hannah was really wonderful. i just have to believe it was a terrible accident. what >> it's a funny thing, looking back at photos of happy times. you don't know yet which of them is doomed. her ham? maybe both? but don't think of that yet. the wedding is underway. it was 2005, he was at u.s. navy man, craig becker. she was a bookish grad student studying psychology, hanna hove. they were head over heels in love. her college roommate, when elizabeth aciego, remembers how the couple first met at a university swimming pool. >> she definitely told me. she was, like i think this guy is the one. i was like, super excited about that because she had never really mentioned anybody who was going to be special to her. craig and hannah had been dating for a while when elizabeth, incidentally is a frustrate photographer, got a call from craig. >> he called me, he said, hey, i want to do a surprise wedding. are you down to come and take these pictures? >> so, it's on the beach, toes in the sound, it's their? >> yes. >> think

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should hannah gutierrez reed be found? i'm guilty of involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence, and you're gonna hear to extremely top lawyers to do some role-playing today and lay out the arguments on both sides of that question. we have the former federal prosecutor, elliot williams, who argue that she should be found guilty and criminal defense attorney brandy hardened will argue that she he should not be found guilty. then our jurors in this court of public opinion are going to weigh in. they are a diverse group of strangers meeting tonight for the very first time to share their opinions with each other. and of course, you, this is not a court of law. are jurors will not be rendering a verdict, but they will tell us what they think of the arguments that they're about to hear tonight. hi, there are new to me. i have not heard from these people before, and i'm very curious to see what they think of the arguments. let's begin. i want to begin with elliot williams. elliot, what is your case for why hannah gutier

it was just after hannah's mother died, hannah was an only child and their father had been in a motorcycle accident when she a teenager. this was years after he and helena had divorced. the marriage never ideal, had been irreparably damaged by imprisonment. in fact she had been she had given birth to in prison after being tried while pregnant for activities against state. her crime was assistance to a man sent back to warsaw from the government in exile in london. despite these early once on the visit to the prison, hannah screamed that the sight of a woman she to recognize as her mother. she claimed to have had a happy childhood. as a teenager, she had made the decision. decision to in sherman of the all girls boarding school. her mother had attended because she wanted an education of socialist propaganda. when hannah first told me this, i thought back painfully to my teenage concerns. halina ash was buried in polanski cemetery, which is the warsaw with parallel shares is to paris. there was more of a heroic martial character. i was assigned to a motherly and after the casket had been low

hannah liz. for over a decade, she blackmailed him when she became pregnant with gwendolyn the prior year the baby died a few months later. for the remaining few hours of this day, the relationship would remain clandestine. 1:15 p.m. hannah's carriage departs. 236 central park, west horse hooves on the cobblestones hannah inhales, the fresh november air. 1:20 p.m. cornell is sweating nervously paces nearby. 91 park avenue, green sprints down the loaded revolvers, cold to his touch. the cab is in front of the murray hotel across the street. recognize him as the man scouting the green brownstone multiple times the last week. they are suspicious, but do of policeman passes by. 1:25 p.m. mrs. spray approaches 91 park avenue with the recent grocery purchase. mr. green loves his fresh spinach for lunch. she is not aware that she is. but a minute ahead of her boss. 126 p andrew h. green alights the steps from the underground train first go than usual he was tempted to walk from the office. perhaps later

hannah, picking u . prepared to listen. hannah, picking u- on that prepared to listen. that point, how do we talk to j up on that point, how do we talk to our children about this? how do children talk to pupils about it —— teachers talk to pupils about it, without necessarily knowing what they are seeing online? taste without necessarily knowing what they are seeing online?- they are seeing online? we don't know how much _ they are seeing online? we don't know how much they _ they are seeing online? we don't know how much they are - they are seeing online? we don't know how much they are seeing l they are seeing online? we don't. know how much they are seeing in they are seeing online? we don't i know how much they are seeing in the you open— know how much they are seeing in the you open a _ know how much they are seeing in the you open a conversation with a child you open a conversation with a child you don't— you open a conversation with a child you don't know what they have seen what they— you don't know what they have seen what they haven't. i think it is not 'ust w

