tens of thousands of people have gone missing in mexico...as the government struggles to battle cartels. fault lines came here - before and after september's attack on the students - to try to find out why so many people are disappearing in mexico. >> the school the missing students attended is here, the raul isidro burgos rural college of ayotzinapa - where they were training to become teachers. t's part of a network of schools known as the normales - or normalistas... ...founded in the aftermath of mexico's revolution to provide teachers for the country's poorest communities. many of the students who were taken in september had just begun their first year at ayotzinapa. the classrooms they should be in...now serve as both a memorial and a base for the parents as they continue to search for their sons. mario, who lives nearly 10 hours away by bus came here the day after the attack when he found out his son cesar manuel was among the missing students. the last time mario spoke to his son was the day of the attack. students told us that they were preparing to travel to mexico city that d

. >> and she said tara was missing.o one knows where she is. >> the mother was frantic. >> we checked every well in the county. >> swamps and ponds and abandoned wells. >> we don't know what happened to her. >> i saw a latex glove. >> we have prints and dna. >> she has been in love with him for six years. >> it has been rough with marcus. >> he joined the army, trained to be a ranger. >> he went to iraq and afghanistan. >> there were rumors going around town. >> when was the last time you saw her? >> she woke me by knocking on the windows. >> i said what the hell have you done with my sister? >> she told me she would commit suicide. >> we haven't eliminated anyone. >> i think someone she knew. >> this is the worst thing that we have ever been through in our entire lives. >> it was like american gothic. >> the town will never be the same. >> an incredible mystery. >>> it's a mystery that still shocks the small southern town of ocilla, georgia. seemingly without a trace, 30-year-old tara grinstead vanished leaving few clu

. >> today marks a grim anniversary in the missing person's case. it's been a decade since a local couple disappeared without a trace creating one of the region's most puzzling mysteries. it was on this date in 2005 that will richard petrone and danielle imbo were last seen leaving a bar in philadelphia. in the decade that's passed there's been no concrete evidence of what happened to them. today, the fbi announced its taking a fresh look at the case. detectives will working with crime analysts to find out if anything was missed during the first investigation and if anyone needs to be reinterviewed. investigators say they are relying someone who knows something to speak up. >> given the circumstances surrounding danielle and richard's disappearance, it is our belief this was an act of foul play. >> of course, we need the public you know we need somebody to come forward. nobody did this by themselves. >> up with thing that makes this case especially difficult, there's no surveillance footage available from that area of south street or even from the b

after missing his first game. we will tell you how steph curry did on the floor in his return and what the giants player, he doesn't have a world series ring, but he has a japanese championship ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> steph curry gets to go to the white house tomorrow. he missed sunday's game because of a bum foot. he showed no ill effects against the wizards. this guy has more moves than bastida on his wedding night. curry, the game was billed as a top two point guard. john wall only had 16 points. minute-and-a-half to go. warriors up five. the dagger for golden state, curry. he had 32 points to wall's 16. warriors win 114-107. >>> the giants full squad reported to spring training in scottsdale. vern glenn has the story of one of the new faces in camp. >> reporter: in our first day with the giants, most of the world series ba

have a child missing outs here. >> in e-mail after e-mail, the washington, d.c. police repeatedly refused our requests for sit down interviewers with the lead investigators and police chief kathy lanier saying the case is open and under investigation. we caught up with lanier at an unrelated news conference. >> her mother says she has been treated unfairly 50 police and if -- unfairly bit police and if she were white and wealthy acknowledge , shewould have been treated differently. what do you say about that? >> we have been continuing to investigate the disappearance of relisha rudd. i'm not going to react to a comment like that other than to say every missing child matters to us. >> they are still investigating but they seem to have hit a wall. shami shamica young is living in an apartment now where she is hoping that home. >> if you could talk to relisha right now what would you say? >> if i could talk to my daughter, i would tell her i lover you, whoever got you, let you go because they're holding you against your will. >> meanwhile, the finger-pointing conti

avonte went missing, and it became more than a face on a missing poster. new yorkers were searching for aponte -- avonte. we felt he was a child we knew personally. he had wandered almost 50% of children after age four years old attempt to run or wander. sometimes it is a bright light or a loud noise. we are learning how autism works, and these things that don't affect us that way affect them. i offer the amendment because unfortunately his wandering is not an isolated incident. a few months ago we had a young boy in from white plains who was drowned after he wandered away from his visiting family in california -- in south carolina. our children are too valuable for us to wait another day. when we can prevent this. i am offering avont'ee's law to provide voluntary tracking devices. if these kids who wander had a tracking the vice on their wrist or put them into their clothes, they can find them right away and save their lives. it would provide services for families and children who have autism spectrum disorder and other disabilities and to -- other develo

