missing persons assignment criteria and the department general order 610 missing persons. >> good evening. can you just hold on one quick second. this was a request by commissioner dejesus and she stepped out. congratulations. i hear you are a grandfather. >> for the fourth time, yes. [laughter] >> thank you. good evening. ms. marion and chief scott, i'm the commander of the san francisco police department's investigations division. i've been asked to present to you some information on or response to missing persons. it's under department general order 610, which came out in 1999, as many of you know. many of our general orders are old. older. it has not changed much to the 1999 policy, which is governed by state law. we have updated our response through department bulletins. the most recent bulletin 17086, which you may have and should have in front of you. so today i'm going to talk about the role of the department in missing persons investigations. we are required by state law to accept a missing persons report from any individual, whether it is in-person or over the phone. if they are

it seems to follow under missing persons. when you talk about exogen circumstances, a child under 12, the last one says the officer suspects foul play or beliefs exceptional facts exist, i wonder if you can give me an example of what you mean by exceptional facts or foul play that would constitute exogen circumstances? >> so you are correct of that. there's not a specific order on well-being checks. they can be a component of a missing person. they can be a well-being check for a couple of youth left in the house and they want someone to check to make sure they're ok. it can run the gamut. as it applies to a missing person, we asked the officers who are responding out to look at the circumstances that are presented to them, in front of them at that time, or information they mayor may have from prior responses to the accident. or information they may have from information they have obtained from individuals. make a reasonable decision that they believe there is an exoden circumstance that they will make it an exogent report or

department bulletin 17-086, missing persons assignment criteria, department general order 6.10 missing persons. >> vice president mazzucco: thank you very much, good evening, chief. >> good evening, vice president mazzucco, commissioners. >> before you start, point of order on the agenda -- [ inaudible question ] -- we can have a discussion on these items. i don't understand that paragraph. >> so any of the items that are specifically outlined, pink patch project, fleet week, those are items you can have significant discussion on. anything else not specifically agendized, you can ask to put the item on an agenda at a future meeting, but shouldn't be discussion on that item either from the police report or from the commission. >> can you define significant discussion, please? what would be significant? >> so it's not, as we discussed previously, there's not a formula that i can give you. it depends on a number of factors, but anything in general that's longer than a twitter feed should not have a discussion. >> we get 140 characters? >> the significant incidents should be reserved for i

ford or miss ramirez, or miss swetnick. and further, it's a disservice to the survivors anywhere in this country. dr. ford's testimony captivated the nation and inspired across the country. in a moment i'll never forget, when i asked her hadder strongest memory something from the incident she couldn't re-- forget. in the hippo campus the up ro roarious laughter, and kavanaugh pinned her to the bed -- i believe her and the reason it's critical is not the additional before that judge kavanaugh was not telling the truth about his high school drinking or the obvious misogyny in his yearbook, or kavanaugh who passed out from drunkenness, all of us here know he wasn't telling the truth in his testimony about that. the reason we need a thorough investigation is that these women have offered credible accusations, they've identified potential corroborating witnesses into evidence and the senate needs to know all the facts before placing to the highest court for a lifetime appointment. a thorough investigation is essential for anothe

miss marquez peterson. ms. marquez peterson: i have been running our tucson hispanic chamber which is nonpartisan and includes people from all different parties. an issue of top importance to them is health care. the current affordable care act has not been affordable. it is something most small businesses cannot afford to provide insurance. we are now down to one insurance company in the state servicing us. we need a bipartisan solution for the affordable care act or obamacare. we need to figure out something that is going to work, looking for ideas, insurance across state lines, association plans. we need to figure this out in a nonpartisan way because we cannot do without quality health insurance. moderator: ms. kirkpatrick, we will give you one minute. ms. kirkpatrick: health insurance is important to families in arizona and across the country. repealing obama care or the affordable care act is not the answer. an arizona we have many places where we only have one insurance carrier in the marketplace. my ide