that was hannah miller at _ the candidates for election. that was hannah miller at westminster.inancing over his failed 2012 re—election bid — confirming a previous ruling by a lower court. sarkozy was given a one—year prison sentence in 2021, but that was suspended. sarkozy was president from 2007 to 2012 and remains an influential figure among conservatives. here's hugh schofield our correspondent in paris. i think that the only thing that interests anyone in this story, ongoing story of sarkozy�*s legal problems is whether or not he's actually going to go to jail. every three or four months, we get another twist in the sarkozy saga. it's notjust this legal problem, this legal battle. there are other legal battles that he's facing. there's already been another conviction and a sentencing to a year in jail on a completely other matter. the only question that the french are asking, i can assure you, is, is he going to go to jail? and the answer to that is, no, he's not going to go to jail. certainly not now. there is the chance of another appeal on this story, he can go the high

hannah miller at the kingswood by election being held there, we will be back with hannah, this is the one is the wellingborough by election. we are expecting a result there sometime between 4—5 am but it is again really hard to give a precise idea of when that will be. both the two main parties have already put out statements offering hints of how they think they've fared. i think it's known as expectation management, conservative party saying that the government of the day rarely win by elections, the labour party also stressing that the large conservative majorities in both seats are beyond their target list for the general election come a bit of expectation management from the two main parties at the moment. as i say, this is the live scene in thornbury, if you want to follow throughout the night, then the bbc news live page is up and running, you will find that at bbc .co .uk/ news and throughout the night i will be back with updates as we have them from the two by elections. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. lets get you the headlines.. don

so to the extent that hannah gutierrez reed may be found guilty of involuntary manslaughter because of her negligence and the handling of the ammunition on the set of echoes i speak volumes about what may happen in a trial against alec baldwin. >> if he did or did not know about any concerns about hannah gutierrez, reed or anything about her behavior, how pivotal is that going to be? i mean, if he was flying blind here and didn't know anything and until after the fact versus if he did perhaps have some sort of inkling ahead of time that perhaps she wasn't the best employee yeah again, it goes to foreseeability and reasonableness. so if you are co-producer, if you're someone in an employer, a situation where you now have a duty of care that's different than again, as an actor, it becomes a question of what you should have known jess, what you actually knew, but what you knew or should have known, that's wanted to be the standard and the question is going to be as a co-producer, should he have had information about hannah gutierrez, reed's experience? should he have known about her abili

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. >> this morning, day two of the manslaughter trial for hannah gutierrez reed, the woman who was in charge of the guns on the rust movie set when the film's cinematographer was shot and killed during opening statements yesterday, prosecutors say hannah gutierrez reed was negligent in handling the prop guns and ammunition. >> these witnesses are going to describe the defendant's conduct as unprofessional and sloppy. you will hear testimony that she routinely left guns and ammunition lying around the set unattended. >> prosecutors accused gutierrez reed of failing to notice she had at least one live round mixed in with the dummy rounds by failing to make those vital safety checks. >> the defendant acted, acted negligently and without due caution, and that the decisions she made that day ultimately contributed to miss hutchins death. >> gutierrez reed is facing two counts of involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence after cinematographer halyna hutchins was shot and killed on the new mexico set in october 2021. the defense argued that gutierrez reed was overwhelmed and rushe

hannah gutierrez reed. she is charged with involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence in the shooting of the film's cinematographer, halyna hutchins alec baldwin, of course, fire the prop gun during a rehearsal, killing hutchins seen as josh campbell, joins us now, josh, what can we expect here? >> well, jon prosecutors say this is the road to accountability for the people that they believe are responsible for the death of cinema mythography. halyna hutchins, we know that alec baldwin has been charged, but today's jury selection is all focused on hannah gutierrez reed. this was the person that served us. what's called the armorer on the set. she was responsible for the safe handling of firearms for the safe storage of ammunition. and of course, we know that a live round of ammunition made its way hey, enter the gun that baldwin was holding that killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. so prosecutors say that hannah gutierrez reed bear some fault here. she's been charged with involuntary manslaughte

