about very well, and that is, you can be miss minister, miss mom, miss jet pilot, miss member of the missary, miss ceo, whatever you want to be. and you can use those scholarships and that experience of being able to talk to people all of the country and all over the world, about why you think you can benefit from the miss america program. i interview better. our team members overwhelmingly say to us that they get those easier because they have been prepared and know how to interview. they know how to walk a stage. they know how to command a room. and most importantly, they can now define their own beauty. they can be beautiful because they have a social conscience. because be glamorous they want to make a difference in the world. and so we have made a few changes to be more inclusive, and to welcome young women across the country into this program. dayas gretchen said, every you get a dm or text from a mom or grandma, people who have been in this system, or dads. my favorite one was a couple of weeks ago when a young dad sent me a text of a little girl in a swimsuit on a beach, enjo

and that is you can be miss miss jet miss mom, pilot. miss member of the military. miss ceo. miss whatever you want to be. and you can use those scholarships and that experience to talk with to talk with people from all over the country world. over the they get those jobs easier they know how to interview. they know how to walk on a stage and command a room. and most importantly, find now beauty.n they can be beautiful because conscience.social they can be glamourous because difference make a in the world. made a few ve inclusive.be more and to welcome young women cross the country into this program and as gretchen said, every day you get a dm or text a mom, grand rom mom, people who have been in this system and dads and my one was just a couple of weeks ago. a text with ent me his little girl in a swimsuit on a beach enjoying herself saying as a father, i can now say at my little girl and she too could be miss america. so we're very proud of not just tradition and because it's extraordinarily important and we would not be that history and tradition but we're also proud produ

and that is, you can be miss minister, miss mom, miss jet pilot, miss member of the military, miss ceo, miss whatever you want to be. and you can use those scholarships and that experience of being able to talk with people from all over the country and all over the world about why you think that you can benefit from the miss america program, be it because i interview better. our candidates when they go to jobs overwhelmingly say to us that they get those jobs easier because they've been prepared because they know how to interview. they know how to walk on a stage. they know how to command a room. and most importantly, they can define now their own beauty. they can be beautiful because they have a social conscious. they can be glamorous because they want to make a difference in the world. and so we have made a few changes to be more inclusive and to welcome young women across the country into this program. and as gretchen said, every day you get a text or something from a mom, a grandma, people who have been in this system and dads and my favorite one was just a couple of weeks ago, whe

>> several of these victims were missing for months before anyone reported them missing.style. women very often involved in prostitution, it's not uncommon for them to go missing for weeks or months at a time. >> reporter: that was true then, and it's true today. out in the war zone there's a new crop of ragged women on the streets, willing to sell themselves in return for a puff of smoke from a glass pipe. >> i want to talk to you. >> reporter: most of the new girls either never knew or barely remember the women whose places they've taken. >> and whatever you tell us, it's no judgment at all. okay? >> reporter: but some do. and in spite of their example, they can't quit the life. >> did you notice when the girls were going missing? >> reporter: though police say they have a half dozen suspects on their radar at any given time, so far they haven't been able to eliminate or arrest any of them. >> it's a cold case. so you have to recreate and you have to kind of go back in the time machine, so to speak, to that era or that time in these people's lives. memories fade, and wi

my daughter has been taken, she was missing for a month.er mother finally admitted it. >> on the third and final, cindy is fran titic, she is everythin you would expect when you find out your granddaughter has been missing for a month. >> i can't find my granddaughter. she just admitted to me she has been trying to find her herself. i found my daughter's car today and it smells like there is a dead body in the damn car. >> the lies started there with the police. >> caylee anthony. >> who has her? do you have a name? >> her name is zeinada fernandez gonzalez. >> who is that? >> my nanny for the last year and a half. >> why are you calling now? why not 31 days ago. >> i have been looking for her and have gone through other resources to try to find her, which is stupid. >> later that night, an on-call detective arrived at the anthony's home. >> is there anything about this story that you're telling me is untrue or anything you want to change or i ddivert from what y already told me? >> no, sir. >> this is where casey brought the detective when