life. >> she will be going to the miss georgia pageant. >> she was to compete in the miss georgia pageant which had been her goal for 4 years. >> that same year she competed in the statewide competition. >> you are judged on swim wear, evening wear, talent. you have an interview. it is a lengthy process. a lot of things you have to prepare for. >> what have you done to prepare for this? >> what haven't i done? worked on my interviews. i have exercised. shopped for clothes and clothes and clothes. i just tried to get prepared for a lot of hard work for miss georgia. >> what was her talent? >> she sang. >> she was an amazing singer. ♪ >> very exciting time for our family. >> she didn't win in 1999. although pageants would long remain a passion she also had other ambitions. >> from the time she was a little girl she always said she wanted to be a history teacher. she went to georgia southwestern state university and graduated with her degree in education, then got her master's degree. >> she got her first teaching job down route 11 in the nearby town of ocilla. the two towns were friendly ri

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it would have just gone down as a missing person and been in missing persons forever. >> tim bradford explanation for why he killed tina other than to say he loved her and was sorry. tim bradford was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and of abuse of a corpse. he was sentenced to 12 to 25 years in prison. tim bradford acknowledged his guilt in this exclusive letter he wrote to the producers of this program. bradford says, quote, i have committed an atrocity in the eyes of god and of man, and for that, i accept full responsibility. my actions belie my true feelings for tina. i truly loved her with every fiber of my being, end quote. bradford claims the pain of his own actions go well beyond those imposed by his prison sentence. quote, the nightmares i have had since that night, the dreams i have where i wake up with tina's name on my lips, those will stay with me forever and they should. it is a burden i must carry in my heart until the end of my days. >> in this case, mr. bradford, the way he treated the corpse of the person that he supposedly loved, tells you that there's almost two

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one thing i learned today about miss p. is miss p. -- 3 years old? 4 years old. >> miss p.ecome adults at what age? >> i would say 1 1/2? >> yeah, 1 1/2. >> miss p. has been an adult for two-thirds of her life yet she's never done any adult activity. thousand that she wins westminster, she gets to take care of adult activity. she gets to be a mom now. >> that's right. >> when does that begin. >> first, we choose a husband for her. >> choose a husband. and then you'll breed them. >> right. >> and i'm guessing that that one will be worth a little something? >> well it depends. see how it turns out i suppose. >> she's from a good line. >> she is. >> we met her great uncle a while ago. sometimes, they're weird look. you know sometimes, they will not look you in the face like this one will. >> she will, yeah. surprising she did did. sometimes, she doesn't. >> they like me animals. what is it they never say why it is that this is the best in show. what is it that makes this dog best in show? >> well, she's a great specimen of her breed. that's the starting point. when you got sev

light bulbs clicked, missing pieces fell into place. a missing ex-wife? dumping something offshore on the very night? leslie d'ambrosia is an agent with the florida department of law enforcement. that's a fortuitous matchup in this case. >> the customs officers in this case did such an amazing job. >> mr. friend is anything you want to say? >> now ten days after lynne's disappearance, investigators, and the media laser focused on clifford friend. janet merriam, still his fiancee at the time, was caught in the whirlwind that followed. >> there was cameras wherever cliff went. >> do you expect to be charged with the murder of your ex-wife? >> trying to tell cliff, in front of his child, that he was guilty of the disappearance of his ex-wife. >> and then there was this investigative nugget, ed o'dell reported to the cops that the night lynne disappeared she told him that she was going to clifford's house to pick up a child support payment. when detectives heard that, they got a search warrant for clifford's place. they seized some items and his car, but foun

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>> didn't i say when i found she went missing, i couldn't thing? >> reporter: why didn't you call the police? >>> "america tonight" investigates the search for relisha friday on "america tonight". next - another young life at risk. her tweets told the world about her life upped fire. community. >> and hot on "america tonight" - a super-bug outbreak spreading in hospital. could health officials have done something to stop a killer. find out on "america tonight". >>> in our fast-forward segment, growing up gaza girl. she is like every other teenager, growing up worrying about college. her tweets became a link to the world as bombs fell on her community: she tried to comfort her 6-year-old sister. he shelling continued through the nights. her tweets went viral. a minute by minute diary of a war. >> and i saw that many newspapers, and many things talked about missiles, that encouraged me. >> here father, a doctor at hospital, comes home with stories of wounded and dead. >> he says that he can't stand seeing people - that he sees blood. some of them are

