if you're missing, you're missing and that search should start immediately. people shouldn't be sent home to say let us know if they turn up in a couple of days. the first 48 hours are critical in gathering information about a person who may be missing. >> reporter: fascinating. "black and missing" debuts tonight on hbo and hbo max. executive roder soledad o'briend o'brien, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: it's a story that deserves so much more attention. we're so glad it's getting it. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> the landscape has changed, and not for the last time. the rules of business are being reinvented, with a more flexible workforce, by embracing innovation, by looking not only at current opportunities, but ahead to future ones. resilience is the ability to pivot again and again, for whatever happen

later natalie holloway goes missing. her hand to describes what it is like to watch the attention that natalie holloway -- i covered the natalie holloway case, what a horrific story for her mom to go on newscast after newscast -- but at the same time, the on who is looking for her niece is saying, why does no one care about my niece? she is reaching out to these news organizations, she is a tv producer, she can't get any attention. why do we care about some people and why do we not care about others? i believe it is a lot of bias. i know when i've done documentaries that focus on people of color, i've been told, don't make it too black, make sure you don't push away the audience we really care about, which is to say the white audience. there is often a sense of our audience is this, this is a person who is appealing, attractive, interesting to me as a producer and that is what should get the focus, versus thinking about what are the communities that you serve and how do you serve those communities? we talk to a former ne

marie missing. >> the investigator said, we're going to open a case and investigation on this, which surprised me because she's an adult. she could've just left. >> because marie was very adventurous, she liked to travel. and when the mood struck her, sometimes she just took off for a few days on some women. but some things seem to different this time. >> she would've never have left without talking to me about it and talking to paris. >> i think i didn't want to believe it like no, she's gonna cause eventually. >> she'd been gone a week when the sheriff asked detectives keith matz to look into it. that takes a message, something off, said her family. >> this doesn't sound like marie. >> so when you got that one, the antenna must have gone up? >> the antennas did go up. >> detective nesli suhi-moore didn't hear about the case then. because -- on maternity leave. >> correct. and i came back two weeks after she was initially reported missing. >> and that's when nesli heard from other detectives about

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in 2020 more than 534,000 missing persons records were filed. more than 480,000 were cleared, and 40% of the missing are people of color. >> there are a lot of gabby petitos and natalie holloways in the black and brown community. >> reporter: that's why former police derika wilson co-founded black and missing inc and says too often their cases go unfold. eventually local stations did stories and citizens began helping search. did you know daniel? >> no. i just wanted to help. >> reporter: you're just helping out a stranger on a saturday? >> yeah. >> reporter: why? i can't imagine what that man is going through. >> reporter: as the search goes into the fifth month, another family is in the midst is in a terrible mystery for a fifth year. >> ariana is a very energetic, very happy. >> reporter: 2-year-old ariana went missing under the most suspicious of circumstances in the san francisco bay area in 2016. her hmother was found in a shallow grave in san francisco's mcel park but ariana was gone. >> it one, breaks my heart that ariana is not with her

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including and we affiliate w are apple tv, was missing out on the missing teen story. >> this is not my consensus. >> during that first week, danielle's mom rodent, spend her days i believe station, entered nights at the sisters out, i would just stare at that front door waiting, just hoped and hot and praying that she will run through that door so i can yell at her. >> investigators hope for the same, but danielle had gone silent, no posts, no tweets, no texts. >> we noticed really quickly that there is no social media. >> absolutely. not >> even if she's run away with the boyfriend to myrtle beach. to just drop cold out of that thing she does all the time. >> for a teenager like that to be so active, and then flatline, it's very concerning. >> a command post was set up headed by data that surfer, a hope mills deputy chief, >> how many agents were seen around the table? >> the fbi had the biggest presence, the rose recommendations from the sheriff's office, if there is any badge and sheriffs county they were and i command post. >> the investigated their most promising lead, angel, h

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miss on comps. up 24.8% in the quarter compare to 27.8% estimates why momentum versus 2019 continued into fiscal october saying overall same store sales down 1% and all of the regions outside of new york city surpassed the 2019 levels. digital also about 42% of sales in the quarter but giving outlook that was lower than expected the stock down 7% year to date the call is at 5:00. back to you. >> thank you square earnings are also out kate rooney has the numbers. >> a big miss on revenue top line $3.84 billion up 27%. still a miss wall street was looking for 4.5 billion on revenue eps in line with 37 cents and gross payment volume 45.4 billion. that was up 43% year over year the seller ecosystem up almost 50% year of year the cash out ecosystem grew pretty much flat 33% year of year where it was in terms of the growth rate in the prior quarter. shares taking a dip right after the earnings report. they have turned around. up about 1% after hours here back to you. >> kate, thank you where do we begin?