thank you, miss fong and thank you miss delrasrio.l items 10 and 11 together. >> clerk: 10, to declare the intent of the city to reimburse expenditures from the proceeds and to have the mayor's office to submit an application to permit the mortgage revenue bond to 1000 tomkins avenue. and to reimburse expenditures from the future bonds and authorizing the mayor's office of housing and community development to submit an application to permit the issuance of residential mortgage revenue bonds for 3101 mission street and 141 and 143 persita avenue. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. we have our presentation. >> thank you, chair cohen, i'm adam cray with housing and community development. and i'm here to have acquisition and rehabilitation work at two projects sponsored by the neighborhood center. both don't require the funds towards the repayment of the bonds and the city will not provide any gap financing or subsidies to these projects. in terms of the project descriptions as described in the package before you, market height is a rehabili

a rare miss for facebook. plus, on the heels of facebook results, investors gave a thumbs several tech peers in market trading. qualcomm terminates its deal to acquire nxp, bringing an end to a nearly two-year saga. we discuss where they go from here. to our top story, facebook shares tanked in after-hours trading after a lackluster second-quarter report. this is the first time they see user disenchantment in the midst of the scandals. in a very rare occurrence, the tech giant missed estimates on revenue for the first time since 2015. investors seem to be shocked the social platform's revenue is not continuing. facebook also missed the monthly daily active users. users remained the same in the united states and at 185 million and declining in europe to 279 million. from new york, we have david kirkpatrick. we also have melissa parish of e-marketer. melissa, what is the biggest headline here? >> the fact that facebook has not missed in quite some time. an 11% year-over-year increase is still a win. the headline

miss on revenue? what is your thought? >> i think it is just, listen we priced it up so high, melissa coming into this. market expectationses has a loto do. stocks was at record high. no surprise with a small miss they will sell it off pretty hard. the stock is a great stock. i was short coming into this. chance to go little bit lower. you want to look at opportunity to buy it. again they priced in expectations, didn't meet it. last time it was punished will come back again. melissa: john, you own facebook as well. what do you think of this? >> i think economies of scale finally caught up to them. you have to have a earnings miss at some point. i agree with todd. expectations on this because tech stocks are impervious to trade talks, they have been exempted from most of the trade tariffs. a lot of money goes into this. when you have a valuation increased because of money going into it, when you have a miss like this it will sell off. i think facebook will be fine. i think facebook ends up with nfl or epl rights, that will

all missing ist of in action was released in 1953.as, in fact, published in the media of the day and i have from the an article sydney morning herald in mid missing ch lists those in action under various categories. both air force and army. it lists them as either s, confirmed .w. killed, confirmed wounded, or p.o.w.s, believed killed, believed wounded. in fact, flying officer guillen on this as missing, believed p.o.w. successive australian governments have sought to 43 rtain the status of all missing in action. the time, the north korean regime did not confirm status and i know successive australian governments have continued to make inquire rest. i instigated exhaustive inquiries through the department and tried andairs through the defense department of the u.s. and south korean i responded to the relative of flying offer courtesy of your office. in october 2016, to confirm that been ther information had made available. is, the only uth authority that would have more information, could have more the north korean regime. nd we have

three if the children a still missing. are the to. get enough of them i can't think of anything else about what i'm just not known and i had in the movie. i went to the doctor but they said it didn't matter what medicine i took it wouldn't help because i just think too much high up on about me at. she no longer knows how many people hurt them they were held for the last five months in a cellar door to one of the six then gian was eight. you know they didn't give us anything to eat our peas they were evil they kept on helping themselves to the girls when we didn't think. there's a kind of kindergarten in the mts in jar camp she and her sisters spend a couple of hours a day here. it's a chance to play and for a little while to forget. the i asked men kept taking the children to make them in desperation she tattooed their names on their own using the nails and. i worked my way and i could run navajo i did as they wouldn't forget their names they watch and i would run out i took the children away from me the i.x. would give them. the lead

