like the smolinskis find missing adults as well. we have a companion piece of legislation being introduced in the house by my colleague in connecticut, representative elizabeth estey and congressman ted poe of texas. let me explain what this piece of legislation does. here's what it does, at the foundation. it strengthens the database system that families access to try to find their missing loved one. currently there are two databases. one a law enforcement database, something called ncic. and second a public facing database called namus. these two databases very often aren't talking to each other and therein lies the primary problem this bill tries to solve. law enforcement uploads all sorts of information on to ncic but then that data doesn't often get transferred over to the data base the families can access called the namus database. why is that important? it's important because families are the super sleuths in missing persons cases. families are the ones that know all of the detailed, intricate information about the circumstan

he's missing out of pasadena, texas.s is the park that supposedly he was last seen at. >> reporter: gloria esparza brought her family so that their cheeks could be swabbed. their d.n.a. will be compared to likely matches to see whether any of the recorded john does are gloria's son. >> my world has been turned upside-down, up and down, and i want off. i want off of this roller coaster. >> reporter: coroner michael murphy in las vegas thinks that connecting the missing and the unidentified in one database is a big step in the right direction, but there is still more to do. >> there is not a national requirement or any law that i'm aware of that says that coroner medical examiner offices, law enforcement agencies or whomever will report to a database about unidentified remains. connecting this information is vital to the success of identifying the unidentified persons. >> that is why i am here to urge my friends to join us in supporting billy's law, legislation that will begin correcting these problems that plague our nati

miss lofgren? >> aye. >> miss lofgren votes aye. miss jackson lee? miss jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen? mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson? >> aye. >> mr. johnson votes aye. miss chu? mr. deutsch? mr. deutsch votes aye. mr. gutierrez? >> aye. >> mr. gutierrez votes aye. miss fast? mr. richmond? miss dell beni? votes aye. mr. jeffrey? mr. cecilini? >> aye. >> mr. peters? >> mr. chaffetz? >> mr. chaffetz votes no. >> the gentleman from virginia. >> no. >> mr. forbes votes no. >> regular order result, please. >> mr. labrador? >> mr. labrador votes no. >> regular order, can we have the results? >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman? clerk will -- mr. chairman? report the vote. mr. forbes? parliamentary inquiry. >> state your inquiry. >> as i understand this is a motion -- >> point of reference. >> i'll ask for a ruling for the chair and take time to ask for the parliamentarian. >> report the vote. >> report the vote. >> the chairman can consider that. >> state your inquiry. >> mr. chairman, i just wanted to ask if this was a motion to strike testimony of the witness or a video. and if we had s

we have the chart you can't miss. ♪ joe: "what'd you miss?"lix: we asked if it was time to press the panic button. joe: check out this chart. in the past three days, there global appetite risk reached panic level for the first time since 2012. alix: do you believe it is a good time to buy panic assets? it will be a quick bounce. you will have a fed hike instead of easing. joe: what you normally expect the reaction to be, we probably will not get that. maybe not bullish this time. alix: let's get to the top headlines. the latest computer model say hurricane joaquin will miss the east coast. the storm pounded parts of the bahamas. forecasters say a slow weakening of storm should begin tomorrow. the coast guard is looking for a cargo ship 33 people on board. education secretary arne duncan is leaving after seven years on the job. don't get is -- duncan is one of the longest-serving obama cabinet ministers. president obama is planning to put john king junior in charge. touching alle areas of the company. walmart trimmed its annual earnings report.

miss lofgren? >> aye. >> miss lofgren votes aye. miss jackson lee? >> eye. >> miss jackson lee votes aye. mr. cohen? >> aye. >> mr. cohen votes aye. mr. johnson? >> aye. >> mr. johnson votes aye. mr. peer louie see? miss chu? mr. deutch? mr. deutch votes aye. mr. gutierrez? mr. gutierrez votes aye. miss bass? mr. richmond? miss dell benet? >> aye. >> miss dell benet votes aye. mr. jeffries? mr. cicilline? >> aye. >> mr. cicilline votes aye. mr. peters? >> mr. chaffetz? >> mr. chaffetz votes no. >> the gentleman from virginia. >> no. >> mr. forbes votes no. >> regular order, results, please? mr. labrador? >> mr. lab boar votes no. >> regular order, can we have the result? mr. chairman? >> mr. chairman, regular order? >> mr. chairman? >> clerk will now -- >> mr. chairman? >> -- report the vote? mr. forbes? >> parliamentary inquiry, mr. chairman? >> state your inquiry. >> mr. chairman, as i understand it, this is a motion to -- >> point of order in the middle of the roll call vote, you can't have a parliamentary inquiry. >> i'll ask for ruling for the c

