. >> 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.

jillian: why is -- rhonda mcdaniels who runs the rnc.glitch in the search function, take that for what it is worth. the last straw walt disney world just band at all theme parks. >> this incredible young man, 22-year-old returned crazy talk into a $4 billion paycheck, don't go anywhere. ♪ are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. rob: american airlines changing course and allowing passengers who by the basic economy tickets to bring a free carry-on bag. fires are limited to eight personal items, the company ceo says the move is designed to allow the airline to become more competitive. disney world joining the war against plastic straws, following in the footsteps of several making the same move to cut down on plastic consumption. the change will

gop lawmakers including freedom caucus representative mark meadows, congressman jim jordan and rhonday their handles were hidden for months when user searched for them. mcdaniels demanding answers by calling out twitter for not responding to a letter she wrote to donald trump's campaign manager, twitter says the problem is the result of an algorithmic glitch and now it appears they have corrected the problem. the president of district media group joined us earlier to weigh in. >> the question is, why do we only see this with republicans? this does nothing to help the perception of twitter or facebook or conservatives have long thought there was bias. it makes you wonder if twitter and facebook even know their own biases, they may have towards conservative messages. jillian: sources telling fox news twitter's ceo is set to testify before the senate intelligence committee sometime in september. jillian: we have been having this conversation for so long, facebook, twitter, what are people saying about this? >> we have been asking what you think about social media platforms singling out c

[applause] >> our first speaker tonight is ambassador rhonda number, israel -- ron dermer, israel's ambassador to the united states. he is a consultant and diplomat. israelierved as ambassador to the united states since october 2013. ambassador dermer has been deeply involved in israeli politics most of his life and shapefluence has helped to u.s. relationship with israel for over a decade. he has worked closely with senior leadership -- cfi leadership to strengthen support for israel among american christians. he opposed the terrible iran nuclear deal and has made israel and america more safe. this is his fifth appearance at cfi's washington, d.c. summit on behalf of the state of israel. will you make welcome ambassador ron dermer? [applause] amb. dermer: wow. it is great to be back at cufi. on behalf of israel i want to thank cufi and its 4 million members for unabashedly standing .y israel's side the manynt to thank thousands of you who gathered especially the, 600 students who are here tonight. this is the end of july, those students could be sitting on a of game watching reruns of thrones

[applause] >> our first speaker tonight is ambassador rhonda number, israel -- ron dermer, israel's ambassador to the united states. he is a consultant and diplomat. israelierved as ambassador to the united states since october 2013. ambassador dermer has been deeply involved in israeli politics most of his life and

. >> i said, i think i'm rhonda christie, or do you know rhonda patricia christie.there was a long pause. >> pepper's story had many ups and downs.

been charged with a hate crime in the death of heather heyer and faces the death penalty if con >> rhondacome the first woman ever inductsed into the ufc hall of fame. she defended her title s times between 2013 and 2015 and has a 12 and 2 fight record. >> today is the day lawyers for michael cohen and trump organization must wrap up their review of files of documents seized in a raid earlier this year. a judge says anything not deemed privileged will be turned over to prosecutors. >> this morning there is a trending video out there you just have to see. it is a video going viral for all thchright reasons. k it out. just a little one. >> i'm walking, yes! >> yes! that is 4ear-old mia tisdale in michigan. those were her joyful first steps ever on her own. mia who has cerebral palsy had an operati two months ago aimed at helping her walk. it seems to have worked wonderfully. >> that is precious. justhead, party like it is a76 from fireworks to parades. we'll look how america celebrated its 242nd birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ from the first moment you met, it was love at first touch. and all you wante

that's nice rhonda from moscow so father says they keep in touch with everything from my son's that means twenty four seven are up but of course on my side all tito come to me kevin oh it's a good day. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to peep out the cells with simple song alone even some company else with oh they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us throw up the actual miss you guys you got booked but you buy them to pick them up to go buy been this is us to quote them out. for you member of the left bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about to hurt and the redistribution of our west works on their date downwards do you want or. you know world of big part of a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the path and shouting past each o

very well international rhonda. and others but if you look at the c.p.m. up. which means that you have a. problem of corruption. this kenyans reason he took to the streets to demand better accountability with a huge public debt of about forty five billion dollars and a third of the budget lost annually in corruption and mismanagement they say the government needs to do better catching al-jazeera why ben the rift valley. sunday is election day in mexico the left. is the frontrunner is gained popularity because of ongoing violence and corruption in many of the country's poorest citizens finally get little or no help from authorities when a family member is murdered in america at a time the syrian human reports from mexico city. this is my son her son he was nineteen and studied architecture but he said mantel piece is in fact a shrine to her two murdered sons place where she can at least keep their ashes close to her three years ago the eldest herson was kidnapped in. a few hours later fifteen year old allen a football player was murdered along with his brother