so, this is a story about a missing document. perhaps more importantly, the title refers to a symbolic indictment that had gone missing. the symbolic indictment was a legal and moral case made against lee and 1865 and 1866 that was quite fierce, in a lot of the newspapers, and was luminaries like frederick douglass and others. this is something we had forgotten, the treason case against lee, and some of the rhetoric against lee. one of the big themes in the book is that we have deliberately chosen to forget this history. and instead, have decided to remember the myth. here is a great example of exactly what i am referring to. just recently the southern law poverty center announced a statistic that said only 8% of high school seniors can identify slavery as a central cause of the civil war. how have we -- how do our kids not know that? and we can point to the teachers, but we can also point to the history that we remember. right? i'm going to argue later that the lost cause interpretation of the civil war became quite dominant thr

going to miss you. i think she is going to do amazing. going to miss you so much.in the back of my mind that something is not going to develop normally, that things are going to start going wrong for work. somejust things are going to start going wrong for work. some just been really positive at the moment. this is outside, amelia. she is still excited, i can tell. the family on their way home to see amelia's big brother. at two and a half, amari's family are not too sure how much you can see and understand as he is visually impaired and has some rain damage. amari, who is that in there? that is clever looking. but look, who is this? that's your sister. it moves and everything. he has got enough appointments of his own, let alone her added appointments. i know, amari. it is ok, so this moment, it is fine. —— oh no. give me when i need to go to the toilet or do something and amelia starts crying or amari it starts crying, or i start crying. amari is my special little boy. he is very funny, he is really cheeky. he is very determined and stubborn as well. he is a love

brian moin hang will be on mad money with jim cramer tonight exclusive interview, you don't want to miss that. i shall be rushing home to make sure i can watch it. >> you'll be covering goldman sachs tomorrow >> yes >>> fast money starts right now, live from the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's time square i'm melissa lee. tonight on fast, banks breaking out. financials the best performing sector today as earnings are underway after you hear what the citigroup ceo said, you may be buying two new cryptos could be coming to a coin base near you the company announces plans to diversify its platform adam white will be here to tell us which ones could make the cut. we start off with netflix and ill, get it, not netflix and chill. the stock absolutely crushedp the laws of gravity suddenly being applied. let's get to julia borssttin with the details the stock now down over 13%. the company added 5.15 million subscribers in a quarter that's more than a million short than the 6.2 million the company projected it would add the shortfall coming from the u.s. and overseas. netflix forecast

>> the fact that facebook has missed in quite some time -- has not missing quite some time. an 11% year-over-year increase is still a win. the headline is perhaps a little different than my own interpretation of the numbers. missed,nd david, they but not by a lot. are investors overreacting? david: it is a historic day because it is a sign of a turn. i would also agree with melissa, revenue is up 42% year-over-year. this company is not hurting, but they did disappoint expectations and that is historic. it is probably healthy for the company to see the results get criticized because it will force them to take these problems they are in the midst of even more seriously and be more candid with how they are addressing them. i do not think they have been very candid. results, some suggest they spent more than we thought trying to remediated. emily: we have great commentary happening right now. a lot of people are asking perennial questions, has facebook reached the end of new users? melissa, what do you think? melissa: i think that is a fair question to ask. they are at 30% of th

. >> at the question is, "what did you miss? miss?"d you call theal counsel pressure probe a disaster. the investors president david solomon has the next ceo as early as tomorrow. and bench watching by the numbers, investors will be watching netflix's domestic and international subscriber growth when a report earnings after the bell. plaques what -- >> what'd you miss? the concerns of the stickiest political traps that we will try to avoid for lawmakers tomorrow and wednesday. here to help us is the outlook in an area of rising trade tensions is joe davis, global chief economist at vanguard. thank you for being with us. let's start with trade tensions and some of the politically fraught questions that chair powell is down to get starting tomorrow. is it how he responds? what kind of questions do you expect he will get? joe: it is a tough balancing act. you want to reaffirm if you're the federal reserve, confidence in the federal reserve. the labor market reforms as a financial market. even the progress on inflation. in that sense, you