he just missed a moment ago. 46-yarder into the wind. to the uprights. he puts wisconsin in front with four seconds to go. heart break again for the huskers. an incredible drive by the badgers to take the lead in the final moments. >> he drives this one through. makes him the right upright. remember it was the right hash he missed the time before. it was on the right hash once again. i don't know how many times your heart can be broken, but nebraska is experiencing it again. it's the opposite on the wisconsin side line. >> scombl what a moment. how many times have husker fans seen this? >> that relief we talked about a moment ago. >> that's agony right there. that's what heart break looks like. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is back. they will go with the swift kick mear. it's oak. the time pay run out. it's kicked back behind the 30. the clock is going to run out on this game. the badgers with an incredible come from behind victory. a much needed pitch and the win. and it's heart break for the huskers here in lincoln again. >> 23-21 the fi

his family reported him missing around 6:00. police went out with dogs and found the body's body there. we'll continue to give you breaking news updates through the nbc 10 news app. weather wise, we saw sun, clouds have moved in and maybe showers on the way. >> we do have showers. they here in the area right now. the radar shows them moving into philadelphia. just very light showers moving through delaware county and into new jersey and delaware a few sprinkles. that's about it. it's steadier north and west for allentown and pottstown right now. it won't be an all day rainfall. clouds are looking impressive but we'll see breaks of sunshine, low 70s this afternoon and a chance of some showers in the area. even into the evening hours. but then we'll be drying out overnight tonight and turning cooler tomorrow. >> bill, thank you. thank you for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm chris cato. see you back here at 4:00 p.m. have a great day. >> you'll be here till 4:00? your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young

to wrap up what is going on, two brothers 11 and 12 years old are missing and have been missing since 7:00 this ink. 7:00 this evening. live in castro valley, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> we hope the kids are okay and we will check in with you throughout the newscast. >>> still to come at 11:00, the dramatic chp rescue after three hikers are stranded in the the will wilderness. and thousands of dollars of freestones stolen. thieves hit a program that are sphoased -- that are supposed to teach those who are less fortunate. and causing a truck to flip. and caught on video why police tased a young politician video shows the rescue of three stranded hikers in the sierra. the highway patrol shot this from one of its helicopters. chp officers hoisted all three youngsters to search tee. they called for help on a cell phone after being stuck on an out cropping. they spent the night in the wilderness. the chp chopper headed their way after sunrise. deep, rugged conditions made it too hard to get to them. >>> new at 11:00, disappointment for dozens of homeless san francisco residents who won't get

they have missed ryan kelly. it hasn't been clean. illegal formation. another negative play on 1st down. a&m will decline this. >> verne: williams made the tackle on ridley. >> gary: ridley was on the line of scrimmage. you can't go in motion when you are on the line of scrimmage. they added an unbalanced line to the stop. the young player didn't see it. let me add this up again. that's 11 plays and 3 sacks. >> referee: illegal motion. offense number 5. ec ec ec>>gary: part is jake coker fault. he is the vernlt player. alabama traying to get a cheepie. you have to help your young player on that punt. he should have seen that was an illegal formation. off. >> verne: 2nd down and 14. makes a little bit out of it, but not much. it's been a parade of injuries for the aggies. allie laforce. understatement. this texas a&m defense is more banged up than we know. josh walker the middle linebacker number 11 [inaudible]. >> [very loud crowd noise] >> allie: and watts had discomfort in his ab-area. the trainers are working on that on the sideline. >> verne: drake

nationwide, there are almost 100,000 active missing person's cases. since january of last year, "dateline's" online "missing in america" series has been telling some of those heartbreaking stories. one of the first came from the heartland, where not everything is serene and pastoral. this is the quad cities -- urban, industrial, gritty. four cities split by the mighty mississippi river -- two on the iowa side, two in illinois. these days, the quad cities is a sometimes uneasy mix of old-fashioned midwestern values and modern urban life, where crime is an inescapable part of the landscape. this is where carrie olson went missing in december of 2013. >> she had a heart of gold. and she made you always feel welcome. >> reporter: amanda smith and carrie were b.f.f's from the moment they met at as 11 year-olds at a neighborhood pool. >> we were just day, and sparks just flew. >> how do little girls have sparks? what was it about carrie? >> she was outgoing, fun. she'd push you in the pool. she'd splash you. and she'd give you the best bear hugs. you know,

