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of course, that's a very miss. all the kid plaintive down is the one that has destroyed the patriot missile system. that is so crucial to the defense of the city. russian military expert, alexander stephano of says moscow was able to destroy a patriot launch, or by over whelming, you creams, air defenses is a very important step in uh, of this culture. because now we understand that this, uh why the why, why j from all just uh add to science on systems like venture out in the west media . uh their trunk protects the capital all the q solution. uh so the, using the high procedure or working russian sides can easily destroyed such type or for a different assistance. but uh surely would have to understand that. so the system uh well only want broke your told the system costs about $4000000.00. so in this way, because very expensive to use such that all arguments without a complex system using another type of software defense systems. so that's why it was easily destroyed. and the thing that russian science and. ready

the still missing linda. >> we are going to ask you, whether john sohus missing wife might have had justat she was bigger, stronger than both of her husband and the man in the defendants chair. once more, the theory went, she, the wife might well have had a motive. even the prosecution declined to suggest any reason why the defendant wanted john sohus that. >> it made a lot more sense in terms of motive, in terms of reason to kill, that linda, had done. it >> wasn't their trouble in paradise, the couple's friend, sue kaufman, linda, desperate to move out of her mother in law's house? >> you knew that linda was frustrated about the living situation, those are words that you have used, correct? >> yes, she was frustrated. >> she shared that frustration with you, didn't she? >> yes, she did. >> kaufman seethed, side, appalled i what was being suggested. >> i was like dude, you are so far off base, i can't even answer your questions with anger. so i will just answer your questions. >> but it was not just a motive, the defense said. wasn't it also clear linda had survived whatever had happene

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colby and i miss you. is everything okay?ight at 8:10. where you started to get worried then? >> yes. >> although there was no evidence presented about mcvay 's motive for murder, in closing arguments, the prosecutors offered their theory. he killed carrie's in a twisted fit of rage, because he demanded her car to get to the airport, and she had said no. >> we see it all the time, that people are murdered for sometimes the smallest little things. and you are just surprised that another human being can do this to another human being. but that's what happened. >> mcvay's attorneys, aaron dyer, dan dalton, and jon ruud, argue that the prosecution's theory of motive was preposterous. >> the idea that he could kill her, and take her car, to just get a ride to minnesota. i think it's laughable. >> you didn't have a cause of death, so how do you point the finger at somebody? >> the defense did not produce any witnesses of their own. instead, they aggressively challenged the states witnesses, like that former girlfriend. the defense

of course, that's a very miss. all the cube, plaintive down is the one that has destroyed the patriot missile system. that is so crucial to the defense of the city. the russian military, expert and commentator alexander step of sais, moscow was able to destroy the costly patriot launcher by overwhelming new friends or defences. surely it was a very important step in uh, uh, this country. because now we understand that this uh, widely uh why. why do they from all, just uh, added science on systems like venture outs in the west media? uh, their trunk protects the capital of the q solution. uh so the, using the high procedure or working russian side can easily destroyed such type or for a different systems. but uh surely would have to understand that. so the system uh well only want broke your told the system costs about $4000000.00. so in this way, it is very expensive to use such type of all arguments without a complex system using another type of software defense systems. so that's why it was easily destroyed. and

it's no clear that the body found in the forest cannot be so far as missing brother. the age didn't match and the medical examiner has also ruled out that 14 year old mohammed is among the owner. identified bodies found earlier eh, give a few you still a child, depending on what i would remember had implemented so no, unfortunately, it doesn't ring any bells less than as you make out those in hanover seller costume. it still has no idea what happened to his brother. sometimes he would almost prefer to hear that his body had been found that there is or so it wouldn't be easy that service, but it would be better than not knowing. look here, the sir easily knew that he had died and could bury him soon, but then it would be clear as well as a specific, it is what it is secure. it's something we'd have to accept this on certain categories. so i find that really, really awful. it's the worst thing for managed versus russian. so some of us here in con, is tortured by the disappearance of his brother. because my fame doesn't matter what you do, you can't forget that unfortuna

when did she go missing?ted, 9 years old and it's been six years. they were in south elgin, illinois, a suburb of chicago, her father had been awarded full custody. her mother, heather, had gotten supervised visitation. july 2017 right after fourth of july her father ryan goes to pick her up, she's not there. the mother is gone. i looked at court records this morning and an amber alert was immediately issued, there was nothing, they couldn't find her. at the end of july a felony warrant for arrest on can child abduction was issued out of the courts in illinois. still nothing. for six years he didn't know what had happened to his daughter, what did she know? we don't know. but last saturday in north carolina, we want to show you, that's 600 miles away, someone in a store recognized her from the netflix series "unsold mysteries." went to store personnel. i recognize her, she's someone that's been missing. police came, they found her, they arrested her mother. let's listen to police in asheville, north carolina.

