missy nelson's morning ritual was interrupted by a phone call. it was the bank where her daughter jessica worked. she was an hour late. >> i was like, what, what do you mean she's not there? they're like, we she's not here and we've been clogging. her and she's not answering. >> the thing was, jessica was never late. missy tried calling her. no answer. panic now she ran to her car. was jessica at home, sick? >> it's like, let's call her on the way over there. i was thinking, i don't know where she's at. and then i started to think, really bad things. maybe she was in a ditch somewhere passed out. maybe she was in a really bad car accident. >> did you know it was something bad? >> i felt something was wrong. so, i get over there and her car is in the driveway. i'm like, ok she is here. she's not in an accident. but why isn't she answering the phone? >> the door was locked. so, missy used her key to let herself in. >> i walk in and her house is really dark. i can't find her and it's like, everything is dark, so i don't know where i am going. and th

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missy, we appreciate your perspective this morning. gymnastics career, you suffered from the twisties. it's this disorientation. i've heard it described as a disconnect between your mind and your body while you're moving in space. for viewers, what is it like? what could be a cause of it? >> well, it's really hard to describe because most people don't relate to gymnastics on just a casual level the way that maybe they do with trying to golf or play tennis or play a baseball or softball league. this phenomena happens with everybody, really, that performs in any kind of capacity. it's very, very real, first of all. i think that's what some people are discounting. i don't know how else to describe it other than just a disconnect between what your body has trained to do, quite oftentimes for years and years and years, on end and knows by muscle memory what to do, and your brain knows what to do, and it's like everything just goes haywire. i have had it happen to myself, so i understand, but i would say that probably every gymnast that has

move missy, can you guess? we'll go to the police and join sabelle a good school. safe cannot tell me to mention the operating has upset by the way up daddy can come and my father was we got a good movie. was supposed to meet my last night and i tried to install it, but the loop get out to me again. my name is because the son is in the new school or some of our name who dealt with that is a monday, november to cooper. but jump with it and it was slim to both the other 2. their parents will come. we've got one. let me go to some of my, you know, but this year, but that just for in the ah, use me. what can i do? i sort of guy, but he was there when we were looking, what is the model number ma'am, but none with cannon was so terribly sorry. oh no, not my mobile so much out. him not to go over that with the, with the, with the new and i was, they will go what i, what i i love the kind of kind of, you know, the kind of what do you, what are the items there will be more of a to that is what i would do, which one of t

so we pretty much going to be working the same area before this person missy. this is what we have me ah ah. okay. yeah. c this person was found on february 5, 2018. skeletal remains and identified. ah, we are very, very close to the area. so their site we have 11 gala, so what all together. so we need to save some for the next stop. we are here to do something that is very close to my heart to give someone a presence to give someone a little bit of recognition that this person came a long way from home and died here. and the dream ended here. and i hope that the idea of the american dream doesn't die altogether. that he will, per door though we'll stay because we need, we are a country migrants and when in migration to renew our ideals and our notion of, of where we are as a countries be very careful here with his rocks rattlesnakes here. what i have a good one, what stay there, stay there. don't know. i'm not the same, but i don't breeze the people in latin america believe that when someone dies at that particular location, the spirit stays somewhere, leaves

and as they struggled for supreme, missy over all the seas america and her ships got caught in the middle. it's almost prayed the pond. so as the 19th century dawned american found herself engaged in yet another struggle to preserve the rights one by the four of independence, and it was during the four of 1812 over filmed by america's valley and defense of fort mchenry that francis scott key. wrote the star-spangled banner 12 over a near er alton for the prominent flag was set 13 horizontal red and white stripes with the white star for every state or than yet to come to be set upon a blue field. from the day it first appeared at the stars and stripes have gone through 27 different changes. once as southerners attempted to break away, the flag itself was split in two. so i find myself in a new homeland. under a flag that has strengthened its people across two centuries in times of enormous growth and change. and in times of trouble which have saddened the entire world. this is today as it always has been a land of many peoples all with one banner. each to worship in his own day. to aspire