the bottom and all a hi, hannah. tell us more about the opening ceremony. well, it's certainly been a very exciting night. lots of red carpet prestige is di. done no. but honestly, i don't think i've ever seen it so busy as it was earlier. there were so many funds crowding arrive in times, catch a glimpse of their favorite actor or director. it might have had something to do with the mild weather, but also the star power this year has been incredible. and so loops in youngel looking amazing. she is this year's jury president, which means that she's in charge of selecting the winners. and then matt damon and kelly murphy, rooks up together, and that drew a huge tear from everyone. they were here for the opening film, which is small things like these, matt damon was producing on kelly murphy was the leading role. tell me, um, what people have been saying about small things like these, which is the side of the festival as well. some of the reviews are coming through now for the opening. so i think it's being really well

hannah miller and rowan bridge, thank you.9th february. here is the full list of candidates standing. the trial has started of a man accused of murdering pc sharon beshenivsky in 2005. the 38—year—old officer died after she was shot while she and a colleague responded to reports of a robbery in bradford. 75—year—old piran ditta khan, who was extradited from pakistan last year, denies all the offences. 0ur north of england correspondent, danny savage, is outside leeds crown court. many people will remember this case, that a pc sharon beshenivsky, and on duty west yorkshire police officer in november 2005, cold to a robbery at a travel agents outside bradford city centre but when she and her colleagues arrived at the scene, three armed men came out and shot her and her colleagues teresa milburn at almost point—blank range. sharon beshenivsky died at the scene, her colleague recovered. the prosecution says seven men were involved in the robbery, three of them in the building, for others acting as lookout and six of them were dry

um, but hannah am now the yorkshire pudding girl . um, but hannah glasse was girl.t of found to be the first person to coin the terms yorkshire pudding in print. >> um, i'm referring, i mean , >> um, i'm referring, i mean, sorry, obviously referring to the county of yorkshire, but not particularly because that was its place of origin. >> i it somewhere north of the m25. >> that's lost in the myths right now . right now. >> it may not be very easy to eat these. >> no, this is going to be interesting. let's have a go. okay. >> so what have you put into that one. >> so here we have mortadella which is an italian of which is an italian sort of cured meat and i've got cured meat sausage. and i've got a bit of pecorino, pesto a bit of pecorino, some pesto and bh a bit of pecorino, some pesto and bit of olive oil and a little bit of olive oil and a little bit of olive oil and pepper . and a little bit of olive oil and pepper. the mortadella is one of my favourites . what do one of my favourites. what do you think? oh i think it's fantastic . fantastic. >> but of course, wh

gutierrez i told you hannah was blackout drunk last weekend, right? court documents say witnesses also claimed gutierrez was high on marijuana in her hotel room while simultaneously in possession of ammunition to be used on the set. >> here's the box that i got them out of, authorities say six live rounds were found on the movie set in santa fe, new mexico. >> just how they got there remains a central question in this case. in court documents, prosecutors say their investigation developed substantial evidence that miss gutierrez brought the live rounds on set when she first began work on the film, a claim gutierrez denies. gutierrez, now facing involuntary manslaughter and other charges after the revolver actor alec baldwin was rehearsing with fired, a live bullet killing cinematographer halyna hutchins and injuring director joel souza, her lawyer, saying in a statement the state unquestionably lacks authority to prosecute gutierrez on this charge, adding there response to launch vitriolic personal attacks to obscure the facts and truth is more of the

hannah povey from hampshire was devastated by the loss of betsy.the memories overwhelmed her. i knew this was going to... sorry. can you get me a tissue? sorry. it was last november that hannah took betsy for a walk in a country area near her home, a place they'd been to many times. so this was her normal standard walk, as we do every time, really. and then just that one day seemed to be the disaster. that disaster was alabama rot, a mysterious disease that dogs like betsy can pick up and which can lead to kidney failure. and then sunday evening, we got the call to say that's it. so we went over sunday evening and said our goodbyes. sorry... she'd gone from a happy, lively puppy to not here any more. it was so quick. alabama rot was first identified in the united states in the 1980s, but this new map shows the vast spread of where the dogs have died here in britain. the total number has now passed 300 since records began in 2012, and the disease has been responsible for ten deaths so far this year. this team of vets in hampshire have become the wor