miss marquez peterson. i. marquez peterson: in cd2, think the sheriff's have done incredible jobs for providing border security. i support that continuing. i would have supported additional funding but now i think sheriff napier has to take that out of his budget, which is a shame. we need all the resources we can get at the border, and i think it is vitally important. moderator: we are now finished with that segment, but we have a quick follow up from lorraine rivera. lorraine: we have already discussed the family separation policy. what other policy has washington nuanced given that we are here, , directly on the border. moderator: you have 45 seconds to answer. in cd2, we peterson: had the port of entry in douglas. we need investment. more than a billion dollars is spent. there is so much more we could be doing with additional port of entry funding. moderator: ms. kirkpatrick. ms. kirkpatrick: we needed to pass commonsense legislation. i will give you an example. in 2012, the farmers came to me. agriculture

granted, it was a miss but it was a small miss.he way we look at it is that it was a good quarter. it is amazing to me how very few people seem to be also focusing on the earnings beat which was substantial aided by lower tax rates, for example. overall, this was a solid quarter above 20%. it seems the trends were intact for the company to be successful for a number of quarters to come. emily: that said, there is concern about amazon. distantly on google and facebook's tail when it comes to advertising. from what we are seeing, many dollars are from trade promotion another budgets that have not not been historically spent on digital advertising. we believe it expands the opportunity to tap into digital budgets. do you buy that? >> sure. that makes a lot of sense in terms of where they are trying to go. especially with all of the things they are doing with youtube and other content they are bringing available. she mentioned some of the are in the costs were higher they have a lot of investments in hardware, in the youtube tv for exa

after turin's of water carved out a path of destruction rescue crews are searching for dozens still missing also coming up more grisly theories emerge about the disappearance of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi the arrival of this black brown is seen as a key indicator indicator that the writer may have met possibly a gruesome and inside the consulate. and also coming up living on death row many of those facing execution around the world experience isolation and torture during their final days all that's the focus of this year's of the world today against the death penalty. conway iraq thank you for your company everyone well we start our broadcast with deadly tarantula rains on the spanish holiday island of new york or at least nine people have been killed and many are missing after rain storms cost flash floods the worst hit area is a village around sixty kilometers east of the capital palma rescue teams have been deployed to search for the missing. this car was washed away by the flash flood one of the several people still missing may be inside but emergency teams have no luck t

several killed and dozens remain missing after flash floods hit the spanish. the southern storm just minutes to this spot of destruction. and a dire warning as hurricane rolls towards florida shoal. is forecast to be the most destructive storm to hit the florida panhandle in decades fierce winds from the cafeteria already whipping the coastline with none for just announce a weight. loss a deadline looms for fine. in northern syria the. government offensive. we begin in turkey. video has emerged of the missing saudi arabian journalist jamal khashoggi he's seen entering the site of the aruban consulate in istanbul a week ago but never living it other c.c.t.v. footage shows what turkish security services say is a fifteen member saudi intelligence team arriving in istanbul just one day before construction is appointment at the consulate security services believe the team was involved in the journalist's disappearance a black van is later seen leaving the consulate and then stopping at the residence of the consul general she was once close to the royal family but t

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officially missing and as you say it was two areas of the city where those five thousand are missing from the scenes one of them completely devastated when the liquefaction just swallowed up homes the other a little distance away you know idea of the saudis if you imagine a big city park on from london so it's a regent's park each of those areas of this city is about that size and it's being completely utterly wiped out so you can imagine it is possible quite possible that the twin the truth five thousand people did die and that meanwhile the president is asking for every single victim to be accounted for to be found i mean that sounds like an impossible task. to be absolutely honest and much as it's not my place the country the president i don't think that's going to happen i think people here on the ground are saying as you said in the introduction to this on thursday they're going to significantly wind down the surge because after two weeks which it will be by thursday almost bodies really have decomposed such an extent there's no way they could get inside anyway and essentially t