"what'd you miss?"> the hard work begins. fresh off his party's stunning victory must lead a nation that voted for a draft of change from the conservative leadership of stephen harper. at the top, infrastructure improvement, financed with three years of deficit spending. mr. trudeau has proposed raising taxes on the wealthiest canadians to pay for a tax cut for the middle class. jim webb is dropping out of the democratic presidential race, but does that mean he's done entirely? and wille is undecided weigh his options in the coming weeks. his campaign said he was considering an independent bid. paul ryan may have had a change of heart. he is said to be open to the idea of becoming speaker of the house, but there is a caveat. he wants assurances from republican hardliners that he will have their full support. says he believes ryan "would be reasonable as speaker." the american cancer society issuing revised guidelines on mammograms to cut down on false loans -- alarms. they should now start getting them

i said what do you mean tara is missing? she said, no one knows where she is. tear into her house knock on the doors bang on the windows and her car is there. tara never went anywhere without her car. >> when she didn't show up in class we knew something wasn't right she never missed a day and not tell us before hand. >> we knew something was very, very wrong. tara is too committed to her students. there is no way she wouldn't have been at work without calling somebody. >> on the morning of october the 24th i received a telephone call. >> billy hancock is the chief of the 12 man ocila police force. >> iÑ!xç immediately drove from police department approximately five blocks away and arrived tara's house. what i saw when i first arrived was tara's car was obviously still parked under the car port. i saw the neighbor standing in the front doorway eawaiting my approach. >> my neighbors had a key. >> joe and myrtle? >> yes. they had a key. they met the chief of police. >> the neighbor told me he had already been inside the house and tara was not there and he was con

she went long -- missing not long after her remade went missing. he was found at a hotel in massachusetts, shot himself in the head. adam: police say andrade made before his suicide indicate that he killed hutchison. positive id of the body is scheduled for tuesday. >> manchester police detectives continue to gather information from the suicide seen in massachusetts, as well as what we think is the murder scene in manchester with the goal to be able to give the family and can. adam: in that autopsy, investigators are hoping to determine sue hutchison' s cause and manner of death. adam sexton, wmur news 9. tom: parents are on alert after a threatening list was found last week at nashua high school north. officials say the list was placed in a japanese animated cartoon book. the superintendent says students were never in any danger. mike cronin joins us live from nashua tonight with the story. mike: the book that this list was found in was sold online and in stores. officials say they don' t believe there were any plans by the student to harm others,

"what'd you miss?"et's get to mark crumpton with first word news. mark: ending weeks of uncertainty and disarray, house republicans nominated paul ryan to succeed john baer as speaker. defeating vote, daniel webster of florida. iswe think the country headed in the wrong direction and we have an obligation here in the people's health to do the thise's business, to give country a better way forward, to give this country and alternative. mark: the entire house votes ryan's lamination on thursday. the republican candidates for president will gather tonight for their third debate but now there's volatility in an already chaotic race. ben carson is surging past donald trump in iowa. get bush is grasping for momentum. slower than expected fundraising has led him to/bending and overhaul his campaign. we will bring you a one-hour preview live drum older, colorado on a special edition of "with all due respect" with mark halperin and john heilemann. officercarolina school caught on camera tossing and dragging a fe

that's why he gets so many swing and misses. strikeouts. >> tom: don't ask about how to play the ballpark. how big it plays. beg a hitter does it affect you. getting ready to watch murphy who homered in the postseason. >> yeah, a very pay shus stadium. pitcher's park. one thing as a hitter you tray to hit line drives line to line. keeps you focused on hitting the ball back up the middle. >> joe: here is murphy. that was -- trying to homer in his seventh consecutive pest season game. alex. thank you. fun watching you and the guys. this postseason. hear from alex after this. as they said. jacob degrom takes on johnny cueto. something interesting about the relief point. almost seven feet off the ground. hitters are not accustomed to seeing the ball come out of window. chris young dominates hitters in the game. first time he goes through the lineup. numbers go up as they get more of a look. pop up. struck them out. popped them up in the 14th. let's go. bottom of the 14th. top of the order coming up for the royals. in the 4-4 thrille

a heart wrenching miss for rafael gaglianone. and now with wisconsin trailing by one with all three time-outs remaining, their defense needs to stiffen. this was the miss. >> kelly: mike riley as we said his team needs something. they need concrete evidence that what we're doing works. i don't know if the goal posts are made of concrete, but that might be it right there for them. armstrong needs to make something happen. this one's not done yet. >> adam: 1:26 left. wisconsin needs stops. they give it to cross. a stop by hayden biegel. a time-out from paul chryst. >> kelly: you are not going to run much of the clock. wisconsin has two more time-outs left. eventually if you don't make something happen with the execution on plays, you will have to punt into a pretty stiff breeze. a lot left to happen here. >> adam: you talked about it, kel. they are 2-3 for the first time since 1959. think about the relief going through mike riley's body and mind and soul right now after the heart breaking losses his team has dealt with. now a littl

sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. wilson. . second half? >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has played so hard and this game feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players longer than that. the amount of energy you have to expand as a defensive player than an offensive player is the pursuit to the ball. >> mike: this a huge series, indiana desperately need a stop now. >> ed: and ohio state needs a drive to feel good about themselves as they go in for the >> mike: time-out,

sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. wilson. . can anybody stop anybody in the >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has played so hard and this game feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players in this game it feels a lot longer than that. the amount of energy you have to expand as a defensive player than an offensive player is the pursuit to the ball. >> mike: this a huge series, indiana desperately need a stop and they desperately need it now. >> ed: and ohio state needs a

they have missed ryan kelly. it hasn't been clean. illegal formation. another negative play on 1st down. a&m will decline this. >> verne: williams made the tackle on ridley. >> gary: ridley was on the line of scrimmage. you can't go in motion when you are on the line of scrimmage. they added an unbalanced line to the stop. the young player didn't see it. let me add this up again. that's 11 plays and 3 sacks. >> referee: illegal motion. offense number 5. ec ec>>gary: part is jake coker fault. he is the vernlt player. alabama traying to get a cheepie. you have to help your young player on that punt. he should have seen that was an illegal formation. look out and back your receiver off. >> verne: 2nd down and 14. makes a little bit out of it, but not much. it's been a parade of injuries for the aggies. allie laforce. >> allie: that's an understatement. this texas a&m defense is more banged up than we know. josh walker the middle linebacker number 11 [inaudible]. >> [very loud crowd noise] >> allie: and watts had discomfort in his ab-area. the trainers are

sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. but we are back to a seven-point game. wilson. . can anybody stop anybody in the second half? >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players in this game it feels a lot longer than that. the amount of energy you have to expand as a defensive player than an offensive player is the pursuit to the ball. >> mike: this a huge series, indiana desperately need a stop and they desperately need it now. >> ed:

the ball has to be batted up in the air somehow by missing the kick. has to be caught by a guy who is not surrounded by defender, as jalen watts-jackson. he takes it downfield, picks up blocking. couldn't be tackled, forced out of bounds. all those things and more. i mean, the punter has got to pick it up. after he snaps it instead of falling on it. jermaine he had edmubdson. >> mike: that's a first down. nice hard run by scott. espn has a big double header coming your way. texas a&m and ole miss ready to kick off. stanford against washington at 1030 eastern. they have used -- they used a second time-out to stop it? >> ed: no, they're letting it run. and they're in a place where they're getting down to where michigan state is not going to have to run the ball. they're going to have to do offensive plays now. you take a look at michigan state, and ohio state. this is what you're thinking of if you're a michigan state or ohio state fan. what key games do they have left. michigan state at nebraska. ohio state against minnesota. we're not sure who that tea

the ball has to be batted up in the air somehow by missing the kick. has to be caught by a guy who is not surrounded by defender, as jalen watts-jackson. he takes it downfield, picks up blocking. couldn't be tackled, forced out of bounds. all those things and more. i mean, the punter has got to pick it up. after he snaps it instead of falling on it. >> ed: gray son miller and mubdson. >> mike: that's a first down. nice hard run by scott. espn has a big double header coming your way. texas a&m and ole miss ready to kick off. stanford against washington at 1030 eastern. they have used -- they used a second time-out to stop it? >> ed: no, they're letting it run. and they're in a place where they're getting down to where michigan state is not going to have to run the ball. they're going to have to do offensive plays now. you take a look at michigan state, and ohio state. this is what you're thinking of if you're a michigan state or ohio state fan. what key games do they have left. michigan state at nebraska. ohio state against minnesota. we're not sure who

his roommate, sue hutchinson, is still missing. erika: jury selection continues today in the trial of the danvers teenager accused of raping and killing his math teacher, colleen ritzer. that' s lawyers may proceed. emily: startling new numbers crisis. close to half of new hampshire residents say they personally know someone who has abused the eye' s antoinette antonio has the new poll. antoinette: this is an issue that is hitting the heart of every community. a new wmur-granite state poll shows people feel heroin is the most important problem facing it' s the first time in 8 years this is why it' half of all residents know that number, jumps even higher and overdose deaths remain frequent in new hampshire. the stark reality, becoming s frank words at a derry heroin forum. -- >> before i came here, i stopped at the cemetery. i lost my older son 10 months ago two and overdose. >> than 150 parents and educators packed that meeting to learn from personal stories. experts discussed warning signs of drug abuse, and gateways into heroin,

