>> yes, i'd like to file a missing persons report. >> okay. who is missing?e jackson. >> an officer came out to the house and met with andre. >> you know, i see him talking to the cops but i still don't see my mom anywhere. and i think that's when i found out that my mom still hadn't come home yet. had no idea where she was at. >> police started interviewing witnesses, searching the neighborhood, but the weekend passed with no sign of marie. that's when the phone rang on the desk of fbi agent rick hadel. >> we got the report i believe on a monday, maybe a tuesday, that she was missing, didn't report to work. of course, they were concerned of her disappearance. >> and that was unlike her. >> absolutely. >> it's unusual for the bureau to get involved in a missing persons case, but it turned out that marie singleton was no ordinary missing person. not with her job. >> they called the department of defense. they didn't call it cia. but she's working for the u. s. government for the agency working on communications for them. >> unbeknownst to just about everyone i

miss hedges did her best. she tried to do negotiate, she even begged for relief but the harassment continued. and one point she said she was even afraid to leave her house. this harassment is part of the business model. a counselor at a medical debt collection agency owned by private equity firm had some choice words about harassing patients. they said, they found the first 20 to 30 calls to be quote, highly effective. if the calls don't work, debt collectors often move on to even more aggressive tactics, like litigation. forcing people to go through lengthy, expensive, emotionally draining core proceedings often while still battling cancer grieving a loved one. for patients, litigation can result in garnished wages or property leans. we have seen people thrown in jail because they couldn't afford to pay. it is the return of debtors prison. people in the united states of america, men and women today, are in jail right now because of medical debt. of course, whenever we find suffering wall street finds opportun

miss berg? >> yes, and so as to my experience as a classroom teacher, it has not really changed anything because these books that are being banned our choice. they are not being forced on any student. they are books in the library. the curriculum is a very different from the books that exist in the library so. the thing is, you can decide for your own child not to have to read the book. you don't get to make that choice for every other child in my school, in my school district, or in the nation. and in fact, we all have a commonality in the great gatsby, which is a book on the curriculum. we were all currently reading even though it i -- think we're doing a quiz on it today -- so there's two different sets of books when you're talking about classroom curriculum and a library for choice. >> very nice. so my time is up. but really, i'm happy to write you a note if you need that one. that might help, i'm not sure. i'm going to come now to mr. donald for his five minutes of questioning. >> thank you

margarita is margarita 's sister, the missing irina demina.old us a story about a blackened silver cross, a woman who decided, without waiting for the end of the investigation, to start her own search for margarita she understood to be unsurpassed by professional detectives who work out all the relatives of friends and colleagues, the inconsolable sister who disappeared with her father. went in a different way, a common-law husband could kill her sister. all three of us three sisters lived very friendly, grew up together and were very good friends. i simply could not think that my sister moira had some kind of secret life. margarita helped the detectives when inspecting the apartment. she had a spare key. investigators found no evidence of a crime. when the employees left, the woman began to clean up, and then her attention was drawn to a piece of paper that had become a bookmark. margarita unfolded it and read the handwritten lines. seven posts of my desires, seven bridges of my love. seven bridges or seven bridges, they say this is the only

at the low sat, her son went missing last august. she says the pain of having a son or a daughter go missing, never goes away. when the so now when it gets almost, i'm not the only one. we are many, i don't only speak for myself. i speak for all the disappeared because it's unfair that organized crime takes away so many young men and women to do whatever they want with them. the number of disappeared in mexico is fast approaching 100000. some have been missing since records began in the 60s, but the vast majority of disappearances have been reported since 2006 when former mexican president, philippe, as it own declared a war on drugs. though mexico's current president on british manuel nope, is over a lot promised to reduce disappearances. some 30000 people were reported missing in the country in just the 1st 3 years of his presidency. as the number of missing persons in mexico has steadily increased over the past few decades, so has public pressure on the government to do more to end. the crisis of disappeared and not long experts s