a black tinted out van that left the consulate just a couple hours after from officials she went missing inside drove directly to the consul general house reversed inside the drive and there was some suspicious activity that took place there so they believe that this is also a place of interest for the investigation they still haven't been given approval come out to enter the consul journals house the only approval they were given was to enter the consulate itself but obviously we're talking about more than a week since that happened good talking about the head of the saudi defense forces forensics units being present at the time and obviously is no coincidence of his presence there and therefore the likelihood of finding something possibly in there is limited they are much more interested it seems now based on the information we're getting to examine the house of the consul general which is amazing news in the if you think about the fact that you're talking about the implication not only of the building itself and it's not only about fifteen people being sent over but actually the consu

and several killed and dozens remain missing after flash floods hit the spanish. the sudden storm just took minutes to convolve despond destruction. we begin in turkey video has emerged of the missing some of the arabian journalists jamal khashoggi he's seen entering the saw the aruban consulate in istanbul a week ago but never leaving it other c.c.t.v. footage shows that turkish security services say is a fifteen member. skeen arriving in istanbul just hours before appointment at the consulate security services believe the team was involved in the journalist's disappearance a black man is later seen leaving the consulate and then stopping at the residence of the consul general she was once close to the royal family but then fell out and is now considered a dissident by the saudi regime he was writing for publications such as the washington post. for the very latest i'm joined by our correspondent in istanbul who you're high on julio why did turkey put these pictures in the public domain and what was it trying to demonstrate it. well the footage released today is

vere he did make a couple of references to the case of missing journalist john g. he said it was very sad that a situation like this has happened on turkish soil but that he remained he had optimistic feelings as to how things would come what happened it was a bit of an ambiguous statements there obviously it seems that the president is continuing in the attempts by his government to try and find a strike a diplomatic tone with regards to this case from the very beginning since jamal khashoggi went missing after entering that concert on tuesday the officials here have been trying to find a way out of this whereby there isn't or at least maybe to minimize me if they can't over it's totally a diplomatic fallout between them and riyadh and it seems this latest payment from the president is exactly that are turkish authorities jim are providing any evidence any more information that was indeed merited inside the turkish consulate . well so far the closest we've had is them saying that their conclusion to us and this was by two different sources of the who didn't want t

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missing he would and i will never be able to fill this gap. even if he were still alive how would i be able to find him no more little. for the first son is indeed buried here the noise ruiz says she would be heartbroken but at least it would give her closure she says and finally some peace of mind. now this is scenes with kristoff and a number of global problems has the international monetary fund quite concerned real a rate of challenges that's why the international monetary fund has cut its global growth forecast to three point seven percent for this year and next that's down from almost four percent topping the list of threats to the global economy is the trade dispute between the united states and china which policymakers underscored was going to be felt around the world this year's annual meeting of the i.m.f. and the world bank is taking place in indonesia where people are still reeling after last month's natural disasters. the world's financial leaders did not receive an open armed welcome here ten days after a devastating earthquake a

first, miss kirkpatrick. you have 90 seconds. >> i was born and raised on a mountain my dad ran a store and my mother a schoolteacher. after high school came to tucson to do my undergraduate work at university of arizona. after graduation, i taught school for a while here in tucson. then went to law school. at the university of arizona. while i was in law school, actually clerked for the county attorneys office. i was a law clerk for our current county attorney and i was also a law clerk for john -- before he was a judge. many of you know that he was killed in january 2011 in a shooting. i am honored to be here tonight with my opponent. we can answer questions and give our positions so you can be an informed voter. i have to tell you, everywhere i go in tucson, whether it be the grocery store where the gas station or just walking in the neighborhood, people expressed to me their concerns, fears and worries in the election. seniors are afraid they will lose medicare and social security. women are afraid they w

