they have dedicated websites for missing kids and they provide profiles of who these missing kids are, age progressed photos of these children. >> right, i understand that. i'm talking about police departments and local nonprofits. because a lot of times people don't go to those sites. if i live in cleveland i want to go to my cleveland police department and see it. let me just ask you my last question. >> sure. >> what is the recovery rate for -- as it relates to demographics with your agency? certainly at least from our experience at home we find that minority children are not recovered nearly as quickly as non-minority children. do you find that to be true? >> well, we don't keep recovery rates based on, you know, any of the demographics like race, gender. we have an overall recovery rate. i agree with you, congresswoman, that more needs to be done because we do know that over 50% of those children who go missing are from minority communities. >> precisely. >> they do not get the same level of media attention that is warranted. we have taken a number of steps to, you know, actually

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. >> going to miss you. see you, guys. >> george will go one on one with white house senior adviser dan pfeiffer. >>> and now, wow, i think this is the second to last time i'm going to be saying this. let's turn to ron with the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. a frightening scene in a casino in arizona. gun fire. a man with an assault rifle began firing outside the honda casino, about 200 miles from phoenix. the man allegedly called his mother before the shooting and said he was going to shoot people. he was shot and killed by police. >>> and now the breaking news overseas. u.n. officials say there's been an air strikes near a united nations school in southern gaza. 10 people killed, 35 others injured. no word on where the rocket was fired from. earlier, israeli military officials said one of its soldiers who they previously said was captured by hamas fighters, was, in fact, killed in battle. >>> an innocent man is shot and killed in his own home by a los angeles county sheriff's deputy during a shootou

we will miss him very much. i'm kristen welker.." >>> well good morning everyone, it's tuesday, 4:30 i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. it's the unofficial end to summer. thousands of students are headed back to school. the early morning sky on your left, the morning sky under way on your right. today two big districts beginning class, union high school.com and san mateo union high school district. >> what's the weather going to be like, how are the roads? for both let's check in were rob mayeda and christina loren this morning. >> good morning, this is the east side union school district.

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so how could they go missing? according to a recent audit, the napa county sheriff's office couldn't account for one of its m-16 military grade rifles. while the san mateo county sheriff's office couldn't find two. the question is where are they, and if they're in the wrong hands. >> we are very concerned about that. and we try to get on that as quickly as possible to find out where it is and work with the agency to better their accountability. >> reporter: cal eos which performed the audit tells us the guns were on lone from the federal government, part of something called the 10-33 program, where unused military women is loaned to local law enforcement. both departments have been suspended from that program. >> there is a difference between missing a sleeping bag and missing an m-16 rifle or other pretty volatile piece of equipment like that. firearms is a pretty high level thing, especially if it is something from the military. >> reporter: tonight napa county told us its missing rifle was stolen, while san mat

they found the missing woman huddled sleeping under a bush. disoriented. she couldn't find her way home. >> there's so many missing people, to find someone and reunite them with their family. >> the nighttime bass the hardest, it was dark and i knew my mom was out there. this afternoon wilson's daughter picked her mother up. >> she didn't have food or water for seven days. >> her mom safe in the back seat of a sedan on her way home. >> i'm going to take her home and give her a bath and some food. >> there should be better resources to search for a missing adult in san francisco sprawling park. >> i knew god was going to protect her and bring her home. >> a walk in the park that was no walk in the park. >> so the daughter filed a missing person report with fran police but it was the state police officer who turned her tears of pain into tears of join. the officers said they welled up over the experience. >>> the jury in the trial of an east bay elementary teacher accused of molesting students started their deliberation. joseph martin pleaded not guilty to c

when we come back, hits and misses of the week. >>> time now for "hits & misses" of the week., let's start with you. >> six months ago billionaire activist tom steyer burst onto the national scene saying he'd drum up millions to sell the public on 0 a climate agenda. since then, he's struggled to raise money, vulnerable senate democrats and the public remain firmly in support of pipelines and drilling. this week he all but admitted his great big campaign was going to be pretty tiny. so a hit, i guess, to the billionaire for belatedly acknowledging that the public is not interested in his anti-energy economy. >> kim, thanks. james? >> this is a hit to the new england journal of medicine for publishing an important new study showing the health risks of a low-salt diet. yes, it's true. we've been badger for years to cut our salt intakes. turns out there's dangers to eating too little salt. i don't think there's ray time to end a war on the end of flavor. but this is good news for diners. >> bret? >> this is neither hit nor miss but will miss you for robin williams who tragically

