miss clara barton. lucky for us, richard is a civil war buff. and at the time, clara barton was in the news a bit. around that time they had just rededicated a monument to her at the antietam national battlefield. she was in the news. so, richard is like making these connections and thinking there has to be some connection with her and this space and he looks across the attic space with his flashlight. he crawls up into the hole. he sees thousands of artifacts. thousands. upon further investigation he finds that most of the artifacts belong to that civil war era landlord, edward shaw. a lot of his clothing, his paperwork. he was a clerk at the patent office as well you read we know that a lot of things were his because he wrote his name on it. including a pair of long underwear. he wrote his nickname into the waistband. but there were signs of barton, including some of her paperwork from the missing soldier's office, including one of the missing soldiers roles. what we believe happened is that barton, w

. >>> there they are, the mother and daughter team competing in the miss america pageant decades apart and they're both minnesota knights. "on the money" starts right now. >>> this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick >>> we begin with your shopping cart imagine loading it up and just walking out of a store that's what a growing number of people are doing, some of them part of organized crime rings. and home depot now says that shrink, which includes theft, is hurting its profit the company gave us exclusive access to how it fights a never ending battle. courtney ragan has our investigation, grab and go >> reporter: you're watching brazen retail theft. the suspects are so sure they won't get caught that some even get aggressive when stopped as this surveillance from home depot shows. most likely these people aren't shoplifters or people who steal items for their own use. instead, it's a bigger problem known as organized retail crime with criminals working together to steal for profit. home depot's jamie borne investigates the theft it all starts with

i was on the top of the most reported missing list. i was going missing every day. be in the next county, hundreds of miles away, just sitting in a crack den, doing life all wrong, bro, doing life all wrong. we have estimated last year police forces spent at least £50 million searching for missing children in care. this child is 16. after years in care, he moved into unregulated homes. some were surrounded by drugs and violence. at the one i was at before, there was constant drug use. my whole road was a drug hotspot so surrounded by nitties and crackheads all day long. you want to come home to a safe place, you want to be comfortable in your home, innit? you don't want to be sitting at home thinking bleep i'm going to get robbed. it ruined me mentally because it put me out on the roadside. i was in brighton, up in ipswich, everybody knows about ipswich, southampton, aylesbury, i've been everywhere, bro. he says he now sells drugs across the country. i'm not like other people. i was making just enough to scrape by. if i can give my mum a little piece here and there.

recently, more than 5,000 native american women and girls were reported missing in a single year. while the majority returns home -- return home or are found, too many are still missing and their whereabouts are unknown -- and they usually don't find them. one study showed that native american women in certain tribal communities are 10 times more likely to be murdered than the average american. the victims and their families deserve action. and this should have happened many years ago. with my order today, we're launching operation lady justice, an interagency task force led by attorney general barr and secretary bernhardt to develop an aggressive, government-wide strategy to end this terrible situation. the department of justice will also be issuing grants to improve safety in native american communities. we will leverage every resource we have to bring safety to our tribal communities, and we will not waver in this mission. we're taking this very seriously. this has never been done before. and i've seen it, just by reading and watching the news -- it's a very serious problem. it

miss pross and miss sherwood. >> thank you, mr. chairman. not only is the fincen guidance very helpful to the maps credit union as we serve the industry but it's vital. it provides the compliance framework and it's frankly the rule book that we abide by in order to do this safely and effectively and transparently. >> ms. sherwood? >> i agree. in addition, i think it's critical the banking regulators clearly come out with the guidance that we're to follow as organizations so that we have clear expectations of how to operate. >> all right. thank you. senator brown? >> thanks, chairman. mr. lord, from my opening statement you can quite suggest that i'm in this whole debate, i'm most interested in the workers that work for you and others, union and nonunion companies. union and nonunion workers. a couple questions. i want to -- when you first started your business to operate in all cash without a bank account. what safety risk did this pose to your workers? >> senator brown, incredible safety risks involved in just that volume of cash. currently

