and when people go missing you look for them. that's what you do.as angry. >> it was like she was forgotten? >> very much so. i told carmen that i was going over to eastern montana and kick up a ruckus 'cause she deserved to be looked for. and we were basically told that we were not allowed to go to eastern montana by law enforcement. you feel helpless. you feel like you have to do something. >> reporter: but according to fbi agent craig overby there was a very good reason for asking nicole's family and friends to handle this disappearance differently than the sherry arnold matter. for one sherry arnold was snatched off the street while jogging. a sneaker left behind. >> we had leads on where sherry arnold may be. but we never had a good lead on where nicole might be. >> and montana's too big to just -- >> it's too big. >> join hands and people walk across a field. >> it's a needle in a haystack. if i had a place to go look, i would go look. but we just never had that. >> reporter: it's a big state, plenty of places to hide. or to hide someone. >> c

they frantically searched for the missing real estate agent.ust now have this gut feeling that that's where she's at? >> yeah. >> shortly after arriving, an officer stumbled on something straight out of a crime novel. an elbow sticking out of a shallow grave. it was beverly. detective allison went to see carl. >> you never forget the look on somebody's face when you tell them that you found their spouse, it's hard. that's probably the hardest part of it. >> they said we found beverly. i said, well, was she alive? and i'm sorry but she wasn't. >> we had worked so hard i mean, to find her. i mean we just really tried to do right and it wasn't enough. >> i know she pleaded. i know she pleaded. for her life. and to be come back to us, and for her grand babies. and i just have to know that god was there comforting her. >> aaron lewis was charged with murder and kidnapping. and his wife crystal lowry charged as his accomplice. they pleaded not guilty. but his words to reporter shannon miller outside the sheriff's office didn't sound like those of an

how about you, miss yates? >> i don't know the answer. that's part of the problem, we'll never know. >> okay. have youered hea ereheard -- th have been doing this for years, i might minimize what they did. i think they did try to influence the election. >> it's absolutely true. as i pointed -- as i mentioned in my opening statement, sir, the -- they've been doing this at least the '60s. >> okay. >> the difference, however, was this is unprecedented in terms of its aggressiveness and the multifaceted campaign that they mounted. that's new. >> isn't it a fact that in 1968, the kremlin actually, part of the agb, attempted to subsidize the campaign of hubert humphrey? >> i don't know the specifics of that. i want to research that. again, that certainly comports with what russian tactics would be. >> okay. isn't it a fact that in 1984, the kremlin tried to stop ronald reagan from being re-elected? >> again, i'd have to do some research toify that, but, again, it certaly comports with what -- if they chose a candidat

the mark a couple of years ago on how many people would sign up and miss, we think they will miss the mark again on how many people will lose coverage. >> dickerson: let's say they really miss the mark and only 15 million people that is still a lot of people still, did they really miss the mark by 24 million? >> compared to what? so much of the dialogue is compared to this ideal of what people thought obamacare was going to be and what they wanted so desperately it to be. the real thing to measure it against is against what obamacare really is. face it, people are losing coverage today in iowa, again for example, under obamacare, people have 100 percent increases today in arizona under obamacare, that is the measure. no not against the ideal of what they thought or wanted obamacare to be. >> dickerson: so then is the final ending point we are at here basically people will lose coverage but just not as much as you think they would have lost under obamacare? >>, no i think what they will end up is a different type of system that is more state driven, one of the things i think you saw in

here with reaction, former miss usa contestant, former miss california 2009, carrie prejean.nd you probablyoor woman is now going through. >> yes, sean.it it's so good to be with you. i definitely can relate and it's so refreshing. i had a big smile on my face last night watching the miss usa pageant with my 6-year-old daughter, reminiscing about almost 10 years ago at my experience. just a smile and feel so much hope for our future and our future generations that finally we as women, not only was a big night for kara, but it was a big night for women in general and americans that freedom of speech still exists in this country and you shouldn't be punished for it.sk you can still, in fact, win miss usa.. >> sean: they are asking questions, i would think you don't want robots.t you don't want groupthink. if you want honest, truthful answers. you give a truthful answer, she gives a truthful answer, and huge controversy ensues. nobody wants honest answers.. they want answers they can jump on, but in every case, the only people like it jumped on seem to be conservative. what's your reaction? >>

there are a lot of missing person that are missing from new jersey state police web site. now a spoke with a couple residents to get their take on what they think could have happend. >> nobody said they were worried just seems strange. nobody had a comment on what happened. no comment other than they found a shoe with a foot in it. >> does anything like this, does this happen in this town? i know it is quiet. >> a real quiet town, not too much happens here. >> to be liberated. >> high thought new york was going to be a dream. >> it was diverse, i got here, i was disappointed with the particular part of new york. >> being openly gay in russia is dangerous. >> you say beaten, anyone come up and beat you? >> of course. >> your neighbor. >> absolutely, everyone who is has lack of knowledge. who has lack of tolerance and ignorance, they can bit beat yo, i got beaten up badly. >> many gays who were russians come to united states, to new york thinking it will be different. >> i amopenly gay. just in america. >> many gay russians, they say what they experienced similar to what was