you know, missy, i would say that if you asked me back in early 2020 during the presidential primaryould withdraw essentially all u.s. personnel from afghanistan, all u.s. troops in the first six months i would've been very surprised about where the case. i would have been skeptical. how did this come about? >> so, president biden has had this well developed sense of sex skepticism and the value of the military in afghanistan for at least a decade at this point. as you recall, when he was vice president, he was very passionate voice of caution arguing that president obama should -- as he put it at the time, champ by the generals who are arguing for a big surge in afghanistan. ultimately, the military went out and there wasn't a surge. and as you say, the outcome of those additional ten years is really questionable at this point. the afghan forces have had a lot of time to get trained up and get their equipment. but at the same time, what we're seeing right now is the taliban really sweep across much of the country as the result of fighting. as the result of plant practical retreat. a

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missy ryan has been doing great reporting on this topic.chel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you my friend. much appreciated. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us. so the planes just landed. late today a few dozen democratic members of the texas state house of representatives met here at a local plumbers union building in austin, texas. after they all met there together they got on a bus and they drove straight on to the tarmac at the airport in austin. they then all boarded a pair of planes to leave the state of texas all together. here's how the "texas tribune" headlines their trip, quote, "texas house democrats flee the state in a move that could block voting restrictions bill and bring the legislature

us when the phone can support the and the little unison is pena showing us, you know, yellow field missy. get up on it. the push on i hope, you know, because when you're looking for a click on the support and duck in the middle, the point i guess i can go on to your knowledge miss. i love most of you for just 100. 33 in the mean function. ah, there are a spaniards out there who might happen to resemble their parents, but aren't actually related to them. and they will die without knowing that or their real biological origins. because there is no way of knowing it if they were falsely registered as their biological child, they should be moved into the service. when you come in early in appropriate bramble, literally you can be almost still feeling fine. you're going to some of the going to collect one form into and traffic. it can be a lead on the other you know, tend to ship the fuel because it pretty well. yes. unless the local control can lower. that was only important than i know. and then i'm going to put it doesn't look like you know, and they know they can get into us. we've put the

the situation in afghanistan, the security situation is so unstable, you have had 20 years of the missi by u.s. and nato troops. now it is ending. do you find yourself asking if there was all for nothing? >> to answer that with just one word, no. i think what we are seeing right now in the country is a scenario that many had predicted two different degrees. especially with the withdrawal of nato troops. however, the gains of the last 20 years being the development of institutions, the development -- the root of element of an army, a police force, the rise of civil society organizations, i could give you an example of how far afghanistan has come. they brought together rivers editors, businesswomen representing over 2000 formal businesses. they produce the communiquÉ in which they reiterated their commitme to continue their efforts in the countrynd continue their investment so they could ensure the jobs are create for men and women. they also called on both parties to ensure th these efforts continue. while ere is severe instability across the country with ongoing fighting intensifying,

anchor: a school was rated by gunmen, 150 children are missi from the baptist high school.the 10th school kidnapping in nigeria since december. this is one of the parents. >> i'm told by friday that will be located. this morning at about 6:00, they entered the school, kidnappers. none of our children are back. anchor: we've been talking about who may be behind the attacks. >> the region where its happening, where kidnapping for ransom is common. criminal gangs have been targeting schools, as you said in your introduction. since december, mass abductions have been happening across northwestern nigeria in particular in this state. they follow a similar pattern, they stormed the school and take often hundreds of students with them into nearby forests where they keep them until as paid. >> so in this case do we believe ransoms have already been demanded? >> authorities are keeping very tightlipped about the whole thing. they have not confirmed exactly how many people were taken. in the case of the hospital, it is still unclear if any children under the age of three are taken. b

. >> reporter: wisconsin's new head of economic development, , missy hughes missy hughes appointed by just renegotiated the $300 billion in state money down to 80 million, and the state has changed its approach. >> a business is never going to choose a state to relocate or to expand in just based on subsidies that the government is providing. they're going to want to make sure that the work force is there, that their supply chain is there, and that they can be successful. >> reporter: the new deal with foxconn doesn't get back the hundreds of millions already spent on infrastructure, roads and power lines, and buying land and homes. kim mahoney says she and her husband are still willing to sell for the right price in the meantime, there is one benefit. >> it's quiet out here >> reporter: incentives are still a major factor in the cost of doing business and that looms large in our new america's top states for business study coming soon to cnbc but we're also looking at some of the new realities, including what states are doing specifically to help get their companies through the pandem