but most of it will be a miss. so your weather headlines, hurricane julio will miss in the hawaiian islands. but the forecast track for the national hurricane center keep it is well off the north side of the hawaiian island chain. but waves will be up. our planner, turning into a sunday morning, kind of cloudy with spotty showers. that should be gone this evening. mostly cloudy. 75 at 10:00. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy. so we'll clear out just a bit overnight tonight and we'll have more sunshine tomorrow. rain chances rpts quite down to zero. as the super moon, one of the largest moons of the year is coming up tomorrow. our closest encounter in 2014. so hopefully our skies will clear out so you can get a good picture of it tomorrow. for now, just cloudy skies. 80 currently in washington. where it's been raining, a little cooler. 82 this leesburg. the one little ribbon of clouds. so future weather, by 8:30, the raindrops out to the west. and "7-day forecast," tomorrow only a slight little chance for a

of the week. >>> time now for >>> time now for hits and misses of the week.let's start with you. >> six months ago, billionaire activist tom stir burst onto the scene promising to drum up pro environment environmental support. and now the democratics are fully in favor of being against drilling. and he said that the hit is going to be tiny, so a hit for the billionaire to realize that the public is not interested in the anti-energy economy. >> and this is a hip halt from the new england journal of medicine showing the low risks of a low-salt diet. yes sh yes, we have been badgered and to cut the salt intake, and there are dangers to shutdown the salt intake, and now the ship is coming in for the diners out there. >>> and in is a hit or a miss for you for robin williams who tragically died this week. he was an actor of tremendous range. he was known for the comedic genius, and he could play the darker and the somber roles with the great artistic performance and performances in "garp," "goodwill hunting" and so good for the troops, and most of it is unrepeatabl

the risk of death there's no reason to miss out on some fun with guns in the. u.s. . just a day after a nine year old girl accidentally shot and killed her shooting instructor. came up with quote. children. shooting. those details on our website right now. you're getting a shock when he climbs out of the english channel border police waiting there with a fresh pair of shiny handcuffs thought he was an illegal immigrant. the results of a media investigation suggest over one hundred eighty police departments in the u.s. have lost their weapons the findings come amid accusations that police forces have resorted to using military style equipment to crack down on the protests in the town of ferguson missouri let's take just a couple of states for example in georgia not only pistols of vanished but sixteen machine guns as well and then in the golden state of california well they're missing exactly the same type of heavy weaponry also shot guns and even though it's a miss military grade humvees they were reportedly stolen the pentagon says it spent over four billion dollars

some missed the second dose. the booster are strongly recommended for college students. >> no vaccine is 100% effective. we know that. but we do know that if we can get a large number of people protected with vaccine, we will be less likely to have outbreaks. >> don't want to get sick, especially when i'm studies and when i have school. >> most students had no objection to vaccines. they didn't know they were missing any. who determines if they get their shots? >> my mom. my mom always took me to the doctor and had me vaccinated. >> perhaps it's time for one last trip to the pediatrician before they leave the nest for good. >> yeah, mom. >> mom to the rescue. >> the best way to find out if you are up to date on your vaccine is to call your doctor. it's the booster shot that's missing often. >> in light of the outbreak at princeton, the university is offering free vaccines. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> here are keith and rose mary. >>> deadly demonstration. >> a 9-year-old new jersey girl misfired a machine gun

at that time miss learner asked i.t.rofessionals to restore her hard drive but they were unable to do so. nonetheless, the irs has or will produce 24,000 lois lerner e-mails from the period between 2009 and 2011, largely from the files of other individuals. the irs provided information about the hard drive crash to all six investigating entities in a public report we released in june. i would note that our june report to the extent that it focused on miss lerner's hard drive crash was based on reports we had already provided. those e-mails were provided in the normal course of production agreed upon previously. so all six investigators have had initial information about the hard drive crash since last fall. also, additional e-mails about lo lois lerner's hard drive crash were produced to investigators prior to the release of the june report. i want to point out that consistent with a bipartisan congressional request, the inspector general has noted he's proceeding with his own investigation regarding the crash of the har

we didn't know what to say to one another. >> what did that word "missing" mean to you?> missing, at first i guess i -- maybe me -- tryin' to be positive, was maybe he went out to the party. maybe he got injured. maybe he got into a car accident. we couldn't really tell 'cause we don't know who he hangs out with. >> reporter: and once they got there, police had questions for alex and his parents, too. >> they bring us into this small, little room. and we have an officer who gave us a few questions, asking what it was, "what type of person is christian? would he -- is he normally like this? would he usually go out? does he drink? does he do any drugs?" >> what were you seeing in christian's parents in this period? >> confused, pain. there was just pain in their eyes. >> reporter: but erika says they were all about to channel that pain into determination with more friends heading up from miami. >> i had a whole group of individuals who were now just as concerned as i was -- just as focused as i was, just as driven to find christian. i didn't feel so alone once they got the

>> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been more site specific to this place and we think just visually in terms of its scupltural form it really holds its own against the architectural largest and grandeur of the building. it is an unusual compelling object. we think it will draw people out on the terrace, they will see the big cone and say what is that. then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals, frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds

missing children's assistance reauthorization act. this legislation extended our partnership with nicmac while providing additional accountability and oversight protections. the law also includes reforms to encourage greater coordination between law enforcement states and schools. as one of many partners, congress cannot stop there. there is more that can and should be done on behalf of these vulnerable youth. toward that end, a number of important proposals were introduced to strengthen our commitment to the youth who are victims of sex trafficking. while no legislation can provide a perfect solution, the bills forward last week will move our country in the right direction. protecting children has been and must remain a national priority. mr. ryan, i would like to thank you and your staff, that yours and their hard work and dedication. as a committee, congress and nation, let's continue working together so we can, as president reagan said, turn the tide on these hateful crimes. with that, i'll recognize the senior democratic member o

i'll miss you. >> reporter: the camp's motto is way better than a fat camp. they claim the dieters lose 30 to 35 pounds in 9 weeks. audrey and brian are one in the every three children considered overweight or obese. it's a three-hour road trip to ferndale, new york. your waist. and then your hips. >> reporter: first stop, the weigh-in. brian checks in at 225 pounds. >> when i was being measured, i felt a little embarrassed at my own size, physically. >> reporter: audrey weighs 114 pounds. at age 11, she hits the 98th percentile in weight for her height. for years, her pediatrician suggested she slim down. >> knowing my exact weight makes me want to work harder. and it makes me happier to know that i'm going to be helping myself. >> reporter: over the next six weeks their priority is to lose that weight. break old habits and hopefully create new, healthier ones. you can call it the four "e." eating, exercise, education, and emotion. we check in with brian after spending two weeks at the camp. what makes you sad in your life outside of this camp? >> i guess be

missing and believed captured. the death toll on saturday, the palestinian civilians hit 112 in one day alone. here in gaza city, we can still hear the drones above. there has been artillery fire this evening. there was a drone strike not far from our office. this is what it sounded like. it was pretty close. it was the closest it has come so far. operations continue. there is still the sound of explosions and fire here to the east of gaza city. matthew chance is standing by live in jerusalem. he has more reaction to benjamin netanyahu's speech. matthew, the prime minister is defying calls to end the operation because of the high casualties. he says this operation will be done when it is done. >> reporter: that's right. that speech by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu following a very emotional press conference by the family of that missing israeli soldier hadar goldin. believed to have been captured by hamas militants within the past few seconds, john, as were you talking to me, we had confirmation fro

>> he misses me. he knows where i am.or girls night. >> if one part of the couple wants new experiences and the other wants the same old thing? >> we are not supposed to recognize ourselves years from now. the reason we get married is learning a new perspective outside of ourselves. for all those people who say i let her go i don't mind big mistake. we get married because we are trying to learn about the world from someone else. go with that spouse and do new things. >> if you don't you end up in divorce court. it takes two to tango. if one wants to sit on the couch while the other says let's go to the park, that person has to get off the couch or you end up in divorce court. >> we like you two. >> nice. thank you. >>> a questionnaire about how your relationship is going. we have more before and afters including easy updates to make in every room of your house. >> bobbie bears all. >>> it is time for "bobbie's buzz." ♪ milk and cereal cereal and milk ♪ ♪ milk and cereal ♪ cereal and milk ♪ k -- e -- double -- l -- o-- dou