man missing but they haven't made a formal i.d. yet. but it does indeed seem as if this could be the missing man. live in south san francisco, sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, sal. >>> chp today released of a helicopter rescues of a jogger in napa. it happened yesterday around 3:30 in the afternoon along a trail in skyline park. the chp says the jogger had seriously hurt her left ankle and do not walk. because of the steep terrain, rescuers called in the helicopter to assist. the woman was take on a nearby hospital for treatment. >>> the search continues for two men in connection with an armed robbery at a pizzeria that ended with an employee being shot. it happened before 8:30 last night at a little caesar's. police say the robber stormed the business and demanded money from the woman working the register. for some reason, one of the robbers opened fire hitting the woman in the arm. the men grabbed cash and took off running. the victim was awake and talking when she was taken away by paramedics. the two robbers were we

i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment.el normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >>> an unusual rescue call. it took a lot of firefighters to rescue phantom the horse from the bathtub. the owner says the horse was dancing around tripped over and fell in. the tub doubles as a food trough. they got phantom back on her feet and the owner says phantom is dancing again. >> oh wilber. these days many of us are so busy looking at our phones. we miss everything cool happening around us. this happens. wow. the photographer captured a hump back whale a few feet from his boat. he never looked up because he's on facebook. you can't live without your phone. but you may miss some cool things. >>> if you ever wanted to see what skydiving looks like without jumping out of the plane yourself, check this out. >> that's the preferable wa

i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >> "fifty shades of grey" stampede. >> there is a whole bunch of kids that started to run in. >> storming the theater. >> valentine's day flower fiasco. >> roses are dead and they were for you. >> they blew it. >> then, how cold is it? caught on tape. >> and hot thrash news flash. >> i started getting them when i was 41, about 20 years ago. >> can a woman suffer through decades of hot flashes. >> i wish my friend tracy morgan was here tonight. >> the big inside story where he was missing from the snl reunion. >> why lisa guerrero needed haz- mat gear to enter this house.

miss remembering that's nonsense. i think it's good he stepped down but i think "nbc news" should have suspended him while internal investigation is going on. >> there's internal investigation happening and there's a lot of reports now this was really not brian williams decision he was forced into making statement and removing himself. is this right call? >> i think it's you know i think that it is still unclear whether he did it or network did it. i think ttz -- he has become the news. and people would be looking at him saying you have no credibility or do you have credibility. i think he's become too much of the story. >> do you think he lost credibility and nbc news along with it. >> i think he has. only thing a journalist has at the end of day is credibility. once you lose that particularly when you look at his reporting in iraq and katrina there's other stories about nelson mandela in south africa and even when volunteer firefighter on how many puppies he saved. you know he's really got a serious credibility prob

down there they got a program where missing kids come up missing. well, she's on there. he seen it on there, he seen a bunch of details, he went off of them details. they digged in the area where my last victim was killed, they say she's buried there. this is how they played me. they want me to point out where i killed him. i said, okay, right here. they said, she must be over here, then. they dug the first half up. they didn't find nothing. they went six feet. they did it for like 11 hours. they brought me back next day, are you sure that's where you had him? i was like, yeah. >> the way we encounter inmates, we will meet people as we travel throughout the jail. so this was the first time i spoke with robert. so when he told me that another inmate had written the letter it seemed like a plausible situation. >> authorities say wolford had a motivation for changing his story and claiming he had nothing to do with the letter. their unsuccessful search resulted in a new criminal charge for him. >> they say i obstructed the fbi's and cleveland police investigations. >> wolfo

>> i miss his voice. i miss our conversations. i miss camping.i miss going out to mexican every week. it's difficult. but i know that the man that he is, you know, and i know that he's in there. i know he wants to fight to get out. >> come on honey, come on, come on brett! >> after months of waiting an electric lift was finally delivered to the house. and other things such as a new bed and approval for a new communication device are starting to appear. care. >> do you think just the fact that we're here as the media -- >> oh sure. >> is breaking down -- >> absolutely, when united health care was connected by your twort all of a sudden network, all of a sudden we get afternoon electric work. why why why? they just rubber stamp, hoping you give up. >> now a new challenge. brett's former employer is cutting off benefits for its employees. so the walls need to find new health insurance. in a final irony, they've decided to go with united health care. >> is it the devil you know? >> right. exactly. >> how do you sustain this? >> well, i don't look tha