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. >> spacex rockets built by elon musk have already been used to power nasa missis. and spacex is designing a lunar lander that is intended to take humans back to the moon. you know, there are some who argue that nasa should stay out of the business of building rockets and that this should be left to the private sector. there is a view that nasa's role in space exploration should be to set the vision for the country and then partner with the private sector who cado a better job of controlling cts and meeting deadlines. what's your response to that? >> well, that was the whole theory of the space bill, the nasa bill of 2010, was to have the best of both worlds. now, always, nasa has depended on the commercial sector. all of our previous flights to the moon, for example, were all done with private companies, witha overseeing them. in effect, you're having a version of that right now as we're going back to the moon with the first woman and the first person of cor. >> let me ask you -- because china and russia he announced that they have plans to launch a spacecraft as s

together, mom for them on the when they don't want to return home. him the do at the end is my name is missy. i'm in the college and so doing my ph. d up. i'm a single school and you will attend to work at summer far. i will figure where in sweden's darlena province, 4 hours north west of stuck home. this is to say boot an old fashioned countryside stomach there typically without electricity and running water. the land alice goose dust on farm is no exception. the 82 year old knows the centuries old tradition of cool name from her childhood days. the drawn out chance i used to call cattle back from grazing yet open up a corner for me to get all the cows home in my way. and i'm only going to for what it sounds like called com. oh, home. oh, you don't. i need is fascinated by these traditions. she's especially interested in stories of women who would spend the summer months, all alone at these fonts tending to cattle. me what's actually happening and i don't want it that we don't learn about this in school so that some of the level historians on the part of our history is simply not talked abo

upcoming adaptation of cinderella the cast includes adina manziel, pierce brosnan, james corden and missy begins streaming on september 3rd. could it get more star studded >> you have the power names. the last cinderella was emma watson, that was great so to see this new version this way, it's always fun. >>> now to wall street where commission free stock trading app robinhood was slapped with a $70 million fine and big news for ford motor jeff, good morning >> good morning to you real slap on the wrists here for robinhood. it's not the first time that this trading app has been in the news for the wrong reasons the message from the regulator is, quote, widespread and significant harm caused to customers and they say that through poor information it may have cost many of their users at least $7 million in lost profit, which is not good news they've also raised concerns about whether risky options trading was allowed for some customers who it shouldn't have been appropriate for so not good news for robinhood, but they say they will improve let me just move on to the ford story. again, it's

. >>> rescuerers promised a missi to find the missing in the collapsed surfside condominium building will go on as crews try to stabilize the rubble ahead of a major storm tracking to make land fall. >> we are of course monitoring tropical storm elsa. it will cross cuba and approach florida likelely sometime monda afternoon or evening. >> reporter: demolition plans to bring down part of the building still standing are moving ahead. rescuers fear what the storm could do t to thehe reremainin structure.e. crews s say the demolition will create a bigger debris pile, increasing their chances of finding more remains. >> bringing down this building in a controlled manner is critical to expanding our scope of the search and rescue effort and allowing us to explore the area closest to the building, which has currently not been accessible to our first responders. >> reporter: on this day when millions of americans are celebrating, there's more work and heartache here. >> this is not an indepenendenc daday like a any we havave exped before. >> reporteter: after o over tens of searching, there

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but she is the queen of flow, missy saunders. and we look at how different people are and make the best of it. and that works wonderfully about the macro. she finished her british visit with all the pomp and ceremony. a world leader would expect. good afternoon, windsor castle, she had an audience with queen elizabeth and no doubt they had a good chat over a proper cup of tea. told them that spring and quinton peel and associate fellow with the euro program at the think tank. chatham house, why didn't medical make this trip? well, i think that there's quite a lot of worry in berlin that the please in the bricks. it could really upsets bilateral relations, clearly between britain and germany and the white european relations. so i think there's a real attempt to make an effort to make sure that the bilateral relations don't go off the rails and that they set up if you like, the structure of future relations. so what was said to me that the traditional closeness of our relations doesn't disappear. so so making the trip was just as i