what are you going to miss? the tower of power, and the things we could do to make a difference. missing the fact that you can come into a place or office or a shop with a card that says mp and they listen to you and you can make a difference. that is quite powerful and quite seductive. what do you wish you knew when you first became an mp or minister what do you wish someone had told you? i think i had a pretty good run and i have had actually a very easy time in parliament, which was why it was such a difficult choice for me to leave. i have a fantastic constituency and i had also worked in politics quite a lot before i became an mp, so i was familiar with this place when i got here. you are not always hear new mps tell you about their shock and horror and taking weeks to get an office and how difficult it all was and trying to learn the procedures, but i never actually had that problem and had pretty much a very good career. so hard for you to let go. i get the impression you made the decision very late and i

i was on the top of the most reported missing list. i was going missing every day.uld be in the next county, hundreds of miles away, just sitting in a crack den, doing life all wrong, bro, doing life all wrong. we've estimated, last year, police forces spent at least £50 million searching for missing children in care. this child is 16. after years in care, he moved into unregulated homes. some were surrounded by drugs and violence. at the one i was at before, there was constant drug use. my whole road was a drug hotspot so surrounded by nitties and crackheads all day long. you want to come home to a safe place, you want to be comfortable in your home, innit? you don't want to be sitting at home thinking bleep i'm going to get robbed. it ruined me mentally because it put me out on the roadside. i was in brighton, up in ipswich, everybody knows about ipswich, southampton, aylesbury, i've been everywhere, bro. he says he now sells drugs across the country. i'm not like other people. i was making just enough to scrape by. if i can give my mum a little piece here and the

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sometimes they end up missing up ideas. sometimes they end up missing up things. isn't the same any more. nobody has got any time for anyone and it's a shame because it isn't the staff's fault. generally i think the staff's fault. generally i think the nhs does a greatjob. the staff's fault. generally i think the nhs does a great job. what you think about the political debate?” think about the political debate?” think it's all political, it's for their own gains. they saved my son's life last year so i've got nothing but good things to say about the nhs. the westminster election nhs debate is mainly about england, the devolved administrations run their own health systems, but there no doubting the passion for the nhs right across the uk. in the day's other election news. nigel farage has unveiled the brexit party's list of election candidates, with an accusation that the conservatives are trying to "shut down" debate over brexit. mr farage has been accused of potentially splitting the pro—leave vote, by fielding candidates against tories. yesterday, mr farage conf

miss williams, let many he go you to first. for the purposes of the following questions, i'm only asking about the time period between july 25th through september 25th. >> okay. >> did you discuss the july 25th phone call between president trump and president zelenskyy or any matters associated with the phone call with any members of the press? >> no. >> to be clear, you never discussed these matters with "the new york times," "washington post," owe littlic yoe, cnn or any other media outlet? >> no, i did not. >> did you ask or encourage any individual to share the substance of the july 25th phone call or any matter associated with the call with any member of the press? >> i did not. >> do you know of any individual who discussed the substance of the july 25th phone call or matters associated with the qual any member of the press? >> no, i do not. >> colonel vindman, same questions for you. did you discuss the july 25th phone call between president trump and president zelenskyy or any matter associated with the phone call with

is that correct, miss cooper? >> sir, i am not a lawyer but that approximates my understanding of the provision. >> i will go without approximates, thanks very much, i yield back. >> mr. conway. >> thank, you as mr. harvey said, it puts the facets on issues with respective certification, decertification is not corruption writ large throughout the entire country of ukraine, it was narrowly focused on defense institution reforms and combat capability, isn't that correct me is cooper? >> that is correct sir. >> first missed cooper thank you for being here this afternoon, my colleague read it when we read your statement but he left off the corrected emphasis. so certification in may, didn't really speak to the broader concept of corruption throughout the rest of ukraine but the president would be familiar with, or the rest of us? >> sir, the may certification was specific to the defense secretary, defense industry and it did reference the importance of civilian control of the military which relates more broadly to --