why did a full day pass before she was reported missing? why is it a neighbor, not her parents, who finally called 911? and could her own father's past have anything to do with the mystery? here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: this is the young face at the center of a frantic search. 6-year-old jenise wright, vanished without a trace. >> she's a daughter of east bremmerton. she's a daughter of all the of folks who live there. we want her back. >> reporter: she was seen around 10:00 p.m. on saturday night, by her parents. as they put her and her sister to bed. by sunday morning, jenise was gone. >> what we're looking for here is any trace of what happened to jenise or where she may be. >> reporter: what some find puzzling is that her parents did not call 911 right away. in fact, the police weren't called until 10:00 p.m. on sunday night. a full 24 hours after they had last seen here. and even then, the phone call came from a neighbor. >> that is something that will certainly address. but right now, our focus is finding this child, with reg

this is partly in response to an israeli solder going missing -- soldier going missing. tell us more on that front. >> well, that is something that obviously israelis are watching very closely on the media. everyone is aware of it. it is becoming the story in the israeli press and public. the official position of the israeli military, and they've not put out statements during the day of worship, is that they continue their extensive searches, but the reports we are getting from the ground is of bombardment and particularly heavy bombardment in the area of rafah, where that tunnel, which the israeli military say was used to abduct the soldier, that is in the rafah area, and that is bombarded, some say the heaviest bombardment of any time during this conflict. >> okay. james bays live in west jerusalem. thank you very much, james. >>> now, as the obama administration pushes for a diplomatic solution in gaza, the u.s. house of representatives voted to give israel more military aid. the measure passed by a large margin on friday, giving israel an additional 225 million for i

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. >> reporter: missing in jerusalem. his father combing the forest for his son, speaking to cnn this morning. >> we never give up hope. we're always hopeful. >>> also close call. >> he was real close. >> reporter: near collision. cnn investigation showing they doubled last year. on the ground. >> stop your turn. >> reporter: and in the air. how safe are you? let's talk, live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning to you. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. militant fighter dies on a distant battlefield, giving his life for a group that's both savage and devoted to the destruction of america, yet he is an american, and the embodiment of fear voiced through the pentagon just moments ago. >> i will say it's a stark reminder and healthy reminder of the concern that governments all over the world have about foreign fighters getting radicalized, joining a group like isil, and then potentially come bamg ing back to their hom and conducting terrorist attacks. >> this radicalized american converted to islam

definitely becomes more difficult when you're missing both legs below the knee, i begin missing your legs below the knee versus missing your life above the knee is such a different world. but i do think, i remember him coming to bethesda. [inaudible] >> the question is, what was the purpose of the amputee tourism. i don't know but i just think that we are under the spotlight quite a bit at walter reed. we used to have, we were in a smaller clinic before increased have a lot of visitors, like uso visitors and celebrities and media that would come in. they would come into our room and it was so crowded in there to begin with. so i don't think that thing started out to build it for us to be under the spotlight like that. i think they really wanted to do that to give us our space, but still allow visitors to come. but then it did sort of start to become amputee tourism. i like that term. [inaudible] >> obviously a lot of humor, but how would you describe your approach? >> the question is what is your advice for writers to my advice is to get a coffee maker with a timer on it. seriously.

"turning to my contacts with miss lerner in the fall of 2010." shocked us. we didn't know they were meeting clear back in 2010. that the justice department was meeting with the irs in the fall of 2010. clear back in 2010, that the justice department was meeting with the irs clear back in 2010. in the fall of 2010, at the direction of the chief of the public integrity section, jack smith, i contacted the internal revenue service. when i contacted them, they directed me to lois lerner. who met once at the public integrity section office with some of hr staff, my chief, jack smith, other personnel from my section, and the fbi. so now we learn in 2010 the justice department, with the fbi is meeting with lois lerner. and so we said, you know what? we better subpoena documents from the justice department. and we said to the justice department, we want any communications with lois lerner that you had. and we get this slide. we get this e-mail. put this up if we can. we get this communication. from lois lerner and richard pilger. now, mr. koskinen, did you give us t

so hurricane julio close but it will be a near miss for hawaii. we'll talk about our weekend chance with a chance of thunderstorms coming up. >>> new at 5:00 a deadly industrial accident in oakland. a man has been crushed between two buses in a repair yard this afternoon at the charter pros bus company on 45th avenue. the man believed to be a mechanic was found wedged between the buses by some other workers there. his name and age haven't been released yet. cal/osha is investigating the accident. >>> palo alto police are warning about a sexual assault near the stanford campus. they say a man walking a pit bull groped a woman. the woman in her 50s says the man started talking to her on amherst street. she then says that he touched her inappropriately. the suspect is a white man in his 20s about 6'3", 220 pounds with a tattoo on his right arm walking a gray pit bull when the alleged assault happened. >>> with friends like this, who needs enemies? palo alto police say the man in the white cap robbed a man he just made friends with. they met at a conv

