paula stokes-richards: she loved it. her daughter was the most important thing to her in this world, and everything she did revolved around her daughter. and they're dancing to everybody's favorite. keith morrison (voiceover): and then two years later a marriage in hawaii. mom and dad just got married. what do you say? keith morrison (voiceover): just the three of them. see my beautiful ring. keith morrison (voiceover): back in vegas, it was a busy, complicated life, what with george's 24 hour shifts and shauna's night-times at the casino. and then it was september 29, 2012, 3:00 am. she walked the empty lot to her car, started it, pointed away from the strip, and under that full moon, headed home. no idea what was waiting for her. it was 9:00 am when george arrived with their daughter. she'd spent the night at grandma's, he at the firehouse. but why was the garage door open? and what was that inside? george had grown accustomed to trauma and death. but this? george (on telephone): i think i need to report a break-in and

es por eso que hablar de su hija paula brian no es fácil.t habló por primera vez con telemundo 48. no me gusta pensar. trato de borrarlo de mi mente. tal vez es mi propia manera de sobrevivir. paula, de 25 años, de origen salvadoreño y madre de 2 niñas, fue vista por última vez el 18 de junio del 2001, cerca de la callele 6 y mission, al frente de un bar que en ese entonces se llamaba jinas bar, en la ciudad de san francisco. es posible que esté en otro estado, pero no hablamos con un detective retirado de la policía de san francisco que reabrió este caso en el 2022. dice paula fue vista con un hombre de raza blanca ese día. todo lo que entendemos no tenía relación con paula. eran extraños. paula fue vista subiéndose a un carro rojo con este individuo. y horas después fue que ella fue encontrada a poca distancia frente a la 4 50 de la calle haight en san francisco. no creemos que ella murió ahí. creemos que ella murió en otra parte 23 años después, sin obtener mucha información. los detectives recibieron una pista desde la última vez que tuv

paula left two daughters. lulu is now grown up and hopes one day her mother gets justice. i think about me and my sister and that we never got to know her. and i think that's that's not fair that we didn't get a chance to get to know who she was. in san francisco, i'm mara lopez, nbc, bay area news. tonight, there are new clues into the mysterious deaths of actor gene hackman, his wife betsy arakawa, and their dog. investigators now believe hackman died on february 17th, nine days before he and his wife were discovered dead in their santa fe home. today, investigators removed several items from the home, including heart and thyroid medications, tylenol, and medical records. they are also reviewing data provided by hackman's pacemaker, and are in the process of assessing the couple's cell phone records. we'll be analyzing cell phone data, phone calls, text messages, events, photos in the in the cell phone to try to piece a timeline together. 95 year old hackman and his 65 year old wife were found in separate rooms on wednesday. betsy was found in the bathroom with prescript

. >> norma bryant treasures this photo of her daughter paula in green. her death nearly 24 years ago. a cold case homicide investigated by the san francisco police department is a subject she hasn't spoken about publicly, or even to loved ones. >> who shut it out. it's a. it was very hard. >> police say brian was last seen around midnight, june 18th, 2001, in front of a bar that's no longer there, at the corner of sixth and mission streets. investigators say the 25 year old single mom got into a small red nissan or toyota sports car. it was driven by the man seen in this newly released composite sketch. he also had a tattoo on his right arm that appeared to be a partial skull. police say he had green ink tattoos on his other arm. he is described as being around six feet tall with dark hair. he spoke with an east coast accent. >> she would have been here somewhere. >> in 2022. the police department's cold case team showed me where paula was found dead on harriet street just two hours later, not far from the bar. now, investigator dan cunningham tells me o

. >> norma brian treasures this photo of her daughter paula in green. her death nearly 24 years ago. a cold case homicide investigated by the san francisco police department is a subject she hasn't spoken about publicly, or even to loved ones. she describes it as self-preservation. >> you shut it out. it's a. it was very hard. >> police say brian was last seen around midnight, june 18th, 2001, in front of a bar that's no longer there at the corner of sixth and mission streets. investigators say the 25 year old single mom got into a small red nissan or toyota sports car. it was driven by the man seen in this newly released composite sketch. he also had a tattoo on his right arm that appeared to be a partial skull. police say he had green ink tattoos on his other arm. he is described as being around six feet tall with dark hair. he spoke with an east coast accent. >> she would have been here somewhere. >> in 2022. the police department's cold case team showed me where paula was found dead on harriet street just two hours later, not far from the bar. now,

i'll start with you, paula.le attack people being attacked for basically for immigrants attacking immigrants for not speaking english. you've got in january, a man in south carolina impersonating an ice agent chastised a man speaking spanish, saying, quote, don't be speaking the pig latin here. this isn't new and we're only seeing it ramp up. now. a friend of ours, jason savage from the good liars, was at cpac. i believe there was a guy walking around with an ice jacket, and when jason asked him why he had that, he said he would, just for fun, sometimes walk into like a home depot and just see the reaction from shoppers or workers in those areas. and that's where we are as a country. >> exactly. that's where. >> we are. but if we're going to go there, then let's remind trump that. actually spanish was spoken in this country before english. >> like if we're going to go there. >> like, like spanish was. >> the first. >> european language that. >> was. >> spoken in this land. and then 100 years later, it was englis

