we miss you boys. names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my brother robert hughes junior. my brother robert, bobby hughes junior, it's been 17 years since we last saw your beautiful smile that had the power to engage and light up a room. not a second goes by where we all don't think if you and miss you. you helped someone in need. you are our hero and angel. though the pain of your absence will never go away and we long for the day to talk and hug you again, we believe this is not the end. we will see you again. keep giving us the subtle signs you sometimes do to show your with us every step and breath we take. we love and miss you so much. >> and my wife, carol. your family, , including your brothers, witty, charles, michael, and your sisters susan and her daughter all keep you, keep you in their hearts and will love you forever. and remarkably is heading to become a master pastry chef, so it's been a remarkable experience. thank y

we miss you. you everyday. >> and my sister's husband, paul mullan aero, firefighter. i would like to read a letter written by his children colin and sabrina. they write: the best compliment i've ever received is to be compared to you. not just that we have your smile arrived come up with that we have your heart, your humor and the things that made you you. although we have grown up in a world without you, we have come to know the venue where are the pieces he left behind in us. we are proud of any image of you that is reflect it in a beard you touch the lives of so many in left behind so many amazing gifts. we know that wherever we go in life will always carry what you gave us. we love you, we miss you and we thank you for sharing with us what made you the best. with love always, god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] my lovely sister gianna, we love you and miss you and you will always miss to me. >> and my de

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the miss america organization posted a response saying in part, "the miss america organization supports cara. her letter contains many racterizations a unfounded accusations. we are reaching out to her privately to address her nc erns." but mund has found support from nearly two dozen former miss americas, including heather whitestone-macallan and suzette charles, who appeared on "megyn. ke >> should gretchen and regina resign? >> yes. >> absolutely, y >> and the reigning miss america, cara mund, is with us exclusively fro atlantic city. ra. >> good morning! thank you for having me. >> cara, we should point out, you doav not official permission to be speaking with us this morning, so are you king

reported them missing.lifestyle. women very often involved in prostitution, it's not uncommon for them to go missing for weeks or months at a time. >> 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. >> most of the new girls either never knew or barely remember the women whose places they've taken. >> whatever you tell us, it's no judgment at all. okay? >> but some do. and in spite of their example, they can't quit the life. >> did you notice when the girl yous were going missing? >> 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, and so we have to recreate and you have to kind of go back into the time machine so to speak to that era or that time in these people's lives and memories fade and witnesses disappear and some just

miss sanchez? miss sewell? chairman brady? chairman brady, no. >> clerk will report the vote. >> 14 ayes. 21 nays. >> the amendment is not agreed to. are there additional amendments to the amendment in nature of substitute? if there are none, the questions on the adoption amendment, nature of substitute, all those in favor signify by saying aye. those opposed no. opinion, the ayes have it. agreed to. i'll recognize mr. johnson for the purpose of offering a mot n motion. >> mr. chairman, i move the committee favorably report hr 5767 as amendment ed to the hou representatives. >> as amended. all those in favor signify by saying aye. those oppose, no. the ayes have it. motion agreed to. the roll call is requested. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. johnson? >> aye. >> mr. johnson, aye. mr. nunes? mr. nunes, aye. mr. roskam, aye. mr. buchanan? >> aye. >> mr. buchanan, aye. mr. smith of nebraska. >> aye. >> mr. smith, aye. miss jenkins? miss jenkins, aye. mr. paulson, mr. paulson, aye. mr. marchant, mr. marchant, aye. mr. reed, a

. >>> the miss america pageant airs tonight on abc. the pageant's 98-year history, there will be no swimsuit competition. >> the changes viewers can expect from what is being called miss america 2.0. >> from 73-year-old grandmas to pageant winners and competitors showing off their talents. neither the rain nor the controversy could keep fans of miss america away. everyone eager to see what's being dubbed miss america 2.0. for the first time in its 98-year history, no bathing suits. >> we are disappointed. i think change -- we will see if change is good. >> instead of the iconic swimsuit competition, they will be asked interview questions. the leader behind this is the organization's new chairman and miss america 1989, gretchen carlson. >> i have so many great ideas for this organization. >> these radical changes come amidst calls for her resignation. >> miss north dakota. >> the current miss america, 24-year-old kara munn, says she has been bullied, silenced and marginalized by leadership. an accusation pageant officials and carlson de