>> ladies and gentlemen, miss suzanne flynn!s travel schedule, his second marriage didn't work out any better than his first, and he got involved in a sexual relationship with one of his dancers, suzanne flynn. not surprisingly, walter wasn't the only one cheating. his wife joanne was having an affair with an electrician, jim williams, whom she met while he was doing some work in her home. >> she was really down about walter being on the road a lot because he was only home about 10, 12 weeks out of the year. >> jim williams was cheating too. he had been married to his wife sharon for 20 years. >> it was like "peyton place." everybody was running around with each other's wives, husbands. >> in october of 1983, the williams family received some terrible news. sharon williams had been in a serious automobile accident. her car had run off the road and down an embankment just a few miles from her home. when help arrived, there was a grass fire a foot high burning beside the car. sharon was on the floor of the car. she was unconscious

i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >>> soon most new home construction could be required to include solar powered systems. the proposal would excuse homeowners building on lots with little sun exposure. instead, they could be required to find alternate ways of producing energy use. the solar power requirement would not apply to remodeling projects. it would take immediately if it is approved at next week's town council meeting. >>> powerball fever about to really take off. nobody picked all three numbers in last night's $380 million draw and grows to become the third largest jackpot ever with an estimated value of 3much higher. your chance of winning is 1 in 25 million and you have a better chance of being attacked by a shark shark. shark. >> that is extreme

i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >>> i used to spend hours, days weeks on planes traveling the world. it can get pretty boring when you've got three hours from one part of the world to the other part of the world. so people are finding ways to entertain themselves. weirdly. like this guy. who gets a roll of toilet paper, starts to unwind the paper a little bit so that the end of it is in the toilet bowl and then he does this. tada! we found all over youtube videos of all kinds of people -- there are tourists, there are people standing outside even people working on the plane. >> the flight attendants. >> flight attendants doing it. mark malkov the comedian. he lays out the entire roll of toilet paper through a plane. >> wow. this is really wasteful. >> i wa

>> 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 researchers ers-- group of 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 th

we'll hear the story from miss rometty in "power lunch" do not want to miss that exclusive.e are waiting for that vote from tcc that could have major implications on how the internet is regulated. we're going to bring you the decision as soon as it happens. also coming up -- are airline pilots not prepared to handle emergency situations in the air? one airline putting its pilots on notice after some near misses. and it's hitting the stock today. also, is the u.s. the best place to investor right now. gemma godfrey tells us america may not be as strong as you think. where she's putting her money straight ahead. up next, though, our trader blitz includes some extra cash for the beer bulls on the desk and i know there are many. halftime back after this. sometimes romantic. there were tears in my eyes. and tears in my eyes. and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all, we saved and had a retirement plan. and someone who listened and helped us along the way. because we always knew that someday the future would be the present. every some

sparrow identified the impersonator as another missing person. an ex-convict named danny fry. this was an interesting coincidence. danny fry's family told police that danny had been working with another ex-convict, david waters, who had once worked for madalyn o'hair and had a falling out. in 1993, madalyn hired david waters as her office manager. within a few months she fired him, maintaining he had stolen $50,000 from the atheist organization. waters was charged with theft. he accepted a plea agreement and paid the money back. and in so doing, avoided jail time. but madalyn was furious that authorities allowed waters to go free. using the power of the pen, madalyn wrote an article in her magazine exposing waters as a thief and implied waters had homosexual relationships while serving an earlier prison sentence for assault. when waters saw the article, friends say he vowed revenge. journalist john maccormack called waters and asked him if he had anything to do with madalyn's disappearance. >> i did not have anything to do with this. >> i didn't believe a word he said, but he

live doppler 7 hd they are rather hit or miss. where you are seeing rain it could be coming down rather heavy. let's take the first stop into the east bay. the line of showers moving into the inner east bay. we will time it out for you. concord in eight minutes. bay point about 14 minutes. fairfield will see the line of more moderate rain in about 22 minutes. in the north bay pockets of down pours right now. you will see a down pour in san rafael and area of isolated down pours working into where you live. it is rather mild. it is damp and we are in the 60s. 63 in san francisco. 61 in oakland. 64 in concord. 65 in hayward and 63 right now in san jose. satellite and radar will show you the storm system very nicely spinning well to the north and east. as the center of this low pressure scrapes by the bay area tonight could touch off more down pours tomorrow morning. the forecast into future mode 10:00 tonight till areas of down pours developing. even for the monday morning rush can't rule out a shower across the region. as a storm m

i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment.ust wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >>> the poster of the video says this is an elk viewing area in oregon. >> how can the elk know? >> that's an excellent point. >> no they don't know. remember these are wild animals and that's a gigantic el welcome and he's on the other side of the fence. >> yeah. >> awfully close to the young boy in the number two jersey. >> pretty chill, grazing. >> that's the wild part of wild animal. unpredictable. >> exactly why this woman, tina john posted the video to remind everybody, yeah they are wild animals because watch what happens. >> really really? >> don't. >> you're going to hand-feed this thousand-pound animal. >> going to try. but the elk notices the boy's getting awfully close. >> oh. >> really lucky the elk gave a warning.