that fan is missy park.. women's soccer team and their pay struggles, she says she got fired up and decided we can all be a part of the solution. >> rapinoe, shot, goal. >> reporter: the u.s. women's national team shattered records with their fourth world cup victory in 2019. but the team also made headlines off the field. in their fight for equal pay. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: in march of 2019 the players suing for gender discrimination despite the court's dismissing their equal pay claims last year, the team while competing at the olympics filed an appeal stating the ruling penalized the u.s. women's national team players for their success. >> we got the entire world on our side. >> reporter: the hbo max documentary "lfg" chronicling the battle. >> i want to leave this team better than i found it on and off the field. >> this will be a landmark decision talked about for decades. >> anything less than winning is a failure. >> reporter: it resonated with viewers including missy park, the founder of the

you can watch the full interview at r t dot com, missy. we have a us president in the white house backing forces against the cuban government plaza shown before we head onto the evidence which, which we wouldn't have without to have to pay the movie. in the new documentary, what is the relevance in case people are going? oh, he's not talking about kennedy again, the relevant to joe biden, who is bombing syria and iraq only the past few weeks. what is the relevant to the current whitehouse of this documentary? well, i, again, i think that the relevance is the main point we were trying to make in the documentary was at john kennedy was a warrior for peace in all forms. and among the many things he was doing when he was killed was reaching out to cuba to end this embargo to make a detox with gas, troy look good. and he was also at the same time over making an overarching deal with khrushchev of the soviet union. they had, they signed the nuclear test ban treaty together, which is an amazing document. first time the soviets, in the u. s. signe

how much anyway, and they think that this is missy. you have to address the issue is your best causes. you have to address the the one times and the toms against your money to you that are being committed. i guess it was denies all of that. and it appears that the secret evidence that the united states gets is not permitted to come to the media or to the public. what. what do you, how do you rate tony blink and biden's, secretary of state you said he hadn't seen the evidence that there was a need to destroy the associated press enough to 0 in, in gaza. but now intelligent sources have briefed him no. actually that is not evidence. how can he see it? that leaves them by seeing them as israel thinks that that is an offer for us in that building. and so they have to destroy a building that houses actually, officers, doctors, lawyers, and for media stations. they totally demolish and destroy this whole building because they just that that is an office for us. and that even though that is no proof and that's really how much money opens ever

almost as many both as all members of the problem is the last 2019 election, which also get a level of missy when the people can. i just knew about him before i just quickly because if they, if i may, if you actually ask people is the parliament in the last few years, are they responding to the needs of the people? are they debating and responding to the needs of whatever sector it is, whether or not meekly environment of labor issues, agriculture issues, are they responding to the needs of the people they would say no, this is not necessarily democratic institution. just part of the reason why we, you know, lower and lower turn out for every election, especially the parliamentary level in the last few years. can you tell me quickly about president site, i think is an interesting character. i've read reports about people feel, you know, he can be quite awkward and he's very, very formal and he speaks classic arabic and things like this. i mean, he seems an interesting character for a young democracy. we were following the election campaign. it was something that we were to grappling with, tr

so we have to respect them opposite some of them, lola has more sense that they're more important missy. it seems to me. but then how to put more marco size with i think this is really for his is that he's the situation to by the 3rd time become present. i was 2 times. i know how difficult is it. it is the 2nd time was, which was also for the why it is to try to, to be again candidate the repetition. brazil is a new country, and that is impossible not, not to see the loss of, of the shot youngers and why not to put all f one in promoting a young candidate for the present corruption. it is a big problem in brazil and in latin america. we've seen lots of irregularities committing in fighting corruption. we're seeing that the judiciary in many cases is used as a political to what you think needs to change in order to solve this politics. in brazil, this is a risk of business risk and business and ever more prevalent in using the distance. it's kind of of award the new to to, to blame that. wow, mr. x. correct. because it says everything is more complicated than that. and in some case, the