stevenson misses the 3.ow he should be able to do this -- even if he doesn't get to a post-up, anywhere inside the lane in the gray area no one should be able to stop him. he's got to be able to get those touches. he has to complete the deal. >> brian: 12 point lead for the ball hogs. here's childress. hrefpt hand. lays it in. >> jim: again, just the quick movement by the ball hogs that are catching them off guard. ball hogs are able to take advantage of it. >> brian: her's carlos boozer, left hand: because they swung it real quick. you have no backside help. so now you can get in and get an easy lay-up. >> brian: andre owens. to deshawn stevenson. knocked away by ricky davis. mario west will inbound it. they go right inside to boozer. working on childress. taylor. 12 point lead. >> jim: not looking for a jump shot, but able to make up for it. mario west, that's the shot you go got to go up for it. because if you miss you got boozer in primetime position to get an offensive rebound west is not comfortable bu

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we all know who is missing.rtainly leaves a whole. who can fill it today? what about the greatest male player of all time? roger federer is playing in his 20th consecutive wimbledon, while others sprint, it is still just glides. 0n the centre today, he needed just 75 minutes to win. perfect? well, the perfect gentleman would notice that girl's sign and make her day before he left court. of course he did. he is roger federer. at 19, katie swan of bristol is making her name. today she beat an opponent ranked 168 places of of her. well, she has a mental in her management company called andy murray. maybe we are missing the man, but not his influence. serena williams is rediscovering her game. a mother 110w. rediscovering her game. a mother now. today she dug deep, 7—5 7—3 against arantxa rus, i didn't play my best, but i will get there, she said. and who would doubt her? a timeless start to this championship. there's been more drama at the world cup in russia tonight. belgium came from 2—0 down to knock japan out o

superheroes on a mission smart women smart talks with smart station allegedly decent by no means missed out on it were increasingly dangerous a job you made four months. this week gone wild stories. german troll secu just go off to a suds henchman street stylin job. but we begin in mosul in northern iraq in the hands of so-called islamic state until a year ago the city was severely damaged residents are picking through the rubble to see what can be saved. this is all that's left of the central library in mosul after occupation by the so-called islamic state ended it once housed half a million books before it faced bombings and fires armed with lanterns and willpower twenty locals united in their love for their city have joined forces to salvage everything they can i could do with his shoe job these books are not jewels they deserve to be saved despite the immense destruction these books are still here in the field. in april twenty seven thousand tiny cell a join the most of my campaign to save her city's books. so far more than thirty thousand have been salvaged thanks to the commitment

i miss everyone. i want to go back now. infection remains the primary concern, so when they go home, at this point, really isn't clear. but what an incredible step to be taking towards that journey home. people have been captivated by this story. i think every parent has probably been watching and seeing their kid's face and the darkness of that cave. so a real elation that they're coming home. savannah, hoda, back to you. >> janis, thank you very much. we'll have much more on these ongoing rescue efforts throughout the morning. >>> another major story we are following, who will be president trump's supreme court pick. henee in a prime time address tonight, and nbc news has learned the list is down to four possible candidates. we have in-depth coverage. nbc national correspondent, peter alexander, is at the white house. hey, peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. a source familiar with this process tells me it is a jump ball, who the president picks tonight. president trump acknowledging as much, telling rep

three of her children are still missing. i would have better i know what is now or what i can think of anything else about what i'm just not normal and i had in the morning by that. remark i went to the doctor but they said it didn't matter what medicine i took that wouldn't help a bit out because i just think too much hay out there on our back yards. she no longer knows how many people hurt them they were held for the last five months in a cellar her daughter one of the six then she and was eight. they didn't give us anything chinese our peace they were evil they kept on helping themselves to the girls when we didn't. there's a kind of kindergarten in the mountains and jack kemp. and her sisters spend a couple of hours a day here. it's a chance to play and for a little while to forget. the i asked men kept taking the children to make them in desperation she tattooed their names on their arms using a nails inc. i can work my way and i can run navajo i did ask her they wouldn't forget their name so i did my bit of a novel and

