this is coming from wavy, the nbc station in portsmouth, virginia. as we have been reporting all afternoon and over the past several days, ashanti billie who you see on your screen now has been missing since september 18. originally from prince george's county, but was working in norfolk at a sandwich shop there and has had no communication with family or friends. it appears that as this search was continuing, loved ones found some sort of clothing garments that they were able to hand over to police, but they weren't able to determine whether or not those belonged to her. so, now we are hearing this breaking news. again, what we can found han story goes from here, we'll keep you abreast of that right here from the live desk. back to you guys in the studio. >> tragic development. >> it's been a nightmare for the family. the nightmare, this is not going to end that nightmare for them unfortunately. >>> well, another family, this one from loudoun county, they are still mourning. they had a sudden death of a loved one just last september. >> yeah, witt b

this again according to wavy, the nbc station in portsmouth, virginia.kie ben son has been on the phone this afternoon with the fbi, with family members of ashanti billie that for ten days had been holding out hope, they had been praying. we heard from her grandmother that their girl would be returned to them. a very sad and grim update for you this afternoon that we're going to stay on top of. back to you guys. >> thanks, erika. sad outcome there. >> very much so. >>> so, it's the time of year for planning fall get aways, but turns out you may want to ask a few more questions about what yo be. >> that's right, because you fees any time you book something with an airline, right? get this, now more and more hotels are adding on extra costs and now there is a nationwide investigation into this practice. nbc's tom costello has been working this story. what are we talking about here? >> so, you know how you check out of a hotel and, guess what, there are those resort fees, right? suddenly you're having to pay. or service fee, an urban destination fee. i love

>> the spread between portsmouth and united.sons that are interested in it, no interest in selling it ever. investment outside the united states is a good idea. frexit created a discount to the dollar, i think the premier league and even the championship league, but especially the premier league is the best world league in sports. maybe even bigger than the nfl. it doesn't face the problems some of the other leagues have, it is the world sport, and the u.s. is becoming more and more entrenched. msl will play the the same season the rest of the world place. it just seemed to me kind of a no-brainer. legends of sports business, stan caston, a very special place, once running in nba team and a great baseball team, the atlantic raves. -- atlanta braves. but his turnaround of the dodgers has been phenomenal, but the secrets of the business of the dodgers have yet to unfold. >> wii and unseated a plan the day we got here. we have an ownership group that was committed to that and have allowed us to really pursue that plan. we were goin

on the right we have david webster, who was a lawyer in both his hometown in salisbury, then in portsmouth. he served in the house of representatives. he was a federalist politician and eventually he would move on to massachusetts and become a major national figure, depending on whether you like him or not, he was either godlike daniel or black dan. but he never lost his ties to new hampshire. he maintained a farm here and he knew all the political leaders and figures of new hampshire. he constantly kept in touch with them and spent a good part of the year here. he was always here and present, even if he was living in washington or boston. he was too big to ignore. and one of those who he had detested during much of his political career was are other famous native son, franklin pierce, who is over here. daniel webster was a federalist and a whig politician. his key opponents in new hampshire was franklin pierce, somewhat younger than webster. he was a jeffersonian and he later turned into a jacksonian democrat. he served in the u.s. senate, but he did not stay long. and so he returned to n

price reportedly flu to portsmouth on a private jet. >> that trip was one of five, count them five, charterce took just last week. >> tom price, this is your captain speaking. sit back and relax and we'll be in new hampshire shortly. enjoy the flight. tom price, this is the captain, we'll be landing in arlington in just a few minutes for your nephew's soccer practice. tom price, we'll be arriving at your local costco in 15 minutes.

they have the backing of the dice is a portsmouth, which said... —— the diocese of portsmouth.n, gay, bisexual and transgender rights say that mr and mrs rowe have misjudged this, as the children with gender issues need sympathy, to avoid being bullied. i've had a child who took a lot of bullying on my behalf, and that bullying on my behalf, and that bullying was exactly the same. it was parents saying we have a right to have an opinion and they told the children their opinion and having told the children the opinion the children thought it was open season on building my son. mr and mrs rowe who are devout christians say that they have received lots of hate m essa g es they have received lots of hate messages on social media. they say that this is about the rights of pa rents that this is about the rights of parents and those christian values, both of which they now want testing in the course. two years ago the couple withdrew another of their sons when a different male pupil arrived wearing a dress. they say that they are not trans—phobic and they will teach their two sons at

