david says the buckeye police told him daniel may have crashed his vehicle and in doing so sustained a head injury. >> he said that he believed my son was delusional after the head injury, and he walked away and may have rested somewhere. >> reporter: the police have ruled out foul play. >> i decided to bring on a private investigator. i wasn't getting answers that i need. >> reporter: private investigator jeff mcgrath says he thoroughly examined daniel's car, including the car's so-called black box. he took out cameras to an undisclosed location where daniel's vehicle is now being stored. >> we have a lot more investigating to do, but we have done a thorough inspection of this vehicle. >> reporter: he says what he found is at odds with the police theory. >> we have downloaded the infotainment system, that the phone connects into. that is how we were able to confirm the time and date that the air bags deployed. and that comes out to be about 1:00 in the afternoon on june 23rd. he went missing anywhere from 9:15 to 9:45 in the morning. and the u-connect tells us the air bags flew at a

i seen the last search that buckeye had done for my son. from that point, i haven't heard much from them. i'm at this point where i have to do everything myself. >> you've been doing it -- you live in columbia, south carolina, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> the buckeye police department released a report on the investigation, and they say that daniel was acting a bit strange leading up to his disappearance. the report said he had been showing up at the house of a woman unannounced multiple times. you were very close with your son. you talked to him all the time. did you notice anything -- if he was acting differently or maybe anything that the private investigator has revealed to you? >> well, you know, my family, we're a very close-knit family. daniel, he shares everything with us, you know. even living apart, my son would call me and we would talk for two hours. my daughter -- he would talk to his siblings, he would talk to his mother, you know. sometimes he would tell me things he wouldn't tell his siblings and some things he te

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the buckeye police department and my office are all lacking evidence. it appears that right there from where the vehicle was recovered that there is no exit away from the vehicle. there is no obvious signs that somebody was walking out of there or drove out of there. there is nothing. it ends right there in ravine and there is no blood or dna to indicate anybody was injured in that. >> what do you make of the idea clothes were found in the car? do you believe they were spare clothes do you think they were what he had on? >> they were his work clothes. we do know that because his work vest was there as well and his work boots. it's not uncommon for geologists to carry extra clothes in the vehicles where they go out to remote locations but we don't have any proof that he had a change of clothes with him. it would be unlikely if he didn't. >> do you think this situation speaks to the existence of another participant? >> we were leaning that way early on in this investigation but the more my team starts to dig into this, it appears that we just can't say fo

the buckeyes get within seven. cj stroud to jackson, who gets to the corner. it is a seven-point game. 484 yards passing, but threw a crucial late interception here. a great snack on the sideline. ohio state had not lost in the regular season since october 2019. the ducks win, a huge win fwain. second quarter, michigan going to fake a pond. michael barrick gets three yards. harbaugh still barking on the sideline. blake corum, into the maze. 171 yards and three touchdowns. washington did not look great. with ohio state losing, could this be michigan's year? we are on the eve of the 49ers season opener against the lions. jared goff set to make his lions debut. the 49ers opened the schedule in detroit. they will stay on the east coast and practice in west virginia next week ahead of week two in philadelphia. jimmy garoppolo will be the starting cornerback, but expect to see packages for trey lance. many of the key players that held them to a super bowl run a few seasons ago. now it is time to play games that count. >>>> it feels like it has been a long time comin

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buckeyes go on to win that one by a final 45-31. >>> and in new york, u.s. open organizers admitting yesterday that they were not prepared for the flash floods that left many fans stranded on wednesday night. >> we possibly might have made mistakes along the way and we'll look at every single thing that we did to ensure it never happens again. but from 7:00 to when the fans left the safest place for them to be was in our stadiums. >> and fans that made it back to the grounds got to see one of the best shots in u.s. open history. jensen somehow going to get to this ball and because of the angle was able to go around the net post and get it in for a winner. he was pretty pumped about it. just an incredible shot. he beat teaylor fritz in four sets. >>> and bruce arians says his team is now 100% vaccinated against covid-19. they are the second organization in the nfl to be fully vaccinated joining the falcons. the league does not require players to be vaccinate but has strict protocols for those who are not. they kick off the nfl season next thursday against the