paula, what are you hearing? >> yeah. john, look, it's clear that the trump white house and the supreme court, they are on a collision course. we know there are dozens of lawsuits challenging president trump's use of executive power, his efforts to cull the power of the federal government. in fact, the supreme court is currently actively considering two of these lawsuits. and this was widely expected. the trump lawyers expected this. i'm sure the court expected this. but one of the big questions outstanding is whether the trump administration would follow an order that does not go their way, even if it comes from the supreme court. some officials have left that an open question. so our colleague john fritzy, he reports that there is a self-consciousness on the part of the court not wanting to sort of antagonize president trump. now, the state of the union provides really this unique opportunity, because it's one of the rare times where the president of the united states comes in contact with some of the justices. now, i a

happening in developing countries like there's a reason i think people saving for bad days. baton is paula. mit is expected to announce new measures to boost consumption and enhance welfare assistance for those bad days. possible steps include raising pensions for the increasing number of senior citizens and providing more support for parents, such as the owners of agents control all adding to the economic uncertainty. it's unlikely us president donald trump's name will be mentioned to that need government documents. but his policies are costing a long shadow of a china is 2 sessions and these include multiplan chinese goods and restrictions on advanced technology. police is advancements and artificial intelligence promised to be a hot topic of discussion. the government has pledged most support for the private sector, especially technology companies. president student paying has urge them to innovate and contribute to his mission of building a more modern and resilience. china. katrina you out a 0 aging process has suffered to new episodes of acute breathing problem tests, according to th

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i'm rob reynolds in santa paula, california with a look at how the trump administrations and slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the us course sir. the months on pouches era from slide was to size big shifting us policy on gaza and ukraine. president donald trump is shaking a global forwarding stay updated with the latest development. rigorous debate, unflinching question. up front cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. on the 14th anniversary of the city and revolutions, the fall of the asset regime has ushered in a new era as city and as we build the nation, made to his hand goes head to head to its former storyline. can president run it from a single china? it sets out its vision for its future as thousands of delegates gather for daniel, so called to sessions on march. on alex's era of the there's no limit to have a dream container, stuff in your own adventure, no counter and things the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the watching i'll just say are out of me and as with put on them and done. ha, a reminder of on top stories, the solid after he's an argum

so she gave us to paula. but did she come? uh well, i me to come skip. i gotta, i'm just going to to put a soaker. distola. yeah. so you can good awesome. cuz to frontier, secure bundle equipment, musky. see, and i can do that. a bumble dyslexia, let me stop again. let me think about again, here's my me bidding though i it isn't the see if it's in to them as to what you're saying. yeah. what you my review of them supposed to shop. but if i'm the one that was the front of mind in the, somebody's, the nick will use you is the coolest illness for the old laugh that i'm going to know green here because i'm a, i guess the permission you overall is that the data. it's the worst company at the blue up. it gives you much. kimberly show fuck them. but the almost the front of mind street, the window l as that goes down, keep a lock out. well, i'm gonna give it 3 weeks, but on some get this out the court order, but i get, i want to show a sense of control. it is a blue, i didn't receive the see or the phone and get it. and the fish, it allows kind of a new website.

i'm rob reynolds in santa paula, california for the look at how the trump administration's slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the us forest service. the, well, the 1st phase of the guys that sees 5 deal is scheduled to end on saturday, but it was the last day and there are no tools currently taking place about the next phase. it's future isn't done. the group accuses is rarely breeching some parts of the agreement, including blocking the entry of humanitarian supplies. as on been just a looks at the stumbling blocks in the negotiations. a funeral instead of celebrations much much, but we did cease money for many palestinians. then began the journey home, long lines of men, women and children clutching bigger belongings to nearly an entire population was displaced in israel's water and gaza. and when the budman stopped, hundreds of thousands march to return to homes that no longer existed. we're going back home to see if it's destroyed or not. when i get there, i will cheer to does he slide on january the 19th was an opportunity to stop running and a chance to more losses. a

that is, china is paula minutes and they will gather to discuss the outline and announce major legislation and policies for 2025. now 2 major topics that will be discussed with us is the economy. and how does the slowing pros, the government has a lot of challenges here that it's trying to address address. we've got a slice of prices and trying to real estate sector, deflation, low consumption, people of saving, mold and spending labor market issues high. do an employment at high levels of local government debt. another issue that will be widely discussed is funded. changing demographic particular rapidly aging population by the $24.00 seats, about 30 percent of tons population will be over the age of 60. and at the same time we have this slowing promising the rate, so that's really changing the make up a ton of population. it's adding to pressure for chinese household. so we'll be looking at the ways that aging is going to support twenty's families going forward . now, while the 2 sessions are primarily about addressing domestic issues, there will be one huge elephant in the room and that