the head will be missing. >> where is the head? forensically. >> yeah, right. >> clearly shaken agent cagle told atlanta about the tragic outcome. >> at approximately 7:30 this evening, the body of meredith emerson was discovered in a wooded area, the specific information given as to the location of the body was given to me by gary hilton. >> the kidnapping charge was and heat up. >> mr. hilton is being charged with murder of meredith emerson, he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention center where he's being held. >> coming up. >> police learned what happened to meredith ingraham details. >> she's real quick with her hand she had no hesitation about grabbing weapons and everything. >> and where they're more victims? >> he wouldn't talked about any one to us except meredith. >> when mr. on blood mountain continues. continues. when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can

bulley going missing and her family being thrust into the spotlight and wonder what happened when itge at the time. to be fair to lancashire police, they maintained they believed she had gone into the river at st michael's in lancashire on the day that she vanished which is why they were focusing their resources at that area and they never change their stance that that is what they believed had happened but it did not stop the speculation especially on social media about what may have happened to her as an alternative idea and some of those wild terrible idea really ran away with what people were thinking at the time. when lancashire policed who were coming under increasing pressure to elaborate, as to what they think had happened, and i think after two weeks of pressure, that is why lancashire police revealed that personal information about nicola bulley and her body was found about a week later after that information was released and the coroner is still investigating the circumstances surrounding her death but it was a very high profile episode in the uk about a missing person bec

miss all they need this right? the owner of the cabin, as we've heard you crane has claimed to have shut down boomy stalls and russia even fine. now you cranes talk, ministry official has gone so far as to say that ukraine shot down every single miss all the russia for that say what he said, all the me sounds were destroyed by the air defenses of the armed forces of ukraine . this isn't the 1st time the kid has made such claims and we have to say that there has been absolutely no evidence to suggest that it hurts. jump down, anything is hard. this will make me solve. and uh, just a moment. ukraine's the defense cheese. i chewed me to that ukraine doesn't have arms capable of taking down the couldn't show me. so, i mean, this would be quite a feature in modern warfare. of course, the king joel, me, saul is a verse, the undetectable by a right. all systems of the russian apple said that 856 of the control miss all is during the strike think you have on the, in the early hours of tuesday morning. it's not clear whethe

because he's gone missing . it's anything, maybe he could have been captured, could have collaborated, could have become a collaborator in the war, maybe here we found him dead under the grave in the trench lies. here are all these other speculations. they are excluded. here is a man who gave his life for the fatherland, for the motherland my name is nikolai borisenko, i am the chairman of the mogilev regional historian of the patriotic search club. we bring the missing soldiers home. our search club vika is a community of like-minded people; our youngest is 16 years old, the oldest is 70. while studying at bsu, we were taught latin proverbs and when we thought, what name to come up with. i miraculously remembered the proverb. and who is this latin? well, it literally translates to victory bought with blood, well, we translated it as victory won. today we already know that 27 million remained in the war. there has never been such a terrible war in world history, so we thought it was. this is the most suitable se

and one of them not still missing is the um, the, the white to the dress them white diamond which has a 50 cart diamond incredibly valuable and its possible for left, which is sort of a shoulder diamond to shoulder, to re um, it's expected to be already so, so i sold on so there's very little hope that it will be recovered at this stage. and even from if you look at the drury that has been returned, some of them on the 10th over times in the present damaged condition. so to take some time until the drury will be back in the place in the museum, emily guarding. thank you very much. for this update, and we have more breaking news here in germany. and another trial, the former audi see, or rupert stoplight has confessed to his role in the diesel gate full of scandal of his trial and munich stoplight is now the highest ranking for the executive of the company to make a confession in the emissions cheating scandal that rocked the prime company folks far as low a told the cost that off the line of the scam and 2015 stuff that neglected to inform business part this guilt as part of play deal