they are searching for the missing here and in other areas as well. takafumi terui, nhk world, hiroshima. >>> officials at the u.s. central bank are discussing changes of interest for everyone from small businessman to traders at big financial institution. ai uchida joins us from the business desk. >> what the people at the federal reserve say can move markets. that's why investors are always looking into policymakers' comments to glean what the fed might do next. for years they kept the interest rates near zero but they hinted that a strong recovery in the job market could lead them to change their approach. the policymakers released the minutes of their meeting last month. many of them said the labor market is improving faster than they had expected and they said it might become appropriate to begin removing monetary policy accommodation and raise interest rates sooner than they anticipated. but some policymakers argue there are still too many people who remained unemployed for a long time. and they point to others who have not managed to get a full

wilson has yet to speak out >> mark:a missing bay area teacher has been found dead in kings canyon park. the alameda county sheriff's department is looking for an 11- year-old boy. >> mark: localism and set the cruise taught elementary in fremont. he was found dead yesterday. while riding an ac transit bus >> mark: on macarthur boulevard in east oakland with his grandmother. >> mark:sheriff's deputies suspect the >> mark:maylo is a diabetic, and does not have his medication with him. >> mark:he is described as 5' tall, 120 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. >> mark:some u-p-s customers may have had their credit or debit card information stolen because of a data breach. kron 4's alecia reid reports from pleasant hill. which is one of the bay area u-p-s store locations hit by the breach. >> reporter: your personal affirmation that may be at risk. the store spotted now where that in april. postal and e-mail addresses and card numbers were jeopardized. >>: every day we have pickups. >> reporter: after receiving a government bulletin the company had and that the investigator. i understan

in the fighting that followed, the israelis realized a soldier was missing. the israelis believe that second lieutenant hadar goldin was dragged down a tunnel. both sides blame the other for breaching the cease-fire. what it meant was the grim ballet of war barely missed a beat, the wounded flooding the hospitals, the dead following the morgues. an israeli soldier is a huge prize of war, valuable for making a deal. in 2011, one israeli, gilad shalit, was traded for 1,027 palestinian prisoners. shalit had been held captive by hamas for five years. today, there are more than 5,000 palestinians in prison, mostly arrested for anti-israeli activities. since this war began, hamas fighters have stalked israeli soldiers. here in gaza, the news that an israeli soldier was taken prisoner spread fast. "it proves our fighters are strong," this woman told us. "i wish them well." the abduction of an israeli soldier could mean that the worst of the fighting is still ahead. the israelis have warned people in rafah and surrounding neighborhoods not to leave their houses tonig

dot com where we're also posting any updates on the missing photographer under a stand. meanwhile ukraine has adopted a new law allowing it to impose a package of sanctions on moscow which could include banning russian fuel supplies through its territory it has also created a blacklist of russian individuals and organizations that will be affected debate and is known to get particularly enjoyed by really good times and this session asked for id no exception. if you believe all this brawl was sparked after the leader of a far right party accuse another m.p. of failing to play his part in the so-called anti terror operation in east ukraine not that he was going to take that lying down grabbing his accusers sty and delivering a punch to his face scar ran the for the presidency in may and as for him when it comes to using his fists in the chamber in the spring he forcibly kicked russian journalist out of the parliament building accusing them of espionage despite the crew having accreditation. now missouri police have stepped up their crackdown on protesters during a fourth n

give you what when you do i don't miss the leadership either gephardt what is your vote. for any children a couple of hours after we crossed the border back into russia we heard that violent clashes have erupted all in on the road we drove alone and those who we just spoke to in lugansk now find themselves trapped in encircled city live nation. in eastern ukraine. lima putin's outline the future course of russia's foreign policy the president is currently visiting crimea we also met members of russia's lower house of parliament in the resort city in yell to roman cost roughs their force the speech certainly garner quite a lot of attention and it was really anticipated by observers from all over the world especially considering the fact that took place on the backdrop of said for tat sanctions between russia and the west that have a surly escalating tensions over ukraine now here's what the mirror putin had to say he underlined that's a russia should not wall itself in nor should it be. rate any size with its partners from around the world however russia should not be ment

