So we have some breaking news to share on the seeming disappearance of Chinese tennis star Peng Shui.

The president of the International Olympic Committee has issued a statement in which he said he has spoken with Peng.

It happened in a video call earlier today.

The world has been asking, where is Peng Shui?

The Chinese tennis star had disappeared weeks ago after making sexual assault allegations

against a man who was once one of the most powerful politicians in China.

But all of it only raises more questions about what the price might be for speaking out.

So today, ESPN's Dan Murphy shares his reporting on this complex, developing situation.

Then we return stateside with our Monday morning quarterback, Alex Smith, who helps us sort through the chaos of week 11 in the NFL.

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Monday, November 22nd. This is ESPN Daily.

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So we're here to talk about the case of Pung Shui, Dan.

This is a Chinese tennis champion who went missing earlier this month in China after a social media post that she'd put up,

accused a former Chinese government official of sexual assault.

And we're talking now on Sunday afternoon.

And I understand that there's new video of her,

or at least an account of a video call that's emerged. So what's the latest here?

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