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his family is desperate to find him. 24-year-old daniel robinson was last seen january 23rd leaving buckeye, arizona. his jeep was found in a ravine four miles from where he was last seen. the vehicle appeared to have rolled and landed on its side. daniel's clothes, cell phone, wallet, keys, were all found at the keep. police say foul play is not suspected. but daniel's family says otherwise. joining us is his family. we have daniel's father, david robinson, and his brother roger cauley robinson. thank you for coming on to talk about daniel. i want to start first, david, tell me about your son. >> thank you for bringing us on, brianna. daniel, he's a very outspoken guy. from his childhood. daniel, he's always challenged everything. he challenged his siblings. he wanted to outdo them acade academically. everyone knows he was born without a right hand. he never let anything stop him. he learned how to play the french horn, trombone. when he got into college, he sought out to be a geologist. he pursued his dreams and accomplished those goals, graduated with honors. he also is a friendly guy. h

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the buckeye police department and my office are all lacking evidence. it appears that right there from where the vehicle was recovered that there is no exit away from the vehicle. there is no obvious signs that somebody was walking out of there or drove out of there. there is nothing. it ends right there in tharavin and there is no blood or dna to indicate anybody was injured in that. >> what do you make of the idea clothes were found in the car? do you believe they were spare clothes or what did he have on? >> there was work clothes in there. his work vest there was and his work boots. it's not uncommon for geologists to carry extra clothes in the vehicles where they go out to remote locations but we don't have any proof that he had a change of clothes with him. it would be unlikely if he didn't. >> do you think this situation speaks to the existence of another partiparticipant? >> we were leaning that way early on in this investigation but the more my team starts to dig into this, it appears that we just can't say for certain if there is anybody else

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general manager, lynch, spotted in minneapolis, catching ohio state, it took 55 minutes before the buckeyes broke it open. c.j., pulling off a play. they were favored by two touchdowns and out of the pac-12 a win for number 24 utah and a win for number 25 arizona state. >> it is back. >> it is back. >> it is back. >> vern, thank you. >>> tonight, a pop super group announcing their return to the spotlight after four decades. th it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, wellness-boosting, parent-powering, proven quality night's sleep we've ever made. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 36 months and free premium delivery. ends labor day. >>>it say comeback four days in the making. '70s super group, a

robinson's son daniel is a 24-year-old geologist who disappeared after work one day this past july in buckeye, arizona police found his car in a ravine, but three months have passed no sign of him or his body why do you they that is that cases like your son's go unheard. >> as much as i really hate to say this, sometimes i think racism is a factor they say that it is not an urgency for us >> reporter: david had to hire his own private investigator. >> he's my son he's a person. >> reporter: in 2020, more than 500,000 people were reported missing. nearly 40% of them people of color. hundreds of black and brown families waiting to get word of their loved ones, waiting for a news story, who are waiting for a moment to step into the spotlight and shine some light on their stories. >> reporter: this year 25-year-old graduate student jelani day disappeared. on august 24th his body identified late today 30-year-old melissa cho went last seen in california communities pleading for attention. the same painful patterns among indigenous women homicide is the third leading cause of death among native wom

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he would not go out to it desert, not try to join a monastery which has been told by the buckeye police department and my son mysteriously disappeared. that's all we do know. >> no enemies, no ongoing mental illness. he wasn't suffering from anything, anything that might cause that kind of duress? >> nothing. my son is an outgoing guy. he's optimistic. he had dreams of things he wanted to do in the future. he loved to travel. as a matter of fact, he had plans for his family to come visit him in july. i had plans to be here to see his vehicle for the first time. he was proud of that jeep. and for myself to see that jeep for first time in the situation that it was in is very devastating for his mother and myself and his siblings. >> i'm very sorry you're in this situation. i'm not going to say for your loss because we don't know where your son is. and as you get developments, you're going to be able to get in touch with me whenever you want, and we will update, and i will make sure people see the picture now of him, where he was, and we'll put it on social media also. god bless and good l

