. >> reporter: first, michela. then, jenny. >> bloodhounds came, police were there. >> this is a little girl that was doing nothing more than riding her bicycle in a park. >> two young girls taken. >> the similarities. blondeme blonde, blue-eyed, riding a bike. >> somebody who is targeting little girls. >> exactly. as a little kid, it definitely scared the heck out of me. >> she was a girl then, too. solving these mysteries became her mission. >> so, how many names did you have? >> about 2,300 names. >> reporter: could cutting-edge technology crack an ice-cold case? >> i was like no way. >> i believe in the devil. and people that don't believe in the devil, i think they're in for a big surprise. >> hello and welcome to "dateline." michela and jenny were just like most kids their age. they loved riding bikes and playing outdoors. the fun-loving girls didn't know each other, but they would be forever connected through tragedy. decades later, a detective would leave no stone unturned on a quest for justice. and in the

and the case of 9 year-old michela garrett kidnapped here in hayward.his is not just another one of those days. today is about family community and healing. >>now at 5 more than 30 years after a little girl was kidnapped in the east bay, a convicted murderer has been charged in her death. thank you for joining us here at 5 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis 9 year-old michela joy garrett disappeared 32 years ago from the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward she was with her friend when a man abducted her and we learned today that 59 year-old each has been charged with her murder kron four's rob fladeboe was at the police press conference when the announcement was made this afternoon. he joins us now live with details rob, a monumental day. >>yeah sure is a grant to hayward police tell us something as simple as a partial palm print and then a connection to east a cold case murder investigation led them to this man, the man they say allegedly kidnapped a 9 year-old girl off the street and kidnapped and then murdered turns out

so chief political editor is michela welcome michela. quite a gender they have very. they're meeting to try and demonstrate unity this is from code german really running in sync since a breakthrough a big. what does this rescue deal. well one has to say that that was certainly a changing point not just in berlin and paris talking to each other but also in the e.u. acting together with that so i got to rest you deal that still has to be ratified by parliaments this meeting is not simply between the german chancellor and the french president it's between angela merkel the country currently holds the e.u. presidency and the french president so it has a lot more of a european feel to it than it normally even has grown up as we looked at that laundry list of challenges that the faces right now is the overarching theme still . machall was also about what the 2 leaders discussed looking into the future whether more coordination would be needed and she said yes indeed because she's seen already in germany that individual states aren't in sync and there is a risk of a 2nd wave

>>and the case of 9 year-old michela garrett kidnapped here in hayward. this is not just another one of those days. today is about family community and healing. >>now it's 6 a big development in a case that made national headlines more than 30 years ago a convicted murderer has been charged in the kidnapping and killing of a little girl who vanished in the east bay back in 1988. thanks for joining us here at 6 i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus 9 year-old michaela joy garrett disappeared 32 years ago. >>she was in the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward she was with a friend they had their scooters when a man suddenly abducted her and today we learned the 59 year-old issue you see here has been charged with her murder occurred for his rob fladeboe was at the police press conference when it was announced this afternoon. >>that's right vicki can you imagine this all went down a few days before thanksgiving 32 years ago. since then the kayla's devastated family indeed, the entire community been searching for answers today at least some of those

well 9 year-old michela joy disappear 32 years ago as we just said from the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward she was with her young friend with a man kidnapped or are we just learned once again that david mission has been charged with the murder. we just aired that story we'll have another update coming up for you a little bit later in this newscast. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, changing the face of health care. how these robot workers are helping real nurses during the pandemic and making it easier to save lives from covid-19 that story coming up. >>after the break. >>welcome back everyone check this out take a look at this so the so called christmas star lit up the sky last night this is video from dublin. the star happens when jupiter and saturn they just aligned perfectly. >>well, you know it's not an actual star, but the planets are just so close together that they form this bright little twinkle in the sky. the phenomenon has not happened since what the middle ages, what makes it even more rare is that it happened on the winter solstice so the next time

is the most of them and that's what we were accompanied by michela the young daughter of mary ellen and. she's been waiting 10 years for her mother to return because that outfit is i guess a salad in. 13 people were accused of being involved in movies of it all this disappearance one by one they want to quit i think comes the infantry. living in against the protesters i think at the court's verdict as you know been taken on to the streets people are demanding the judges explain her face she teach . this gallery to their own case and the miscarriage of justice and they chose narrators daughter. i. know that was after finishing high school i began a degree in anthropology here in cordoba argentina. commentator we had i wasn't even sure exactly what it involved the. pedo game but at the very beginning we were given a wonderful introduction to the course is to be a good leader. but then when the military coup in 1976 is an important part of our history in argentina it used to sit in this case the dictatorship was responsible for countless disappeared persons and an untold number of deaths a