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then i called them back and put in a missing person report. i got very worried. i asked the buckeye police department to go out and search that area. the officer told me that they were going to send a vehicle out there, a helicopter out to search for him. i was relieved. then he called back an hour later and said, no, it was a no-go. i'm his dad, and he's my son. i lost all sense of reality at that moment. i said, you know what? they're not going to look for my son. i'm going to have to do it myself. >> reporter: before he arrived, police did decide to search on foot and with helicopters. this is the last place your son was seen? >> the last place. >> what do you think happened david? >> i think a lot happened here. i'm very suspicious. >> reporter: but he doesn't know what. a month in, there's a break in the case, and police call robinson. >> i got afraid actually that it's going to be some bad news. they said, no, we just found his vehicle. >> some ranchers found it. at that point we conducted our investigation, and additional searches. >> what was the conditio

chairman, thank you miss griezmann for your testimony. and the answer to the chairman's last question. um i just have a follow up question. um how can the f. t. c. t. c. two more to get information out to seniors and all of their communities so they can recognize this fraud more. um i've been assisted living facilities across new york and i've heard a story after story um stealing life savings. um the grand grandchild scam, the you know all the different kinds of ways. the i. r. s scam. um and it it doesn't end. and we know that um a lot of these artists are scam. artists are criminals. criminal networks. i know we arrested a criminal network work from india, one from russia. um the fbi works to to subvert these kinds of frauds, but i feel that the ftc needs to work uh perhaps a different way to make financial institutions more aware um to make sure seniors are more aware to make sure um uh places where seniors go assisted living facilities are more aware, what can you do to help solve this problem? show >> senator maximizing our outreach

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she went missing. she was later found dead. her fiance, the last person to see her. but there are countless other young women, women of color, who go missing without even getting a mention. so, where's the news coverage? where's the intense police and community search? there's a term for this, missing white woman syndrome, and it's the subject of tonight's race in america series. i know what it is, but what is it? >> it's a term that's been around for a long time, 20 years. it is garnering a lot of attention because of the gabby petito case. we have to say off the bat that any person who goes missing, regardless of color, that's a tragedy for the family. but missing white woman syndrome refers to the disproportionate amount of media coverage that a white woman gets compared to women of color, minority women. academics are really studying this and there's a lot of research on it now. but for the people that are boots on the ground, it's a reality. they combat it every day, and it's happening here in the bay area. the executive director of "misssey" which stands for mo

you say a person is missing. then i called them back and put in a missing person report. i got very worried. very worried. i asked the police department to search the area. they also told me that they were going to send a vehicle out there, a helicopter out to search for him. i was relieved. and then he called back an hour later and said, no, it was a no go. i'm his dad. and he's my son. i lost all sense of reality at that moment. i said, you know what, they're not going to look for my son, i'll do it myself. >> reporter: before he arrived, police did decide to search on foot and with helicopters. this is the last place your son was seen. >> last place. >> reporter: what do you think happened, david? >> i think a lot happened here. very suspicious. >> reporter: but he doesn't know what. a month in, there is a break in the case and police call robinson. >> i got afraid, actually, it is going to be some bad news. he said, no, we just found his vehicle. >> some ranchers found it. and then at that point we conducted our investigation and additional searches. >> reporter: what

the missing white women syndrome has found that missing white women receive initial attention more than other missing persons in the news media, as well as prolonged attention. >> so who is to blame and how do we change the cycle that determines the value of a life based on gender, race, beauty and class? if you missed tonight's episode, you can watch it online. >>> we'll be back in a moment and s >>> as many of you know, starting tomorrow many of the sharks including the head coach can start rejoining the team after sitting out nearly two weeks with the covid protocol rules. tonight sharks in winnipeg are going after it. jonah from san jose, a little moab muscle right there, they kept going for about 30 to 45 more seconds. the jets made it look easy. watch the two-on-one here. they get it past james reimer. the jets beat the sharks. final score, >>> we told but that breaking news. we're following breaking news in contra costa county. for the second time a child has been taken during a car theft. >> let's bring in bay area cheryl hurd. we're talking about an infant this time, cheryl. >>

i'll miss holland, the team from citizen lad. i'm allies the data connected to the hacking technology which targeted these devices. the hack appeared to be part of an organized campaign targeting symbol tenuously. the mobile phones of dozens of al jazeera journalists in order to spy on them. according to citizen labs technical report, israel's pegasus spyware, was used to infiltrate these phones by looking at the links and the accounts, the hacking of the phones was carried out, mainly in the u. e. and saudi arabia. the 2 countries that most used this advanced israeli technology in the region for what we saw with the infections inside al jazeera is that about half of them were from this operator that we call monarchy. it's a code name that we give these operators when we refer to them inside citizen lab. and this operator is spying mostly in saudi arabia and cutter, but not very many other countries. so this tells us, well, if they're spying mostly in saudi arabia, maybe it is, in fact the saudi arabian government and the other h