she did not go missing.ed her and put her in the woods and that is worth something, to know that and say that. wort why would anyone imagine >> while justice for sandi may anyone not look quite like what anyone imagined, her family is taking show solace in the beautiful person sandi was and the reflection they see of her in her children. your dad says that he sees your mom in you and in your sister. do you think she would be proud of you and what you've accomplished? >> i think she would. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. welcome to the show. i'm zerlina maxwell. congressional democrats are asking tech counted companies to save condo that could be used as russian war crimes this becomes evident as they begin their first war trial since the start of the invasion. meanwhile, president biden is working to re-energize the global community in the fight against covid-19, as the u.s. has now passed 1 million deaths

let's start with you mister foley. >> yes. >> miss dibartolo. >> absolutely. >> miss cannington. >>absolutely . >> miss sullivan. >> yes. >> and ms. thompson. >> atyes. >> unfortunately my time is up. i will now recognize the distinguished ranking member congressman gonzales for five minutes of questions. >> thank you chairwoman beatty and thank you to our witnesses for your testimony. i want to start with you. i've always had a particular admiration for successful entrepreneurs and your story in particular is just so powerful and the passion with which you tell it is inspiring in so many ways so i want to commend you and thank you for being here but also just for having such incredible tenacity. i want to dive a little deeper on that access to capital because i think whatever you're talking about the marginalized communities no matter what community it is there's access to capital point is just enormously critical. maybe the most important. i think there's folks in this world who can snap their fingers and acquire capital at almost 0 waste and on unbelievable terms and there's o

government's handling of the worst economic vices since independence and russia fires. hypersonic misses that odessa, the latest attacks on the reins, largest sport city, and a vital trade gateway for the country. ah, gunmen have killed at least 70 people in separate attacks in easton democratic republic of congo. i wanting that some viewers may find the following images disturbing more of the victims were women and children being armed, both who were attacking their home villages in eatery province. it's one of 2 regions where a state of emergency was extended last week. the government says it combat in groups babbling for control of gold lines. al jazeera markham, where be falling, the story for him from kenyan capital and i will be sunday. this talk more that it was in the town, among walla, and more than 30 civilians were killed at the time. and health officials have told us that since then, more people have died from their injuries in the hospital being the total who died in the attack up to $55.00. and then on monday night and tuesday morning and a separate attack just about 25 kil

this woman's daughter, brenda went missing in 2011. she was later found dead and she has since dedicated her time to helping other families find their missing loved ones alive and to call on the government to do more about missing persons cases. >> it is the same investigators as always and the same is -- same inconsistencies as 2011. the authorities don't do their jobs right. the only thing new is their job titles. >> once again shining a spotlight on the worsening problem of impunity which experts say feels higher rates of violence and disappearances. according to the latest report by the united nations committee, 700 and 48 women disappeared in mexico in the first four months of this year. that is an average of seven women going missing every single day. out to zero, mexico city -- al jazeera, mexico city. >> the main goal of the meeting is to stop fertile lands turning into deserts. the u.n. estimates 12 million hectors of land is lost every year. >> this is no longer noises but a village sinking in the sand. gone are the green pas

, miss friedman, miss to pidluzny -- forgive me -- miss berg, all the students participating -- thank you for this important investment in american freedom. the meeting is our joint. witnesses will have five days to get us any changes to their testimony, and members will have five days within which to submit amid additional written questions for the witnesses to the chair, and we'll send them to you, for further questions, and please respond to them as quickly as you can. and with that, the meeting is adjourned. [indiscernible] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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rice. >> miss rice, miss adams time has expired. >> i'm out of time. thank you, mister chairman. i yield back. >> the gentlelady from north carolina yields back. the gentleman from ohio, mr. davidson, is now recognized for five minutes. >> i think the chairman, i think the chairwoman and ranking member for scheduling another hearing on housing. at least it's a new topic, on how we praise the value, and to the extent that race is a motivating factor in valuations. and valuations sort of have a trade school kind of approach. there is a right answer within range. so when you look at disparity and valuation, i think it's interesting to see some of the research that you've done, mr. peter, in this space. there is lots of correlation's, and miss rice you've highlighted that, so maybe that's where we can pick up. frankly, in your testimony you cite a study from 2018 to support your claim there is inherent bias because now there is disparate -- disparate in valuations. you picked up on credit scores as a factor, but to what extent can you see that? and in the