portsmouth, virginia. you are on with former governor doug wilder. caller: it is an honor to speak with you, governor wilder. mr. wilder: thank you so much, ma'am. caller: you are welcome. i wanted to ask you to comment on the fact that in two years, we will be celebrating the anniversary of one of the first africans who joined the , andtown colony arrived what effort are you a part of in terms of that commemoration? we would hope that this would become a national venue for conversation about race in america, because especially since slavery started and ended in america, virginia has had an opportunity to teach americans how to overcome slavery, and you are talking about education making you realize you are probably very much a part of wanting to see us be the leaders in terms of how this works. mr. wilder: thank you very much. yes, i will be a part of that. the jamestown-yorktown foundation is part of that. i will be working with that i of when- that aspect the first africans came to america. the four separate things we will be celebrating in the 20

price reportedly flu to portsmouth on a private jet. >> that trip was one of five, count them five, charter price took just last week. >> tom price, this is your captain speaking. sit back and relax and we'll be in new hampshire shortly. enjoy the flight. tom price, this is the captain, we'll be landing in arlington in just a few minutes for your nephew's soccer practice. tom price, we'll be arriving at your local costco in 15 minutes.

price reportedly flu to portsmouth on a private jet. >> that trip was one of five, count them five, charterts price took just last week. >> tom price, this is your captain speaking. sit back and relax and we'll be in new hampshire shortly. enjoy the flight. tom price, this is the captain, we'll be landing in arlington in just a few minutes for your nephew's soccer practice. tom price, we'll be arriving at your local costco in 15 minutes. probably would have been quicker al

the former tottenham and portsmouth boss kept birmingham up last season, after taking charge with threers over the summer, the blues currently sit second bottom and were beaten 3—1 at home by preston today. to make matters a bit worse for blues fans, there was good news for city rivals aston villa. they've been struggling in the championship too, but got a convincing 3—0 win at barnsley this evening. albert adomah got their first two, before keinan davis rounded off the victory. elsewhere in the championship leeds' unbeaten run came to an end as they were lost 1—0 at millwall. leeds, wolves and cardiff all have 17 points at the top of the table, wolves beat nottingham forest 2—1. sol bamba's late equaliser earned cardiff a point against sheffield wednesday, he scored in the 94th minute. there were also wins for in form preston, bristol city, burton, middlesbrough and norwich. hull and sunderland drew 1—1. disappointment for deeping rangers, from the ninth tier of english football, as they lost in the second round of fa cup qualifying against kidderminster. it was the biggest match in th

. >> host: let's begin with sherry and portsmouth virginia. you are on with former governor: doug wilder. >> caller: it's an honor to speak with you governor wilder. >> guest: thank you so much. >> caller: you are welcome. i wanted to ask you to comment on the fact that in two years we will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of one of the first african-americans in jamestown arrived in what efforts are you part of in terms of that? we would hope that fort monroe would become a national venue for conversations about race in america. we feel it slavery started and ended in america of virginia has an opportunity to teach america how to overcome the legends of slavery. you are talking about education. maybe you can utilize and be a leader in terms terms of this work? >> guest: thank you very much and i will be a part of that. at the same time yorktown as a foundation. i will be working with that aspect of when the first africans came to america. as you know we will be celebrating in 2019 the battle in 1916 and women coming for the first time in a

for migrants trying to find the backdoor to britain, the bilbao to portsmouth ferries have become the15—year—old afghan who says he has given up on calais and is heading to bilbao. one year in calais but now i am trying in spain. did somebody say to you, come to bilbao, it is easier was to mark yes, and i come to bilbao. as lorry drivers are waiting to be checked, they have been warned that they are being monitored by police and migrants are trying to get inside. is this the new calais, bilbao? that is just more than anything, just doublechecking, making sure nothing is in your trailer. the ports across northern france have seen a drop in the number of migrant attempts to stow away but police here say to bilbao has seen a tenfold increase in last year with more than 1000 attempts since summer. this could be the start of europe's newest migrant camp. we are 300m from the port of bilbao and these tents, they emerged a few years ago. now police say they are 70 people here, mostly from albania. but there are many more dotted around the countryside overlooking the port. this man has been h

the school has the backing of the dioceses of portsmouth, who say that church of england schools areaigners for lesbian, gay, and transgender rights say nigel and sally rowe have misjudged this, as children with gender issues need sympathy to avoid being bullied. i have a child who took a lot of bullying on my behalf, and that bullying was exactly the same, it was parents saying, we have a right to have an opinion, and they told their children there opinion, and having told their children, their children thought it was open season on bullying by some. nigel and sally rowe, who are devout christians here on the isle of wight, say they have received lots of hate messages on social media. but they say this is about parent will pause rights and those christian values, both of which they now want tested in the courts. crystal palace have sacked their dutch manager, frank de boer, after only four league games. that's a premier league record. the south london side have lost all the games he managed, and failed to score a single goal.