you have missing uncle terry, missing jennifer, missing kaysi.myself as the fbi, and then he tells me he wants a pizza. and then i said, well, we'll get one at a break. he goes no, i'll have one right now. i'm like, wow, i wonder who's in charge here. so we ordered him a pizza. >> i'm trying to help you, whether you see it, it's me helping you or not. >> scott was a ten on narcissistic behavior. i knew that he would not talk with me if i did not appease that narcissistic side of him first. >> you don't take a guy that's -- relied all of his life were told a lot of lives all his life, and give him to rev us the truth and one day or a few hours. it just doesn't happen. >> talking with god, it just wears you out. i mean, he'll talk you for hours and hours and hours. if you let him go, he'll talk for ten hours. >> it we can get to the bottom of what happened to jennifer and kaysi, we're pretty convinced i get something to do with their disappearances. you're the last one known to be with both come up with both of them. >> we've interviewed -- >> i di

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once the miss on the alarm system was also briefly activated in japan's ok. now why region of the country's prime minister was taking no chances? most of the expenses, the north korea launched what is believed to be a ballistic miss. i am so sorry, my stuff. this was north korea's 6 satellite launch attempt. and the 1st in 7 years, it was supposed to put the new, clear on states for us to spice satellites. and all that po and young was quick to admit the launch had failed. but did so reggie promise to carry out another test. as soon as possible i came young's and as a south korean journalist who specializes in defense as she told the w more about what it was like when the evacuation alert sounded install. well, the citizens woke up in our confusion. i feel like maybe we are completely just advertise to be kind of emergency last we get the weatherbug all the time we get covered 90. why? but a emergency or any of this nature? especially one that's labeled as a more trying emergency alert. that's something that we've never seen before, even people who have been

is there a fee my phone at least there's no sco the for the and there are many missing bones. pablo's probably just takes dna samples from one they are stored here and in a central database in athens. i also need one for anthropology. so 3 samples and all sorts of the forensic scientist and his assistant interrupt their work. when the funeral director arrives at the hospital, the dead are stored in refrigerator containers, outback. 10 bodies are scheduled for burial. they couldn't all be identified. cost as public research to meet is, has to take the right ones. the smell of the composition hangs in the year. they all want to get it over with as quickly as possible. the mood is tense. lee, but wait, we need order. so it's one but not the other. this one and this should bring a bad stop 0 c, w 260 b can go well, this one. yes. x is 789, and the party from the other contain and make 10. this one, this one here. so that makes 8. no, derek in the labels fell off as it was being moved. you've already got this one here. the funeral director takes the unidentified bodies to the cemetery for

he scoured facebook, visiting search platforms for missing migraines. all in vain. the internet is swirling with rumors, horror stories that are missing migrants center got to be as offer as to find well how much body for 2000 years. he ignored them, hoping for a sign of life from his brother. this is from ha, it's really difficult, misplaced before it gets hard to put out of your mind. because no matter how long the wait long of but she'll f, i hope it'll end. well. a good morning. i'm just going to the next day, pablo's probably to is has to examine the bones from the forest. he has already received instructions from the state prosecutor's office. the forensics professor has been the medical examiner for the ambrose region for 22 years. he gets inquiries from all over the world, from people desperate to find out what is become of their loved ones, asking whether he had identified them among the bodies recovered from the boarder regence. they send photos, videos taken shortly before the crossing spots by the river, where the missing person was last seen. pod latest

she went to show a house and she is missing.nd feel the same pain. >> police and beverley's family gathered at the property, trying to figure out where she was. >> how is your that handling everything? >> i felt like he was hard to read, he would sneak away from time to time and collect his thoughts. >> then, around 1 am. >> i heard, bam bam bam, three knocks. an officer. i said come here. beverley texted me. >> word that bethany texted gave everyone hope. >> i said, this is great. her phone had died. she got some words charged. >> well her friends got text of their own. >> our phones started beeping at the same time with texas. and it was such an eerie feeling. >> i was like oh my gosh! >> what did she say to you too? >> she said i sorry my phone has been dead. i turned it back on. >> it sounded promising but a little bit off. concerned, she used the safety technique that the office had come up with. she texted bethany the special code. >> i said can you tell me who had left the red folder on my desk? >> if bethany was in troub