we miss you. >> and my father, firefighter michael john, we miss your smile, bigger than life personality, i hope that we are making you proud, please continue to watch over us, we will never forget. god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] s. >> and my uncle firefighter joseph patrick henry, ladder 21, i can't believe it's been 17 years, our family loves and misses you tremendously, keep looking over us and god bless america. [applause] >> and for my father joseph, daddy, it's been 17 years and the fact that you are still no longer here still feels -- still feels my -- [inaudible] [crying] >> it never goes away. you were a dream and my dream was taken from me and it hurts so much that because of that i never get to be with you, laugh with you, cry with you or smile with y

2.0. >> reporter: the 98th miss america -- >> nia franklin, new york, you are miss america 2019.ongratulations! >> reporter: its crown and that traditional walk down the runway, all icons of pageants past, but this year making an effort to mix things up. gone are the swimsuits. instead, an on-stage interview competition. >> society is obsessed with technology and social media. how can we improve our face-to-face communication skills? >> unfortunately technology has made us dehumanize one another. we start to look at people as democrats or republicans, black or white. there is no gray area anymore. that is really important in 2018. we're a multi-faceted complex people. the women on the stage, we represent that. >> reporter: the person ushering in this new era is gretchen carlson. >> we're interested in what makes you you. >> reporter: all these changes not without controversy. the majority of state organizations unhappy over the decision to scrap the swimsuit competition. and then there is the outgoing miss america who says she has been systematically bullied, silenced and margina

back to you. >> he will be missed.hank you, natalie. >> natalie, thanks. >>> two more flights entering the u.s. had to be quarantined on thursday. this time it happened in philadelphia after passengers showed flulike symptoms. they're callg this sick plane syndrome, and it has passengers, health officials and airpo workers on alert. ron mott has latest. >> reporter: as we all know, coldnd flu season is on the way, but if you have been on an airplane recently, and especially overseas, and you've come back home, that flu bug might have come back home with you. lth officials h and air travelers on heightened alert. for a second day, passengers reporting flulike symptoms showing up in the u.s. from overseas. and in texas, sthwest airlines ys passengers on four of its flights may have been exposed to the highly digestion measles virus. h >> any time ye people in a closed environment like that, these viruses can spread easily. >> reporter: the latest scare, a dozen travelers saying they felt sick after landing in philadelphi

america showing the current miss america up there. still the spokesperson for this organization, and despite the kcontroversy, and s while it is definitely making headlines right now at least, it is still feeling like excitement, but we will have to check in again later tonight to see what happens when the official new miss america is crown crowned. chris. >> maggie, it is always great to see you and thank you so much for the live report. you can watch miss america right here on abc 7 followed by the abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> we have a beautiful sunday ahead with lots of sunshine. we are seeing clouds out, there and we can show you that on the doppler image. we have clouds along the coast crawling into the bay, but this fog is going to dissipate because the marine layer is sha shallow. a shot from the roof camera is showing that the wind is not blowing much at all. a few runners there at the bottom of the screen for the giant race today. in san francisco, 57 and oakland is 61, and san jose is 61 and morgan hill is 64. it is a picture-p

one is called miss and miss vietnam usa and the other is called miss vietnam california. >> you are notase, but you need to speak some vietnamese. >> reporter: and there's another critical element. >> the first thing you really need to have is the gut to enter a pageant because you need to be brave. >> reporter: the ms. vietnam title is open to women at least 35 years old. may hurt, a phd who teaches chemistry was crowned miss vietnam in 2012 and has stayed involved working in the mentorship program. >> the word ms. alone implies older and with that age comes experience, character and depth. and i think that's very important to have that aspect in the pageant world. >> reporter: mai also loves the vietnamese traditions. >> what i'm wearing right nowe p and pants underneath. >> reporter: contestants where some version of the traditional dress but no swimsuits are required. >> they are so strong and smart and brave, not to mention beautiful. we should point out some cultural pageants do require swimsuits and contestants we talked to, they were kind of mixed about their feelings over it. s

