james. time didn't heal the pain for his parents, who vowed to keep searching.id to rest. was it kind of the first thing you thought of when you woke up, the last thing you thought of when you went to bed? to this day it's that way. before i go to bed, when i wake up, it's all day. you literally cannot stop thinking about it. andrea canning: but maybe there was someone who could help, someone who drove with howard to the bridge where he threw those bags with james's remains into the creek below. it's going to be reno, and reno only that can get us to the bottom of it. andrea canning: reno parks. remember, david marshburn interviewed him three years earlier. now, marshburn knew that reno's statement about the murder was very similar to howard's confession. so he went to visit reno in prison again to get specifics on the bridge where james's remains were dumped. that's the keener bridge. andrea canning: the very same bridge howard seemed to recognize. now, marshburn and others wanted to check it again. so another search was mobilized in april 2021. for two long da

james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 7.20 in the east bay. the city of antioch now has a new acting police chief, its captain joe, the heal and he will serve temporarily in the role which actually previously filled before. >> in august of 2023 through february of last year. the shakeup comes after an agreement between the city of antioch and the department of justice to help the police force recover from years of scandals. the city manager says that she believes that the hill is the right person for the job, so much to cover. i am confident that she feel will continue the work of lauren prine. >> engaging our community and helping us seamlessly transition to a permanent police chief. the first public from on the hiring of the next permanent police chief is set for next week. >> well, the remains of president jimmy carter now lying in state in the nation's capital. tens of thousands of people are expected to pay their final respects. >> and the state funeral is then going to be held tomorrow. our dc correspondent shot hudson has more. >> over the next 24 hours, carter will lie in state here at the u.s. capitol where many americans will brave the cold t

james home and bury him next to his brother. every step i take out here, i'm walking with grief. to finally take away the "where are you?" is when our peace and our healing will begin. you'll keep making those drives? mm-hmm. that's all i got left to give him. and he's worth every mile. [theme music] . i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." a phenomenal, amazing person. she loved those girls. they were sweet little twins. her pride and joy. its hard. its really hard. craig melvin : pretty, poised, perfect. her twins were her world. lynda whitehead: they were so precious. catie beck: the three of them were a very tight unit. they were all she had. she was all they had. craig melvin : then came that awful day. jackie dunn: these two beautiful sixteen-year-old girls had come home from school and found their mother murdered. catie beck: they were rocking back and forth, traumatized, disturbed. craig melvin : what had the girls seen that day? could they provide a clue to help crack this case? chris moon: we were told by the twins that nikki had a second boyfriend -- keith morrison: two boyfriends? chris moon: two boyfriends. craig

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president and his acolytes.7 i'm joined now by my panel political correspondent at the spectator, james healemer labour aide stella shawn seesahai, and political commentator alice grant. james, what do you think? first of all, of my thesis that this administration coming tomorrow is going to want to change europe as well as america? >> i think it's absolutely correct. and i think that that's partly going to be seen in the field of sort of international affairs, if you will, looking most obviously at ukraine and the war that's gone on there, because america has been financing about half the aid that's gone there. but also looking at trade, and i think that you saw there in the package, darren jones talking up the importance of peter mandelson being a former trade commissioner in the eu. and i think that trade is going to be the most immediate thing. i've just returned from canada and tariffs is the big thing with the potential election on the horizon. the other thing i think to think about, of course, is that the political element, the domestic political element of all of this, which is that t

political correspondent for the spectator, james heale, joins us now in the studio. yeah, is it is it a case of hindsight being 20 over 20, or is it absolutely unforgivable that these things were overlooked? >> well, this is what the review is going to find out. there's going to be a public inquiry and also a look by various levels of government at really what went wrong here. and as you say, the sunday times has got this report done by the northwest team of prevent. and it looks particularly at the three different times that axel rudakubana was referred to prevent. and on each occasion it seems that they were dismissed. now, i think when we talk about sort of terror and how people become radicalised, we often think about ideology, the role of, you know, different philosophies involved, etc. but also, this man seemed to have an obsession with just violence, and it seems ridiculous that authorities were willing to repeatedly overlook his rather perverse interest in terror incidents. different bits about how people have been killed, etc. in the london terror. >> attack