and shejust missing. we saw a bunch of boys in a car. and she just jumped missing.m the spot, literally right here. that was it. that was the last time we saw her. traffic, gone? yeah, gone. days later he managed to reach the teenager on her phone. she just sounds really scared, like she wasn't talking, they asked her where she is aware you or are you coming back, shejust she is aware you or are you coming back, she just that i can't talk right now. and then she started whispering. but she started whispering, i heard like a voice, like someone shouting at her, a person has obviously come close to her. it seems like she has been hit and that the phone drops and i can't hear too much but i canjust here shouting. she was missing for more than a week before she was found in the midlands. there is no suggestion that care staff were involved in her trafficking. it took months to find out who she was and where she now lived. a lot of people go through things where, like, the system —— the care system where you give up, you are alone. what was the impact on you being taken

miss hit oyama and miss huffman. he >> 230 is important for services so like impacting citizens against an interference in the election it. it's a critical election with the election cycle coming up. we found across google in the 2016 election, due to the measures we've been able to take an ad removal there are only two accounts that infiltrated our systems. they were suspended for less than 5000 dollars in 2016. we continue to be extremely vigilant and there is a transparency report that require ads are disclosed and paid for them and show up in a library. >> you feel that you were effective? we can always do more but on this issue we are extremely focused oh boy he would help raise. >> mr. huffman? and 2016 we found that we saw the same fake news information on our platform that we saw on others. the difference is, on reddit, it was largely rejected by the community and the users before it came to our attention. that's one thing reddit is good, that is being skeptical. it's rejecting falsehoods are questioning ever

cher hughes was missing for two months.ow her family and friends wondered if her disappearance had anything to do with another american who left the island abruptly, four months before cher. a man named bo icelar. >> bo was quiet. introvert. he was a really great guy. >> bo kept a low profile since moving to bocas from santa fe, new mexico in 2004. the former antique dealer was so quiet that no one even noticed when he took off. >> a lot of people say, let's go to argentina for six weeks. they don't e-mail everybody and tell them we're leaving. it's pretty easy to be not missed for a while. >> it made more sense when they found out that beau sold his home to wild bill, another american in their group famous for throwing lively parties many of the expats attended including cher's friend kristen. >> i knew that they wanted to sell and move somewhere different. and so i assumed they sold and that beau had left. >> still, as keith thought back to the days after beau moved out, an image kept returning to his mind. an image of be

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tonight, on average, 30 will go missing.ted homes can provide a appropriate and flexible options, but it recognises and shares the concern that this is not always the case. the government repeatedly declined to be interviewed, but said councils have a legal duty to make sure accommodation for these children is suitable. they keep calling it a care home, but it's just a house where people profit from young, vulnerable children. i've never really had any support. all i had was, basically, a bed. whoever was involved and whoever did what they did, someone needs to pay a price for the pain. across england and wales, there's been more than a dozen so—called organised and complex abuse investigations into failures to protect children in unregulated homes. the stories of those children are unlikely to ever be heard. hello. as we move into the final week of meteorological autumn, there is more rain in the forecast. through the early hours of monday morning, the heaviest of the rain across south—west england, wales, into northern ire

tonight on average 30 will go missing. children's services says unregulated homes can provide appropriate and flexible options but it recognises and shares the concern that this is not always the case. the government repeatedly declined to be interviewed but said councils have a legal duty to make sure accommodation for these children is suitable. they keep calling it a ca re suitable. they keep calling it a care home but it isjust suitable. they keep calling it a care home but it is just a house where people profit from young and vulnerable children. where people profit from young and vulnerable childrenlj where people profit from young and vulnerable children. i never had support, i basically had a bed. he everdid support, i basically had a bed. he ever did what they did, someone needs to pay a price for the pain. down to the left. across england and wales that has been more than a dozen so—called organised and complex abuse investigations into failure to protect children in unregulated homes. the stories of those childr

