the 1st time we heard was from the service, couple top officials warning that notice for like a could happen again. so they urge citizens to leave the area as soon as they could . since the end of that warning has been called off, of our residents nearby are still advised to stay at home and those who don't live in the city center. they're actually been advised not to n for the

so what. does work to stop kids missing school?nsive support for families when it's most needed. accept the help, please. it's not embarrassing. they are there — not embarrassing. they are there to _ not embarrassing. they are there to help. if you need it, please — there to help. if you need it, please accept it, because it's done — please accept it, because it's done me _ please accept it, because it's done me and my children a lot of help. — done me and my children a lot of help. so— done me and my children a lot of help, so it will you. that was mum of two kelsey, ending that report by our education editor branwen jeffreys. the union involved in the hollywood writers' strike has told its members they can go back to work today after a provisional deal was done to end the walkout. details of the agreement have now been made public. it includes a commitment that artificial intelligence will not be used to draft scripts unless writers choose to include it. it was one of the longest strikes in wga history. actors, meanwhile, remain

less than two days after christian had gone missing.stached way up in pedro's closet. >> we find christian's backpack hidden in pedro's back back in a suitcase. >> why would a friend have another friend's backpack? >> that's on to say. why would pedro hide his backpack so excessively? because it was very well hidden. so, we thought this is pedro trying to cover up. >> pedro has gone from being a person of interest to a suspect? >> yes. it was very quickly. i felt, that that all happened. it is hard to swallow something that huge. this is somebody you've known for so long. >> erika had to face the possibility that maybe she and christian hadn't been so good. i keeping secrets. maybe pedro had known all about the relationship, and it had sent him over the edge. >> i overheard the police officers discussing like a love, jealous rage kind of thing, like a love triangle i think they had said. >> how did you bare up with that? >> i did a lot to think about. it i did it, i couldn't imagine somebody doing something so horrible. especially someb