i hugged him, i say, brother, i miss him so much, i say, my sister, too, and my mother told me what he says, he will level up anyway, that’s right. nazar, the guy has already recovered, he will go to war again, about it free life, he says he will think about it after the victory, i want to live a little civilian life, see how it is, what’s up how to study at the university with anatoly voloshyn, we came to a hospital in the kyiv region, he is undergoing rehabilitation here after being captured, he also served in azovstal before that the mariupol resident was a pastor, he could not have imagined that at 63 he would take up a weapon on february 24 anatoliy voloshin signed up for the terrodefense ranks, received equipment and took an oath, when they were returning, he was at the eastern gate of the shelling, a mortar wounded his hand, and a shrapnel came in, wounded his arm, and went under his ribs . on march 16, the man was brought to the hospital on azov, the bunker shook. from the constant shelling, when the canteen was bombed, the food ran out by that time, there were about 300 people

shaaron anderson: i miss her smile and her laughter. i miss everything about her. it's more difficult to speak in public about it now. keith morrison: the news swept the nation when she vanished. laci peterson, the beaming young mom to be. please, please, let her come home to us. keith morrison: prosecutors speak out in an in-depth television interview. you put so much of your life into it. it stays with you. keith morrison: laci's husband. finally hear the story he told. his rarely seen police interrogation. we couldn't find anything wrong with this guy. he was that charming. keith morrison: and surprising details from the other woman who helped uncover the truth. it's still affects me emotionally. keith morrison: did scott peterson kill his wife? i do not believe he did. i mean, really? who else could have done it? i'm glad you asked that question. keith morrison: once upon a time, in a small california city lived a sweet pregnant woman with a radiant smile. and outside of friends and family hardly anyone knew her name. she would never know, of course, how famous

it's missing just published. but i can make the talking to the dean, it wasn't just about gazing in the lead up to the protests. a lot of pressure was being excessive on people. and they simply had enough the century became a struggle with human dig. the old one, the snow, the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the issue is that when i 1st heard that my husband was accused of organizing and financing the events that daisy associate was a completely fanciful accusation. it should be under fantastic, tenuous numbers could be assigned to. so that's the only way i could describe it, part of it to make the printer's still there. so. so during the protest, i bought a loud speaker and a plastic table to the guys that they use. in addition to some cookies constitute the evidence for you. and your evidence provided in the indictment and support of the allocation of that i had funded the protest. daisy was a people's movement. 3 and a half 1000000000 people to pause and not to come across or miss every time. because the problem is a

soldiers that remained missing since world war ii -- their names lost to history.>> immense pride that our country is going to go to such great lengths. >> carrie brown is a forensic anthropologist at this military lab near omaha and another on a wall who, this painstaking process relies on dna, dental records, sinus records and chest x-rays, they give names to the unknown -- a picture emerges. the missing from world war ii through the cold war. >> we won't leave you behind, it doesn't matter if it's been 80 years or yesterday we make that promise to you. >> reporter: and american promise cap to. since 2015 they have identified nearly 1200 soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines including u.s. army corporal luther story. what does that mean to you? >> it means that i get to welcome him back. >> judy wade never met her uncle luther, a true war hero. during one battle in korea, his army citations that he killed or wounded 100 enemy soldiers. the 18-year-old died protecting his unit, the bravest soldier they ever met was awarded the medal of honor. general omar bradley

almost all of them are listed as missing.e starting work on the field, we will definitely examine it with powerful modern metal detectors. hello guys. a new flag was set for one more watch, that's enough. because there is some kind of metal signal of a sufficiently large volume, my task is to check where it is, if it is a riding signal, if it is not a fighter, a deep find, namely from above. in this case , we have. now we will try a little. here we are right away. looks like from some economic technology. that's it, that is, while we recline, we check, we pick up the flag again. after what come across is unknown, yes? more like. below lies, but so far we see a reset here. a fairy tale broken three-rivet our sasha 40 sapper shovel soviet bsl big, if it had a personal personal medallion, of course , if he reads it for the greatest happiness, the greatest success, because by it you can establish the name find relatives inform him about it. lies well visible already on the surface. well, pockets, as a rule, are the most interesti

thank you for your service and i'll miss new this body -- miss you in this body. plagz magazine thank you. at this -- mr. magaziner: thank you. at this time i yield to mr. neguse. mr. neguse: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, it is a great privilege to be able to be here today to salute my friend, a fine man, a good man, and someone who has served our country so admirably over the course of these last 12 years in david cicilline. there's a quote from president john adams that i want to share. our second president, who once said, i fear that in every assembly members will obtain an influence by noise, not sense. by meanness, not greatness. by ignorance, not learning. and by contracted hearts, and not large souls. there are many places in our country in which his fears ring true today. but one of the places where it does not is in rhode island, where for the better part of the last decade, the people of rhode island could rest easy knowing they had elected a leader who would serve them admirably. a leader whose common sense was on full display as a member of the h