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tracee: coming up in sports, rhonda rousey makes ufc history and we will tell you in world cup quarterhouse of brazil, my vote is now but we will have all the match-ups, u.s. stock market futures take a look at the board, we are seeing red, dow futures falling a bit. now down 57, s&p down by 4. all of this now u.s. and china have imposed tariffs on goods. you're watching fbn:am phones have made our lives effortless. streaming "must see tv" has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots and it can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. tracee: will rain bring relief from heat in the northeast? cheryl: adam klotz, please say yes. >> yes, it is. tracking showers across the northeast. here they are. some are heavy and i expect really downpours, how long

and with me, richard good steen and gop congressman rhonda santos who attended the hearing. congressman, i was looking forward to. this but i thought at times, it wasn't working for the republicans. i've got to say. i think peter strzok did not come across particularly well, priggish and snooty and indignant. i never think that works well for a witness. and i like louis gomer. i thought that exchange, i didn't think that was good and i wouldn't have wanted to have been a republican on the committee when that went down. >> it was a wild day. reading the text is one thing but have him sit there and say i said i was going to stop trump. i didn't mean the fbi. it wasn't credible just like his explanations were not credible to the inspector general. he was not a credible witness and his explanations didn't hold water. the idea he is doing this -- and he did act with bias with the huma abedin e-mails and focusing on trump/russia collusion. and he would not answer these questions. what was the basis for the collusion case? you won't tell us about pop daopoulos and barely talked abo

rhonda rousey is a pioneer for women's mixed martial arts.l be honored at a ceremony tonight in las vegas. she is the first woman to win a fight in the ufc. she went on to defend her title six times. she retired earlier this year. she now works for the wwe. congratulations to her. struck the city of san francisco is falling short on the promise to hire crisis workers to help avoid shootings by poljury report director public health barbara garcia has only hired three out of the five clinicians and psychologists that she said would make up a new crisis intervention specialist team. she made the announcement in december 2016. the team is supposed to be ready to respond around the clock to calls from police to help de-escalate situations. this is part of a series of reforms by late mayor adley after the marwood shooting in 2015. >>> worker crews spent the night repairing a water leak in san francisco that forced the closure of one lane of mission street. the department of public works responded to 14th and mission at 2:30 wednesday afternoon. you

called on former usa gymnastics ceo steve penny, former women's program director of usa gymnastics rhonda fane, and more to provide testimony and answer questions on how rampant abuse that the ways in the hands of nassar was able to perpetuate as long as it did. i would also like to note that the former president of u.s. olympic committee and the former national team coordinator for usa gymnastics were invited to attend, but declined for medical reasons. there were a number of significant details that came to light from the questions this committee posed in that hearing, including usa gymnastics mishandling of critical records, related to sexual abuse reports against their employee. and most significant, the complete lack of cooperation demonstrated by mr. penny in his refusal to answer questions. from these findings along with continued analysis of lengthy documentation produced by usa gymnastics and michigan university we continue to pursue answers to many serious questions that remain for the current executives of these organizations. most importantly, we expect to hear today which asp

i'm rhonda, i'm also just an intern. >> nobody is just an intern. >> jeanette had mentioned something that's a big topic of discussion right now which is prescription drug prices as an increasing percentage of premiums. so i was just wondering if there were any state or federal policies that you were a fan of that have been proposed that you think will insight meaningful change in terms of producing overall premiums. >> sure, i can start that. earlier this week we've filed significant comments on the administration's prescription drug blueprint, which i really think has a lot of great ideas, sort of getting at this issue. one challenge is that with an rfi or request for information and so those really have to be turned into, you know, actionable sort of policies in order to sort of drive some of those results. one of the interesting ones that was in there was looking at direct to consumer advertising and talking about what something really costs in that advertising. i definitely thought that was interesting. so i think there is a lot of good ideas out there. it's the underlying unit c