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sam hubbard misses the tackle. you don't expect powell to miss that angle as much as he did. this guy, solid thrower, not quite sudfeld, but that's what he gives you. >> mike: during the last commercial, they had sudfeld up and trying to throw on the sideline, he just can't move. he can throw. he would be a stationary target if you bring him in game. but with joey bosa out there, you don't want to be a stationary target. but we are back to a seven-point game. wilson. . can anybody stop anybody in the second half? >> ed: what you're seeing, a really, indiana's defense has played so hard and this game feels like it has taken forever. they just haven't been able to slow down ezekiel elliott in the second half. but can they get one stop? can they find a place to get a stop? >> mike: this game has already lasted 3:30. >> ed: for the defensive players in this game it feels a lot longer than that. the amount of energy you have to expand as a defensive player than an offensive player is the pursuit to the ball. >> mike: this a huge series, indiana desperately need a stop and they des

'mhat'd you miss?" -- i; scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" is suing bill gross his former employer.ys that pimco wrongfully fired him. he is promising to donate any money recovers in the lawsuit to charity. earnings,a reporting missing estimates pointing to a global aluminum glut. it fell to two cents a share from $.12. at earnings coming in share, fallinga short of the $.13 compiled by bloomberg. scarlet: it may be a less than jolly holiday season for retailers. the economy is expected to grow thanslightly slower pace 2014. it is expected to be just over $36 billion. that is lower than last year's increase, but much higher than the 10-year average. it would mark the first slowdown sense retailers were hurt -- retailers were hurt by superstorm sandy. that is your bloomberg business flash. anare joined by gabriel, assistant professor at the university of california-berkeley. before had a chart up the break and it showed the increase of labor supply. an economist at morgan stanley recently came out with a note rebuking some of the income inequality argument saying much of what we are

his ent tenure he missed as man marco rubio. >> marco can miss all these votes because unlike bernieors that are running for president this year, he doesn't have a plan b which is staying in the senate. he's done with the senate. his only challenge will be, frankly, he's got constituents in florida that at some point start paying attention might and will be bothered by this and will vote in what's going to be a very tightly-fought primary come march. >> that is important. i think this campaign is getting obsessed with you've got to spend three days in nevada. they lose the fact could you make news and get media coverage if you're on the floor of the senate addressing issues. as a tactical matter, it might be a mistake. he's not running for re-election. give him credit for putting it on the line. he is entitled to say i'm running for president. >> you are not a florida voter. you didn't vote for him 4 1/2 years ago and support him like i did. >> fair enough. >> folks from florida expect their senator to be there and be strong. i will tell you -- >> would you like to think you vote for

you know, it's not typical to see him miss high the way he's missing with some of these balls tonight. that was an opportunity to keep that string of nice plays rolling. >> al: you see hasselbeck there and you ethe numbersee the numbers for the colts. excellent in the first half. and nary a point here in the second half. the throw. and it's in traffic. it is incomplete. moncrief was out of bounds. butler covering on the play. it will be third down. >> cris: that was a little much to ask. that was pure double coverage with their best corner and malcolm butler, with high/low coverage underneath him. i'll tell you, he almost pulled >> al: third and ten. >> cris: you almost have to consider this third down territory, don't you? >> al: i would, yes. he's going to take off. he's going to get the first down and a whole lot more. back to the 28 yard line. third down and ten luck for a 25 yard gain. >> cris: any time you have what's called this two-man coverage where you have an underneath coverage for all those receivers and they're running with their back to the quarterback, you see it almos

i understand the missing man was boating with a group of coworkers? >> reporter: that's right. we have some brand new information to share with you just seconds ago. i talked with a spokesman from evening until parks police who says divers are in the lake right now searching the bottom of the lake by hand? what has changed over to a recovery mission at this point. we know that this employee, the sales force employee, was with other sales force employees but it's up clear from the company whether or not they that sponsored the trip. we also know that all boats are suppose told be off the lake by 6:00 p.m. but it was closer to 7:00 p.m. that this particular boat began taking on water. >> crews spend the day searching the lake for a man missing since friday night. boaters, like gloria, were not allowed on the lake. >> very unfortunately. >> reporter: an east bay reaming nal park spokesman says the missing man is 31 years old, works for sales force. a spokesperson says he was on an aluminum privately opt bode with six to eight people when i gap taking on water. other boaters swam t

matt harvey missed today's workout. harvey eventually showed up. said no excuses he just blew it, he missed the team workout. he will be fined. after everything that's gone on, just doesn't look good, especially this close to the playoffs. >> it's not going to happen again. it's never happened before. unfortunately it happened, you know, kind of at a bad time and mandatory time and truly i just screwed up. >> concerned about the guys that are here and the guys that are here we had a great workout. >> okay we have news are the giants this afternoon. daniel fells is out for the rest of the season? a staph infection. the giants are scrubbing their facility right now. we have a statement. they say they're doing everything right. we're live in the bronx, rob powers. >> thank you. >>> let's see what's coming up at 11:00. >> an airline passenger comes to newark with all the makings of a gourmet picnic. meats, cheeses, quite the spread. this could land the man in jail for a long time. what you don't see in this picture. >>> above and beyond the call of dut