rushed for 161 yards and scored three times and that upset the buckeyes in 35-28, a huge win for the pac-12 conference. >>> well the wildest finish of the day is jacksonville state trailing florida state. going deep to damon johnson who makes the catch at the 20 then beats two defenders to the end zone for a touchdown pass as time expires, the gamecocks upset the seminoles, a lot of stunned fans there. >>> 18-year-old emma defeated 19-year-old in straight sets in all teen u.s. open women final. did not drop a set in the tournament and she becomes the first qualifier man or woman to ever win a grand slam event and just as the san jose earthquakes they draw with. >> you know who used to teach tennis, that one. >> oh, [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [ sfx: pop ping bloop pop ping bloop ] the day can wait. enter the golden state with real california dairy. (announcer) the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. ♪ chances are ♪ ♪ 'cause i wear a silly grin ♪ ♪ the moment you... �

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daniel robinson went missing in the desert outside buckeye, arizona, in late june. his family claiming authorities haven't done enough to find him. police say a land owner found robinson's significantly damaged jeep on july 1t 19th. >>> we move on to the other news this evening and president biden on the world stage today, speaking to world leaders on this pandemic, on climate, on threats to security, addressing the u.n. general assembly for the fist time since taking office, making his case for the global fight against covid and future pandemics. and on clip mat change, warning, we are nearing a point of no return. he also addressed the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. and late today, back in the oval office, already meeting with a key ally. our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega from the white house tonight. >> reporter: facing growing frustration from america's allies, tonight, president biden is trying to mend fences. laughing at the white house with british prime minister boris johnson. earlier at the u.n., the president trying to convince world lead

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and i will go out on a limb here, big time buckeyes fan. amanda: [laughter] you keep doubling down on how important football is. we are watching stock markets today -- somewhat quiet -- but pretty flat tone over all. you have the groups that make up the things -- fangs getting more negative. weakness out there today in the health care space as some of the biggest names, biogen leading the way. all around, some disappointment. overall, financials are good. we are watching energy, middle of the pack. we did see a reaction in the oil markets to the news that china, for the first time, would intervene with a release from its strategic reserves. we know that it can be a political issue, especially when prices rise for those consumer related products. this may set a new tone and how oil prices are managed. matt: absolutely. we will keep a close eye on that, especially as we see the amount that we have in stock drawn down and countries like china opening up their strategic reserve. a lot of moves around oil that could have an impact on the pricing

your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ >> lawrence wright before we dig into your book, "the plague year: america in the time of covid," i wanted to get your opinion on afghanistan. what were your thoughts as you saw the taliban take control of that country after the 20 years war? lawrence: enormous sadness. i was in kabul, afghanistan in 2003. there was a lot of hope and building underway. people had a sense that they turned a page. it is heartbreaking to see how that whole promise of afghanistan has simply collapsed into what we don't know. i think it is an ominous new opening to a new chapter. >> what do you think it means for american security? lawrence: al qaeda became a dangerous force when they had the opportunity to train. before that, they were a nuisance. once they had the training camps operating, they became a very potent force. that is what everybody's worried about. the taliban

we are funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. ♪ ♪ >> buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> on today's "washington journal," we talk about provisions and the democrats three point 5 trillion dollars budget reconciliation package that would allow medicare to negotiate the cost of prescription drugs. later, a look at the biden administration's immigration and border policy with a washington post reporter. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. tens of thousands of migrants are bossing the southern border into del rio, texas, many of them haitian, leaving poverty and corruption in south america. these images dominating the news cycle yesterday. this morning, it's your turn to tell washington what you think about the situation. a question for you, do you support the immigration and border policy of the biden administration? if you do, (202) 748-8000. if you oppose, (202) 748-8001. border state residents, a line for you this morning to tell us what it like wher