mozel tov to scott parents rhonda and howard who are here tonight. [applause] so hello. i'm stephanie plum executive or of pittsburgh arts and lectures to this evening's presentation is part of our many locals service for which we are lucky to partner with the carnegie library of pittsburgh. let's hear it for them. many of you know the bookstore classic lines are dear friends and partners are here tonight with copies of scott's books. you get to support a great independent store and know that 20% of your purchase goes to pittsburgh arts and lecture. i will give you a quick rundown of some of our programs coming up this spring because we have got so many. her incredible book survivor cafÉ. author tom peters will be here may 31 and best-selling author frederick boston will be here in june and unfortunately obama white house photographer pete souza is sold out when he comes in june. we have another native pittsburgher daniel birch it's key who will appear under poets aloud series on may 21 just around the corner and pulitzer prize-winning poetry winner tracy k. smith will b

state in the united states he's also making sure that he backs up a couple of key people one being rhonda sanders who is running to replace florida's current governor he is someone backed by president trump and also the current governor is running for the senate so he's essentially here to talk to his base among republican voters in this state he has a ninety percent approval rating he's here essentially to remind them that midterm elections will be essential for his plans going forward and his message is really simple i don't forget about me if you want to see more of what i've been doing over the past couple of years then simply vote in november and vote in florida's primaries at the end of next month this talk to us about why florida is so important in the lead up to the primaries and the ten elections of my own look you'll often hear political analysts saying that all roads the white house lead through florida it is the biggest swing state in the country its vote to make up really represents the entire country so victory in florida is a reflection of what you can do across the rest of

. >> i'm rhonda and i am also just an intern. [laughter] so mentioning the topic of discussion right now is prescription drug prices is increasing percentage of premium slam just j wondering withny those policies that are proposed to incite change to reduce the overall premium? >> i can start that and earlier this week e-filed significant common with the administration prescription drug blueprint that i think has a lot of great ideas to get at thist issue one challenge with a request for information so those have to be turned into actionable policies to drive some of those results in one of those interesting one looking at direct to consumer advertising in talking about with something really cost so i thought that was interesting there is a lot of that ideas out there. to underline the unit cost of prescription drugs with the continual price increases and to think about other issues that it is how you get more competition and the only way we will get at this was 22.3 cents on the dollar going to prescription drugs and they don't

president donald trump has suspended rhonda's ability to ship clothing jussi free to the u.s. this is just one of many recent terrorists imposed by america on nations around the world the u.s. says that is a response to rwanda's increased tariffs on american use clothing and footwear the rwandan government says that move was implemented to protect its own garment industry. still to come here on the news hour for you. china struggles to contain the anger over a fake vaccine given to tens of thousands of babies. in sport freedom is short lived for the members of pussy riot when they did the pitch during the world cup final. from the clear blue sky of the doha mooney. to the french autumn breeze in the city of enough. as i was getting hard to pinpoint the like there is a rain in china we've seen it concentrated in the southwest were less the last week to be honest but ninety's little green dots representing big showers or extending nourse for so anywhere from the south coast of the yangtze and beyond with the potential of shanghai going to really wet weather was a really a redeve

. >> i'm rhonda and i'm also an intern. the ian had mentioned a big topic of discussion right now which is prescription drug prices presenting its premiums. i was just wondering if there were any state or federal policies that have been proposed that you think will reduce overall premium? >> earlier this week brief filed significant comments on the administration prescription drug blueprint which i think has a lot of great ideas getting at this issue. one challenge is our request for information in so those really have to be turned into actionable policies to drive some of those results. one of the interesting ones that wasn't there was looking at director consumer advertising and talking about what something really costs. i think there a lot of good ideas out there. the underlying unit cost of prescription drugs and these continual price increases that is the root cause and sometimes it gets wrapped around the axle and thinking about other issues and that sort of thing but i think it's really about how the get more competi

. >> i am rhonda, also just an in turn. -- an intern. jeanette had mentioned something that is a big topic of discussion right now, which is prescription drug prices as a large percentage of premiums. so i was wondering if there are any state or federal policies that you are a fan of that have been proposed that you think will incite meaningful change in terms of reducing overall premiums. week, we earlier this filed significant comments on the administration's prescription drug blueprint, which i think has a lot of great ideas, sort of getting at this issue. one challenge was an rfi, order request for information -- or request for information. those have to be turned into policies to drive the results. one of the interesting ones that was there was looking at direct to consumer advertising and talking about what something really costs in the advertising. i thought that was interesting. i think a lot of -- there are a lot of good ideas out there. underlying cost of prescription drugs, that is really -- and the continual price increases -

consumption around the world what we're lucky is we have a constellation of stars whether it's john or rhonda, we'll always be able to drive engagement >> can you give us an update on the tv deals and what the advertising has been looking like. >> sure, as we announced the deals in total are about 3.6 times what they were before. if we kept all of our international deals flat we'd go from -- that's what people have said there's significant operating cash flow that'll come from that and obviously that's now reflected in the stock price. >> up almost another 3% today. george barrios copresident of wwe. >>> still got a rally for the dow. not as much for s&p and really not much for the nasdaq. >>> coming up on mand don't miss my exclusive interview with jamie dimon. esentrp,ntesras pridt um iert te and much more. "the closing bell" back after this short break ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright

. >> hi, i'm rhonda and i'm also just an intern. >> nobody is just an intern. jeanette-- mentioned a big topic of discussion which is prescription drug prices as an increasing percentage of premium. i was just wondering if there were state or federal policies that have been proposed that you think will -- in terms of reducing overall premium. >> sure, i can start that. and earlier this week we filed significant comments on the administration's prescription drug blueprint which i really think as a lot of great ideas sort of getting at the issue. one challenge -- request for information. and those have to be turned into actionable type of policies to drive the results. and one of the interesting ones was looking at direct consumer advertising and talking about what something really costs in the advertising. definitely thought that was interesting. i think there's a lot of good ideas out there. the underlying unit cost of prescription drugs that's really increases that's the root cause. and we get wrapped around the axle. and i think it's really about how do you g

perry, at our last hearing, rhonda fayne testified that an employee of usa gymnastics was directed by steve penny, her boss, to go to the ranch and to take documents from the national training center back to usag headquarters in inld nap list. you have seen the documents? >> thank you, senator. so what i know is that instruction was told to me that instruction was given to ms. whi white. ms. white cam to the office with the suitcase and boxes. where the documents went from there. i don't know. i was also told that there was not a sort of logging in, if you will of those documents in the organization. but those documents were given to then ceo steve penny. >> do you know that those documents were given to mr. penny? >> of course, i wasn't there, senator moran. that's what i was told. >> we made inquiry of usa gymnastics with an extensive request for documents. the documents have not been provided. >> i know we produced close to a million documents in production. so those documents could be in there. they may not be. but i don't know. i don't know where those documents are. steve penny

. >> mystery, hearing, rhonda they testify anyway, an employee of usa genetics was directed by steve penn, her boss to go to the karolyi rant and take documents from the training center that headquarters in indianapolis. have you seen those documents? >> thank you senator moran. what i know is that kninstruction was told to me that that instruction was given to miss white that miss white to the office with a suitcase and boxesfi. where those documents went from there, i don't know. iwas also told that there was onnot a sort of longing in you will . of those documents in the organization. but those documents were given to the coc penny. >> you know that those documents weregiven to mister penny? >> i will there but that's what i was told . >> and we made inquiry of usa gymnastics so it's an extensive request for documents. those documents have not been provided. >> we produce close to 1 million documents and production. so those documents could have been there. they may not be i don't know. i know where those documents are. >> the would know where those documents are. >>. >> there wou

. >> rhonda on facebook, you could hear the emotion in his voice, his son is adorable, god bless americaand women who served this nation and reminded all of us how important it is to salute them and how grateful we are to be living here. >> if you're a parent like he is and have a newborn, i know yesterday i was watching my daughter with the american flag and she knows since she could talk, how wonderful it is, where it is safe and see the child waving the red, white and blue, our grandparents 5 the country, pretty touching. >> you have other breaking news. >> let's get you caught up with the fox news alert starting here. a race against mother nature is a monsoon threatens the rescue of a boy at soccer team in thailand. draining water from the cave were 12 kids and their coach have been trapped for two weeks. explaining how crews go above the kids. >> they have a contingency plan in the cave already. whether it is the gas line to run them out, i can guarantee you if they have food and water they have a way to get them out in an emergency. >> rescuers hope to save the boys in the next day

don frazier in bend, oregon, told me about her daughter, rhonda, who tragically passed away at the age of 34. she suffered from early onset alzheimer's. in an opinion piece that dawn had published in the bend bulletin, she wrote, and i quote, palliative and hospice care is critical for people with alzheimer's and our dementias. for people with advanced dementia, team-based care, which focuses on managing and easing symptoms, reducing pain and stress, and increasing comfort improves quality of life, controls costs, and enhances patient and family satisfaction. she wrote, here in oregon, 19% of people in hospice have a primary diagnosis of dementia. yet, the availability and quality of palliative and hospice care is a concern. dawn went on to say that this bill will help make critical palliative care and hospice services available for millions of patients all across the country. i've long been a supporter of this bipartisan legislation and programs for palliative and hospice care. my own parents both received valuable care in this regard, especially hospice care, as their lives came to a