and hannah gutierrez-reed cleaned the gun. it had five rounds, loaded a sixth round, handed it to the assistant director, and handed that gun to alec baldwin and during that practice, that's when the cinematographer was shot. the defense says that this was on alec baldwin. he pulled that trigger, and he should not have pointed that gun toward crew members. he says that's rule number one. you don't pull out a gun unless you intend to use it. listen to what else we have heard from the prosecution and the defense. >> these witnesses are going to describe the defendant's conduct as unprofessional and sloppy. you will hear testimony that she routinely left guns and ammunition lying around the set unattended and that her gun safe and ammo cart were constantly disorganized. i do want to leave you with one final statement, and this is a statement that ms. gutierrez made when she was being interviewed on the day of the shooting. i don't know, i wish i would have checked it more, and so do we. >> just because there was a tragedy does no

where's hannah? come here! hannah. hannah, what do you do for a living?charge of your health health this is american heart month >> very good >>> coming up on "popstart." i was waiting for the shot to catch up they look so good there. "popstart" is on the way we have new super bowl commercials. you will see sneak peeks before this weekend. >> are you cooking >> yeah, we're frying. pigs in a blanket stuff. celebrate cook book author here. we'll share festive menus for the lunar new year >> not pigs in the blanket this morning. >> no. >> got it. >>> coming up in the third hour, we have a creative hack to save money. and the secret to transforming grocery store flowers into an expensive looking bouquet. >> before anything else, i have a check of that forecast. >> okay. let's show you what we got starting to today, record highs eastern two thirds of the country. record highs in the eastern two-thirds of the country. record highs more flooding in the southwest heavy snow in the rockies. for tomorrow, midwest record highs. sunny and cool in the northeast. south

hannah gutierrez—reed was in charge of weapons on the film set.to the death of halyna hutchins. let's bring in our corrrespondent emma vardy. hello to you. can he tell us what's been heard in court, in the first day of this trial?— day of this trial? that's right. this was a — day of this trial? that's right. this was a case _ day of this trial? that's right. this was a case which - day of this trial? that's right. | this was a case which shocked hollywood when it happened in 2021. alec baldwin was the actor who was rehearsing onset, holding a pistol in this western movie which went off, killing halyna hutchins. two of the big questions in this case had been did he pull the trigger and crucially for this particular trial why did live ammunition end up onset at all? this is of the trial of alec baldwin and that is to come in due course with this at the trial of hannah gutierrez—reed, the armour onset. she is a young girl, 24 when this happened, now 26, standing trial but in her defence today, it's been said that she had plenty of experience with th

today jury selection began in hannah's trial.ney lays out what's in store. >> prosecutors have said that they are confident they can prove that hannah gutierrez read reed was responsible for bringing the live bullets to the set. we don't know what prosecutors have up their sleeve at this point, but this will be a big reveal at trial. >> gutierrez-reed has pleaded not guilty to all charges. if convicted of the involuntary manslaughter charge, she faces an 18-month prison sentence. >>> on a much lighter note, we break down taylor swift's upcoming new album and the breakup song that's said to be about exjoe allwyn. back to you. >>> coming up on prime time, chicago night, chicago med at 8:00, chicago fire at 9:00. and our 11:00 news live and local. that's going to do it at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our editor, daryl lawson, that's for joining us. we hope you enjoy your week. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pa