she misses her baby. she misses her baby boy.you not only that message, we got a rum cake. yeah, we did. so, yeah, your mama sent you the mac and cheese. your favorite dish ever. she sent you mac and cheese and one of her favorite rum cakes. >> okay. this made my whole situation. thank you so much. this is a surprise. it smells orb oh, man, it smells to good. >> go ahead and dig in. miss donna, he's happy. we have achieved this. >> where's my mama at? >> thank you so much. >> she wanted to feed the entire crew, but i said i can't carry that. you guys, thank you so much for joining us tonight. we got him. we surprised him. he's happy. >> thank you so much. mwah! >> good night, ev (male announcer) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female announcer) find out how in this paid presentation for meaningful beauty. (male announcer) as cindy crawford unveils her newest youth activating breakthrough. (female announcer) and watch what happens when cindy invites grey's anatomy star ellen pompeo to try

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i will not miss many of my pretty political activists i would have to say but i will miss my constituents be the chief whip — the man in charge of getting the government's business through. i think the website office is quite often miss understood both inside and outside of this place and contrary from some of the wilder stories they are the personnel department of any parliamentary party. and my experience i always thought the office as a human resources department with the human part taken out. you know what they say, madame deputy speaker, people who are often kindness when you are on your way out an indication in the last week since i announced my intention to step down when i felt i had been granted the privilege of attending my own funeral oration without the need to arrive in a hearse. sir david lidington. one of the dozens of mps who have decided to give up their seats — and opt perhaps for a quieter life. so why are they going and what will they miss? i spoke to lib dem, norman lamb, the conservative ed vaizey and labour's stephen pound and began by asking what had prompted them

the high school senior who went missing in aruba, her disappearance gripping the nation.bc news is bringing her mother back to the island, now looking to find peace. >> my daughter is there. that's the last place that i know that she has been. >> for nearly 15 years she has been fighting for answers. >> we always felt like with every lead, with every tip, it was always as if we were about to get her. >> we take you inside a trip of twists and turns. but the big question, will a suspect ever be charged? "nightline" will be right back. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> good evening, everyone, and thank you for join being us. i'm paula faris. american teen natalee holloway disappeared in aruba nearly 15 years ago. that case riveting the world. now her mother has agreed to join abc news back on a trip to where the nightmare began. >> i don't think i've ever felt afraid to go back into aruba, because my daught

about an inch you might as well miss it by a mile.asy to find something. >> marsh burn needed help so several months into his private search he added two new members to his team. an assistant named marsha ward and a search dog with a keen sense of smell. >> he is trained on tracking and trailing, whatever you want. what odor you want. >> including buried bodies. together, they went through ponds, fields, forests, thousands of acres and searched for months. but no trace of kelly. >> i got really frustrated and disappointed and i'm at my wits end. >> then came an unlikely break. in may 2013, nick holbert was released from jail after being locked up on the parole violation. if he was happy, david was thrilled because now he could deal with him face to face. so just a day after his release marshburn pulled up to the house where he was staying. >> i have never talked to a killer, have you? >> i work on dateline. >> i take that back. >> what were you nervous about? that he would try to hurt you or just that the stakes are high here? >> sort

. >> young women murdered or missing. families in anguish. >> i would text her and she would text right back. but this time nothing. >> when they killed her, they killed me. >> a serial killer at work. and maybe he had a friend. >> that's crazy. they don't work together. serial killers are loners. >> very rare. >> two suspected killers on the hunt. hunting them, a detective devoted to justice and more. >> it's almost like you adopted these young women. >> there was a lot of visits to my local church saying please don't let me screw this up. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." they were young women with their whole lives ahead of them. then one by one they started to vanish. it would take a determined detective willing to go into dark places to uncover the diabolical plot behind the disappearances. here's keith morrison with "good & evil." >> how do you measure a mother's love? or gauge the ferocity of her impulse to protect. >> to love her as much as i could was about the only thing. >> how to measure a love as visceral