"what'd you miss?" let's get to mark crumpton. obama says the united states will keep more troops in afghanistan than previously planned. 5500 americans will remain in the country. they will be involved with her terrorism operations and training afghan forces. the senate armed services committee chairman, john mccain, says he's concerned troop levels won't be enough. gains in coverages from health care exchanges set up under the affordable care law may be leveling off. the white house estimates only a slight increase in enrollment for 2016. fewer than a million people. it is burwell says getting harder to sign up the remaining uninsured because they tend to be young and managing tight household budgets. ukraine has a new global platform for taking on russia. it's one of five nations elected to the united nations security council. the others, egypt, japan, senegal and uruguay were unopposed in their bids for nonpermanent seats on the council. oscar pistorius will be released from a south african prison n

it's got a piece missing.re were other clues. >> there were a lot of people talking about seeing a black truck in tara's yard. even talked to one of the neighbors who lived just about a block away, who actually said he saw a black truck there, that he did not recognize. i don't think that they've been able to track down the driver of a black truck. and we don't have any knowledge of who it could be. >> of course, a black pickup truck in rural georgia is exceptionally common. we didn't have any better description than that. so that was something we certainly kept in context, and attempted to identify. but we weren't able to conclude anything based on that. >> anybody you know have that kind of vehicle? >> marcus had a truck like that at the time. >> obviously some people wanted to say that it was him. the neighbors said it was not the same type of truck that marcus was driving. >> maybe not marcus' truck, but as tara's ex-boyfriend, the investigation immediately focused on him. >> marcus harper was the love of

missed 68%.m line is, on these cases, where democrats are running who served in the senate and missed far mary sloats as a percentage of their time, then marco rubio -- i don't remember those calls now. marco rubio, senator reid says, get outta here. >>> here's something else to that caught our attention. the bat over tax cuts. take a listen. >> reducing taxes to 15% will bringing corporate taxes down. >> get rid of all the deductions and all the loopholes. >> a simple flat tax. >> only if it's about three pages are you revel leveling the playing field. >> get rid of the payroll tax. >> the plans would cost trillions of dollars in debt. >> the back and forth had to do with who has the most aggressive tax code plan. charles payne favors the zero percent rate for everybody. so i'll start there. those making money -- your view is, better to be arguing over the size of tax cuts and more spend -- than more spending so you're okay with. >> i would love for someone to come if in with the spending side o

"what'd you miss?"et's get to mark crumpton. mark: president obama says he hopes he can work with new house speaker paul ryan. the president called him yesterday and wish them well. the retiring speaker, john boehner, spoke to his colleagues today, receiving a standing ovation. he says he leaves congress with no burden and no regrets. u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, has been in talks in the anna today aimed at ending the syrian war. the meeting included russia and for the first time, it ran. war hasan the civil killed more than a quarter million people. a military judge says a guantanamo bay detainee cannot fire his lead defense attorney. the ruling was made in cuba. he is one of five men accused of aiding the attack. he says in the attorney would have significantly delayed the trial. airport is open again. 15 people were taken to the hospital and one person suffered burns that were not life-threatening. the 767 was taxiing for departure to venezuela when a fire broke out in an engine. the national

he takes marco rubio down over the missed senate votes. i think the consensus will be rubio got the better of him on this one. >> okay. >> marco, when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term. literally the senate, fringe work we? you get three days where you have to work bucs campaign or just resign and let someone else take the job. >> i have listened to jed as he walked around the country and said you are modeling your campaign after john mccain could you are going to lunch a furious comeback i fighting hard in new hampshire, carrying your own bag. you know how many points he missed. >> i don't member you ever complaining about john mccain's foot record. someone is convincing you that attacking me is going to help you. >> i don't know how many votes to john mccain missed either. someone convinced you, which is like, you are so desperate you will shoot at me with this. therefore it doesn't matter whether or not your shot lands because you look at a for even trying to come after me. >> style counts. what i noticed about rubio, wha

these children are missing. single most important tool to save a child who's lost or missing is a photograph. even better, a photo of what that child is wearing today. otherwise, a precise description is crucial. without it experts say there could be delays or misidentification. how much time do you have? >> the first three hours are always the most crucial when it comes to a missing child. >> reporter: callahan walsh is a child advocate at the national center for missing & exploited children. we asked him to give us help with an experiment. >> we need to give law enforcement a detailed description of what he's wearing. >> reporter: how many parents know exactly what their children are wearing. >> definitely shorts. >> gray velcro sneakers. >> i don't know. >> reporter: elizabeth haddone elementary in new jersey sets up with eight unsuspecting parents and give each this situation. >> you found out your daughter is missing. you need to give a detailed description. including her clothing. >> reporter: the key for