over the school to miss world two and this is crucial for peace. listening waiting is something eritrea's political prisoners have plenty of experience with the journalists has spent the last seventeen years in jail his niece vanessa batson lives in london and is fighting for his release. every chance if you look at what they are to government has said for the past seventy years they have been talking about this situation there too as an excuse for the status quo and obviously if the you know the excuse is gone there is space to optimism because that means that the excuse is the thing that's been holding the corrupt country together in terms of its affairs ship has fallen apart which is cause for optimism but if you look at the actual effect situation nothing has changed which means that realistically one month two months three months after the peace being declared it's always optimistic and more on a recent article. on the streets of asmara no one is prepared to speak on camera against the government but privately many here say they're desperate f

turkey's demanding saudi arabia prove its claim the missing journalist jamal khashoggi did leave the consulate in istanbul. hello everyone on this is the world news from al-jazeera. sure there are many politicians in brazil who are racist who are homophobic who are misogynist but they don't speak like that in public and. the leader of brazil's far right movement is now one step closer to becoming president but there's still the runoff to come. but also look at the fight to save thousands of starving children in yemen all of that plus. i'm wayne hay reporting from palu indonesia where life in some of the areas affected by the earthquake and tsunami is beginning to return to some sort of normality but here thousands remain unaccounted for. so the turkish president says it's up to the saudis to prove missing journalist jamal khashoggi left the saudi arabian consulate building turkish officials believe the journalist was murdered inside the consulate which saudi arabia denies turkey's asking for permission to search the consulate in istanbul as part of its investigation into his disappea

plus, alphabet missed on revenue. i talked to the cfo. problems don't then there, a bombshell report from the new york times claims they tod and re--- andy reubens quietly go away after claims of sexual misconduct. amazon has reported third-quarter earnings and investors are reacting to a top when this. shares are declining in late trading. amazon sales came well and are -- well under expectations. of $3.7 billion in the third quarter exceeds the street and amazon's own guidance. their fourth-quarter guidance is a bit light. goingr, the company is between 10 and 20% growth. baker. us now is darren also with us is a reporter of bloomberg intelligence to covers amazon for us. >> if you look at the revenue miss, especially on the guidance side of things, it was a big number. the spending number we were not worried about because we expected pressure across the board and the weight --hike issue -- which hike issue was one of the issues. tubing areas we see weakness and expectations is whole foods and that is one area. that is where maybe the p

colleagues, any questions for miss widener? seeing none, miss campbell, can i have the b.l.a. report. >> so this was originally awarded to the pgh wong-mck jv through a competitive process in 2015. it has not had to come to the board of supervisors previously because it's been under the $10 million threshold. the contractor has modified the contract on an annual basis. in may, they increased it to 9.9 million to allow time to come forward to the board for the approval of modification number 15, which would set the contract at 14.5 million. our understanding is this should be the last modification to the contract. the hotel is -- project should be completed in 2019, and we do give a detailed budget for the $14.5 million, and we recommend approval. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. any questions, colleagues, at all? seeing none, let's open this up for public comment. public comment is now open. >> the indication on the airport and the hyatt to utilize the funding, the excessiveness of it again is highly inadequate. the important thing is we must understand 9.9 million an

romaine bostick is stepping in for "what'd you miss?" we will be looking upon stocks one day before canada legalizes marijuana for recreational use. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: live from the bloomberg world headquarters in new york. the u.s. stock market closed, up today in the green. tech leads the charge. joe: a massive day. "what'd you miss?" caroline: the first of the faang stocks taking center stage. netflix shares surge after the estimates top -- earnings top estimates. goldman sachs is pitching to underwrite uber's ipo. the wait is over for legal pot. canada begins selling recreational pot tomorrow. let's bring you breaking news on united continental. they stick out fast in the earnings season. they are upgrading their forecast for their future earnings while new want to come slightly. they say for your adjusted earnings will be eight dollars -- $8.75.r $.75 meanwhile, third-quarter adjusted earnings per share come below60, slightly the estimate. overall revenue, 11 billion on the nose, slightly ahead of estimates. the margins