that germany needs to do more when it comes to siena phobia islamophobia he brought up the issue of miss wood again a player with turkish roots a very famous player who quit the german national team after the world cup did back row after there was a lot of discussion and missed it is for example said you know when i score i'm considered to be a german but if i'm not playing that well i'm suddenly a turkey. and this whole miss what is it a debate was a huge debate in turkey as well and has championed a discussion or a narrative so to say against what it sees as growing islam phobia in europe so this is something that mr atwan and other church officials would also always bring up there is growing sin a phobia islamophobia in europe and in germany and he also said that that germany needs to act more decisively against kurdish militants of the p.k. k. group which is considered a terrorist organization not only by turkey but by the european union still by germany and by the united states as well and he also asked for more action when it comes to supporters of the so-called glenmore movement t

that stems from a letter the current miss america.. cara mund, made public claiming carlson and miss america ceo regina hopper "silenced ... reduced, marginalized ... and essentially erased me in my role as miss america ... on a daily basis." (ken)and next: a dare-devil arrested in southern california. the man caught on camera base jumping off a crane. (pam) coming up: an 18-year-old charged with pushing her friend off a bridge was in court today. find out what the suspect's grandma has to say... about the online reaction to this case. (ken)new tonight at ten: a 23-year-old man was taken to a fresno hospital for evaluation after jumping on and destroying a police vehicle. dolfo lopez was already on top of t s-u-v when officers spotted him.several officers tried to talk him down for about a half hour, but he wouldn't budge.at one point, he did jumping jacks on the roof and smashed the lights with his foot.eventually, officers physically took him down, but not before he caused a lot of damage. (pam) a man was arrested --- after he base-

miss america. a new miss america from new york. she was crowned last night. >> that's verynice. >> she beat out 50 con stestant in atlantic city. this is the first pageant where theyudere notd on their physical appearance and there was no swim suit competitio a big shout out to miss d.c.e sh finished in the top 15. they all happen to be pretty though. >> you can say it's not a requ >> how about this, john legend joins an exclusive club. he has won an emmy, a grammy, oscar, and tony. this is a big deal. last night at the creative arts emmy awards, legend won for producing jesus christuper star live right here on nbc. really great reviews. he also played the title role ands nominated for outstanding actor in vie. that will be announced next week. the 70th primeti emmy awards will air right here on nbc 4 on septem7th. >> i wonder if he thought his career would lead him to an academy award, an, em mean, this is amazing. >> what people don't know about is he started -- he went down the producing route before he became singer. >> before

ford, miss ramirez, and miss swetnick. is that correct? >> yes. >> all three of these women have asked the fbi to investigate their claims. i listened carefully to what you said. your concern is evident and clear. and if you're very confident of your position, and you appear to be, why aren't you also asking the fbi to investigate these claims? >> senator, i'll do whatever the committee wants. i wanted a hearing the day after the allegation came up. i wanted to be here that day. instead, ten days passed where all this nonsense is coming out, you know, that i'm in gangs, i'm on boats in rhode island, i'm in colorado, you know, i'm sighted all over the place. these things are printed and run breathlessly by cable news. you know, i wanted to hearing the next day. my family's been destroyed by this, senator. destroyed. >> and -- >> and whoever wants to -- you know, whatever the committee decides, you know, i'm all in. >> my question is -- >> immediately. i'm all in immediately. >> and the terrible and hard part of this is when we get an allega

it's missing. >> i would find their address and show up at their house. i mean -- >> look at him. >> i'll never fly my dog. i will never fly my dog. we have had too many things about flying your dog. unless you can put it und the at where you can see the dog. this morning as you walk outside, it is warm andd. hu we're going to warm up quickly. by 9:00 a.m. in the80s. it will be hotter this afternoon. i'll show you that forecast, coming up. >>> also ahead, the decision of president ump nottr i wish you weren't so worried about moving. i'm hoping these nature sounds will help me relax a bit. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. feeling bett? i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 1] i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 2] i love you, pookie bear! [parrots] i love you, pookie bear!!! get to know geico and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>f thousands o federal employees in our area, no doubt, spent a t part ofir weekend