"what'd you miss?" china's shadow looms over commodities. we will talk about that with an expert from goldman sachs and why he is still with the bears. hike by thete year's end more or less likely? alix: don't cry for argentina. i just quoted andrew lloyd webber. scarlet: we begin with the markets. the eccentriceen bank announcements. later this week we will hear from the fed and the doj. for the moment, there is nothing and you saw that reflected in the trade today. joe: we had a huge day this week. last week was uneventful. you can read much into a couple points. alix: the volume is pathetic. we are 1%, 2% off on the dow and the s&p. the nasdaq slightly higher, but overall relatively lackluster. joe: yeah, really quiet and slow. off 9/10 of awas percent. this is the story. these are natural gas short positions in the market. they have really, truly soared. not only have a sword, but if you match this chart, they are at a record high. not only the oversupply in the market, but el niÑo could be coming,

phil: the missed field goal, of course. of them. phil: two field goals but also the fact that that one play was side of the two minutes gave them a little hope and they got that hope when the missed by the teelers. man. well, that was some drive and it was not easy to get it down the .ield joe flacco did a good job throwing the football away and he got that one chance to made a play and he made the big throw. team his is a baltimore that was so backed up at 20-7 down in the third quarter. up the last 13 unanswered and somehow with no wide ts and your best receiver on the bench and maybe our third best target, campanaro, knocked out of the able to make a couple of throws, gets the one to aiken for 20. a way to win this game is what they're hoping. of hese days off and kind redo or go over their thought process of what they want to do team. of course what they would like do is improve these next 10 days. gets past archer and the steelers will have the snap at we'll find out about who's going to get the football in overtime. ravens you

officials hope some of the crew somehow survived in alive but that is still missing. theresa: president obama cited disaster declaration for south carolina still recovering from record rainfall and flooding over the we can. at least 12 people died in the carolinas, hundreds of others needed to be rescued from rising floodwaters. 40,000 people are still without water. 26,000 still without power. ben: the supreme court decided not to hear challenge to the public school vaccination law is the justices led an appeals court ruling stand which said do not violate students' constitutional right of religious freedom. it also upheld a ruling that allows the state bar students who are exempt from vaccinations for religious reasons from school during outbreaks of a vaccine preventable disease. theresa: eric schneiderman cracking down on synthetic marijuana and designer drug distributors, his office filed lawsuits against the to businesses claiming they sold products that did not have proper labeling or warnings as required by law. the businesses were accused of promoting the dru

morning, she went missing. >> i was consumed. >> it was in the news. it was on facebook. >> i even contacted "dateline", so her story was getting out. would be stranger than anyone knew, leading detectives to this tattoo and a karaoke clue! >> to get up there and sing that song? it was sickening. >> reporter: could a song help solve this case? "without a trace." >> reporter: but first, another "dateline" mystery. >> i literally got down on my knees, lester, and i prayed to god i said, "you know, i don't wanna live." >> reporter: it was a crime that engulfed a city. a young tourist, murdered. >> he was stabbed trying to protect his mother. >> you had to get every one of them. >> reporter: seven teens, convicted. one says he's innocent. >> you don't have to believe me. look at the facts in this case. >> reporter: now we're doing just that. tracking down witnesses -- >> he was shaking. >> he started crying. >> he started crying. >> he started crying. >> he started crying. >> reporter: -- revisiting evidence. >> the most emotional day was reading the lette

if you remember, i brought you the story two weeks ago, she was reported mixed missing. he woke up and realized his son was not in the apartment and called the police. >> 911, what is your emergency. >> i just woke up in my three-year-old is missing. >> and you did not hear anything or see anything. >> no i don't know if you wandered out of the house or what. >> a canine search from the police department found three-year-old brendan three hours hours later around 9:00 a.m., lifeless, about half a mile away through a patch of woods and open field. nearer creek. >> i just pray for my whole family, we all love brandon very much. >> i took the walk, it was tough for me to get through the land. through the thorn bushes and trees to get to the final destination. >> i eyed it hard he could get their loan. family members are questioning for about 14 hours. no charges have been filed in an auto topsy has come up on conclusive. the toxicology reports are still pending. mark cooper is a man witnessed an older gentleman with a baby carriage and a blanket near that scene, about an ho

coming through in earnings per share miss. a revenue miss as well. they did announce the deal at google over search ads. what's your initial reaction to what we're hearing? >> it's a difficult situation to be in and tough ship to turn around. particularly in this quarter they missed as well as was mentioned and the google deal is interesting because it's a clearer strategy for them to grow their share of the search market. they're at about 12.7% of all searches today but it's also interesting where it's a clear shift in a strategy where instead of competing with google and facebook they're almost re-signing to the fact that having a partnership is a better way to go for them and i think that's telling of the long-term strategy. another thing that was notable for me is the cost of the traffic acquisition has soared. more than quadrupled from the same time last year. that along with the google deal is just interesting where they have to spend money to acquire traffic which is advertising revenue. it's a challenging situation they're in but interesting