the president of interpol has been reported missing after travelling to his home country china nobody's been able to get in touch with ming on way since late last month the french police are now investigating the disappearance of french officials says he arrived in china but went missing soon after china correspond adrian brown has more. well so far this mysterious story is not being reported by state controlled media the reports we're getting about monk home may coming from france that's where the international police organization has its headquarters in leon and that's where he lived with his wife now she apparently contacted police because she says she hasn't heard from her husband since he returned to china last week we don't know if he was summoned back to china because he's still a vice minister of public security and that was the position he held here in china before he was appointed president of interpol in two thousand and sixteen the first chinese person to hold that post he's also been a director of the counterterrorism office here in china a very senior law enforcement offic

ford and miss ramirez or miss swetnick. i go further to say it's a disservice to survivors anywhere in this country. dr. ford's credible and compelling testimony captivated the nation and inspired survivors of sexual violence across the country. in a moment that i will never forget, when i asked her for her strongest memory, something from the incident she couldn't forget, she replied indelible is the laughter, the up roarious laughter between the two, as teenaged brett kavanaugh drunkenly pinned dr. ford down to the bed and attempted to sexually assault her. i believe what she said. and the reason that a thorough independent investigation is so critical is not because we need additional proof that judge kavanaugh was not telling the truth about his high school drinking or the obvious misogyny in his yearbook or whether he is bart o' kavanaugh who passed out from gunningenness. all of us here know he went telling the truth in his testimony about that. the reason we need a thorough investigation is that these women have offe

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missing here and i will never be able to fill this gap. even if he were still alive how would i be able to find him no more noble. if her son is indeed buried here the noise really says she would be heartbroken but at least it would give her closure she says and finally some peace of mind. and meyer who produced that report for us joins us now from madrid good morning natalia possibly tens of thousands of babies stolen from their mothers over decades why has it taken so long for anyone to be convicted of this crime. see i think for decades there had not been much awareness of the problem as some people knew that there was something strange going on but there was actually a refusal to accept that this was a crime and very large scale oh you have to take into consideration that the perpetrators knew very well that they were committing it for a lot of documentation has been destroyed actually in the in the case that we've seen in the report the doctor and who was accused closed his clinic in the mid eighty's he destroyed all documentation all

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they are searching for the missing. perhaps the fatalities associated with that once it made its way onshore. now it is racing to the atlantic. moving at just about 25 miles per hour away. in its wake, numerous power outages and flooding in north carolina and virginia. back to you. >> karen, thanks. for ways you can help those impacted by the storm, go to cnn.com an/impact. christine. >>> millions of americans fighting to recover from michael, president trump was holding a bizarre working lunch with kanye west. this was billed as a meeting about prison reform and job opportunities in chicago. it went off the rails in a hurry. >> trump is on his hero's journey right now. he might not expect to have a crazy mother [ bleep ] like kanye west to run up and support, but best believe we are going to make america great. >> kanye with a ten-minute diatribe there. for more on lunch with kanye, we bring in cnn's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: christine and dave, for the surreal scenes at the white house and the unorthodox moments, ther

still takes many by surprise also on the program president's trump weighs in on the mystery of the missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and to the saudi consulate in istanbul more than a week ago fears about his fate a multiplier. and life on death row many people facing execution experience isolation and torture during the final days this is the focus of this year's world today against the death penalty. i'm phil gale welcome to the program we begin with a storm that forecasters have described as extremely dangerous that's wreaking havoc in florida officials are warning of a life threatening storm surge and still most hoth a million people to move to higher ground or can michael is race a category four he said to be the most powerful storm to hit the region for more than a century. hurricane michel reached wind speeds of nearly two hundred fifty kilometers per hour as it made landfall in florida's panhandle. governor rick scott reiterated warnings of the storm's danger as it blooming from the gulf of mexico. again michael is a deadly category four storm this is the worst storm of the