what have you heard right now, this hour, regarding that missing israeli soldier? >> good morning, christi and miguel. all efforts on the part of the israeli military focused on trying to ascertain the whereabouts of the 23-year-old second lieutenant. there are, like in so many cases, conflicting accounts depending on who you are listening to. the israeli military says that young man was grabbed or apparently disappeared during the cease-fire. it was apparently 90 minutes in that this particular unit in the southern part of gaza was working at demolishing a tunnel, something israel maintains it had the right to do. it was a suicide bombing first and then that's when they believe the young soldier was grabbed. hamas is denying all of this, saying there was no capture of the soldier, there was no suicide attack. the reason hamas may be denying this, if there was a unit that was trying to grab a soldier was killed in the follow-up artillery barrage and air strike that israel launched. there was a great deal of fighting that broke out around that region, around the tim

a comment on the missing soldiers from prime minister netanyahu, we'll do everything to bring the missing soldier home as he continues to address the israeli people. this is being billed by as an important speech and he's remi reminding viewers what has happened in the la few hours. telling people that the campaign would continue and they would go on until they destroyed all of those tunnels. then of course hours later we have this plan for the 72 hour cease-fire. that cease-fire collapsed because of the capture of the soldier the israelis say, and certainly it led to heavy bombardment by the military in gaza. they say it doesn't matter how much time it will take they will achieve their goals suggesting that the idea that they're about to finish the operation which certainly was being floated in the israeli media may be incorrect. he says it doesn't matter how much time it will take we will achieve our goals. there are reports on the ground of some army units pulling back from gaza, and suggestions that the ground campaign may be brought to an end in the next 48 hours. that has not been a

. >>> well, two major developments in two days in the case of a marines missing wife. her body discovered in a southern california mine shaft, and her alleged lover behind bars in alaska. >>> there's plenty of dating websites for the singles ready to mingle, but now there's a new niche for the young people ready to date. ,,,,,,,,,,,, california are now quickly piecing together the myster the missing wife of u-s mar her body was loc >>> authorities in southern california are quickly piecing together the mystery of the missing wife of a us marine. her body was located today. here's more on the break that came last night. >> reporter: an exhausting search for 19-year-old erin is finally over. her body was found saturday evening, in a mine shaft 140 feet below ground. >> we searched a large area including joshua tree national park. >> reporter: she was reported missing june 30th after going to spend the day in joshua tree but never came home. investigators now confirm she was having an intimate affair with her neighbor when she went missing. >> in the very beginning, her d

that was the miss underlying operating profit down 15%. this is a company that is huge not only in the netherlands but the u.s. and they have stop & shop and giant food. they are bigger in the u.s. than they are in europe. i'm a 60% of sales comes from the u.s. in the netherlands you have brands and europe is about 40% of their sales. this is likely to be a tough quarter. we had the late timing of easter which is why the company is winning the slowdown in sales but a challenging competitive environment. the chief executive has warned about this and the analysts have said we are expecting profitability to be under pressure. we are expecting sales to be under pressure. sales u.s., like for like fell more than expected, down 1.8%. share in newmarket england. they are looking at potentially bidding for that chain, $3.5 billion value. they're investing and trying to improve the in permit to shop in. we have price inflation under swallowingd they are this. we will bear the brunt of reducing commodity prices and that will [indiscernible] profitab

this is as a northeast neighborhood is on edge after body of the missing woman was found yesterday morning. >> someone very sick and deranged had to do something like that. i just hope they catch him. >> reporter: police urge woman who jog in penny pack park to use extra caution after a woman was found dead tuesday morning. victim has been identified as 46 year-old connie maclean murray. her body was found near a cemetery at holmes and convent avenue. police say around 9:00 monday night she went for a jog. her family called police around midnight when she did not return home. six hours later her body was discovered in the shallow brush behind these benches. >> i'm back here all the time. i know this area real well. real sad something like this happened here. >> quiet neighborhood. it is loaded with kids. loaded with joggers. >> reporter: sources tell "eyewitness news" there were signs of the struggle. they believe would the man may have been beaten and strangled. maclean murray was wife and mother of two daughters. her distraught friend and neighbors hope police catch the person responsibl

two boys now missing after the incident. let's head out to fox 29's jennifer joyce live at the scene. this just sounds horrific. >> reporter: it real circumstances we just got information from police that the man that they are looking for now is 31 year old keith, superintendent of upper darby, might chitwood showing us his photo. apparently state police are deciding whether or not to issue amber alert watch we know a woman in her 30's, found dead around 2:30 this morning inside of 251 abby paris, drexel hill. police looking for a man who took off from this location with two boys, roughly ages four and six years old, police think they are driving in a pa or new york plates, xtra. amber alert may be issued, to up state police. police say around 2:30 this morning a woman was found dead in the upstairs apartment with a gunshot wound to the head and possible stab wounds. police describe witness reports saying that they heard some sort after fight, they heard a man likely her boyfriend of the woman take off with the two children