i was on top of the most reported missing list. i was going missing every day.in a county hundreds of miles away in a crack den, doing it all wrong, doing it all wrong. we've estimated last year police forces spent at least £50 million searching for missing children in care. this child is 16. after years in care he moved into unregulated homes. some were surrounded by drugs and violence. my whole world was constant drug use, my area a drug hotspot, surrounded by crackheads all day long. you want to come on to a safe place, you want to be comfortable, not thinking, am i going to get robbed? they put me out on a roadside in brighton, ipswich, southampton, aylesbury. he says he now sells drugs across the country. i was making enough to scrape by so i could give my mum a little here and there. those men who are sending you over the country, why didn't you say no to them? if i did i would have no credit for my mum, if i said no they would find another person in a care home who would do what they want, it is no problem. we have been told that these pictures show young

when do you miss your dad the most, megan?ve home from work, i always grab my phone to call him. it's just hard without that person there that i talked to so often. >> reporter: it has been close to impossible for his family to understand it, a devoted educator who did so much good for so many students, ripped from their lives for something so mundane, some online flirtation, a single dinner date, more flirtation two years later, and then three quick shots. >> it was a complete waste. lives of kids he could have helped. who knows what path they would have taken if they had contact with him. >> reporter: the homicide brewed in cyberspace may sound perfectly modern, but the combustibles are as timeless as the winter fields here. one woman, two men, and a jealousy that was all-consuming. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> this is dateline. >>> we're agonizing through the last two years. initially it was panic and then it turned into torment. i was concerned that she was

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is that correct, miss cooper? >> sir, i am not a lawyer, but that approximates my understanding of the provision of the impoundment control. >> i'll go with that approximates. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. >> as paul harvey said, here is the rest of the story. my colleague failed to put certain issues with respect to the certification. dod certification was not corrupt large throughout ukraine but on institution reforms and combat capability. is that correct, miss cooper? >> that's correct, sir. >> thank you for being here. i appreciate that. my colleague read it when he reread your statement but left off the correct emphasis. the certification in may didn't really speak to the broader concept of corruption throughout the rest of ukraine that the president would be familiar with, or the rest of us would be familiar with. >> sir, the may certification was specific to the defense sector. >> thank you. >> defense industry and it did reference the importance of civilian control of the military, which

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finally, let me talk about miss wright. miss wright has been an educator for over 16 years. she began her career teaching in murla, alaska, the heart and soul of our state. she taught at akbay in juneau where she was born and raised. she's passionate about incorporating place-base knowledge into the classroom. she says that every year her students participate in place-base learning. they pick berries, a traditional part of alaskan native subsistence lifestyle in order to gather the data and more detailed information about our incredible environments throughout the state. quote, students in my classroom learn a lot of alaskan native languages and participate in klinket dance groups performing around alaska. she takes her fourth and fifth grade students on a field trip to the ecosystem so they can learn how animals adopt to survive in different environments. teaching in alaska is a gift and taking advantage of it is something i value very much, miss wright said. it was in fact, mr. president, a sentiment expressed by all four of these teachers who won this very prestigious awa

miss cooper may -- >> miss cooper, would you like to comment? >> i'm sorry. i do believe that was my deposition. could you repeat the question briefly. during the time of russia's 2014 attack the ukrainian armed forces were quote significantly less capable than it is today. would you say the ukrainian forces were outmatched by russia's military in critical ways? >> absolutely. >> are the ukrainian forces now self-sufficient in your mind, in their ability to deter russian aggression? >> no, sir. they have long way to go. >> would you say the ukrainian armed forces are now completely self-sufficient, or how much of an impact does the u.s. need to have in terms of that deterrence, and how critical is the relationship between both ukraine and the u.s.? >> sir, the ukrainians are on the right path to be able to provide for their own security, but they will still need u.s. and allied support for quite some time. they need that support in the form of no tangible assistance as well as political and diplomatic support. >> this question is to the both of you. why was r