it's estimated a 100000 on missing sample over 50 years. more than 50000 bodies remain identified in more terese. many are victims of the drug war or criminal gangs fighting the government for territorial control. manual revenue was at the gathering in mexico city mothers day here in mexico. it's also sort of become an unofficial remembrance day for missing persons here in the country. our at the center of the city on the main avenue of the mexican capital, we seen somewhere around 2000, maybe more people that attended today. this, in other words, potentially 2000 or more mothers who are out here protesting that after years of searching they still haven't been able to find their children dead or alive. now when we talk about these trouble, e statistics and who the people are that are missing these nearly 100000 people. these are the faces of some of the missing. we're talking about people from all walks of life, 100. not nearly 100000 people. this is a problem that really took off in 2005 between 20062009. coinciding with the administration

. >> thank you miss king. >> miss stewart of community catalyst, welcome. >> thank you. thank you welcoming chairman brown. thank you for having me. community catalyst is a national nonprofit organization that is dedicated to building the power of people. to build a health system that is rooted in race equity and health justice in a society where health of the right for all. for nearly 25 years we have worked at the forefront of local, state, and national conversations to make the house system or responsive to people. over the course of that time, one of the major takeaways from our work has been the deep connection, the troublesome connection, between peoples health and their overall financial well-being. there is no issue that shines a brighter light on this reality than the issue of medical debt. it is important but medical that into its context. our house system is costly! it is imbued with this inequity and this harms us all. billing and collection is complicated and confusing, even to experts. to patients, individual people who are put in situations of resolving th

mckenzie was missing.at tonight made the connection. >> he just mention to me casually, that girl we met at the bar, that's the girl that went missing. >> of course rob remembered the student and the secret she revealed to him that night. >> i don't know whether she was seeking approval or just advice or recommendations -- >> how did she put it? >> she said she was on a dating site and looking for sugar daddies and i said to her which ones, and she said seeking arrangements. >> seeking arrangement, a wet side designed to connect young women with prosperous old man. robert newell lot about dating sites, he is a p. i., remember? he figurative mckenzie was missing, that just might have something to do with it. >> i went straight home got on the computer and got on to seeking arrangement and within an hour, two hours i had found her profile. >> there she was, beach baby 96. >> what was interesting about her profile is that it was very authentic and honest. she wasn't really hiding who she was, she was pretty s

the backgrounds of missing persons are diverse. some of them victims of cartel violence, others or migrants like adults who are the most roy who went missing just over a month ago. his family says the search has been exhausting. they see that missing migrants are often ignored by authorities. that migrants have rights to they deserve to be heard. i know they try to cross the border illegally, but they are still human beings. they still have families that, that frustration over worsening insecurity. disappearances and gender base violence have sparked similar demonstrations in recent weeks. the response for mexico's president has been promised to address these issues and avow that injustice in mexico is the thing of the pass. although these mothers de protesters see they are proof that much more still needs to be done. one went up a little al jazeera mexico city. when a potter was highest profile, anti drug prosecutors has been killed during his honeymoon in the columbia, an island, but who much hello patchy was shot by alleged hitm

i missed manchester but i would never miss _ be here.er miss this. _ wales coach wayne pivac has named leicester flanker tommy reffell and cardiff number eightjames ratti as two uncapped players in his 33—man squad to tour south africa injuly. pivac retained dan biggar as captain for the three—test tour ahead of alun wynjones. george north returns after a year out through injury, but veteran scarlets centre jonathan davies misses out. this will go down as one of the most bizarre and unfortunate sporting injuries of full time. right after making history as the first black african to win stage at one of the cycling grand tours, this rider injured himself on the podium. the 22—year—old was struck in his left eye by the cork from a bottle of pacifico he was opening to celebrate. it looks painful. he won the tenth stage of the dura de italia. we went to hospital where haemorrhage was discovered and doctors recommended he withdraw from the race. that's all the sport for now. i cannot believe he carried on shaking the bottle! thank you. six yea