the showers will be hit and miss, most places missing them and miss, most places missing them and forbut most of them will fade away. most will have a dry night. a touch of frost and out in the west of wales, parts of scotland and also northern ireland. on wednesday we will notice more of a breeze across the uk, temperatures down on today's values, cloud in east anglia and the south—east with some rain and drizzle. some may get into the is midlands at times and client will increase in wales. temperatures down a little bit on today's values but still very pleasa nt today's values but still very pleasant in the sunshine. not much change across western scotland and northern ireland on thursday. the best and sunniest and warmest weather. still more cloud and breeze across other parts of england and well is. just a threat of some showers. hello, this is business live on bbc news with sally bundock and ben thompson. back in the black. oil giant bp is making profits again after two years of heavy losses, is it thanks to higher prices and lower production? the top stories on tuesday the 2nd o

hey, congratulations are in order for miss district of columbia. the new miss usa.ar in a row that miss washington, d.c. has been crowned miss usa. the best part of the show as usual was the q&a portion was the finalists were asked a bunch of questions including whether they consider themselves to be feminists. this is just before they were told to go backstage and put on their bikinis for the men to judge. [ laughter ] but not everyone can answer. you know, everybody likes to make fun of the answers the miss usa contestants give. but i wonder how any person would do if they were put on the spot like that with a camera in their face. so this afternoon we put some pedestrians to the test. we went out on the street and asked them the very same questions that they asked miss usa last night. and here is how they did. >> do you think affordable health care for all u.s. citizens is a right or a privilege, and why? >> i believe it's a privilege because not everyone -- our constitution wasn't based on the rights of health care. it was just a -- something that's given to peo

miss u.s.a. 2016 deshauna barber was also miss d.c. >> winning at something in d.c. >> amazing, right to back. do that. >> that's okay. congrats to the ladies. good morning to you. thank you for joining us and i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm wisdom martin. today is monday may 15th. erin como is here talking about the roads, mike thomas starts us off talking about the weather. good morning, mike. >> good morning to you wisdom. we got calm quiet and sunny conditions on the way, a beautiful spring day coming up just a little breezy from time to time that's the only concern so that's a very good start to the week weather-wise. high pressure will be dominant. high pressure means lots of sunshine and quiet conditions. it will be heating up through the midwest today and the as w work our way into the middle of that it is week high pressure going to continue to slide its way off to the east there and as it continues to do so, we're going to start heating things up in a very big way here. we're talking the potential for mid 90's by the time we get to thursday so that possibly our hottest stretch

police, they are searching for these three missing teenagers. take a look at your screen if you can. 16-year-old michelle jordan nakia harris were last seen in northwest washington on friday. jordan was last seen along van boourn, and harris along k street. elijah was last seen thursday along spring road northwest. he is 15 years old. we have a map with more information about each of them and other missing teenagers in our nbc washington app. >>> time right now is 9:34, there's a place in alexandria where no missing child is forgotten, no matter how long they've been gone. over the last 30 years. get this, the national center for missing and exploited children has helped them recover more than 232,000 kids. >> it's a remarkable number when you break it down day by day, that's 19 kids a day. and in a story you'll only see on news 4, i take you where no cameras have been before in that building to show how it's helping one sister still hoping for answers. >> reporter: it's been a long time since you've been here. >> yes, yes. it's different. >> re

what you miss? a washington post report says a possible -- an investigation into possible ties between the and russiaistration has identified a person of interest currently in the administration. plus, volatility in the markets. we explore that in the week in review. and political drama is not contained to the u.s. brazil's president is under the spotlight. we examine anxiety around the globe. isia: abigail doolittle standing by. abigail: we are looking at nice gains for the major averages heading into the close. s&p 500 and nasdaq solidly higher. the dow and s&p 500 are on pace -- their best games for gains for the month of may. let's dig into the s&p 500 on the week because all of the averages are down on the week. the dow and s&p 500 for the second week in a row. first time that has happened since the beginning of april. we see that most of the sectors .re lower on the week at the bottom, we have tech and financials among the big laggards. that's important because those are two of the top sectors