of destruction risky crews are searching for dozen still missing also coming up a turkish court cry is the journalist's chunder on spying charges but he's not there the job to talk to him here in berlin where he's been living in exile on top of events turkey's post-coup crackdown. and colombia's capital city bogota hatches a plan to drive three massive flocks of pigeons away from its historic boulevards square. at least nine people are dead and seven others missing after a rain storms caused flash flooding on the spanish island of majorca two british holidaymakers are reported to be among those kids the ones to area is an inland village around sixty kilometers east of the capital more than three hundred risk yours have been deployed to the area to search for the missing. this car was washed away by the flash flood one of the several people still missing may be inside but emergency teams have no luck the cars empty here and some of your rank the ground is now littered with the being killed swept up in the torrents of water this man says his cousin's car was carried over one kilometer aw

when one company beats, they all rose, and when one misses, only one misses. joe: what does this mean for private markets if investors are saying you need to make money, pure growth and vanity metrics are not enough? leigh: the interesting vcs who play around and move most of this money, they are starting to ring the alarm bells around these business models that rely on burning a lot of cash not really having economics down, end.maybe coming to an i think that is because of the macro environment. that will have a spillover effect into the public market, 100%. caroline: you mentioned amazon is probably firing on all cylinders when it comes to web services. when you look at the overall blogs, we seeing one bright spot for amazon. the web service division continues to cook with gas. toes up 46% year-over-year $6.7 billion. aws is still managing to drive forward. luke, i want to your sense, yesterday seemed to be driven by microsoft, tesla, and will we fall on the back of the fact of the faang stocks are falling? interestingld be for us to go haywire on the stock.

a reminder of our top stories on al-jazeera believe a saudi journalist missing since tuesday has been killed inside the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul songe arabia denies the allegations. disappeared after entering the building to pick up marriage paperwork president wants is turkish authorities and looking into camera records and monitoring or transits indonesia's disaster relief spokesman says that as many as five thousand people are missing from the villages of about iraq and the total that figure is significantly higher than the one thousand that officially initially estimated were buried beneath the rubble after the earthquake and disaster one week ago the disaster relief agency also announced that the search for victims will end on thursday at this point they'll be listed as missing presumed dead. and brazilians are voting in the most divisive presidential elections in years far right candidate i have also narrow and fernando had died of the workers' party on the main contenders for the top job also has surged in the polls in the past few weeks. and the polls closed in bosn

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i'm going to miss that. steve: >> c-span also set down with retiring congressman gene green to discuss his political. he served in the house its next -- since 1993. this is a half an hour. -- since 1993. this is a half an hour. steve: 26 years in the house of representatives, you decided to retire. why? rep. green: 20 years before that in the state legislature and 46 years in public service. i've been married 48 years. only had two years. we decided we wanted to spend more time with our family. four grandchildren that don't live in the houston area, two of them live in south texas, six-hour drive. two of them lived in omaha, nebraska, which is a two hour flight. it's a support system for your children. steve: how did the texas legislature prepare you for congress? rep. green: it prepared to negotiate, having people from different walks of life. i come from an urban area in houston. and in texas, we have a large rural area. i had no idea of agriculture except i like to eat. you get to know them. lature meetsg

they missed on 16 commodities and currencies and equities and they missed in terms of the net revenue. the numbers for you. 1.37arket pencil than million. equity sales and trading, 466. stability was a word the bloomberg intelligence team were looking for. the question you must answer is whether this is a bank that will independence, or will it be forced into some kind of a merger? job cuts are well underway. they are targeting below 93,000 by the end of this year. they have managed to cut jobs during this quarter. available forv you. down 36%. there is a tliv on these markets. low interest rates are still a struggle. for your revenue slightly below 2017. we will put these questions to james, the cfo of during debate, -- torch a bank, at 11:30 this morning. stay tuned for that. one other breaking news line coming through. this is on a system. we will speak with the leader of this company later on. the guidance they are targeting revenue. three points -- 3.43. that is the full-year target for them. they are slightly raising that number in terms of revenue and outlook.per share you're l