." >> tonight, missing at the border.ur john quinones goes behind the headlines and the politics of the immigration debate. >> how tough are the conditions out there? >> it's dangerous. they're putting their lives at risk. >> border protection officials turned first responders. one family's desperate journey to find their loved one. >> when he was missing, it was hard. because i was thinking that nobody will believe me. >> it's fortunate -- important to have the remains back. to be with their loved ones as close as they can. >>> back to the prairie. >> home is the nicest word there is. >> melissa gilbert, laura ingals wilder from "a little house on the prairie," who is found her way home. >> now i have my own prairie, which is what i always really wanted, which was the life i pretended to have on television. >> overcoming the pressures to fit in in hollywood and finding her best life. >> i think age should be celebrated and not feared. >>> and bye-bye ipod. apple discontinues the little gadget that started it all and revo

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miss friedman. thank you. i think miss berg said a lot of what i was going to say, but i think we do better when we listen to each other's stories and these stories are in the books that we read in the classroom in the school libraries. and with me you heard when i talked about the lgbtq books particularly for my family and learning about the people that we need to work with whether it be in the school in the community even when you get out into the real world, so i just think it's important that we do better when we know about each other all of us and and it's within our books that we learn about each other listening to other. thank you. and miss. hope before i come to mr. jordan for his questioning. so our echo everyone's thoughts and what i'm hearing is that we need to build tolerance and we need to build empathy and how we do that is by starting. through literature and we allow our youngest learners to be comfortable. when they're uncomfortable and being able to feel like they can ask questions and express

the 2% of the missing child cases.e worry and what are some of the most common reasons that children can go missing? well, you know, children vulnerable these days. how we know recent for colts depression and suicidal ideation has gone up significantly. we know that feelings of hopelessness and the last 10 years of increased by 40%. these kids have experienced trauma abuse, depression, isolation, some of them are homeless. and we know that black and brown kids in foster children all disproportionately affect that. so these kids end up running away. they can run away from an abusive situation. all they might be running too runyon. someone as green been over a period of time that has led them to that they can have a life. so the risks that some we know, according to the california department of education, that 3% of students and california currently homeless. that's about 180,000 kids. and we also know that almost 70% them will be explained to them all from us. 70%. and what are some tips you have for parents to keep the

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was that she was missing. it just flat out gone. no one could imagine lynn, a responsible hospital administrative aide. just snapping and walking out on her life. least of all, on her five year old son kristen. >> one thing is certain, lynn is -- >> jennifer, a miami reporter that covered the disappearance. >> for her to disappear, without leaving word for her son was just something that everyone knew would never happen. >> esther sanchez met lin when she came to work at parkway hospital in fort lauderdale. at the time, lynn was still living with her fiancÉe. a business owner named clifford. when the two married in 1989, esther was the maid of honor. >> she wanted whatever girl dreams, of getting married, having a beautiful wedding, and looking forward to having children. the goal of a white picket fence. >> when baby christian came along, lynn, the proud mom made her boy one of the most photographed children in south florida. over the moon with being a mom, less so at being mrs. clifford. >> i thought they were a poor match. >> wit