in order to issue an alert the missing alert -- missing adult must suffer from a proven physical or mental disability or law enforcement must certify the person's physical safety may be in danger or their disappearance was not voluntary. this ashanti national alert network will be integrated into the existing blue alert system. the blue alert system issues alerts to notify the public of nearby suspects or threats to their communities' law enforcement officials. this legislation will also allow the attorney general to designate a national coordinator to work with states to establish alert systems for missing adults and to develop voluntary guideline states may use in creating their networks. i want to thank scott taylor for introducing this legislation and i ask my colleagues to support this bill and reserve the balance of my time. and we appreciate mr. taylor being here today and his leadership on this effort. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jackson lee: let me say to the manager of this bill i'm delighted to stand with you on a very impo

you saw miss america organization said you miss characterized, unfounded accusations.that letter went public that i had to my sisters, i was nervous and i was scared. for the organization to then come out and say it wasn't true and it needs to be handled privately while then going publicly with it on twitter and all social media, it was tough. but coming to the competition, i felt the love and support across the nation. that's really what's important to me, to make sure miss america lives on. we're almost at 100 years, so 100 years more. it's really from the grassroots, our local directors, our state directors, our fans. it's all about them, to make sure we continue to provide amazing opportunities for women across america. >> cara, in a quick nut shell to describe what you're upset about, how would you put your finger on it. >> there's a lot of challenges this year. any year is challenging. there are challenges none of my sisters had had, things we wanted to make sure were changed when the new leadership came in. it was frustrating and concerning. as a 24-year-old wom

>> missing teeth. and that's counting patients that have missing all of their teeth, or patients that are missing most of their teeth. literally tens of thousands. >> so, if it's so good, then why aren't all these millions of people that have dentures or are missing a lot of teeth, why aren't they all doing it? why aren't they all getting dental implants? what's your take? >> a number of reasons. let's talk about that. first, understand, you've got great teeth. you've had great teeth your whole life. >> yes. >> these people have had

we are in the twilight zone and here is what i would say, miss ford, all i can say about miss ford i feel sorry for her and i do believe something happened to her and i don't know when and where, but i don't believe it was brett kavanaugh. as a prosecutor, you couldn't get out of the batters box because in america, before you can accuse somebody of a crime, you have to tell them when it happened and where it happened and you have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt it did happen. the reason this case will never be brought in maryland or anywhere else, you just can't get there. if you wanted to get a warrant, which is a probable cause standard to search or arrest somebody, you have to prove by probable cause where it happened and when it happened. how are you supposed to defend yourself is the burden really on you to prove that you were not at a party 35 years ago and they won't tell you where and when it was? all i can say is that under any reasonable standard, any concept of the rule of law, this would not go forward. there have been five allegations here. the fifth allegation was br

you are miss america 2019.ations. >> the reigning miss america cara mund appeared only at the end of the show to crown the new winner. mund recently claimed the organization has silenced and marginalized her. the new winner, miss franklin, is an opera singer. she says women feel more empowered now that the swim suit competition is gone, but many state pageant organizers opposed getting rid of it. >>> a mississippi high school athlete got an interesting night at homecoming. she was doing double duty. homecoming queen kaylee foster was all decked out in her crown and tiara there at ocean springr school to a 13-12 win. >> that included the game-winning extra point. kaylee has been playing football for six years. she said the football team is like the brothers she never had. >> they have always been very welcoming of me and what i'm trying to do. they don't really, like, treat me any differently other than i don't go in the locker room. >> kaylee also plays track and soccer. as if she is not busy enough, the very n

requester, miss hester. >> sue hester. thank you very much, miss jardines, for this paper. at this time, you're supposed to be dealing with central soma. i'm glad at this time it's not here because you would be dealing with it at midnight. this case is the first one that's ever come to you that i'm aware of for a new construction s.r.o. because i made it happen. the area plans that were adopted that govern this area as well as eastern soma were adopted in 2008 after about five years of work for each of the plans, and the housing conditions in 2008 and the housing additions in 2005 were very different from what they are now. so i am asking the commission as well as myself and the public and the staff to think through the whole issue of new construction s.r.o.s and who they serve. if you would have asked the commissioners in 2008 if new construction s.r.o.s were built in this area, which is right across the street from the planning department or in the south of market or in the north mission, they would have presumed that you were talking about provision of housing to a low-i

