. >> i said, i think i'm rhonda christie, or do you know rhonda patricia christie. and then there was a long pause. >> pepper's story had many ups and downs. >> when i looked at the e-mail, i just couldn't even believe it. >> but after so many tears, so many years, and so many turns in her story -- >> i was like, whoa. >> -- there are still more stunning twists to be revealed. >> that's amazing. it's the best gift ever. >> "lost and found." hello. i'm craig melvin. welcome to "dateline extra." a young girl was abducted at the age of 4 and raised by her kidnapper. for the next four decades, she searched for her family, her name and herself. her story has an extraordinary ending and, as it turns out, that ending was just the beginning. here is keith morrison. >> our story begins with this mother of a teenage daughter. a woman who would spend most of her life trying to figure out who she was. what was her name? where did she come from? we'll tell you about her long search, her discovery finally of what felt like truth. but as you'll soon see, real truth can be elusive.

the capital thank you very much for your time misc rhonda how concerning is this offensive given who day this importance to the country ninety percent of all of the basic commodities that people in europe are doing it and come through the single or gate or if there's any cut up that that or even for a long period of time the impact will be immediate and will be very serious this is one of the reasons that we are so concerned about the military assault on the city we're so deeply concerned because the six hundred thousand innocent civilians inside if we do it right now last year in the world's largest color one of the epicenters was for data and many of the people who are suffering the most in the country are in that city this is another reason that we are so concerned about the humanitarian impact of the assault misc one day the saudis are saying that they're planning on retaking the airport the seaport and the routes from whole day there to the capital sanaa but that they have no plans to engage in urban warfare but are you as certain that this fighting is not going to reach the cit

rhonda faehn, and linda simon. two additional witnesses were invited but were unable to travel for medical reasons. scott blackman, the former president of u.s. olympic committee and martech rowley, the national team coordinator for national jim mastic's. they will respond to committee members written questions for the record. we are here to welcome senators joni ernst of iowa and jeanine jeanine of new hampshire. senators are extension have taken interest in their testimony today will be valuable in helping the subcommittee to raise awareness identify solutions that will make a difference. thank you for your time and for your presence this afternoon. i will conclude my remarks by reminding my colleagues that in light of mr. penny and mr. simon declining to come voluntarily subpoenas were issued. through their councils, both mrd they would not appear voluntarily on june 5 or any other day going forward. i wish that were not the case, issuing subpoenas is something this committee take seriously and only pursues as a

my name is rhonda bain. i received a phone call from a coach about the concerns of the gymnasts she was coaching. the gymnasts had experience with the coach described as uncomfortable encounters a therapeutic doctor larry nassar, a member of the medical team staff. after my for the inquiry, the coach disclosed that she had heard that two other gymnast she did not coach personally may have been on comfortable with nassar. i immediately found in reported these concerns to steve penney. i was assured he would contact the coach, the parents, the proper authorities. within one month from receiving that initial call, i received two additional reports of gymnast expressing concerns about nassar's therapy. i followed the same protocol and immediately notified penny each time, who assured me he was contacting the parents of the gymnast and the proper authorities. each time, i immediately reported these incidents, as told by penny not to say anything to anyone for fear of possibly impeding any investigation of nassar.

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folks wagon has to begin from scratch here and rhonda there is now automotive industry and so now and that is how folks work and also started over twenty years ago in china so they have to get started at one point that's what thomas schaeffer told us today at the event if you want to believe in the future you have to start at one point and they consider the sub-saharan african market and merchant importing important market so yes it was an important day for folks wagon it was also an important day for one which was shown by an incredible media coverage but also the president come to came to attend the opening and to give us at the new facility the first steps on a much longer journey but what does full get out of the venture why i go to rwanda what what are they getting out of. for one for fuck's wagon run as a test run for a new mobility solutions so folks wagon knows they want to do things differently on the african market they also have to do them differently the objective is not to build cars for everyone but to find and provide mobility solutions so folks we're going to now the f