turkey's president challenges saudi arabia to prove that missing journalist jamal khashoggi left their consulate in istanbul. scientists give their strongest warning about climate control so far make drastic changes now or face disastrous global consequences. is being called racist misandrist and homophobic but the leader of brazil's far right movement is one step closer to becoming the country's next president. in sports something cool is officially named as the host nation for the twenty twentieth's or use olympics the west african nation will be the first country from the continent to stage an elliptical facts. turkey's president has challenge saudi arabia to prove that journalist jamal khashoggi left that consulate in istanbul last tuesday but says turkish officials are looking into khashoggi his disappearance fearing he was murdered inside the building saudi arabia insists it has nothing to hide. reports from istanbul. almost a week has passed since she went missing and still no evidence has emerged of what has happened to him turkey's foreign ministry summon the saudi ambassador

five other members of the family were missing.ing is thought to be around 5000. that means that there are many people still having to search for that closure and today will be the last day of the major search and rescue operations. it is expected later on, at sunset, that there will be a mass prayer service for the dead in this area and that will bring to a close the search and rescue phase of this operation. will bring to a close the search and rescue phase of this operationm is so extremely harrowing from that perspective, as you say. 5000 people still missing and yet those survivors, i guess, are trying to pick up the pieces somehow. yes. we met a mother yesterday who told us the story of her son, he went missing when he went for a fishing trip with a friend. that was on the night of the earthquake. since then she has heard nothing from him. she does not know if he was affected by the tsunami or by the earthquake. he doesn't —— she does not know where to begin. she has to deal with that grief and feeling of loss. she would like

many others are missing.i has the latest now from panama city >> reporter: good morning. people are desperate for water, power, basic resources. their main focus is still search and rescue. this is all that's left of mexico beach. taking a direct hit from hurricane michael and its 155-mile-per-hour winds just shy of a category 5 storm. >> we let the current take us to the next stop. then we grab onto a tree. >> a husband and wife who stayed behind found safety in a nearby boat s. skwreup boat. skwreu ginger zeroed out the storm in her hotel. block by block now in ruins. trees cutting through the middle of this house. blown straight off. search and rescue going door to door, fearing more people could be trapped inside. the job ahead is overwhelming. the the community here is devastated. we have also seen them come together. one was out grilling for his neighbors and waffle house restaurants have reopened less than 24 hours after the storm. maggie rulli, abc news, panama ci city, florida. >>> two u. s. air forc

pressure grows on saudi arabia to prove missing journalist jamal khashoggi left its consulate in turkey as both the turkish and the u.s. president's call for answers. and. live from london also coming up. scientists give their strongest warning about climate control so far make drastic changes now or face disastrous global consequences. he's been called racist and homophobic but the leader of brazil's far right movement is one step closer to becoming the country's next president plus. i'm wayne hay reporting from palu indonesia where life in some of the year is affected by the earthquake and tsunami is beginning to return to some sort of normality but here thousands remain unaccounted for. international pressure is growing on saudi arabia to prove that missing journalist jamal khashoggi left the consulate in istanbul on tuesday fears that he was murdered there u.s. president donald trump says he's concerned about the show she's case well turkey's president has called on saudi authorities to give access to the consulate. has the latest from istanbul. almost a week has passed since she we

did not want to miss. i am worried about what is already happening in brazil we need to tackle fascist ideas there is a complex polarization of our society but we can't forget what's been happening in brazil over the last few years it's important we vote on sunday so we can keep its democracy. seven of the presidential candidates attended the debate in. the frontrunner former army captain john edwards and nigel skipped the t.v. global citing doctor's orders after being stabbed during a campaign event one month ago instead he gave a recorded interview to t.v. record owned by anyone jellicoe church at the same time that the debate was happening. boy did. you not call me corrupt i have always fought for the union of all brazilians however the leftists divided us the workers' party did not work and they betrayed workers in the country second place candidate for the man the head that was handpicked by jailed former president. has been trying to prove that his party is the solution for brazil. the workers' party