miss citi, you've been in many courtrooms, how these things unfold, miss mitchell is making a valid point. you need to hear her story, she needs to get her story out. it needs to be laid out in full. instead we got grandstanding from cory booker, kamala harris, diane nine stein, we heard from the beginning i think actually took away from what she as a victim had to say. >> i agree with you, trish. i think that the format here, these five minute increments, made it very difficult for the story to come across. i was really left almost wanting more. there were a lot of questions that remained unanswered. i think rebecca mitchell did an excellent job. she treated this like a prosecutor. in a courtroom that is what you do. you build on the questions. it is a slow burn to the end, when you get to the final questions that give you answers that you need. but with every five minutes ending and then the democratic side and quite frankly not asking any questions. trish: this is opportunity to bash the president. to bash the administration. they basically played into exactly what the administration h

they were hoping it would lead to the missing real estate agent.rned over everything on her phone. and there was one thing that caught investigator's attention. these blurry and dark pictures she took of the house she was trying to sell. not exactly showcase material. when her daughter-in-law had a chance to see them -- >> you have a theory about why they're badly taken photos. >> you can just tell that it was like quick, just quick. >> like she knew -- >> i knew she knew something was wrong. >> she believed beverly was scared of those potential buyers and was rushing to finish showing the house. it was all bad news. beverly carter had now been missing for three days. >> i've never felt that kind of loss of control. you feel utterly hopeless. >> and helpless. you can't do anything. >> yeah, yeah. >> what they didn't know was that detectives were about to crack this case wide open. the team that had discovered the buyers' contact information was fake kept investigating. >> and they were able to start taking the e-mail address and phone numbers and s

miss kim, miss brown, miss fewer, i'm amos brown. president of the san francisco branch of the national association for the advancement of colored people. and also have had the honor of for 43 years serving as senior pastor of the historic third baptist church san francisco. i must respectfully submit that i am very troubled over the atmosphere, attitude, and the actions of san francisco political leadership toward its citizens of darker hue. it's out loud blatant disrespect. the first item i want to say that catalogues that, no personal attack, miss kim, but i, too, sat where you are sitting in that seat as a supervisor, and as a supervisor and president of n.a.a.c.p., you did not even acknowledge my presence. problems many times start at the top. this is protocol. if anyone else of lighter hue is coming in here who served on this body, they would have been duly acknowledged. i -- that we need to look at this matter not in terms of the percentages of the population, but we need t look at the percentages that mirror the problems that

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and he doesn't call when she's missing. and he won't let you download his phone. about right? >> that's all true. >> reporter: christina's mom also found hunter's behavior very odd. and she confronted him about it. >> i need to know why you didn't call, why you didn't check on her? yeah. i flipped out. >> i got little anxiety right now. >> reporter: jonni kept pressing hunter for details about that night. >> you kept in touch with him. you stayed in contact. >>yes. if he was responsible, i'm going to keep that enemy closer, so i wasn't going to let him out of my sight. >> reporter: jonni wasn't giving up. neither was christina's stepmom anna. >> somebody's seen her. something is somewhere. we just need that little bit of information so we can bring her home. >> reporter: there were no witnesses and few leads but attention grew. plano police were leading larger and larger search parties, scouring the countryside. >> there was a lot of people from the community that didn't know the family, that had no connection to christina, and they were coming to support. and doz

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he went missing. we'll have more on this on today. >> a vote on supreme court nominee bre kavanaugh's nomination is scheduled for 9:30 this morning. some of the republican senators on the judiciary committee havet revealed which way they're leaning. it lasted nearly nine urs. >> crews are still working to clear a jackknifed tractor-trailern the beltway. it's on the inner loop. be sure to follow first alert traffic on twitter forte up >> as we get ready to say good-bye on this friday, we have fairwell news, sheena, this is t day. you're heading to sunny san diego. >> yes. >> we'll miss yoe weo happy for you. >> we're going to come visit th gh. >> let mow. i will say though, everyone here has been a family. >> yes. >> weant to leave you with some special video. >> oh, good. i wasing we have this. >> but first we want to introduce you to the newest mber of the storm team 4 meteorologist team, sheena, she will be joining chuck bell to bring you team coverage on the day ahead. welcome. >> you know, day on