thank you, miss nelson for being here with us today. our flight attendants are there primarily for safety. that is their primary role. and supporting them and creating safety for everyone on that airplane including the employees and the customers is our top priority and it is our top priority. they're also encredibly important to the product. i tell our people all the time that the most important part of our product is not the seat pitch, not the meal. it is the flight attendants who interact with the customers. they do remarkable things every day to take care of our customers and they have a difficult job. and i have incredible empathy for what miss nelson said. we spend a lot of time engaged with the flight attendants union. one of the things i'm proud of at united that has changed is change really in the last recently since mr. munoz became ceo is that we have a great relationship and partnership. we don't agree on everything. but we respect each other and we spend a lot of time talking to them and on these issues. now some of them w

s mayor is trying to change misconceptions over missing teens. the majority of those missing are run away teens who return home within days. mayor open a drop-in center and there is a community forum tonight. >>> ten minutes after the hour. a new way to screen your bags being tested by the tsa. what to know before packing y r yoyour bags. >>> details on the man behind the mug shot that's being shared all over social media this morning. >>> and we've got some rain showers out there right now but we are going to hit a midday break. temperatures in the 70s. more scattered showers and thunderstorms. chuck will time out the forecast and let you know what but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 domini

for more information about her and other local missing children, go to our app . search bring our kids home. >>> why was the man in a struggling dc neighborhood to take their blood? investigators have charged the man with practicing health services without a license. >> they say he was storing large quantities of that blood in an abandoned apartment in southwest. the dc superior court judge just released him pending trial. >> reporter: in the bizarre and creepy and we are waiting for some kind of explanation of a story that seems stranger than fiction. investigators say he told them he was working for a company called boston bio, but they have been unable to get a hold of that company, and another woman who was there but has not been charged told them they were doing some kind of work-study, like for a college. nightclub bouncer hassan taylor says he was among the scores of people who offered up their veins. >> it's painful, because they put the tubes down your nose they give you a shot in your hand. >> someone finally called the police. when the cops searched the

if you recognize him, call dc policegh >>> bringing dc's missing home. at this hour, dc mayor, muriel bowser, gives an update on six initiatives announced in march to address reports of missing young people in the district of columbia. michelle garcia is a cochair of the runway and missing youth working group group and spoke on greater washington this morning about how the city's campaign can help missing teens, runways and their families. >> many of them are runaways and have run away repeatedly. keep it in those circumstances, we need to ask what they are running from or running too. what else can we do, to try to prevent it? we want the youth and their families to know there are resources 1-800-runaway is for youth that have run away or for families who are trying to keep their child safe. >> it's estimated that more than 900 children from the district are missing media played a role to bring missing children and teens home sooner. >>> everyone makes mistakes. a local father who spent 10 years behind bars that you don't have to live with them forever.

mastercard, visa and miss paypal and now they're missing square.ould ring the riegister. he should say, i.. i made it go from 11 to 22. sarah is in charge and he has been full-time for twitter. it has to happen. i do like square. we use tab. it is a very good product. erik in new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? first time caller, long time listener. my stock is viacom industries. want to know if it is a good time to get in? >> i don't know. it was not a regular myth. i would hold off on that one, it was a nasty miss. they have to do better before i would commit. that is the end of the lightning round. >>> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade ♪ >>> has this rally run out of steam? the market took off like a rocket after the appointment of a special prosecutor to look into the trump administration'

. >>> today is national missing children's day. and a bay area girl who vanished more than a year ago should be celebrating her third birthday today. kpix 5's emily turner went to find out where things stand now in the search for ariana fitts. >> reporter: she is fresh on the minds of family and loved ones. she is still being searched for by everyone but today we wanted to bring your her face to keep it fresh in your mind. 18 months have passed since this child was last seen. her name is ariana fitts and she would be 3 today. she disappeared the night her mother nicole was murdered in february of 2016. >> really good friends and coworker. so we just want to help bring ariana home. >> reporter: nicole's body was in a shallow grave and is unsolved. the san francisco police department hasn't said anything about the child more than a year ago. >> somebody out there knows where she is. somebody out there has information. we are pleading with you, contact us. >> reporter: but since that urgent plea then, no one will talk to us about her

anything else, miss yates ? . >> not from me, sir. >> i yield back my nine seconds. >> you're a trend setter. >> senator grassley. >> mr. clapper, you said yes when i asked you if you ever unmask a trump associate or a member of congress, but i forgot to ask which was it, was it a trump associate, a member of congress or both? >> over my time as dni, i think the answer was on rare occasions both, and, again, senator, just to make the point here, my focus was on the foreign target and at the foreign target's behavior in relation to the u.s. person. >> okay. how many instances were there or was it is just one? . >> i can only recall one. >> could you provide. >> it could have been more and the best accounting of this would be in accordance with the proceed you're the collecting agency. >> yeah. >> and that would be a better source of records than top of my head. >> okay. could you provide us more details in a classified setting? >> i could. >> okay. >> miss yates, the same question. you said -- i don't know what y

my daughter is missing.nd they're trying to give -- we're trying to get some news coverage. >> like so many of the volunteers that day, alison rockwell wasn't a relative. she was looking for nique, her co-worker. >> i love nique. nique was great. she was so great to work with, very smart. lots of energy. positive. wonderful. just a wonderful person. >> on the morning of the search, alison recalls that she and another colleague from work, a man named derek, were running late, and that would turn out to be an important twist of fate. >> 40 minutes late, actually. everyone else had started searching. >> were you given a grid or an area to look at? >> yes. we were given the front of the neighborhood, the very front of the neighborhood. on the right. >> it was one of the last unassigned sections of the organizers' search grid, a patch of woods near a busy road. >> derek and i went into the woods together. and i remember having to walk up and go over a large tree. and there is this pile of leaves, and it's in the