some of these missing ersons tattoos? some of these missing persons comes _ tattoos?rom _ tattoos? some of these missing persons comes from these - tattoos? some of these missing . persons comes from these murders tattoos? some of these missing - persons comes from these murders go back to 1976 you're absolutely right, there will be brothers, there will be sisters and best friends and colleagues who will suddenly realise hang on, that does look like somebodyjust hang on, that does look like somebody just disappeared from hang on, that does look like somebodyjust disappeared from our lives and we do not know why. we are trying to bring some sense of identity and reality to what we hear about crimes across the world, the numbers seem to hide the reality of the awfulness yes, you will see some awful circumstances over what happened to these women want to bring their identities back, we want them to have some dignity and their families are given closure and let us not forget if you can identify these women, there may be a chance to identify those individuals so brutally m

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we bring the missing soldiers home. our search club is a community of like-minded people, our youngest is 16 years old. and when we thought, what name to come up with miraculously remembered the proverb. today we already know that 27 million remained in that war. there was no such terrible war at all in world history, so we thought that yes. this is the most suitable search for us abbreviated vikl victoria coente a victory won with blood. we may have dozens of calls a day, asking someone to help find a missing person . there, in the war, someone asks for advice, because how to find, and someone calls. and my grandmother told me that there was a plane of war lying near the garden , to remain indifferent, we sit on the cars and go to check this information. from april to october. while what remains of the off-season is used to prepare for the field season , we read the memories of people who fought in the area, and then we are already going to the settlements looking for, then he remembers something about it or we give an

miss veer, what are we missing here? it's more than just throwing money at it. >> it is more than just throwing money at it but the investment is really important. i have one family medicine practice that is in high demand. it is a three month wait to see a provider there. another thing that we are seeing largely as a result of the pandemic that we are coming out of is more need for walk in the same day services. particularly for community members who may not already be established for us. as we see covid continue to be part of our lives, they need testing, vaccines, treatment. they are looking to us to provide that. many of us can't. we don't have the resources to do a same day walk-in clinic. >> i would love to have more answers but i am pastime. thank you very much, gentlemen. >> thank you. mister chairman thank you very much. massachusetts is the birthplace of the community health center movement in the united states. from north adams to provincetown, our community health centers proudly bring health care to every co

good day, i will start with the single register of missing persons under special circumstances.register has actually worked in ukraine. please tell me how it works, how can you report a missing person there and how does this register help to find those relatives, acquaintances, friends with whom we lost contact in some way, you know it is very important that this single register of persons disappeared under special circumstances has finally worked, we constantly emphasized because it needs to be done as soon as possible. for what. in order for a person who has disappeared under special circumstances to acquire legal status only after he is entered in this register. what does this mean for an ordinary person? this means that the person who was introduced, who will have the legal status , is already determined and his relatives will be able to receive the poppy and the right to count on state support , social protection, benefits and payments. missing in connection with an armed conflict with military actions from the temporarily occupied territory of part of ukraine or an emergen

of course, that's a very miss. all the cab, plaintive down, is the one that has destroyed the patriot missile system. that is so crucial to the defense of the city r t correspondence. steve sweeney. thank you, steve. this russian military expert alexander's the southern off, says moscow was able to destroy a patriot launcher by over whelming, ukraine's air defenses. surely it is a very important step uh in uh, of this contract because now we understand that this uh, widely uh, what widely from all just uh add to science on systems like venture out to the west media, the compo tag. so the capital was the q solution. uh so using the high procedure uh, working russian side can easily destroyed such type or for a different systems. but uh surely would have to understand that. so the system uh well only want rockets all the system costs about $4000000.00. so in this way, because very expensive to use such type of all arguments without a complex system using in the type of software defense systems. so that's why it was e

i somehow determined for myself that the wives, mothers, in general, women of missing persons can gohrough certain three stages at the stage, the first stage is an emotional stage - it is the shock of understanding what happened. what happened is a shock , you just have to survive it honestly because it all affects your health. to suffer, but to give, to give oneself a certain time, and then to take control and go to the second stage, and the second stage is what to do with it, and that is, this is the stage of action, and then you start , what steps do you need to take for that? well, what do you need to start collecting? information, you start collecting data and filling out all such questionnaires when, well, a year ago there was very little work in some services, it happened like this somewhere, it happened there and you didn't know where to look . now, after a year, the state has already tried to organize it more or less like this and even created a road map. for example, if you google the road map of the coordination headquarters for prisoners of war, there is already a complet