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total miss statement of the issue and the case. so in that case, this young woman has already been received a proper judicial bypass from a texas judge that a about her to make her own decisions. so that was -- had nothing to do with requiring rental consent. that wasn't good enough for judge kavanaugh.e all views about legal issues not even president in the case. this is just one example. outcome driven approach to important cases before him. as a hearing, i also asked him about the pattern that was revealed. several of those cases, his own colleague called him out for misrepresented the fact and the law. the majority said that just kavanaugh applied the law as he wishes it to be. as he wishes it were, not as it currently is. in 2008, the majority wrote the dissent, meaning judge kavanaugh creates his own rule. they said judge kavanaugh abandoned thet text of the applicable laws altogether. it's pretty telling when your own colleagues on the court feel so strongly about your descent that they call him out on it. when this nominati

and where is miss bloom? where is miss bloom? thank you. your students. [ applause ] >> they have a project called creating lifelong readers that needs funding. we'll keep our eye on that. we hear students got to come forward with good behavior as well. >> they're here because of good behavior? that's why they are so well behaved. keep two-time academy award winner and critics are already raving about this new movie "the children act." please welcome emma thompson. [ applause ] ♪ >> working out. you are right this way. >> hello, hello. oh, my gosh. >> oh, hello. >> hello, hello. you know, we make you open the door like that. >> yeah. >> put your elbow grease into it. >> it's good for my bicep. i'm awake. >> yes. you have such a delightful wonderful sense of humor. you've played so many different characters and i was really taken back when you said about one character that we should make a statue of. do you remember saying anything about that? yes? >> yes. i wasn't entirely serious, but -- someone was saying -- talking about legacy, legacy i

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completely. >> miss north dakota! >> reporter: tonight miss america premieres a big makeover. version of the pageant that became famous for its bikini clad beauties in years past, now eliminating swimsuits. >> we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance. >> reporter: it was announced in june amid the shift created by the me too movement by the new president gretchen carlson here on "gma." >> we're moving it forward and we're evolving in this cultural revolution. >> reporter: and it's a move away from the term pageant with a focus on the job of the crown. former winners say change is good. >> you are never in a swimsuit again after the competition and as much as i loved my leopard two-piece bikini, i was glad to retire it in that sense. >> reporter: but not every miss america considers this a brighter day. the reigning queen cara mund accuses carlson and other board members of bullying her preventing her from certain posts on social media, criticizing her clothing choices and leaving her out of key meetings. >> i wrote this to my sisters because

she will be deeply missed. that concludes my report. >> president brandon: thank you. >> memorial service is september 28, 4:00 p.m.delancy street fountain hall. thank you, corin. >> president brandon: any public comment on the executive director's report? i would like to ask -- i know that the port is a sponsor of fleet week. can you share with the commission what the sponsorship activities may be? you don't have to do it right now -- >> in the future? yes, we are a sponsor and there is a website that posts all activities, but i will share specifically what the port's sponsorship activities are. i will do that in writing. thank you. >> president brandon: thank you. no public comment. >> clerk: item 90, port commissi commissioners report. >> vice-president adams: i have two things to report. first of all, i would like to start off with sister veronica sanchez. as a worker, i speak with the common tongue and i wrote a few words. when the death of sister veronica was announced, it struck in our lives, resounding

miss new york, nia imani franklin was all smiles when she was crowned with the miss america.he wrote her first classical at age 6. the revamped competition focused less on physical appearance and more on the responsibilities that come with the crown. >>> meanwhile, here in the bay area, ethnic beauty pageants are thriving as a way for women to connect with their heritage. >> miss asian global is the longest running asian-american pageant in the u.s. women must be 25% asian to compete. it evolving now with steminists. >> others say it takes focus away from the ethnic heritage. >> we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news, including why someone is going to repel down the side of san francisco's troubled millennium tower. >> also, activists are >>> the head of cbs ousted after sexual misconduct allegations. this morning we have his response. and we're hearing from his accusers. >>> frightening moments for families a lot football gathering. >>> we're closely watching a wildfire that's the forced hundreds of people from their homes in napa county. it is monday, september 1

here is the quote from miss keiser's attorney's letter. quote, simply put, miss keiser does not know mr. kavanaugh. she has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without dr. ford, end quote. think about that fact. the day after the allegation occurred i told this committee that i wanted a hearing as soon as possible to clear my name. i demanded the hearing for the very next day. unfortunately, it took the committee ten days to get to this hearing and those ten long days as was predictable and as i predicted my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. the ten-day delay has been harmful to me and my family, to the supreme court and to the country. when this allegation first arose i welcomed any kind of investigation, senate, fbi or otherwise. the committee now has conducted a thorough investigation and i've cooperated fully. i know that any kind of investigation, senate, fbi, montgomery county police, whatever will clear me. listen