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rhonda is also the birthplace of bullfighting group pays a visit to one of the country's oldest to reno after all the sightseeing it's time to wind down and enjoy the music in the trains by. the hour and a loose continues on towards granada the luxury of carriages offer all the modern comfort imaginable and there's even internet access for those who want it. is still drizzling but that doesn't seem to bother anyone. you know when you're traveling a lot you're going to some sort of weather you know and. it's not the worst thing so that's why it's busy there's always something to do you get just enough free so that you get to the next thieves are going again. not least because the tours highlight still lies ahead the alhambra a masterpiece of more a shock a texture in grenada the mighty promise once used by the nazareth dentistry is now even tesco world heritage sites and provides a spectacular answer to the john. if you're looking to spruce up your walls with some art this summer then our resident d.i.y. expert hans shane has some ideas for you and to days she shows us how to create pain

rhonda handa has been on the story all day and brings us the latest.the story. >> reporter: the crush of officers at this apartment complex centered around a cold case from 1974, the so-called satanic murder who was found inside a stanford church raped and killed. sheriff's deputies went to an apartment to serve a warrant on steve crawford. this is an old social media picture of the

that's just a first step to a real project on the completely knocked down parts that assemble to rhonda as you point out that different political climate in rwanda for example of the moment compared to kenya and on a case by case basis which countries do you see on the continent which are ideal for investment where it's really depends on what you want to do. i think if you look for a certain stability in the legal aspects. kenya in. the east african community in total is not a bad place to go but also markets in west africa francophone west africa which is not one of the favorites of german middle stand because of the friend equity watch for example they're very promising and will be coming up huge it has been a from the german african business association great to have your insights china is a slashing tariffs on thousands of imports from five asian pacific countries it's trade route with the united states continues to simmer the load you cheese will be applied to a list of some eighteen off thousand products including agricultural produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh ind

yemen and she's joining us on skype from the capital sanaa thank you very much for your time misc rhonda how concerning is this offensive given who day there is importance to the country ninety percent of all of the basic commodities that people in europe are doing that and come through the single or gate or if there's any cut up that that or even for a long period of time the impact will be immediate and will be very serious this is one of the reasons that we are so concerned about the military assault on the city we're so deeply concerned because the six hundred thousand innocent civilians inside of data right now last year in the world's largest coal.

. >> rhonda rousey >>> pour another cup of coffee lot to do ahead.ouble dose of facebook news, drones out, bitcoin back in. we'll explain that later on. >>> take flight. what boeing just unveiled that could get you from new york to london in just two hours details on that thing mi ucongp. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared image his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise monitoring of irrigation. it's a smart way to help increase yields, all before the rest of us get out of bed. introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you'll know what you're invested in and how it's performing. so you can spend more time floating about on your inflatable swan. [ding] >>> welcome back and good morning morning trade war fierce continue to impact the futures down 200 points. $45 billion tariffs will cost u.s. consumers

it was just and rhonda. i was amazed and even then, when he said absolutely whatever no talking b about it. she didn't, she must have known at that moment. she had to have some idea. she still didn't do anything. it was days even after that that he reported it to the fbi. even to call the athletes in that position and say, hey, have you been contacted by the authorities regarding your situation just to check. if she cares so much about the athletes, they care so much about the athletes. it's a phone call away. i just don't believe what they're saying. >> if your true heart was can into seeing in believing the athlete, you would have tried to reach out. see what's being done. if you see a silence, then you know nothing is being done. >> they kept saying they were in positions that were uncomfortable. that's what they do to you as an athlete. they try to confuse you. they say -- >> intimidate you. >> are you sure it wasn't a medical procedure? like, are you sure it didn't help you? are you sure he wasn't doing