our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the story. >> both donald trump and nikki haley are using these final hours before the primary to make their election pitches to south carolina voters and to ramp up their attacks on each other. former south carolina governor nikki haley is hoping for an upset in her home state. >> i think carolina is going to show a strong and proud tomorrow. haley is trailing former president donald trump by a wide margin in the polls and trump is already declaring victory. but we're going to have a gigantic victory here in south carolina. but haley argues it's too soon to counter out of the race. we don't anoint kings in america. we have elections. south carolinians deserve the right to vote and she's trying to convince republicans that she's the best candidate to beat president joe biden in november. donald trump can win a general election, but trump accuses haley of hurting the republican party by staying in the race and says this is a time for republicans to unite around him so they can defeat democrats in the general election, israeli attack in the re

but today's hearing focused on hannah gutierrez reed, who was what was called the armorer on the said, this is a person responsible for the safety of weapons, for the safe storage of ammunition and prosecutors alleged that she was negligent, charging her with involuntary manslaughter. she's also charged with that separate charge of tampering with evidence. what prosecutors say, they allege that on the day of the shooting, after being interviewed read by police, she had handed off a small bag of cocaine to someone. the reason why that's important is because prosecutors are really focusing on her sobriety surrounding this whole incident. they write in filings that she was likely hung over when the gun was loaded. witnesses indicate that during the filming of this set, she had been smoking marijuana out during the evenings and of course, if you if there's anyone on a movie set who needs to be a lucid and aware of what's happening is the person responsible for safety? now it's worth pointing out that all along her attorney has claimed that his client is innocent. they say that she is bein

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hannah miles has been trying to have a baby for three years. >> it's not an acceptable way to treat someone or families that are going through something so hard. this isn't a political talking point. >> reporter: she was weeks away from a scheduled embryo transfer when the ruling came down. >> it's like you already feel like you're being held hostage by ivf, because it's my whole life now we're being held hostage by this ruling. >> reporter: hannah's clinic has paused new ivf treatments but for now, hers is moving forward having a child for you is priceless? >> yes, yep. you do everything you can, because what other choice do you have >> reporter: and tomorrow, hundreds of ivf patients and families plan to rally at the state capitol to send the message directly to lawmakers. lester >> kathy, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, the shocking case. a teen's attacker was convicted of sexually assaulting her then when it came to sentencing, the judge reversed his own ruling now he has been removed. our exclusive removed. our exclusive reporting is next. wasn't punishment enough. what are you looking a

four counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count each for the lives of madison baldwin, tate mere, hannah saint juliana and justin shilling, all killed at oxford high school in 2021. that's how our system is supposed to work. >> the people spoke, the parents hugging after the verdict, jennifer crumbley led away in handcuffs. >> the fathers of justin tate and hannah spoke to abc news, saying they welcomed the verdict with open arms. >> i guess i didn't truly believe that they would come back with the guilty verdict. um, and then obviously just relief that they had, they just looked at the evidence and, and used common sense and came back with the right verdict. there was a whole systemic failure. >> but we're only the system is only allowed to hold people accountable. >> the jury six men, six women, some parents, some gun owners deliberated for 11 hours and determined crumbley failed in her duty as a parent by ignoring the signs of her son's deteriorating mental health and giving him the gun he used in the shooting. the defense argued it was crumbley's husband, james's responsibility to se

hannah brandt live for us tonight in south carolina.>> what appears to some just a little enthusiasm among independent voters and young of voters is california's march 5th primary approaches. that's according to the research firm political data which looked at returned ballots in southern california. it found that just 4%, 5.6 million ballots had been returned by thursday of last week. just 9% of people ages 18 to 24 returned ballots. and it's a very different story for senior citizens. 53% of them returned ballots. let's give you a look at your 4 zone forecast tonight. it was a beautiful day all across the bay area. we've got a nice shot here looking into marion county and of course, the golden gate tonight, gayle ong joining us. we'll look at the forecast again. >> hello, dan. yeah. mostly clear skies at this hour. >> with the exception of the coast, you're starting to see the fog roll in along places like half moon bay and the golden gate bridge. but this view here from the east bay hills, you can see nice blue skies out there tonigh