miss kelly no steve was gorka no. michael flynn only the smartest of the smart get to be on jeopardy right so what does this little exchange last night say about the nation's focus or lack thereof on the whole more russian meddling in collusion investigation in calculable effort hundreds of millions spent on a simple message and people just don't get it and they stupidly what's worse they make fun of you laugh at you imagine you're a journal with the u.s. delegation visiting north korea and even the north koreans mock you as you board the bus the pool reporter traveling with secretary pompei you asked the north korean guide what pyongyang expects from the meetings his reply will have to see like your president says then he fired back with a question of his own asking in this van no fake news out to add insult to injury or injury to insult time is running out for the peddlers of fake nums says trump. twitter is getting rid of fake accounts at a record pace will that include the failing new york times and propaganda mac

dozens are still missing. eyench police say they just missed capturing their most- wanted fugitive.aid, a career criminal inoke out of prison in spectacular fashion july 1, flying out with accomplices in a hijacked helicopter. tlice believe they spotted him tuesday near paris but he sped away in a car that was later aund in a parking garage. the car contained six containers of plastic explosives. faid was nowhere to be found. this may be a first-- a colombian drug gang has put a $70,000 bounty on a police dog. sombra, or shadow, has sniffed out about ten tons of drugs in more than 300 operations. the german shepherd's work has led to 245 arrests. police have now transferred her to a safer post and given her .xtra security. he next here, the psyche list who is last in france but number one at home. mber one at home. yche list who is last in france but number one at home. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term

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the search goes on for more than 100 people still reported missing.ne of the worst tragedies in modern greek history, and the fear is the death toll could go higher. david? >> all right, ian pannell and the team there. thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the four paramedics suspended after answering a call. what they did not do. and this question from the family tonight -- did it cost a young mother her life? we'll have more on that. >>> also, the consumer alert this evening when it comes to goldfish. >>> and new developments tonight in the search for that missing student who vanished while jogging. a lot more news ahead. just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients

i miss everyone. wanto go back now. in section remains the concern for the next several days.un it's ear when the boys will actually go home, w bt a great step. every panchlt has been watching this unfold and seeing their own kid's face staring out of the dark cave. families here just savoring the reality theirre getting t boys back. >> it's true, the whole world is watching with bated breath. thank you. and we'll have more on the ongoing rescue efforts throughout the morning. >>> another major story. who will be president trump's supre court pick? 's set to reveal his nominee in a primetime address tonight. the list is down to four possible ercandidates. is a lot hanging in the we ha coverage. >>ter alexander is at the white house. ood morning to you. this morning, a source familiar with the process tells me it is a j ball who the president picks tonight. president trump acknowledging as much, telling reporters he'll make up his mind by noon today. with this decision still up in the air, the white house war room, aidre

a story about a missing document. perhaps more importantly, the title refers to a symbolic indictment that had gone missing . the symbolic indictment was a legal and moral case made 1866st lee and 1865 and that was unclear and was conducted by luminaries ike writer douglas -- like frederick douglass and others. this is something we had forgotten, the treason case against lee. rhetoric against lee. one of the big themes in the book is that we have deliberately chosen to forget this history. instead, we have decided to remember the myth. ofe is a great example exactly what i'm referring to, just recently the southern law poverty center announced a 8% of highhat only school seniors can identify slavery is a central cause of the civil war. how have we -- how do our kids not know that? we can point to the teachers, but we can also point to the history that we remember. i'm going to argue later that the lost cause interpretation of the civil war became quite dominant throughout much of the 20th century and that often -- it