here to uplift the eighty thousand constituents that i represent their concerns we're definitely missing something i've got e-mails i wanted to turnover to you it's just a small stack but representative of some some of the concerns i'm hearing about car break-in's and for the record i represent the bayview and visitation valley and dog patch and each one of the corners is certainly touched by crime and not to say it doesn't touch everyone's lives but i'm particularly here to work on behalf of my constituents. chief, you foe the bayview i know it's a special place in your heart and you have i know a special commitment and i'm grateful for that and whether it's all hands on deck you saturate the neighborhood and i want you to know neighbors do appreciate and welcome it. and in 2013 there were over 400 calls for service around mendale plaza a small plaza. we've tried to act creatively with gospel music and chess and art and third on third and art installations i mean we're also building 12 thousand new homes in the shipyard and support the merchants along the corridor there's a lot of excit

he has been missing ever since. the 54-year-old man and 22-year- old girlfriend were found a mile or two offshore in life jackets. sadly the father later died at a hospital. the woman was found at 1:20 in the morning. the father around 2:00 in the morning. we know the woman is is still being treated a the the hospital. south san francisco fire and foster city fire are part of this search. we are in the 7th hour own the boater in distress call came until before 10:30 last night. the search gradually moved southward. it's extended 12-miles to the san mateo bridge. we have seen foster city police and fire searching the waters edge with flashlights. they are looking for any possible sign of this young man. we are told that he was wearing a blue life jacket, gray shorts with white stripes and a black jacket with the word security printed on the back. right now obviously it doesn't look good at this point because it's been so long and hyperthermia can set in. again the search is really going to be a little bit easier for

>> didn't i say when i found she went missing, i couldn't thing?> reporter: why didn't you call the police? >>> "america tonight" investigates the search for relisha friday on "america tonight". next - another young life at risk. her tweets told the world about her life upped fire. what became of gaza girl and her community. >> and hot on "america tonight" - a super-bug outbreak spreading in hospital. could health officials have done something to stop a killer. find out on "america tonight". al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> in our fast-forward segment, growing up gaza girl. she is like every other teenager growing up worrying about college. her tweets became a link to the world as bombs fell on her community: sh

if there's an american dream story, miss lynch is it and adding to the american dream story, miss lynch's late brother lorenzo was a navy s.e.a.l. still, despite her intellectual and career achievements miss lynch has always been a nose to the grindstone type rarely seeking a claim, only a job well done. she has earned a reputation for keeping her head down, and avoiding the spotlight, just like me. at just over five foot and with her consistention stated approach to the public spotlight, some might underestimate miss lynch. but as hundreds of criminals have learned the hard way, looks can be deceiving, and miss lynch packs a powerful punch. when you look at the breadth and depth of the cases she's handled, it's clear loretta lynch is law enforcement's renaissance woman. one i would mention, the abner louima case, where she convicted police officers who horribly abused the haitian immigrant. as we have seen, these types of cases can create great tension between the police and the community. but despite the high-running emotions that accompanied this notorious case miss lynch was praised b

maureen heads supervises the missing childrens division at the national center for missing and exploited children. >> it's believed she could be with family members that might be assisting in hiding her out. some of those family members are in the maryland area. >> reporter: tavi avenue's mother katrina is in -- tavia's mother katrina is in michigan and wants her daughterton that she loves her. >> we want you to come back home. your birthday is coming in april and i would really like to spend that with you, so please contact me, please. >> reporter: tavia was classified as an endangered run- away, but authorities believe her family is involved making it a parental or family abduction. >> to say the child is with another parent or family member doesn't lessen the potential risk to the child. >> reporter: tavia bentley is african american, 5' 1 and weighs 105 pounds. she has black hair and brown eyes. her ears are pierced and she has a birthmark on her right wrist. anyone with information that may help locate her can call 911 or 1-800-the lost, the hotline for the national center for missi

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