hannah jumped. no one at stanford has hit more threes than she had 11 points. how about another one deny harry she one of the young guns on this team. she had 4 threes off the bench. stanford wins on senior day. can bring his certainly happily. we don't know how many more games she will play at maples. she could leave after this year. she hasn't made up her mind. but number left, let's hear from cara after this. one. >> i want to enjoy this ride and i'm not goin to think about anything else. but i have that i i'm really so proud of our team and the leadership that we have from hannah. i cam and kiki, ottawa 9, brooke, has been exceptional. so we're just going to, you know, enjoy the church in my sleep in it you know, you know, just try to come out and do really, really well in oregon state oregon. they'll be packed and whatever happens to the you know, we know where we know we're going is still tournament. and we just we want to be healthy and enjoy playing each other. that's that's the priority. >> i love covering that team. alright, college baseball, santa cl

our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> u.s. forces ramped up attacks in the middle east over the weekend with a series of strikes aimed at disabling iranian backed militia groups. the focus here is on disrupting and degrading their capabilities to conduct these kinds of attacks. u.s. central command says strikes on saturday and sunday for self-defense to take out who to missiles threatening u.s. ships. before that u.s. forces launched an air assault in iraq and syria targeting other iran-backed groups in direct retaliation for the drone attack that killed 3 american soldiers in jordan and national security adviser jake sullivan told nbc there's more to come that is not the end of it. we intend to take additional strikes an additional action leaders say the u.s. response is meant to be forceful, but also avoid war with iran. >> though some republicans are slamming the biden administration's approach. we should not be appeasing iran. that's what the biden administration has been doing for the last 3 years. we're projecting weakne

our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the story. >> in a celebration of civil rights leaders throughout american history. the biden administration invited their descendants to the white house. it is an imperative that we understand where we came from. to then understand where we are and where we must go. vice president kamala harris told the crowded room the administration's goal is to help keep history alive. one of the featured guests was kenneth morris. he's the great, great, great grandson of frederick douglass, and the great great grandson of booker t washington history lives in each of us. >> but the future depends on how we carry forth. those families were here at the white house not only to honor the civil rights leaders, but also to talk about how to advance the fight for racial justice and equality. we will not be silenced. >> and we're not going back. congressional black caucus chair steven horsford says democrats are fighting to protect civil rights with bills like the voting rights act. and that's part of president biden's reelection pitch. would you say that pre

. >> hannah gutierrez reed is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of halyna hutchins.led in 2021 when a live round was fired by a prop gun held by alec baldwin. >> david griffin is outside the courthouse and dana mitchell is here as well. >> reporter: we've heard from two fbi forensic examiners, one who conducted a test to see if the gun could be misfired. he found it could when the hammer is fully cocked and when the chamber is fully loaded. here's why that's important. the owner's manual for this revolver advises that you not fully load the chamber. we learned last week that hannah gutierrez reed loaded that gun fully, putting in that sixth round before she handed the weapon to dave halls who handed the gun to alec baldwin. the forensic examiner said there was no way it could have been fired. listen. >> in order for you to make the gunfire without pulling the trigger when it was in the full cocked position, you had to break it? >> this was the result in my laboratory. it would not fire without pulling the trigger in the full cocked setting without being broken. >> re

>> it is fabulous, hannah. so great. so sweet. hannah, her daughter is just like mom. looks like it was. look at this. after the ceremony the entire cast of ted lasso wearing matching track suits dancing the night away at the oscar party. that was the place to be. >> do you have your outfit picked out? >> i don't. now i'm confused. [ laughter ] brie larson stole it. now i have to rerack. he is here with our new series, the right fit, helping find the perfect bras for every body type . come on back. >> what don't you know about the wonders of i. >> i like? will it help at your job or help you lose your job? can it help you with your health or prescribe the wrong information? and how do you know what's real and what's a deep fake in your social feeds? so should you be going all in on ai this week? gma's got the answers . so the question is what would you do if you saw a young woman having her drink spiked? >> if it's something in your drink. so just say no. no seriously, take a sip. >> don't take a sip. >> who will step in to help a stranger who put something in her drin