it was a miss, not a bad miss. >> good afternoon. or good morning.ally if one understands the work we do, where we talked to ,dd agencies and media buyers the numbers we found in the marketplace were reflected in what facebook reported. i think the forward guidance inasmuch as they are conservative, this was much more han what we areha looking for and it is reflected in the way the stock is trading right now. it was surprising on the guidance numbers. haidi: is this an existential moment for facebook? it is the dominant force when it has the holy grail of user data and information that people want. danger intion in anyway? >> that is a good question. one thing is the maturation of the platform itself and what becomes steady users. billion globally right now. obviously the issue they went through with the cambridge situation, obviously with regulation, and we have seen it happen to google, with the gdp situation that has come out, platforms like this which have had massive growth and expectations, as they more mature companies, the rate of growth will

last month it was announced that miss america which is not associated with miss usa or miss universef their pageant. gretchen carlson spoke to amy robach about it. >> we are a competition. we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward appearance. >> reporter: but summers says she believes there's still a place for swimsuits. >> we should be empowering all women's decisions, no matter what that is. and for me, all of us choose to compete in pageantry. >> so you don't believe it's belittling? >> no. because they don't say compete, you have to look good. they say compete, you have to feel confidently beautiful. >> reporter: what do you say to critics about of course you like the swimsuit competition because you're a fitness instructor. >> that's true, but i do work hard. i have worked my booty off. >> reporter: she started competing at 10 years old and has a message for the next generation of girls. what do you say to the 10-year-old girl who's out there now watching you as you adjust to your role as miss usa in this new climate? >> applaud each other, be each other's best che

i know i'm always going to miss him. he's always a part of me. but it's hard. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morale less, and this is "dateline." thanks for watching. >>> she had missed a meeting and then not to hear from her, this isn't right. it would have been impossible to get up every day knowing that she was gone. i had to believe we would find her alive. >> text her, she always got right back. >> i've seen her step out of the shower to answer her phone. >> then one day she didn't. >> immediately my spidey senses were high. >> where was nailah? >> i sent her an e-mail all caps, "are you alive?" >> there was no sign of her. and such a confusing trail of clues, even the calls to 911 were silent. >> no voice, no struggles could be heard. >> this could be kind of eerie. >> yes, it is. >> in my heart, i knew she's not coming back. >> one of the suspects had an alibi, until a camera caught him in a lie. >> he lived a life of a lot of smoke and mirr

a summer adventure turns deadly in missouri. 11 people are dead. 6 others missing after a duck boat sinks in stormy weather. >>> vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say that again? that's going to be special. >> special indeed. the director of national intelligence was rather surprised by the president's invitation to vladimir putin. discussions with moscow are under way, but there is little support so far in washington. that remark stunning to see breaking news in the process there from dan coats. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, july 20th. ten weeks of news in one week. we have gone through here. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's start with the breaking news. just a tragedy here. 11 people confirmed dead near branson, missouri, after the duck boat sank in rough waters at table rock lake. the moments of the tragedy caught on video. warning. you might find the video disturbing. the boat rocked as the winds picked up. the area was under a severe thunderstorm warning at the time. winds reached over 60 mi

three were missing. but with that list, i was able to cross index by using newspaper accounts and stuff to get the other three. >> how fully were the 37 executed and pursued? for instance, of john breckenridge, who fled the country, and some of the cabinet members were gone for a period of years. were they aware of the indictment, and did it keep them out of the country? until it was -- >> oh yeah, they knew about the indictments for sure. such a great point. many of the ones under indictment did flee. one of them, who i write a lot in the book about, is a guy by the name of jubal early, who fled to mexico and then made it up to canada. cantankerous, unreconstructed confederate. and he was more worried than the others because he had been responsible for burning the town of chambersburg, pennsylvania. he thought maybe they will come after me. pugna such a cious character. when he returned to america, he would go around saying they never had a case anyway, so of course they would drop it. we would probably