and as you mentioned, you know, miss carter gave this process time. she reached out to her supervisors on 2 occasions and was just told, you know, just wait more information coming. never gotten approved accommodation to not participate in certain services. you know, as a nurse practitioner, ms. carter c is pregnant patients. she performs a lot of the duties that doctors performed and she's that she was going ahead performing her duties all while in october she had received an email as many of the other employees at that facility did, stating that, you know, abortion services were going to be provided so at what point is someone supposed to just sit around and wait while they're conscious being violated? right. danielle, these nice complicated legal issues. you usually rest on some sort of legal precedent. tell us a little bit about the case, the background of the case and about the history of respect for religious freedom on which the cases based so the religious freedom restoration act is, is something that we referred to as a super statute. and thi

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i think before this season he had missed maybe 15 games in his entire career. is really man. so getting him was such a huge boost, everyone. he just goes about his business every 0 drama 0 does this work gives us his 35 minutes night in and night out guards. toughest guy gives death. let us and the driving threat with the catch-and-shoot 3 point threat means just recent excellent player. so means a lot to the team, both both on and off the court. >> now we do is out here warming up a little bit ago. he actually just left the port about 5 minutes ago. i saw him talking to team trainers. he's actually wearing some padding around that rib cage. that tells me he's prepared to come out and try to play. he was smiling a lot. and andrew wiggins does. the warriors are going to need him tonight? he provides so much to that team, both offensively and defensively. but there's no doubt about it. he's going to be playing for some discomfort. so other guys will also have to step it up. now will have one more pre-game report in the back of the hour. but for now, guys, we're live at crypto d

my daughter is missing. and they're trying to give -- we're trying to get some news coverage. >> like so many of the volunteers that day, alison rockwell wasn't a relative. she was looking for nique, her co-worker. >> i love nique. nique was great. she was so great to work with, very smart. lots of energy. positive. wonderful. just a wonderful person. >> on the morning of the search, alison recalls that she and another colleague from work, a man named derek, were running late, and that would turn out to be an important twist of fate. >> 40 minutes late, actually. everyone else had started searching. >> were you given a grid or an area to look at? >> yes. we were given the front of the neighborhood, the very front of the neighborhood. on the right. >> it was one of the last unassigned sections of the organizers'search grid, a patch of woods near a busy road. >> derek and i went into the woods together. and i remember having to walk up and go over a large tree. and there is this pile of leaves, and it's in the

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but was terrible enough, but it wasn't all. >> the kids are missing. julie was missing.s details unfolded, we are in complete shock. >> officers continue their investigation at the harper residence. they still have -- >> jason is dead. we are flipping out. and we are saying, we see this woman, flashing her plates and her picture, on the news. >> so, what's happened? home invasion? kidnapping? murder, suicide? >> did you worry about their kids? >> oh, it was the worst part. >> absolutely. >> number one, their safety. are they okay? >> but the police department have one police of information that neighbors lacked, which gave them a strange phone call at 11 pm the night before. sergeant jeff smith was the lead detective. >> the watch commander working that night got a phone call from an attorney, asking him to go, but the police department to go do offer a check out our residents. >> a welfare check? it seems like an odd request. >> who was this lawyer you called? >> it was attorney bob thinks pfingst. that ball pfingst, he just happened to be the ex da, and now criminal de

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if you miss it. and checking today's high temperatures as high 80s from the gulf to the great lakes, cooler in the west coast, 99 in phenix, 67. in los angeles, 71 in portland. coming up, the growing lifeguard problem at pools and beaches across the country. also ahead, a pod of killer whales biting a hole in a boat. the hour long attack all caught on camera. and a couple goes missing while on a cross-country ski trip. the woman's family tells us why they are so concerned for her safety - did you see that? - whoa, whoa, we scored? - yeah we scored, we're going to the playoffs. - i can't believe i missed that. (bell dings) every time i'm buzzed i spend too much time on my phone. - what? i should take your phone away. - no, no, no, i'll call for a ride. - hey, why does my face look like that? - (laughing) i'm playing with these new face filters. - okay you know what? that's mine. - [buzzed guy] i'm gonna need that back. - [kevin] nope. - [buzzed guy] kevin. america. we're back with a fiery accident in