and he lay to die of his injuries in hospital suspect missy mo, adapt to key is now under house arrest and claims that his pistol went off accidentally. he's been condemned by other politicians, although the former deputy prime minister said this hi, self defense advantage is a professor of criminal law who my former police officer and criminal lawyer known and the end of ok was a victim of aggression, which he responded accidentally solving these game is deceptive. it is given citizens the idea that they have to defend themselves, and that there is impunity for shooting a man shot and killed another man. it's a tragedy before the judgments, grief for the victim should prevail. a man has died because of a gun. one thing we must and can do still privately owned weapons, will many have joined the cause to get tough with gun ownership in a country where 1200000 civilians are thought to own firearms. we got reaction from a panel of gas as we did, she said that there was a mistake in that they didn't want to shoot that to me. and they also said that they were self defense. so we have to und

stalled talks with the taliban until it says that can be no deal unless the taliban stops their lungs. missy bed is on me, jen. the math focused on the people of afghanistan, a suffering from the tragedy of continuing the war today was raging in several provinces. i guess the question will be when the war is going on, why are you talking about peace? well, because the what's going on intensively and this was been going on for 42 years in our country, so the hundreds of thousands of people have sacrificed their lives. so then that's why we must work to provide pe. meanwhile, pakistan as rejected criticism that it's provided support to the taliban after the group took control of spin bolduc, the gun president of connie made those allegations at a conference and he was back capital intelligence estimates indicate the influx of over 10000. you had the fighters from pakistan and other places in the last month. i swear to support from that i believe. and that 5 national kevin organization, networks and organization supporting that button are openly celebrating the destruction of the acid in capabi

get on my face, argentine and missy. i've always said that he's the best pay. i've seen a dear friend, but we are in a final. we will be rivals and i want to when it will be my 1st copa america. and i know that miss, you've been looking for a title for many years with these national team. but now it is brazil that are fighting for a trophy. so there are now just $500.00 days before the world cup kicks off here in cover the host. so for pain to welcome more than a 1000000 fans. so the biggest sporting events in the world, which will be the 1st they have held in the middle east, it begins on november 21st 202295 percent of the tournament infrastructure is complete. with all 8 stadium set to be ready by the end of this year, 500 days to go means that we're getting very close to the tournament. it's been 10 years in the making. and this is the biggest event in the middle east, and the biggest event that has ever happened in the middle east. it brings the world together. it brings the are brought together. it's a moment of pride and the history of this part of the w

stop their advance. missy betty is on a young man to protest on the people of afghanistan, a suffering from the tragedy of continuing the war. today was raging in several provinces. i guess the question will be when the war is going on, why are you talking about peace? well, because the what's going on intensively and this was been going on for 42 years in our country, hundreds of thousands of people who sacrificed their lives. so then that's why we must work to provide pay rushes, foreign minister sag elaborate says the withdrawal of american troops has further destabilized the wat on country and created more uncertainty over its political future products. the americans left afghanistan because they considered their mission and this country accomplishes as president joe biden. emphasize, of course, he's trying to present the situation is positively as possible. but everyone understand that the mission has failed, and this is publicly acknowledged, including in the us itself. terrorism has not disappeared, isis and kinda have strengthened their positions, and the truck trade has reache

louis, missouri, to virginia beach, missy bursing was ready to feel sand beneath her feet. >> we areen't done it in two years. >> reporter: but hopes for a dream trip became a nightmare for her and 16 family members. did it occur to you i've been scammed? >> i think when we knew the code didn't work. >> the security code to open the rental home didn't work. provided by an alleged-airbnb host. first connected on the site, he had spoken with her by phone several times. offering house rules, even the wi-fi code. suddenly, he was unreachable. >> it was just scams jumped 17% last year. online scammers swiping pictures of properties they don't own. posting them for rent, and making off with the money from post-pandemic travelers desperate for escape. real estate agents say demand for summer rentals is at an all-time high and inventory is extremely low. which, they say, is the rife conditions for a rental scam. >> and they show up and -- and their dreams are dashed. >> reporter: gayle bucker manages properties in virginia beach and says she's been forced to turn families away. a first sign