. >>> today search efforts continue for a missing boater in contra costa county. the man fell into the waters off brown's island. the pittsburgh marina -- near the pittsburg marina yesterday, rescuers got a call that two children had fallen into the water after their boat capsized. one adult and two kids were quickly located and treated. but as of this afternoon there is still no sign of the missing man. >> i believe one boy was 7 and the other boy was 8. the 7-year- old was suspected for hypothermia. they're currently being evaluated at the hospital. >> even with this weekend's warm weather, hypothermia is still a concern because of the cold water temperatures. >>> well an emotional end to a statewide amber alert as a missing san francisco toddler was reunited with his mom last night. kpix 5 andria borba was there. >> reporter: this is the moment that the child at the center of friday's statewide amber alert finally saw his mom again. >> happy tears. happy tears. >> reporter: 21-month-old makai bangoura was never returned by her father 30-year-old jason lam. fath

miss usa?the sash, having girls that are really being able to directly be influenced and looking up to me. i so want to make sure i can maintain. there's something to say you're the reigning miss u.s. a. i'll miss to former miss usa. >> it will still will be. >> kara good luck to you this weekend. how are you feeling going into the big competition? >> absolutely amazing. i'm just so thankful for this entire opportunity. i'm just hoping that i'm soaking in the entire process so i can truly and joy the out come. >> and ashley, i really enjoy you as back stage host. what is it like, though, back there like right before they say, you know, three, two, one ashley >> well, the girls are really -- they do get nervous and it's just like any runway show also. models get nervous back stage. but there's a little bit something different because they have to talk. they have to really, upping, show certain things off, and, um, but i'm really excited to get to know them it's whole new 51 ladies this year. and

while arsenal miss out on the champions league for the first time in 20 seasons.nd as zverev beats djokovic, the world number two turns to a former grand slam champion for help. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the footballing news that real madrid have won their first spanish league title since 2012 after a 2—0 victory away to malaga on sunday. goals from cristiano ronaldo and karim benzema sealed the win for a 33rd primera division trophy, and despite barcelona winning 4—2 at home to eibar, los blancos finished three points clear. earlier i asked our football reporterjohn bennett if their head so many people question whether he had the personality to be in the dugout. some thought he may have been a yes—man for the president, some said he not have the experience. but he has proved eve ryo ne experience. but he has proved everyone wrong. he has been head coach as 17 months and now he has w011 coach as 17 months and now he has won three titles. an incredible performance by him again. the most successful head coach since the 2003 coach. rememb

no, definitely not going to miss all that, but i will miss the competition, that is the biggest thing into the stadium and see the competition, feel the energy and you feel like you just want to go out there. that is going to be one of there. that is going to be one of the hardest things for me, watching the hardest things for me, watching the 100 metre finals of the olympics and the world championships. do you understand the impact you have had, especially in jamaica 7 understand the impact you have had, especially in jamaica? definitely, over the years i have begun to understand and to see what i have done through other people's eyes and just by watching and listening. and people keep reminding me, if you wa nt to people keep reminding me, if you want to know yourself, people remind me of want to know yourself, people remind meofi want to know yourself, people remind me of i have done such great, i have done to make about, so over the yea rs i have done to make about, so over the years i have really learned and understand what i have done for the sportjust from people. to be role mo

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every phone they missed. by whatever they missed. people assume that's just the phone to be purchased later. >> a higher price margin. >> so that's great. who knows if that will happen or not. next quarter they have a free pass as well. i think there is a floor under this stock. we really got to wait. >> this does say something if apple is ready to purchase stock near record levels, right? >> i saskatchewan my head on how people suddenly are willing to wait and be focused only on hardware when, fact, a year ago or when the stock was at 90 bucks, people were complaining it was a hardware company and services weren't doing anything. services were up to 18%, that's not impressive. you get to a place where why are people more excited. let's face it. even you, dan, you are more resigned to the fact that things are not so bad. i totally hear that. i think that makes sense. but wasn't this story terrible three-quarters ago, services were amess? i'm just surprised after a 60% move year over year on the stock people are now saying oh, not so