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hannah gutierrez reid is charged with the deadly shooting of when alec baldwin fired that deadly shot, and hid trial date has not been set yet. dana griffin is outside of the courthouse in santa fe and angela is with us as well. what did we learn from both sides today? >> well, zinhle, the prosecution is painting the defense hannah gutierrez reid as unprofessional and sloppy armorer who contributed to the death of helena hutchinson and bringing live rounds on the movie set where they should not have been. and others are saying that hannah gutierrez reid is the scapegoat, and point the finger at alec baldwin saying that you should never point a gun at a crew member. this is what we heard so far. >> these witnesses will describe the defendant's conduct as unprofessional and sloppy. the idea of a live round ending up on a movie set is incomprehensible. >> being in that church or firing that weapon, that was alec baldwin. >> reporter: and right now the first witnesses on the stand is the officer who responded to the scene, and you can see him in the running into the church where they were

because that's awesome , hannah says. >> mr.tevens pulled her out of desperation and was there for her when she was struggling in a broken home. he jokes he would have written it in perfect handwriting had he known she was going to tattoo it, but that is a really sweet moment that absolutely. and a reminder how important teachers can be. >> exactly. all right. our meteorologist are important too, because they're telling us about our weather. >> teach us a little bit about meteorology. sandy is here. >> absolutely. thank you. teachers are very important. by the way, ama and dan, let's take a look at a live picture right now because i want to show you the winter season as well with us. this is a view from homewood where the snow is coming down. a lot more snow coming. a winter storm warning 4 a.m. thursday until 10 a.m. sunday for the west slope of the sierra. we're talking 5 to 12ft above 5000ft, 1 to 4ft above 3000, and with gusts to 60 miles an hour, travel will be very difficult to impossible. we're talking whiteout conditions

our political correspondent, hannah miller, joins us from westminster.gnfoerali? the official line is his unreserved apology shows he understands the scale of offence his comments have caused but i think what you cannot get away from illness is the presence of george galloway, the former labour mp and former respect mp now standing for the workers party and essentially framing his entire campaign as a protest on the labour party stance in gaza. that is why organisations like thejewish labour movement have come out and suggested what they will no longer intend to send people to help with the labour party campaign in rochdale they recognise that the labour party needs to continue supporting its candidate. george galloway has used the opportunity to suggest that the labour party has suspended some people for what might seem like lesser offences under labour party will be thinking about how this proceed more widely across the country. how this proceed more widely across the country-— the country. thank you. and you can see a full list — the country. thank yo

it was last november that betsy's owner, hannah povey, took for a walk near her home in hampshire.t one day seemed to be the disaster. that disaster was alabama rot, a mysterious disease that dogs like betsy can pick up and which can lead to kidney failure. and then sunday evening, we got the call to say that's it. so we went over sunday evening and said our goodbyes. sorry... she'd gone from a happy, lively puppy to not here any more. it was so quick. alabama rot was first identified in the united states in the 1980s. this new interactive map shows how, year by year, its spread across the uk over the last decade. a total of 318 dogs have died since 2012 — ten of those so far this year. this team of vets in hampshire have become the world's leading experts in monitoring this perplexing disease. what exactly is causing alabama rot? we simply don't know yet. work is ongoing all the time and we are continuing to research. we have many theories as to what could be going on. for example, a bacteria or a toxin potentially in the environment, that these dogs are exposed to, that then leav

hannah. stephanie high. >> both donald trump and nikki haley are using these final hours ahead of the primary to make their election pitches to south carolina voters and to ramp up their attacks on each other. former south carolina governor nikki haley is hoping for an upset in her home state. this is the time south carolina can really step up. >> and show the direction that we want our country to go haley is trailing former president donald trump by a wide margin in the polls and trump is already declaring victory. nikki haley is losing to me. looks like she's going to lose by 25 or 30 points. that's a lot. but haley argues it's too soon to counter out of the race. we don't anoint kings in america. >> we have elections. south carolinians deserve the right to vote and she's trying to convince republicans that she's the best candidate to beat president joe biden in november. donald trump can win a general election, but trump accuses haley of hurting the republican party by staying in the race