barnes has been missing ever since. he is married to a montgomery county police officer. of>>> we learned the name he wo n from maryland in harfo county. the search continues for melissa lehue. she stopped to help some people who were on a bridge because of high standing water. she was swept out over the one of the people she was trying to help died in the flooding. rescue has gotten to people this liekend. two baltimore poce divers had to be taken to shock trauma having dficulty diving in the quarry where she disappeared.li >>> and are looking for four people after two river boats collided and sank. ten people were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night on the colodo river in moabi regional park. it was dark and the lack of visibility could have been a factor. none of the boaters weearing life vests when the crash occurred. >>> and today, cardinal donald wuerl will meet with d.c. priests to discuss if sex abuse. >> justin finch is live more on that. an interruption and today's meeting. justin? >> r

we miss the and life without them is hard.but we cannot do this alone, and we need help if we ever see them again. lyse: sally becker's search takes her here, to the highest offices of talheso y lazooidkiie showus some of his files, a few of the people who have been found. womenut 3000 of our and children are still missing. more than half our children. -- mosttill being held are still being held by islamic state. himpparently the name given by isis -- you know him? you know? >> i have a video. lyse: where did you get this video? >> i was given this video by the police. is him?ou think it llsa: definitely, no question. >> one woman's mission to rescue regees. lyse:hi tis how sally berger has always worked. in bosnia, some called her an angel, crossing frontlihis to rescue cldren and circumventing bureaucracy. she is trying to do the same in iraq. sally: this is a video i have got, and i don'know for sure if it is him. if you would look at it and just tell me whether you recognize any of the children. do you think it might be hi

we miss you so badly. i think about you all the time. >> people don't just disappear off the face of the earth. it's the definition of kidnapping. >> how did they miss the madman hiding in plain sight? >> i felt this stammering pain in my leg. i thought, oh, my god. i have been shot. >> he tased you. >> tonight, the amazing interview you will only see on "20/20." the girl who survived nine months in captivity. in a cargo container, shackled. >> you're 14 years old and you're being tortured. >> i just really wanted to live though. >> the mind games he played. >> he told me, call me master. >> but she had some mind games of her own to out-wit him. >> i said, okay. i have got to work with this guy. >> tonight, the bizarre twist endsing that ending that no one saw coming. >> i can't tell you because he's going to come and kill us. this is, like, oh my god. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm david muir. >> i'm amy robach, and this is "20/20." reporting tonight, deborah roberts. >> reporter: north conw

she said he's not missing.e said we want to find him and even asking her to come in and help us find him she would not come in. >> and so ellen and detective wilson never did meet face to face. she claims she was giving him all of the information you had. you weren't giving him what he needed. he wanted to meet with him. >> he never said that. >> he said he did. >> he never asked me to come down, ever. >> instead ellen mailed the detective some paperwork that she found in mike's desk. a western union money transfer from mike to dave for $228 and a copy of a cell phone bill from december of 2001, right before he disappeared which showed a number of phone calls to that same phone number. >> you gave detective wilson all of the document you had on dave simmons? >> yes. >> unfortunate ly ellen no longer had the voice mail, the one she claims to have discovered on mike's cell phone. the sexually explicit one from dave simmons. >> the only proof they had a relationship are the voice mails which don't exist anymore. >

and then after she went missing? >> she was very standoffish and aloof with the family and he didn't contact anybody, and he just didn't want anybody around, didn't want any help. and it was strange enough to be alarming. >> so they feared for bella and katie's safety. >> did you think they were in danger? >> if he's in a place he could do this? could he bring harm to those kids? and the answer was absolutely. >> you have a million conversations. is this the right thing? we are sure this happened? at the end of the day you have to live with the fact that if we're wrong and this is way over the line, we did it for the right reasons. >> there was an emergency hearing. and -- the judge determined the intense scrutiny brad was likely to face during a murder investigation put the children at risk. in late july 2008, the girls went back to canada to live with their slain mother's twin and her husband. >> kind of in a hurry. >> but brad, remember, had not been charged with any crime. wasn't even a declared suspect and he fo