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jason roy struggling there following that match. and england captain eoin morgan says he'll be a big miss if he's ruled out of the rest of the tournament. he is unbelievably important. he is a guy who epitomises everything that we are about in the changing room and the way that we play. you see how commanding he is in the top of the order in not only t20 cricket but 50 over cricket as well. obviously, two different partners in the two formats. but, yeah, he is as close as we get to surmising how the changing room should play. former england spin bowler phil tufnell was commentating on the games for 5live.... and said england could use today's defeat to test their temperament in the latter stages — and learn from some of their mistakes. it was a little bit sloppy for me, england, especially in the field. gave away to, i think, half a dozen overthrows, there was a few missed fields and weren't quite on it with the ball as well and obviously missing some on the backend to blow those lovely 90 mile an hou short balls and back of the hand bouncers. just a little bit sloppy but it is good to

now on bbc news...0ur world: canada's missing children. this film contains scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. in may this year, the unmarked graves of 215 children were found on the grounds of an old indian residential school. who were these children? those were our relatives. the school was for indigenous children. it was one of hundreds that had been run by the church and government in canada. for years they had been at the centre of child abuse allegations. the sisters were shocked when these allegations started to come out. survivors are now asking the church and the government for records from the schools to find out about those who died. we always wanted to remind people, like the holocaust, that this is history, this actually happened. but some believe the truth is being hidden. the church never imagined that someone would question their authority or ask to see those documents. since the discovery of the graves, churches were burned down and vigils for the missing children have been held across the country. i grew up in c

research has found that missing white women receive initial attention more than other missing persons in the news media, as well as prolonged attention. >> it's fascinaing conversation. if you missed on last night's episode, you can watch it online. go to nbcbayarea.com. click on "race in america." that's at the top of our home page. you don't want to miss that episode and all the others there are as well. >>> back and better than ever. it is what fans have been waiting for. coming up next for you right here on our midday news cast, an all new look at the news series featuring some of the favorite new york city women that people just love to watch. >>> first, happening now, all new fallout following the deadly crowd surge at the astroworld concert in texas. attorney ben crump announcing in a press conference that he is now representing more than 100 victims from the concert. so during the press conference, while travis scott was the main organizer of the event, show producer live nation should also be held responsible for the chaos that claimed the lives of nine people last week. so f

i can tell you, the color of her skin in the missing. >> reporter: she formed black and missing, inc.. do you think it has anything to do with color? >> i try not to put myself in the mindset of the race issue with the media coverage. all i want is for there could be media coverage for her. i think she deserves that. >> reporter: the fitzs and the robinsons, want only one thinking, want hugging their missing children once again. do you believe ariana is still alive? >> i do believe she is still alive. it would mean everything to me to know where she is and to finds her. i wait for that day every day. i believe that day will come. >> reporter: how long will you search. >> until i find my son. i have to, i mean, he's my responsibility. >> reporter: sara sidner, cnn, buckeye, arizona. >> very separately, the mother of a 14-year-old girl who went missing for almost a month has been charged with two counts of second-degree child endangerment. the charges against the mom also include allegations of physical abuse and neglect. the girl disappeared last month. there was a massive search for h

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if evans misses out — not going to be easy. if evans misses out again, _ not going to be easy. if evans misses out again, may i not going to be easy. if evans misses out again, may be i not going to be easy. if evans misses out again, may be at. misses out again, may be at next year will be third time lucky. nick parrott, bbc news. and a reminder of our top story tonight — azeem rafiq has apologised for using anti—semitic language in messages from 2011. in a statement, the former cricketer says, "i have absolutely no excuses. "i am ashamed of this exchange. "i was 19 at the time and hope and believe i am "a different person today." there's more reaction to that, including from thejewish leadership council, on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. good night. good evening. it's been very mild across the uk today despite that chilly start. it will remain mild overnight because the brakes will tend to fill in. that will prevent the temperatures from falling very much, but you can see we keep what or whether towards the north and west. drizzly rain with a thicker cl