louis. >> reporter: rhonda, i notice, looking at this wall, thelt al and racial diversity that was hereresents the rebuilt city of st. louis in is52. >> reporter: thi representation of that? >> it is. >> reporter: it's the tallest manmade monument in ate united stes. g course, we had to go to the top. there, it is a cozy four-minute tram ride up. >> hang on to your hats. we're picking up speed. >> reporter: picking up speed now,baby. the view is spectacular. 630 feet high. >> here's your 30-mile view into the state of missouri. >> reporter: wow. a stunning look into what, for many, began t journey into the american west. until now, the arch had been cut off from the rest of the cit by i-44. now, connected by this stunning, new park, a jewel that makes it ssible to walk from riverfront to th oldth ouse. wow, what a view. park ranger donald took me inside. where are we now, donaldar >> w on the fourth level of the courthouse. >> reporter: built in 1828, this was the place where former slave, dred scott, and harriett, foughtor their freedom. you are going to give us a very rare tour, acces

rhonda wicht was strangled and her son suffocated at a simi valley home.'s ex-boyfriend was convicted and spent nearly 40 years in prison before d-n-a evidence cleared him. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... shocking new numbers show that renting an apartment is getting harder for people to getting harder for people to afford. ( james ) plus... an east bay gas station is robbed in less than a minute. now police are looking for the thieves. ( james ) and after the break... there is a new mountain lion warning this morning after three sightings in the last two weeks. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ♪ ice cream inspird coed iceee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... taking a live look from the interational space station. two nasa astronauts are conducting a spacewalk. they are installing t-v cameras for new capsuls that are set to arrive in the coming months.

rhonda handa has been on the story all day and brings us the latest. robert handa has been on the story. >> reporter: the crush of officers at this apartment complex centered around a cold case from 1974, the so-called satanic murder who was found inside a stanford church raped and killed. sheriff's deputies went to an apartment to serve a warrant on steve crawford. this is an old social media picture of the man who was the security guard at the church at the time. retesting of dnm put the man back in the center of investigation. when officers arrived the sheriff said he shot and killed himself. >> he knew that our investigators had focused on him as a suspect. >> reporter: former mercury news columnist scott harold has been researching the 1974-case. despite crawford's seemingly harmless demeanor including being a drum major at his high school, he said circumstances pointed to crawford. >> i always felt whoever killed arles perry was an insider, which is to say her body was laid out in a ritual yook the an hour to do that. that is somebody that knows

mike hutch inson, allison collins, rhonda batiste, susan solomon, lita blanc, iris chapman, and virginia marshall. i will remind all of you also that you have 20 minutes. we add on extra time if there are nonnative -- spanish speakers. if there are spanish speakers, we add on extra time. you have 20 minutes, and we'll get through as many as you can. so we're putting on the time, so starting now. i'm sorry, sweetheart. i'm sorry. >> my name is kimora. i go to malcolm x academy. we don't want or need a new school. we like the school we are at. my -- my school is healthy and clean. our teachers care a lot and love our -- us. they call my parents every day to update them on our behavior, good or bad. they are -- my mom is at our school off and onto help us with our school. our public -- our public school -- our public school is amazing. i standup -- itand s for public schools, i stand for malcolm x academy. please leave our public school alone. please leave our school alone. malcolm x. thank you. [applause] >> my name is breanna. i have a big family that lives right next door to our school.

. >> congressman rhonda santos, you were great resume. thank you so much for being wit us. joining us with more is fox contributor charlie the russia hoax, the illicit scam to frame donald trump. >> i'm fired up. i can't stand it when people live. you can do a lot of things, bu don't lie to me. charlie, i will start with you. now, what we've got here is we've got you just heard to congressman, and what they say is leadership isn't letting us do what we've got to do. what do they have to do? american people are frustrated. what needs to happen now? >> it's beyond frustrating when user there and look at a guy like rob rosenstein who i think should be impeached and fired quick frankly. to look at a guy like that whos only objective is somehow sticking up for covering up trying to protect the institution of the fbi, that is not what we're worried about here. what we're talking about is the fbi was liberalized, turned int a political weapon and went after a political opponent at the height of the presidential campaign. these are very important constitutional issues that congress