the former tottenham and portsmouth boss kept them up last season.ain the formula one championship lead from britain's lewis hamilton after claiming pole position for tomorrow's singapore grand prix. the ferrari driver was three tenths of a second quicker than red bull's max verstappen around the marina bay street circuit. australian daniel ricciardo was third fastest. hamilton was more than half a second off the pace and will start from fifth on the grid. and some breaking news to bring you — the double olympic champion nicola adams' fight against alexandra vlajk has been cancelled. adams was due to meet vlajk in a junior bantamweight bout on the canelo alvarez vs gennady golovkin undercard in las vegas. that's all the sport for now. liberal democrats have gathered in bournemouth for their annual conference, the first since vince cable became leader of the party. our political correspondent eleanor garnier is at the conference and said the party will be looking at how to move forward after the general election. i think there is going to be our lot o

the former tottenham and portsmouth boss kept birmingham up last season, after taking charge with threever the summer, the blues currently sit second bottom and were beaten 3—1 at home by preston today. cricket and england are playing the west indies in a twenty20 match ahead of their five match 0di series. england won the toss at chester le street and chose to field in the day night game. the windies got off to a flying start with chris gayle, who didn't feature in the recent test series, making a quick fire a0 before being run out. fellow opener evin lewis made 51. but the visitors went from 106 for one to 165 for eight. rain stopped play with the score at 167—8. play has now started again. west indies are 168—9. that's all sport for now. there'll be more sport through the evening, martine. but sebastian vettel will be on pole position for the grand prix tomorrow in singapore, by the way. in syria, russian troops have taken control of the eastern city of deir al—zor, forcing out so—called islamic state fighters. the city had been held by is for three years. russia's presence in the co

price reportedly flu to portsmouth on a private jet. >> that trip was one of five, count them five, charter flights price took just last week. >> tom price, this is your captain speaking. sit back and relax and we'll be in new hampshire shortly. enjoy the flight. tom price, this is the captain, we'll be landing in arlington in just a few minutes for your nephew's soccer practice. tom price, we'll be arriving at your local costco in 15 minutes. probably would have been quicker to walk, but here we are. this is the captain. i understand you forgot your grocery list. we're gonna circle back. uh, tom price, we are currently next in line for the arby's drive through, the bourbon barbecue brisket and order of curly fries. correct? >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight stephen welcomes jim parsons, pamela adlon and musical guest the killers, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: thank you, sir! hey! h

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the former tottenham and portsmouth boss kept birmingham up last season, after taking charge with threey for england‘s cricketers. their batsmen collapsed as they lost to west indies in the one—off twenty20 international. england won the toss and chose to field first, but the windies got off to a flying start. their star man chris gayle hit a quick—fire 40 as the visitors set england 177 to win. alex hales top scored for england with 43 but they fell short by 21 runs, all out for 155 with three balls remaining. sebastian vettel will start today‘s singapore grand prix expecting to regain the lead of the formula one championship from britain‘s lewis hamilton. the ferrari driver claimed pole at the marina bay street circuit by three tenths of a second, from red bull‘s max verstappen. hamilton was more than half a second off the pace and will start from fifth. very, very happy. the car, as i said, is amazing. it‘s an amazing track. if you feel that the car is coming alive, then you can do what you want to. so i know we had it in us. it was a bit of a struggle to get here, but now i‘m just h

the former tottenham and portsmouth boss kept birmingham up last season, after taking charge with threeesterday. not a good day for england's cricketers. their batsmen collapsed as they lost to west indies in the one—off twenty20 international. england won the toss and chose to field first, but west indies got off to a flying start. their star man chris gayle hit a quick—fire 40, as the visitors set england 177 to win. alex hales top—scored for england, with 43. but they fell short by 21 runs, all—out for 155, with three balls remaining. sebastian vettel will start today's singapore grand prix expecting to regain the lead of the formula 1 championship from britain's lewis hamilton. the ferrari driver claimed pole at the marina bay street circuit by 0.3 seconds from red bull's max verstappen. hamilton was more than half a second off the pace, and will start from fifth. rugby union's premiership match between newcastle and saracens was played in an unusual setting last night — in philadelphia, in the united states. it is only the second such game to be played in the states. saracens were