. >> you going to be missed big bro. me and him, we had a special connection, special relationship. >> seven days later, he was found dead in his cell. >> they said he was baked to death. heat. his room temperature reached well over 100 degrees with no ventilation. >>there's no words to explain. it just looks like you came from a building that caught on fire. >> he was blacker than my hair. he was darker than my hair. >> jerome was a former marine, who suffered from bipolar disorder and alcohol abuse. >> a week went by and we didn't hear from him, then two weeks, then it was 3 weeks. then my mother started saying, something it ain't right. >> his family says he never should have been in jail. but a judge had set his bail at two thousand five hundred dollars. that's how much it would have cost him to walk free before his trial. since jerome couldn't afford to pay, he was sent back to rikers island, to wait for his trial. in this episode of fault lines, we look at how courts handle the accused before trial. it's a story ab

they are trying to determine if they are conducted to a plane reported missing but they have not found wreckage so far. >> happening now, an out-of-control wildfire is burning with 13,000 people evacuated and another 2,500 on stand by as crews try to beat back the flames. here is more from fresno. >> homeowners watched in awe as the flame jumped from tree tops to the roads and burned the buildings. one of the structures destroyed had to be burned because the crews feared the tamps would explode. the sheriff declared a "state of emergency," and calling on the state to fund the disaster. >> the fire is to the point where we are spending a lot of resources. >> 600 crews are working through the night to get a handle on the fire. they are preparing for a thousand more firefighters. >> as nightfalls we have the advantage because the temperatures are cooling. the humidity is up. the wind is dying. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation but it is clear the drought has fueled the flames. >> history is being written with the fire danger this california. >>> another fire in the sierra fo

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. >> that is warning from police to woman in northeast fail after a body of missing runner was found near a cemetery. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us at police headquarters. would i imagine police are hoping to get the more answers to day. >> reporter: police are continuing to investigate, as a northeast community is shaken after the body of a wife, mother of two was discovered just hours after being reported missing. now that victim has been identified as 46 year-old connie maclean murray, her body was found near a cemetary at home and convent avenue. she went for a jog in penny pack park around 9:00 monday night. her family called police around midnight when she did not return home. her body was discovered just hours later tuesday morning. sources tell "eyewitness news" there were signs of a struggle, the woman may have been beaten and strangled. detectives are urging joggers to be careful if you are heading out there this morning. >> people should use extra caution. women out there jogging or walking they should be with someone else with them for protection until

more rain lifting from the south this batch going to miss us out to sea that's good news.ut the rain you see here will continue to impact the area during the overnight and early morning hours. so again timing it out we've got rain overnight, you can see 4am still dealing with rain especially from the city on toward the shore. this continues through five, 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. by about zen clock we start to see some of this move out. notice that noon we're still dealing with rain down the shore but then perhaps little bit of drying tomorrow afternoon where showers become a bit more scattered we may even see a break of sunshine or two in the afternoon or evening tomorrow and then on sunday, we get another round of wet weather. what to expect overnight heavy rain moves in south to north with instead yesterday downpours along the coast one to 2-inches of rain in spots with imbedded thunder especially at the coast but more for sunday. more in bit. get up the updated forecast any time with the new cbs-3 weather app. share any storm pictures with us download that app now

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our team of has confirmed it's detained a russian photographer in ukraine under a stone and went missing in the country's east and we go and he is now apparently have been charged with aiding terrorists cave have previously denied reports that he was being held by a security services colleagues of the thirty three year old journalist who are drawing public attention to his plight with an online campaign hash tag free andrew now the un expressed its hope that the reason obviously his agency reporter will be found say the new york based committee to protect journalists is calling for sentence immediate release and here's a reaction from human rights watch stressing that andree has to be freed because there have been no charges pressed against him now the european security watchdog also insists he has to be released condemning the practice of arresting journalists . for public rage in the u.s. state of missouri spilled over into a second night of clashes with police over the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a cop officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets after testers who wer