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very hit and miss but i am sure there will be welcome news for gardeners and growers out there. dry story into thursday for most of us, but a weather front, something we haven't seen for some time, introducing the way of cloud across northern isles into the west and the northern highlands but no significant rain in the forecast. may be a few isolated showers and the risk of a few showers threatening across the far south. the highest values of17— threatening across the far south. the highest values of 17— 28 degrees. the wind direction looking likely to change again as we move towards the weekend and that will allow those temperatures to climb with a southerly 29 or 30 degrees not out of the question somewhere in the south. the high—pressure establishes itself as we move out of the working week into next weekend. and that means that they dry, settled and relatively sunny. if you haven't already got the message, it looks likely that the rest of the week will stay quite sunny, warm for many with little in the way of significant rain. take care. i'm babita sharma, with bbc world new

although had gone missing i look at what that. was executed by an armed condo on may fifteenth two thousand and seventeen in the center of c. o'dowd quote him are innocent of this is that what the bill equalness and since then our hopes of finding my brother even lower than this this is the last picture on waldo took on his phone says on his gather all possible evidence on her brother's case after authorities did little to investigate but it is estimated that one person disappears every two hours in mexico but less than ten percent of cases are solved. activists say the authorities often have little incentive to investigate. discuss was a bit of sensitivity in cases of human rights violations where the army or the federal police is involved they would have to investigate themselves the case of the forty three missing students where the army and the prosecutor's office is involved why do we think they would want to do it have been somewhat go to get a reality check i believe that if we are able to separate the fantasy a bit we know

investigating the possibility that she may have been abducted. >> for a 20-year-old to got missing and completely kind of fall off the grid, it's obviously a very suspicious and very serious matter. >> reporter: volunteers already combed the area where she was last seen running a week ago today. agents now zeroing in on her digital footprint. authorities say fitbit is providing information in the case in response to a search warrant. tibbetts' boyfriend dalton jack said she always wore her fitness tracker. he said he began to worry when he realized that she hadn't read his messages and hadn't shown up for work. >> she didn't call and i was like, well, that's not like her.

girls are still going missing women and girls. and that scares us i think to think we're easy prey you know we're something we can just help themselves to like take advantage of and. it's got to be you know i can't i can't think of any other reason they must think or pray they want something to chase something tell her something to kill and that's also. why now this has led to activism the women's memorial march is held annually in different canadian cities to commemorate those murdered or missing the events goal is to also call attention to the problem and particularly to cases involving native women the mother of missing donated big eagles says that unfortunately indigenous women are attacked more frequently. well we asked the royal canadian mounted police to comment on biggles case but haven't had a reply yet literally williams who also lost a family member says that attackers choose native women as the victims because they know that little will be done by police. we're targeting your. knowledge that not. what. we know or that

julie: "what'd you miss?"llings, hurling's expectations have downward proper -- earnings expectations have downward pressure. i'm julie hyman. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. joe: and i am joe weisenthal. if you are livestream on twitter, welcome to the closing bell coverage. we begin with market minutes and a selloff in stocks. where a versatile -- we are versatile. they were in the bottom category falling by one and a half percent. has to do at disappointing earnings from the financial members of the regional banks like bb&t fallings after earnings. as well as american express taking ahead. that was the drag materials, also the drag as we continue to see the selloff and commodities. it is spilling over to the stocks we have been talking about. real estate is the best performing. on's get to the movers earnings. ebay, that company is cutting its annual revenue forecast. competition from online rivals like amazon and also companies like walmart. , we just dug into that, their shares are down 13% as they talk about th

but the hope of seeing their missing children again keeps them on the mountain. i was on repeaters when one of the reporters who put things together is here the b. table with me is under a excellent piece of journalism a moving moving story how in the world did you get access to this family and how did you get the mother to open up to you i mean she was she just bared her soul to it took a while to get access let's start with getting the iraqis that took a couple of weeks actually and then we needed permission from kurdish authorities and from the iraqi central authorities so we first went to mosul to get permission from the chief military officer there and then as we drove from muscle to months in jail region further up in northern iraq we had to pass close to forty checkpoints sometimes men by the military sometimes by you know a like malicious and eventually we made it up there and then yeah we first set down with a family just drank tea and time to get to know las they knew there would be reporters coming and i think what helped and this case judging the topi