the school has the backing of the diocese of portsmouth, who say that: campaigners for lesbian, gay,to avoid being bullied. i have a child who took a lot of bullying on my behalf and that bullying was exactly the same, it was parents saying, "we have a right to have an opinion", and they told their children their opinion, and having told their children their opinion, their children thought it was open season on bullying my son. mr and mrs rowe, who are devout christians here on the isle of wight, say they have received lots of hate messages on social media. but they say this is about parents‘ rights and those christian values, both of which they now want tested in the courts. two years ago, the couple withdrew another of their sons when a male arrived hearing a dress. they say they are not trans phobic. and they will teach their two sons at home, even though the school and the church say that attitude is lacking in modern day understanding and sensitivity. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first — the headlines on bbc news: hurricane irma sweeps up florida's we

. >> reporter: six miles of the coast of portsmouth, new hampshire, white island features stunning viewsraig's spending the summer. >> you'll probably hear the fog horn. >> reporter: sounds ideal, but-- no running water? >> you can pour water down the sink, but nothing comes out of the pipes. >> reporter: you have to haul in water to drink, propane for the stove. this place is for the birds. seabirds. they spend the summer here, too, on the island next door. at low tide, you can cross the rocks-- >> watch out! >> reporter: --and pay a visit. just don't expect a warm welcome. >> when the birds are truly aggressive, you'll see me out here, not just with this hat, but i'll put some padding in the base of it, because they'll dive bomb and hit you as hard they can, in the head. >> reporter: their message: don't mess with mama bird. or papa. they've come here to nest-- an increasingly tricky proposition for this particular species, called terns. this island is the only tern colony in new hampshire, one of a dwindling number worldwide. >> it has a wing of 179 millimeters. >> reporter: which is

number one is bright and beat off competition from leicester and portsmouth, rich —— 0xford, norwichme out very bad. very strange because we think positive things about edinburgh. i think it is about the weather, it must be. and also, people live in these places. i have been to hull loads and it is a great place, it is mean to say it is not a happy place. there are not on the bottom in this one. you will be back in one hour, we will see you then, thank you. coming up in the next hour... what is wrong with him? he does that now when he eats ham! the comedian rob beckett has been telling us how moving back home in his twenties provided plenty of material for his new sitcom. headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. coming up before nine, stav will have the weekend's weather for you. but first at 08:30, a summary of this morning's main news. armed police and military personnel will be at key locations across the uk, after the terror threat alert was raised to "critical" — the highest possible level — in the wake of yesterday's parsons green bom

the school has the backing of the diocese of portsmouth, who say that: campaigners for lesbian, gay,and mrs rowe have misjudged this, as children with gender issues need sympathy to avoid being bullied. i have a child who took a lot of bullying on my behalf and that bullying was exactly the same, it was parents saying, "we have a right to have an opinion", and they told their children their opinion, and having told their children their opinion, their children thought it was open season on bullying my son. mr and mrs rowe, who are devout christians here on the isle of wight, say they have received lots of hate messages on social media. but they say this is about parents' rights and those christian values, both of which they now want tested in the courts. two years ago, the couple withdrew another of their sons when a male arrived hearing a dress. they say they are not trans phobic. it is time for a weather forecast. a mixture of sunny spells and showers today. we have got a blustery north—westerly breeze. some of the showers as we move through the afternoon across england and wales ha

for migrants trying to find the backdoor to britain, the bilbao—portsmouth ferries have become the targetsd to bilbao. one year in calais, but now i'm trying in spain. did somebody say to you, "come to bilbao, it is easier." yes, and i come to bilbao. as lorry drivers wait to be checked, they are being warned that they are being monitored by police and migrants are trying to get inside. is this the new calais, bilbao? that is just more than anything, just doublechecking, making sure nothing is in your trailer. the ports across northern france have seen a drop in the number of migrant attempts to stow away, but police here say bilbao has seen a tenfold increase in the last year, with more than 1,000 attempts since summer. well, this could be the start of europe's newest migrant camp. we are 300m from the port of bilbao, and these tents, they emerged a few weeks ago. now, the police say there are 70 people here, mostly from albania. but there are many more dotted around the hills and the countryside overlooking the port. this man has been hiding in the hills for weeks. he says other albanian