i'm rob reynolds in santa paula, california. we'll look at how the trump administration's slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the west port the less than 24 hours off to an extraordinary public arguments in the oval office. ukrainian president below them is lensky has arrived in london. on friday he said 3 way divided between donald trump, his vice president and the ukrainian leda ended with sealants keeping. ask to leave . the white house is now set to meet the british prime minister kissed alma on saturday, the head of a lodge, a meeting of 12 european leaders for defense summits in london on sunday as well. your response follows that explosive route in front of cameras between zalinski, donald trump, and us vice president j defends the present with respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media right now. you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thinking, the pr

say democracy is paula to the believes that justice is the mind. who should be president over mania. he's also the other countries to still waiting on this topic. we want to have a democratic election process. we want that to every romania, c, d, 's us that isn't banned from the court from a judge to be able to be a candidate. it's a normal, i think in every country we weren't expecting this. every little friend from abroad, these are asking me for, we are a button on our republic or if we, uh, if they would be interested if they come to bucharest to buy the military or so. we are not in not the south american dictatorship, we are part of the few where we are part of the european union and of tomato. and we want to of uh, bring dollar contribution to the future of these alliances. what was also being speaking to some of the people who made it out to the streets of progress. some people who call me 100 kilometers away from me because they felt this was such unimportant, a democratic why confess? because i see you in the morning by the system. many p

plus i'm rob reynolds, santa, paula, california. we will look at how the trump administration's slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the us forces and livelihoods that stay come the grease bulgaria border as a voltage sharing deal comes to an end. and i'm kind of how much would the school test mondo to plant is it breaks the poll volt walls rustled again. the 11th the time. he's done it the and then big champion has now raised a month to 6.27 meters, the se. then the 1st phase of the gaza seas 5 deal is scheduled to end today saturday. but we to my saying there are no tools currently taking place about the next phase . it's future isn't that the group accuse is random breaching some part to the agreement including blocking the entry of humanitarian supplies is all been job aid looks now at the stumbling blocks in the negotiations. oh, funeral, instead of celebration, smoke much, but we did see sonya for many palestinians, then began the journey home. long lines of men, women and children clutching bigger belongings of near

. >> i'm thinking to myself, "now, if paula died, i'd be over here in a little puddle of mush." proud of it. the odd thing out is that toni was the one that died, but harold's got most of the photos in there of him. >> wait, what do you mean? >> there would be pictures of him and hailey, or him, toni and haley, but not all of them were even about toni. >> it was like toni's life started when she got married to harold. and i thought how insulting and hurtful to toni's family. >> we talked to other people who were at the service, and he didn't say any nice things about toni. that he was more angry that there was an investigation. and in fact, at one point he said to somebody, "toni had to go and get herself killed on federal lands." >> soon after the funeral, harold hires an attorney who puts a stop to any more interviews. so investigators turn to friends and family to get more information, and some aren't buying harold's story about this being an accident. >> i talked to the bertolets several times. they maintained contact with harold, to keep an eye on haley. they wanted to make

police say 25 year-old paula bryan was last seen in front of a bar at the corner of sixth and mission that bar is no longer there, but investigators say she got into a small red car that was driven by a man. her family hopes more reward money will generate new clues that lead to justice. >> shut it out. it's a. it was very hard. he will get back where he put out. you know, that's. that's the way life works. that's the law of karma. >> i believe it could be solved. i believe that there's people that can make connections for us. >> police say information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible is now $150,000. time now is 807. happening today. the bay area panthers are looking for players to add to their roster. their professional indoor football team based out of san jose, ktvu james torres, is live from san jose city college, where open tryouts are soon underway. hi, james. [music] >> and hello to you, betty. open tryouts set to start about 9:00 this morning. that's all the on field stuff for behind me. you see some of the coaches meeting some of the players who

reporter: paula plans to make sure the daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. we talk about her mom and how much she loved her and what we think her mom would want for her now. that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [theme music playing] >> good morning. >> and welcome. >> to this sunday. >> edition of morning joe. >> weekend. >> it was another. fast moving newsweek. >> here are some of the conversations. >> you might have missed. the washington. >> post. >> reports current and former usaid officials say usaid's ebola prevention efforts have been largely halted since musk and his allies moved last month to cut the global. assistance agency. >> and freeze. >> its outgoing payments. so i don't think they. >> put it back. >> a joke. >> well, this. >> is. >> the problem. it's a problem with a lack of transparency, where it's basically what they're saying is, hey, trust us, we've restored a lot of funding. you go back and you find out that that's not actually the case. and a lot of times, the agencies don't even have the

. >> thank you, paula. tell me tell me just a sad this is really sad but we have to say that every year we i'm a big thank you for your comments ,laurie. you thank you. >> welcome gloria barry gloria barry, district ten citizen. first i want to thank you max. thank you for all your hard work in i hope after today you will be continue in the hard work. >> i apply for the police commission twice. >> i never was so happy that i never got a position in my life because now that i see after the years of watching work mr. i don't want to put your name but just say max all the work he's done in the work that those folks had to do without getting paid. >> i didn't have the capacity at that time to do all that hard work and we ought to be grateful. >> i say i wasn't going to come down here in a while after the land use committee kicked the black asian community in the face on the safe way issue then i'm watching this mayor and he hasn't did a formal meeting with the black fillmore alliance. he hasn't done a formal me