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it s like, you want to know where she is, but at the same time, you do not want to know. this woman had gone out to get the mail and disappeared in her pajamas. the case was never closed. it was consuming all of us. the individual was wearing a baseball cap, hoodie with the hood pulled up and large, mirrored sunglasses. , gosh, did this really happen? i can t do this. there was a scream. a drop of blood came from her nose. it was like a game. he was part of this game. we were done with the games. it needed to stop. michigan snow blankets fields and woodlands with silent beauty sometimes encasing ugly secrets hidden beneath never meant to be disturbed until finally they are revealed and all is made clear. i wanted to find her but then it was going to become so real to me that maybe you don t want to find her. right, right. it s both things, and away. yes. start with a mother of two who vanished as she stepped outside her door to pick up m ....
up, or going to bed, with the result of the general election 202a. we remember some key moments of the night, obviously, the big names that came and went and remember the next day. but other things that happened that we haven t clocked, individual results or trends that were under the surface of the labour landslide? that is what we were digging in this episode of newscast, looking back at the result of the general election in great detail. hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, and joining me hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, andjoining me for hello, it is adam in the newscast studio, and joining me for the stroll down memory lane, we have scarlett maguire. hello. freshly wrested from a little holiday. also is a columnist and chief data reporter for the financial times, john. and excellent marathon and half marathon runner. beat everyone from the newscast team. and joining us on the line as professor rob ford. i know you were involved in the exit poll, so we ....
me is various age gradients, like you young and old are voting for. this selection, it wasn t new but it is thrown into light something steadily bolding over the last few years. the one i m interested in is we got it into our heads over the last decades, with labour, if you are young you vote labour, if you are older you don t. starting in 2019 and clear now is now, pete labour is 30 years old. if you are 30, you are as labour as can be, so it s not a straight line. younger men voted slightly differently, that is interesting. it is a different generation. we will pick up on them in a moment. rob, give a big picture thought. my big picture thought is the electoral system never mattered more than it did here, in terms of how it - affected the behaviour of voters. when you look at the marginal seats, labour over performed where they were second. to the tories, and the lib dems over performance. looking at the same suit, i the conservatives fell more nsa pursuit, but lab ....
# walk on by.# applause mary poppins. i have to say i have been issued with a very severe instructions from the bbc bosses that i have to hold it together right now but i do say, i m going to push my luck a little bit tell you why your other family here at newsnight and beyond love you and admire you so very much. there are about a million reasons why we think like that but i m going to highlight three of them. in the first place what we saw in that film, you are a brilliant and a remarkable journalist. your excitement every day as the excitement you would have had on the date you started in journalism. the second reason is that you have extraordinary pastoral care for young journalists. every day that a young journalist starts on this programme, without fanfare, without fuss, kirsty will walk up and say, what are your interests, how are you doing, please keep in touch. you walk around this building and people say, do you work with kirsty wark, she has been so magnifice ....
name! [laughter] judge jeanine pirro, richard fowler, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld has a new shirt. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. [laughter] in just 90 minutes from now, joe biden, who presumably will know his own name, will face the biggest test in his 50 year long political career, high-stakes solo news conference in his presidency, his legacy come and his reelection campaign all on the line. it could be his last chance to fend off a rebellion that is growing by the minute. one tiny verbal slip up or misfire, this could be the downfall. new reports says that if biden fails, he is poised to face a delusion of fresh calls from democratic lawmakers to drop ous giving her party the green light to go after him. the president s supporters and the media are getting ahead of damage control by trying to lower expectations that they had already raised. i don t think we should set the stakes too high. there is a conscious understanding out to ov ....