the senior senator from new hampshire can go to the portsmouth naval shipyard. the junior senator from hawaii can go to a dozen different military bases in hawaii while the senior senator from florida can go to 20 different military installations in his state. the senior senator from connecticut can go to the groton submarine base. the senior senator from indiana can go to am general in south bend whose manufacturing he always touts for political purposes. the junior senator from virginia can go to norfolk or the pentagon or fort myer or any one of the numerous bases in virginia. the junior senator from maine can go to bath iron works. the junior senator from new mexico can go to kirtland and canyon air force base. the junior senator from michigan can go to general dynamics outside detroit and the senior senator from massachusetts could shake hands with all 115, 563 of the people in her state whose jobs are directly tied to defending our nation. every one of those democrats who sit on the armed services committee and have claimed to want to stop these automatic

he is on the phone from portsmouth.having already been deployed to the area, prepared for this mission as part of our commitment to the region. they are already carrying humanitarian aid stores and they have used some of those in anguilla already. they are beginning to progress their work as they move to the british virgin islands. the headquarters at which i work is supporting the ship and liaising with other agencies required to make all that happened. what work will you be doing once you arrive? the ship has been engaged in reconnaissance, because it needs to understand the scope of the devastation and where it needs to focus its assistance in conjunction with the islands' management and governance. they are liaising with governors as they arrive and focusing on the usual sorts of things like infrastructure and making sure there is command and control for the islands. do you have a sense of what you will be greeted with when you arrive? i think we have lost the line, which is u nfortu nate. have lost the line, which

one scene such as this in hampshire, looking towards portsmouth there the tower shrouded.om pembrokeshire as well, but the further east you are, the drier it will stay. and certainly there will be some brighter skies developing, after the mist and fog on the low cloud tends to break up, it will feel pleasant over eastern areas. the rain gradually moving its way further eastward. let's look at things at four o'clock this afternoon. much of the midlands and the east staying dry, the sunshine feeling quite warm. it will stay wet across the south—west and wales and northern ireland and the isle of man. but for much of the north, it should still be dry with a few bright spells on some brighter skies across scotland. the best will be the far north, feeling quite pleasant, temperatures 16 or 17 celsius. tonight the rain continues to move towards the east, heavy for many of us overnight tonight, it could be chilly competitor last night, temperatures ten or 11 celsius. through thursday, a disappointing start along eastern areas, low cloud and drizzle which will mostly clear away, r

you see the new queen elizabeth aircraft carrier arrived in portsmouth on —— and we have cut steel onses in other places? no, we are making it properly competitive, challenging all of the shipyards of great britain and northern ireland, birkenhead, the shipyards in devon andindeedin birkenhead, the shipyards in devon and indeed in belfast, as well as those in scotland. any of them will be able to bid. it competitive process. shipyards are revising now, so process. shipyards are revising now, so there are a few —— huge opportunities for all companies in the supply chain and this week contracts for five new frigates for an expanding navy. it's a great day for the royal navy. tell us about when they will be ready, cosby would be pretty. years. does that leave us exposed until we are? —— because they won't be ready for some year. our current frigates will be slowly phased out. the first of the new frigates we hope willjoin the royal navy in 2023. that's just six years away. we will run the tender competition next year and we hope to start building in 2019, in time to get this new ships in

butler in portsmouth virginia. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. why not keep it simple. why don't we give ourselves the same plan that congress gave itself? >> paul howard, is there an answer to that? >> yes, the u.s. has a hodge poj of plans and covers, a lot of people ask why don't we have medicare for all or single player, we've got employer sponsored insurance, private insurance people who get it through employers and you've got medicaid which is basically what people might call socialized medicine for the poor where there are very low income and network with almost no co-pays and no premiums at all. all of the care is free to them and medicare in between which is run by private insurers for about 25% of the recipients and fee for service for everybody else. we have a mix and hodge podge of tax credits and tax exclusions for health care. what the caller is getting at, why couldn't we have a simpler system and the reason i think two fold. the first is squichiwitching ov any other system would require if you're talking about a federal takeover, massive amounts of new m