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looks like a miss. we were looking for 1.5 billion revenues roughly where the street was looks like the fee rates they earn on trading were down, lower than expectations and really it. we knew it was going to be a slower quarter for trading the bigger story here and the reason coinbase is up 50% is that this isn't just a trading exchange if you buy it then you got the wrong stock. this is building out the ecosystem and we are seeing progress on that nfts. the partnership with facebook and many more things and the story here the bar is high. last point, crypto volumes on coinbase up like 80% quarter to date and third quarter is slower fourth quarter is off to a great start. i think that i wouldn't read too much into one kind of laggard quarter for them. >> is that not highlighting that they are reliant on trading revenues and commissions specifically obviously. >> yeah. they absolutely are. that's kind of a story today they need to diversify away from the trading because it is volatile, transactional and

i really miss her. i love her. i want her back. >> the next day, sheila sat with mary on skylar's bed, both of them crying. did it bring you comfort when sheila would come by, being skylar's best friend? >> it did me a little bit, yeah. knowing, how could skylar leave her behind? >> mary and sheila took to the streets together, posting flyers for skylar. >> they would knock on doors and ask, have you seen this girl? we kept showing the picture to people. nobody had seen her. >> sheila was very, very worried about what had happened to skylar. >> chrissy swanson is a close family friend of sheila's and saw sheila's distress firsthand. >> she was trying so hard to help them find anything, so hard to help them figure out what had happened. >> the star city police are still looking for a missing 16-year-old. >> dave made a plea for help on local news station wboy. >> we love her. we want her home. >> by sunday night, skylar had been gone the whole weekend. her family, including her aunt carol, was heartsick. >> i just h

missed it by that much. missed me by that much. thanks. >> would you believe -- >> i shall be able to rip these chains from the wall in one minute. would you believe it? one minute. >> i find that hard to believe. >> would you believe two minutes? >> every job he was given, he totally failed and agent 99 would help hem out. she was sharp. >> micro cosmic. >> you certainly have a way with words, 99. >> teentsy-weentsy. >> i counted six shots. >> they're making a terrible mistake. >> you're the one with the .38 special. >> barbara weldon, rolling her eyes at the camera was her feminist statement on get smart. >> there were never direct references to what we should think about what was going on in the '60s. what was subbersive about get smart and framing in the world in such broad strokes that if you as the viewer wanted to attach meaning to it. >> once you're laughing, you forget everything. laughter is a wonderful diversion from thinking about death. >> it's airing in the '60s at the pinnacle of the vietnam war. it's when the marine

we do not know that she is missing as such, do we? not know that she is missing as such. do we?— such, do we? no, some of the reorts such, do we? no, some of the reports earlier— such, do we? no, some of the reports earlier had _ such, do we? no, some of the reports earlier had suggested l reports earlier had suggested she had missed —— she was missing or had disappeared, the new york times had given interview earlier with the ceo of the wta, steve simon, who believed she is safe and not in any physical danger and they have spoken to people who are aware of her whereabouts, even though they have not been able to establish direct contact with peng shuai and are not too worried about her state.- worried about her state. that's a aood worried about her state. that's a good start. — worried about her state. that's a good start, it's _ worried about her state. that's a good start, it's interesting i a good start, it's interesting listening to her comments in terms of what to make, this is steve simon, what to make of this. , . , , this. they are pretty hard-hitting. - this.

but i mostly miss her because the children have their own live. yeah, i miss julie very much. in the 1st all night, a man always have to look so strong. lawyer really one is to now go to life trash and get her to cow hollow you and be a like a child. and i think these hard things in mendelian say it's been a year since i was appointed co conveners, but there's still so much to do. i think that this toilet licking they are now they're meant then probably, you know, don't fix it. there's no funding or is just simply neglect that because some bureaucratic profess doesn't allow it to be address. i don't have enough sleep and it's quite stressful. who feel redundant to be useless? is a very terrifying pain on dick semi's the beginning of the the books and listen to the successful person. but greg, compared to the w 2 and shallow at this stage. apprentice 40th is going to come piet, who didn't win. that's not bad. now get a big m blenny, if successful. but i am trying to approach many millersville nurse to choose one district in india and make a district free fall. we opened the pac

is who'd been missing for 18 days. that for me? than and from paper to person — the pen pals finally meeting, after exchanging letters throughout the pandemic. coming up on the bbc news channel — australia have given themselves a chance of reaching the knockout stages of the t20 world cup after bowling bangladesh out for 73. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. after a furious backlash from opposition parties and some conservative mps, downing street has signalled it's stepping back from plans to change the way mps�* conduct is policed. yesterday, borisjohnson backed a shake—up of the standards watchdog and supported mps who blocked the suspension of a former conservative minister, owen paterson, who'd contravened lobbying rules, which he denies. but labour, the liberal democrats and the snp refused to cooperate with the government's plans, and accused ministers of corruption. with the latest from westminster, here's our political correspondent, chris mason. the eyes to the right, 250. the nose to the left, 23

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