"what's you miss?" we will break down the results for alphabet, the first result since changing its name from google. we also have earnings from microsoft and more. 's cash burn.bia the oil nation may run out of assets needed support spending within five years. but we begin with the markets. a banner day for stocks not just in the united states after mario draghi said they were looking to expand qe. he did not say to knows exactly where it, but if you read between the lines, that was the basic message. alix: if you look at the dow futures, you can see that turn at 8:00 before mario draghi started speaking. that kind of rally sustained us throughout the entire session. it certainly did. one analyst said the obvious question is what does it mean for asset markets? need to look at the european debt market. driven italian 10 years, the ,pread between knows fell showing investors are pricing and less risk, demanding less of a premium to own italian bonds overdrawn bonds. will the european sovereign yields re

holmes. >> reporter: these children are missing. single most important tool to save a child who's lost or missing is a photograph. even better, a photo of what that child is wearing today. otherwise a precise description is crucial. without it, experts say there could be delays or misidentification. how much time do you have? the first three hours are the most crucial when it comes to a missing child. >> callahan walsh is a child voerk at the national center for missing and exploited children. we asked him to help us with an experiment. >> you need to give law enforcement a detailed description of what he's wearing today. >> how many parents know exactly what their children are wearing. > definitely shorts. >> gray velcro sneakers. >> i don't know. >> elizabeth hadden elementary in haddenfield, new jersey, sets up us up with eight unsuspecting parents. we give each this hypothetical situation. you need to give law enforcement a detailed description of her including her clothing. >> the key for parents to recall it quickly and get it

i mean, i miss my sister so much. you know, to have someone robbed from you, from murder, is the worst thing that can happen to anyone. ♪ each night i ask the stars up above ♪ >> angel's sister anna was last seen on august 19th, 1998, leaving her job in new jersey. she had recently confided in a few friends that she was pregnant. just as kathy kupka had done, angel went to police for help, with disappointing results. >> i had reported to the police that this guy has a history, he was abusive. my sister was afraid of him. she feared for her life. >> according to angel, police would not question anna's boyfriend, insisting she would come back. >> when you are a victim of a crime, you think that the police are going to come to your rescue. and no such thing. it doesn't happen like on television. they don't solve a case overnight. >> every year in new york city, approximately 10,000 missing persons reports are filed. of those, only about 200 are investigated by law enforcement for foul play. angel and kathy said police re

missing votes on the campaign trail. he missed another. to fund the troop his wants to lead. how is rubio defending these absences? good afternoon, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we'll bring with our world lead. top commander in afghanistan is now issuing a stark warning. u.s. must consider keeping more u.s. troops in afghanistan, he says, past 2016, for forgoing a further draw down, to deal with a tenuous security situation. that situation, resurgents of al qaeda in afghanistan, growing isis threat and the taliban recapturing its first major afghan city since 2001. this comes while u.s. military officials are also scrambling to explain just how it is that a usc-130 gun ship dropped a series of bombs on a doctors without borders, killing 22 innocents, medical staffing patients and 3 children. we will get reaction, live from afghanistan, in just a few moments. cnn's nic robertson standing by in kabul. first, barbara starr live at the pentagon. pentagon officials say, admitting they made a mistake. what exactly did they say? >> reporter: admitting they made a mistake a

"what'd you miss?"> i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" ed morris of citigroup is still with this. alix: the relationship between currency and commodities has been percolating in the market. commodity price index versus consumer production exchange-rate index. tell us what that is telling us. >> it depends on the consumer , as we see from the canadian elections, who is a consumer and producer as a country has gotten mixed up. that is also part of the story. the producers continue to price most commodities in u.s. dollars and i can be helpful or harmful depending on where you are in this business. let's look at russia, where we had 47% depreciation against the u.s. dollar. you think that would be a constraint, but no. it was an ad on for their production. we have seen production growth because the cost of producing oil in ruble terms has gone down. the cost of production are on ruble terms. if you are a consumer of a oil,dity, let's stick with and your currency depreciate, the cost of the comedy that com