this is what rhonda mcdaniel says. complacency is our enemy.nyone who does not embrace the donald trump agenda of making america great again will be making a mistake. and meghan mccain tweets back is this a threat, ronna? >> not just that. mark sanford and jeff flake used to be too conservative for the republican party and they are on the way out. >> tal, what do you make of it? >> when you talk about the transformation of the republican party is what we are watching unfold. the president when he was running the campaign wa was espousing things that were not traditional dogma. there are things that fit in with the republican image we have come to know over time and remember how important that supreme court seat was to a lot of republicans. along the way, he espoused these ideas on trade and protectionism that have not found a home in the republican party and republicans voted for him. you have a lot of people soul searching and what do their voters actually want? all politics are local to a certain extent. it depends district by district. are l

rhonda wicht was strangled and her son suffocated at a simi valley home. was convicted and spent nearly 40 years in prison before d-n-a evidence cleared him. ( will ) happening today... lawmakers will vote on governor jerry brown's final budget. the plan calls for nearly 140 billion in general spending... and nearly 200 billion in total spending. governor brown wants 16 billion of that money to go into the state's rainy day fund. brown warns a recession could happen at any time.. and he wants the state to be prepared. ( will ) also happening today... state attorney general xavier becerra to will announce a 67-million dollar setttlement... providing debt relief for corinthian college students. corinthian filed for bankruptcy last year. corinthian operated a number of colleges... including everest and heald. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... an east bay gas station is robbed in under a minute. now police are looking for the thieves. ( james ) plus... shocki new numbers show minimum ge earne can't afford a 2-bedroom apartmt.. áanywhere in th

part because the people on the left side wanted more money this is much like you wonder how much how rhonda williams gets paid by fox news to representative than the left. we were a fledgling company so we cannot afford to get a cheat so it became more of a center-right, libertarians. i consider myself a libertarian. i don't like definitions much because they had human but that is what happened and now i would say it's a media company reporting and giving opinion and all the things that national review does et cetera. >> host: with a lot of people consider conservative site? >> guest: i think that is fair to say that. i mean, despite the odd intention it's becoming a trying to do thehe i impossible is our culture today doesn't exist. >> host: roger simon you the book the cannot a couple years ago called turning right the perils of coming out conservative into the town and were you not always a conservative/libertarian? >> guest: no, not at all. you're looking at one of the original financiers of the black panther party. how's that for conservative? i was pretty far in the left when i was a

trump spoke to a grieving parent, rhonda hart. her 14-year-old daughter was killed in this shooting. she said she suggested to donald trump that schools employ veterans and he responded, and arm them? and she replied, no, but relayed that trump kept mentioning arming classroom teachers. quote, it was like talking to a toddler, hart told the a.p. now over at the white house, and we make it a practice to check in with them, i can tell you generally these kind of stories are greeted with an objection that trump seems to be punished and criticized no matter what he does. that even if he does show up after a shooting, he then gets pilloried for it. of course that assumes that trump had to act that way. that he had to turn a listening tour with a grieving mother with this rhetorical back and forth, leaving her with the impression she had, an impression she has every right to share in a free society. that's the view of one mother, one civilian, on an important story, an important topic, on of course her own family's well-being. sometimes

. >> my name is rhonda brewer, live in d.c. one of the many things i adoumie this book are all the travels of arthur less. mr. greer, could you sha with us how you got familiar with all these cultures and languagwr in order tote about them so convincingly and avoid stereotypes? >> brown: so your character is traveling the world, right? >> yeah. >> brown: do you know these places? >> i knew some of them from myt time as vel writer, one of my husband also to make a living as a write juror really? >> yeah. >> brown: before turning t novels or -- >> well, while turning to novels. >> brown: yeah. ke ends meet. so i had been to a lot of the places and began to put them in the book bmaause i took sony notes as a travel writer, and one of my rules for the book was i could only put in details i had written down in my notebooks because i didn't want it to be about stereotypes. i wanted it to be about what iac ally saw, even if it was unexpected. >> brown: second question. this is mike pilgrim from chicago. i read somewhere you decided to