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100000 people, these are the faces of some of the missing. we're talking about people from all walks of life, 100, not nearly 100000 people. this is a problem that really took off in 2005 between 20062009. coinciding with the administration, a former mexican president felipe event, and he began that on and the beginning of the mexican war on drugs. again, people from all walks of life, some of the mothers that you're seeing out here are the mothers of victims of cartel violence. some of them are mothers from central america looking for their children who went missing, trying to cross into the united states. really, people from all across mexico. and one thing that you'd really do here, a stated repeatedly from people that attend these events of remembrance for missing persons, is that they are all victims of impunity. because not only are many cases of missing persons here in mexico, not investigated, mexican state and federal officials also have a history of course disappearances. so when you hear this sort of demands and what people here ar

the crisis of missing persons in mexico is so massive that every day an average of 6 women go missing, most of them will never be seen or heard from again. as weeks and months have passed, with no updates on victoria's whereabouts, many have lost faith of ever finding her alive. grocer however, refuses to give up hope, vowing to never give up the search for her daughter. manuel that are below al jazeera mexico city. finland says that russia has halted supplies of natural gas. it escalates a dispute with european nations who refuse to pay for russian gas in rubles, poland and o guerria were cut off last month. separately, russia has warned of consequences for finland and sweden, if applied to join nato. labranz outgoing government is approved a financial recovery plan in its final meeting before losing decision making. palace, the cabinet is operating at a can't take a row after parliamentary elections last week. the plan includes several measures to unlock funds from a deal with the instructional monetary fund. they include changes to laws on bank secrecy. the bailout is needed to dea

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one person was killed in 8 others, at least were injured in a series of miss our attack sort of hit the city of odessa, big explosions in different locations west and east areas of odessa. what also the results of the missile attacks. the most massive explosion was here, one of the biggest moles which will almost destroyed fires were all over the place and around a 1000 square meters and still firefighters are dealing with the fire. these missile attacks came as part of a series of similar attacks against the city of a debtor. over the last few days, the ukrainian air defense forces managers to intercept some of these missiles. but some other missile attacks lead to huge destruction in the southern city of odessa euro m, r u fall mass is at least 100 civilian men are still trapped in the as a style still works, which are besieged by ra horses. ukrainian officials said at the weekend, all women, children, and elderly, had been rescued. the steel found his last pocket of ukrainian resistance and the devastated port city. a fight as a holding out there in underground bunkers. they're refus

. >>> fashion's biggest night, the hits and misses from the met gala and the symbolic dress worn by kim kardashian. >>> plus, fashion at the office. just how casual are workplaces willing to go post pandemic? leaked to the media calls roe v. wade egregiously wrong igniting passions on both sides of the issue. overnight, tensions running high outside the supreme court. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: barricades erected and protesters gathering all in response to a new report saying the conservative leaning court is ready to overturn roe versus wade, the landmark ruling that legalized abortion. >> it would dramatically upend abortion rights. >> reporter: the website politico reports it obtained documents from a person familiar with the court's proceedings. the documents are labeled a first draft of an opinion in a case challenging mississippi's ban on abortion after 15 weeks. a ruling in that case is not expected until the summer. but in the draft, justice samuel alito, the opinion's apparent author writes roe was ejectously wrong from the start. >> it was circulated in the court as a fir

rachael was missing.harles capone and his friend david stone told police they were with her the night she vanished. but the timelines they provided did not match, making investigators suspicious. now, a third man was about to start talking. and what he had to say was explosive. here again is dennis murphy with secrets of the snake river. >> the high and low search across the eerily beautiful pollutes country, for any search of rachel anderson was turning up. nothing months after her disappearance, detectives were convinced they had identified their prime persons of interest. rachel's estranged husband charles, and his churchgoing buddy david stone. but the investigation had stalled and was at a parent dead and. no secret what's the biggest obstacle was four lead investigators captain dan hally and detective jackie nichols. >> it's an axiom in law enforcement nobody, no crime. >> at this point we don't even know we have a death. we believe that in our gut. >> as the cops dug deeper into the background of t