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rescue efforts are put on hold because bridges and roads are washed away more than 30 people are missing. is a journalist covering the story he has this update. but by going to fewer people i mean being and there's a lot of it or i've been there. to get a plan and when a village gives in the thoughtful court and the local courts of been there when. we've not actually wreath at the scene because all day but the borrowed thing we do need be found he. knew we had that romero in the brig we have got thought and they think it is the obvious about playing up and i bet on the bet on it. that did not buy the house would be quote one of the behavior down that is being given in the area the president has arrived in iraq on an unannounced visit and he met u.s. troops stationed at an air base by pen says he spoke with the iraqi prime minister about the mile anti-government protests that have been going on for weeks demonstrators are angry over corruption and employment and poor public services parliament is preparing to discuss a new electoral reform bill and says he has raised concerns about irania

she misses her baby. she misses her baby boy.you not only that message, we got a rum cake. yeah, we did. so, yeah, your mama sent you the mac and cheese. your favorite dish ever. she sent you mac and cheese and one of her favorite rum cakes. >> okay. this made my whole situation. thank you so much. this is a surprise. it smells orb oh, man, it smells to good. >> go ahead and dig in. miss donna, he's happy. we have achieved this. >> where's my mama at? >> thank you so much. >> she wanted to feed the entire crew, but i said i can't carry that. you guys, thank you so much for joining us tonight. we got him. we surprised him. he's happy. >> thank you so much. mwah! >> good night, everybody, from berlin. we'll see you tomorrow. you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. there are those who will say thatoo fat.: too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old

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he missed two field goals and extra points.son to jacob holster, seattle wins 40-34. that's going to be a huge showdown a week from monday. sunday night football, patriots, pats looking to improve to 9-0. brady pass bay area native and julian edelman and edelman breaks the tackle and fumbles as he fought for extra 24-13. ravens second year quarterback lamar jackson in video game mode, making moves, that guy can run and throw. ravens win 37-20 be the patriots lo loss, the 9ers are the only unbeaten team in the nfl. from the penthouse to the basement, the one win jets and the winless dolphins, four turnovers. sam darnold, interception near the end zone. it got worse. jets deep in their own end. center snaps it and sam darnold wasn't ready. goes through the end zone. safety. whoops. jets fans pay for bags and miami head coach brian flores gets his first career win and a gatorade path. miami winless no more. they beat the jets 26-18. baseball, a's first baseman won their second gold gloves today. chap pi makes an amazing play at le

speier, miss pressley, miss kelly, miss cortez, for this leadership and for and encouraging the committee to examine it. i would also like to think congresswoman duty to, congresswoman gantry cow ski, congresswoman barbara lee ed cardinal sermon camp schrayer for joining us this afternoon and for their tireless work to preserve access to abortion and reproductive health care for women across this nation. i would also like to think lacy clay who has worked with me on this hearing and for his leadership on this issue. this hearing is adjourned but we are going to continue on this issue, thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] test. marijuana policy projects.

all three had been reported missing last sunday. >> it was like they have been in the car for a minute. young walked in and called 911 while young was still inside the restroom. when she came out officers began asking young questions about where she was going. >> she said she's going to fairfield. young could be showing signs of dementia. >> they said she got lost and couldn't find her way. >>> after the family reunion they came into the store to thank her and share her relief the search is fiemly over oofshlths new video shows a water main break causing quite the mess in san francisco. it's happening in the heal neighborhood near 22nd street and rhode island. four homes have been flooded by the water as well as part of the 101 in that area. chp is investigating multiple car crashes on the highway. not clear if they were caused by the flooding water. >>> a life look at downtown walnut creek. it's mostly a ghost town. shoppers looking for deep discounts. you takes a bigger bite from brick and mueller reporter observations every year. most of us still do the majority of holiday shopping