joan similaron, rhonda ohler, , connie, cody corey lee shannon, antinette haywood, courtney taylar, kim sofia sanders, i ask unanimous consent to insert the names of 250 additional gun violence victims into the congressional record. amicans ths h ames of 250 failed. it's sad it took me too little time to find the names of 250 americans killed by gun violence. sad because we could save lives but refuse to do so. we could save other filies from enduring this trauma and pain. if you could find the courage to put american lives before the n.r.a. checks and big gun lobbies. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the material will be entered into the record. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. ruiz, for fve minutes. mr. ruiz: i rise today to congratulate mr. kent breath waite after 39 years of service as teacher, counselor, role model fo the cochelly valley high school. heeft an impression on countless students. as a social studies and english teacher and advisor and mentor, he helped countless students prepare for and pursue a college education. more im

rhonda crossed the stage a quarter century after she dropped out of school and is now studying to becomeance abuse counselor. >> in the tenderloin, for instance, who are they going to listen to? they'll listen to me. i'm a recovering addict. i've been where you've been. so when i speak, they tend to listen. >> san francisco's academy of art university also sponsors scholarships for select graduates. >>> after days of speculation, now we have some answers. ihop is dropping the "p" for pancakes from its name and is now going on ihob. if you think the "b" stands for breakfast, that would be a solid guess but that would be incorrect. it stands for burgers. all part of an effort to promote its new burger menu and get some free publicity. the chain leaked word of the name earlier this month. company officials aren't saying how long it will be going by i o ihob instead of ihop. once the announcement was made, there were a lot of responses on twitter. wendy's tweeted, not really afraid of burgers from a place that decided pancakes were too hard. a & w tweeted, we don't know what it means either.

just a quick look at some of your comments and questions before we hit the break rhonda who's watchingon facebook live or said thank you for the story that's the spine migrant story with col hole thank you for the story will probably never never hear about it on us media. has plenty of other stuff going on in the u.s. at the moment of course and in fact a lot of you have been commenting on that the situation with the border migration in the united states and a theme i'm seeing a lot through here elizabeth on facebook live saying this has to be a violation of international law francoise said it's a violation of human rights the international court needs to get involved i think the problem here and as you have heard from kimberly is that it is all to do with u.s. laws at the moment it is about people crossing into that country it is about their laws and there is an admission of those laws do need to be updated all reviewed but of course you get the political breakdown of who's going to do that who's stopping him from doing it and all the while it is the children being separated from thei

yes you are right the car scam as so-called completely knocked down kits from south africa to rhonda and they have to be assembled in the country to then become the new car that will be sold here in the country but you have to consider that this is the. folks wagon has to begin from scratch here and rana there's now automotive industry and so now and that is how folks work and also started over twenty years ago in china so they have to get started at one point that's what thomas schaeffer told us today at the event if you want to believe in the future you have to start at one point and they consider the sub-saharan african market and merchant importing important market so yes it was an important day for folks wagon it was also an important day for one which was shown by an incredible media coverage but also the president come to came to attend the opening and to give us at the new facility the first steps on a much longer journey but what to get out of the venture why i go to rwanda what are they getting out. for fuck's wagon run as a test run for a new mobility solutions so folks wa

rhonda is in freehold, new jersey, a democrat. caller: good morning, america, the land of the free. know, i am so heartbroken over this immigration issue, which has divided us in this country. here, we have immigrants, blacks, whites, indians, and we all love each other and we are neighbors. these people are the hardest working people i have ever seen in my life, and you know, if it was not for the immigrants, i would not be able to afford to do the repairs on my private property. i think we need to secure our policies,d pass especially the daca program, and pass policies where these people can start investing in america and pay taxes. is soy feel that this racist, to take a child from his mother that is fleeing for her life. dear god, what is wrong with us? let's stop this. these women are desperate. these women are coming here with the clothing on their back and a backpack. they cannot even afford to buy formula. they are all breast-feeding their children. sessions says, let's take their kids and throw them in the foster care system, which by the way costs all of us money because