what was the deputy was missing for several days? the state prosecutor's office didn't do their job correctly. my mistake was trusting the prosecutor's office. disappearances are an all too common problem. inv alone in just the 1st few months of this year. more than 60 women been reported missing in the city of monterey alone. head out of the martinez has been looking for his sister for more than a month. now. he says, assistance from the government in finding her has been like, having no help at all. but i me have better the atom for me the 1st 16 days she was missing were wasted, which is very important. the longer my sister remains missing is evidence. your 3rd is not doing a good job. many in this part of mexico say that a lot of the complaints about the government lacking resources, having poor training, and a tendency by authorities to downplay the seriousness of the problem can be traced back decades. e, y like is that when a salise, his daughter, brenda went missing in 2011, though brenda was later found dead. one a has since

his team went to work tracing the missing student.y went to work, tracing the missing student with a technological tools. they picked his cell phone. checked the university computers. christian had not locked on. >> we checked with the local hospital and with out notes froo the previous night. check with the city and county to see if they had any contact with them. >> no sign of christian everywhere. >> you are still calling and texting? >> i'm sending messages saying we are going to find you. i love you so much. everything is going to be okay. trying to calm myself down. >> it was in those hours erika disclosed a secret. her secret too. since high school graduation and break up with pedro, she and christian had become more than friends. >> it was very exciting. we thought it was great. we thought this is us learning to get used to gainesville. it was like i had my best friend with me. somebody i could always turn to. someone i always did turn to and now, somebody who would always be there for me. >> who made the move for the first em

how could you miss this? >> it's not that we missed this.f those cases were on desks of six homicide detectives in the '90s. we didn't have the technology. we definitely didn't have the manpower and we definitely didn't have the resources. >> when henry wallace confessed to police, he listed names of people that investigators didn't even know had been murdered. >> well, there is one name in particular on that list that i am certain wasn't on their radar at all, and that is valencia jumper. >> investigators say valencia jumper died in her third floor apartment. they say this also appears to be the unit where the fire started. >> valencia jumper came to charlotte. she was a student at johnson c. smith university. >> henry wallace knew valencia's sister. that was their connection. >> she was found in a house that had caught fire. that didn't fit any patterns before or after. >> it was ruled that maybe she was out drinking with her friends and had too much to drink, put a pot of beans on the stove to eat, and the fire engulfed the apartment. >>

miss foster earned her b.a. from dairy, college and a masters degree for the university of south florida, and a j.d. from georgetown university law center. michelle brasher goodwin is the chancellors professor of law and is the founding director of the center for biotechnology and global health policy at the university of california irvine. previously, professor goodwin was the everett fraser professor at the university of minnesota. with appointments in law school, metal school school, and the school of public health. the receiver behave in the university of wisconsin, her j.d. from boston college law school, and receive llm and ask you the degrees in the university of wisconsin. we welcome our distinguished witnesses, we thank them for participating today. i will begin by swearing in our witnesses. i asked that are witnesses in person please rise and raise your right hand. i asked that are remote witness please turn on your audio and make sure i can see your face, and raise your right hand while i administer t

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us it now i really miss the classics, new items, exclusives without registration.n, of course you will, thank you for sure. get well soon. thank you so much. thank you, recovery in the hospital, when there are modern methods of treatment that doctors use. about what is happening on the fronts, for example, the allied forces liberated the city of svetlodarsk, and zelensky’s arme, retreating, tried to undermine the dam. and what happened next kiev is offered to give up part of the territory of russia and this statement is not from moscow about this.

they missed the point. for example, 2020 when we started with the fresh government. no one can say that we didn't have the facts. i mean, if you are a good analyst of the economic situation you should have known that this is coming. the country's economic recovery is going to be long and arduous. these people want to ensure the government gets it right this time. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news, colombo. to new zealand now where the first international tourists for more than two years have arrived after the country removed coronavirus measures and opened its borders. people from more than 60 countries including britain, the us, and singapore, can travel to the country. it follows one of the world's strictest covid lockdowns. earlier, professor michael baker explained why this is such a big moment. greeted with a warm welcome, what was the mood like there? the mood was one of excitement. you can see people gathering behind me, flights landing recently from dubai, people waiting to meet relatives. we spoke to a

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