now little met seems bought out insane into a quarter final one of the copper america. missy help set up the 1st 2 goals in this. when i've ecuador, the 34 year old is never won a major title with his country 3 times. he's been a runner up a vis tournaments. there's a messy free kick coming up in a minute. the roughs of the 3 know when origin sina will play columbia in the semi's on tuesday, columbia to come through a penalty sheets against your request that quote, a final finished goal is davin. spain. a have saving to support kicks, semi is between host brazil and peru. now, member of serbia olympic growing, seamless, tested positive corona virus on arrival in japan. as the 3rd, coby 19 infection confirmed in national team members landing in tokyo, saturdays like of the torch re, there was reduced to a stage ceremony to try to limit the spread the virus. the games kick off in less than 3 weeks. a final decision on whether any funds will be allowed to attend. that is still to be made. now it's a rest day at wimbledon, a chance for tempest the co after or some action on saturday, hit

missy of this nation should not be hers is already made large weeping promises including fighting corruption, improving the country's economy and maintaining your own best interest in negotiations the wes. but it's not clear yet if you will be able to deliver on his promises. ah, a crossing point along the afghan pakistan border captured by the taliban is to be reopened to allow stranded people to return home a login. i'm peter w here and how you're watching else is the are also coming up after 9 months of attempts to form a new governance. lebanon's prime minister designate how do you read says he's stepping aside. south africa, the government is deployed army reserve is to help local police off to incidents of violence and unrest. and dozens of people are killed as to be a flood sweep through western germany and other parts of europe. and i'm reporting from fall conversion to south. then that unless one of the hardest hit areas where hundreds of people are now being effectuated from their home and rescue workers are going door to door. ah, after hours of negotiations, the afghan taliban an

ringback primary stuff, his missy, she and suspended parliament in a move the head of parliament says is unconstitutional. it follows nationwide protest of the handling of the current of ours pandemic, and a struggling economy alexia bryan revolts, celebrations on the streets of june as he is capital tunic. and the hours after the president dismissed the prime minister and suspended parliament the 30 days. oh, what is the 1st time in my life? i've heard the head of the staid make a wide decision. we've taken our country back the 1st time we're out on the streets to celebrate the president, kyle said supporters made their way through the streets, welcoming news of political change. earlier thousands had protested in several cities about government failures and crippling corona virus. right. the crowd shouted slogans against the ruling. enact pansy and prime minister his machine, she calling for the dissolution of kurland and channeling found with the regime the i'm a partner with them. we have come down today to resist this regime. they take our money and curse us. they have not done a

so robin in doha, reminder of our top stories to missy as president, has now sat the minister of defense and the acting minister of justice. after dismissing the prime minister earlier and freezing parliament for 30 days, the biggest political group, the unheard of party is calling it a qu, momma doll has more in a normal situation, the defense minister when his army.

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just bear with me here robin in doha, reminder of all the top stories to missy as president has now sat the minister of defense and the acting minister of justice. after dismissing the prime minister earlier and freezing parliament for 30 days, the biggest political group, the unheard of party is calling it a qu, momma doll has more. in a normal situation, the defense minister, when his armies art in the streets should be in charge. if he is replaced, it means that there is probably some disagreement between him and the president. the president is unhappy with him or he's afraid of him. so this, this is a fine of the president being very much concerned about the continue with the, of his presidency about the army staying on his, on his side. so he's, he's in his actually inaction behind the scenes. and you know, on, on this, you know, as well, trying to consolidate his place and to make sure that the da stick measures that he has taken do not affect him and security forces dressed in civilian clothing store the offices of al jazeera in tunis. all the staff were told to turn off the phon

numb -- none have the question of legend missy. parliament was suspended at the start of the year.le the virus. many people say that was just a ruse to keep them in power when he did not have the numbers on the floor of the lower house. those numbers look more and more precarious. we don't know, parliament is not saying. it is by no means clear. this is a mess. yvonne: it certainly is. just 15 months since we saw this. thank you for joining us and highlighting all of that. coming up, china's big crackdown on what it means for investors. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: we are about 17 minutes away from the open of hong kong markets. make goes out, prices and you're wondering why we are trading during this tech crackdown. >> the valuations from these tech stocks right now are unreal value is starting to emerge. let station from the geopolitical side of things. -- let's continue this conversation from the geopolitical side of things. gabriel, i am sure you have been following everything happening this week. tell us how far you think china is willing to go to punish china inc. >> i don't t