she misses it by seconds.video shows her running after the bus. >> after 2:00 p.m., she's at the bus stop. >> yingying is standing on the corner, probably hoping that she can just catch a break. >> then they make a critical discovery on a camera at the parking garage right across the street from where she was waiting for a bus. you had no idea how to find where she went. >> mm-hmm. >> until this. >> yeah, it was like literally trying to find a needle in a haystack. >> so here you realize, here's the needle. >> here's the needle. the camera captured her standing there. >> and when we watched that video further, there was a black sedan that drove by her, actually turned in front of her east, circled around the block and then pulled up next to her and stopped. and it appeared that the driver rolled down the passenger's side window and i saw yingying look inside. >> it was a pretty eerie video to watch. as soon as the car drives up, basically, and stops right by yingying, i'm just thinking, like, "don't get into t

i'm slightly off-topic but i think it's important and i want to follow up miss bailey . the housing trust fund and capital magnet fund is a great horse of resources or affordable housing and every community in this country is facing affordable housing crisis. you go to big cities, san francisco, boston, now you're going to smaller contingents. the reasons mister yost suggested including zoning, you can't build affordable housing. how important is a housing trust fund capital magnetfund in your view ? >> given the affordable housing crisis that we have, every resource is important. of the housing trust fund helps make sure we are targeting housing resources to the lowestincome people . what i don't think everyone understands all the time is the low income housing tax credit is great and is our largest investment in capital resources but it only makes housing affordable for people who are at 60 or 80 percent median income and the $40,000 range for income. but the housing trust fund does is allowing dollars to be income with the credit to make unit affordable for people at

beyond fast. >>> her daughter was missing. the days without lynsie. ticking them off on little post-it notes. she also went to talk with a detective from the police department. nancy wanted them to know about her lynsie, how they were best friends. it was a speech the detective had heard before. >> sometimes parents give you the idea this is an idillic family life because there's a fear that if they don't paint a rosy picture, we won't look for them. >> reporter: that you won't work hard. >> that we won't work hard. >> reporter: they were working the case. they brought in the usual suspects like the boyfriend. >> when you guys were dating, she hasn't been dating anyone else to your knowledge? >> no. >> reporter: his name was matthew ramirez. >> when i went to her house on thursday -- >> reporter: as can happen with young romance, what was off was soon back on. lynsie and matt were back together in time for the weekend. but not in time to make plans for that friday night. >> i told her, have fun, be careful. she said, okay. >>

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things from the back of the room and i was missing information. i kind of assumed that the way i experienced the world was how most kids and adults experienced the world. so when i had that meeting with one of my teachers, the teacher for the blind and the mainstream teacher issue start evidence to realize how i experience the world is different from others, and other students can just go to school and expect expect at the teachers to teach them. i couldn't do that. i had to think but what might i be missing, the potential unknowns here, how can i find the unknowns? and all my life has been this process of trying to identify unknowns and figure them out and come up with solutions. a lot of detective work. >> host: from your book, miss girma, you write: the blind community has horror stories of blind kids who never contribute around the house because their parents tell them they can't. my parents expect me to do chores, and i do. >> guest: it's true. the truth is as a kid i didn't want to do chores. what kid wants to do chores? luckily my parents s

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hit and miss. most of you, most of us will not get rain. you get a brief downpour. let's look ahead to the saturday storm. that is the interesting aspect of it. see the clouds there. stretching out across the pacific. we will switch from regular satellite and look at the water vapor. it will look weird. increased amounts of the water vapor in the atmosphere. play it forward. watch how it stretches out and reaches over to california. this is an atmospheric river. ribbon of higher concentrations of water vapor in the atmosphere. the brighter the color on the map the more water vapor there is in the atmosphere. that is a signature right there. so, these usual low bring higher amounts of rain with them and warmer conditions in the sierra. the snow level will be high. let's time it out. we will see the rain by saturday afternoon. 2:30. watch the pattern as we get into sunday morning. there is that same line that we were just looking at. the narrow ribbon of water ribbon and the location really matters because if you happen to be right in the middle of that hose light the

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