in germany so the question here wasn't really asked by the jewish representatives who were present michela we heard so many messages at the ceremony today and i'm just wondering which one stuck out the most to you. well from the one survivor polish journalist who said that auschwitz didn't fall from the scar you actually thereby quoted the austrian president who said that earlier and he said that he didn't really want to go into the details of his suffering and then address particularly younger generation saying that unless you watch out for those subtle signs of minorities being seen as somewhat separate from society then you might not even see the next hour shits falling from the sky and that is the message really here today that this could happen again and that people cannot turn away when they see indifference towards minorities people being treated as not an integral part. of society any form of discrimination whether it's anti semitism or any other form of racism and this i've experienced throughout the last couple of days here that the weight of responsibility on the shoulders of th

well, joining me for more is our chief political editor, michela. what can we expect from today's meeting? well, we can expect more restrictions. that's the bottom line. this is really taking stock of what was decided to weeks ago. those renewed restrictions. and what we're expecting to see is that the number of people allowed to meet in public and in private could be reduced even further from the draft documents that are already circulating. and more can also see that there might be a shift in strategy or way from restrictions outside the individual sphere. for instance, when it comes to restaurants. so we might not see tougher restrictions there and instead see more of an incentive and requirement for people to go into quarantine. pursley much faster and for potentially longer periods of time without actually being tested positive. that's one element. that's in the draft that people who call in sick, who have cold like symptoms instead of testing because we are actually at the limit of testing capabilities here in germany at this very moment in ti

welcome, michela. why does chancellor merkel all want more restrictions if the number of new infections appears to be leveling off? because it isn't going down significantly enough, and it's not going down fast enough. one small success of the past 2 weeks that we learned from the staff paper that circulating is that many managed to successfully leave the exponential phase. so basically, the kind of pandemic explosion phase going into this 1st proper winter. we have to remind ourselves that when corona struck here in germany and europe, we were leaving the winter period where everybody was inside the summer, literally gave everybody some breathing space. and now everybody is enclosed areas, again, indoors, and that's where the infection rates are going up, went up and have slightly leveled off now. but we're expecting tighter restrictions particular on how many people can meet to get to that significant formulate again, no more than 50 infections per 100000 people within the space of 7 days. currently,

at its said, it captured 2 more cities in the region on friday and was closing in on the capital michela. it comes at a cost of hundreds of lives with thousands of civilians fleeing the fighting aid agencies are alarmed and calling for a temporary ceasefire to deliver real live relief. these people fled the fighting in northern ethiopia by crossing the border into sudan. most escaped with just what they could carry there that we managed to escape the bombs. but some people were hit. we were covered in dust. we made it out. we had no food. we were hungry. people welcomed us here. we had no clothes, and i know that in the people who saw us gave us this sudden influx of ethiopian refugees is beginning to overwhelm, aid groups. the united nations refugee agency says around 32000, people have crossed into sudan and the last 2 weeks. it's now preparing to take in as many as 200000 people over the next 6 months over serious is there, you know, that's critically resource needed. oh oh. you know, so that already facing their math, the economic crisis. challenges not only if you're but also on fri

their stomachs had gone by then and that's what we were accompanied by michela the young daughter of mary louise that was the idea that she's been waiting 10 years for her mother to return and take it out it is and yes i did it. 13 people were accused of being involved in movies of all this disappearance one by one they want to quit i think comes the infantry. and against the protesters i think at the court's verdict says no been taken onto the streets people are demanding that judges explain to her that her face she feels she. has got slowly to their own case and the miscarriage of justice and then she has no right to still check it. was . well look at me after finishing high school i began a degree in anthropology here in cordoba argentina. comments it we had i wasn't even sure exactly what it involved. in but at the very beginning we were given a wonderful introduction to the course is to be a look at rita. but then when the military coup in 1976 is an important part of our history in argentina to sit in the dictatorship was responsible for countless disappeared persons and an unt

everybody, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne 9 year-old michela joy garrett disappeared 32 years ago. >>from the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward she was with her young friend when a man kidnapped or we learned today, 59 year-old david mitch has been charged with murder kron four's rob fladeboe was at the police news conference when that announcement was made he has details. >>this is the man arrested in connection with the 32 year-old cold case kidnap and murder. mckayla garrett of hayward he is identified as 59 year-old david misch who was already convicted of murder and is awaiting trial in connection with another double murder cold case out of fremont. then 9 year-old michela garrett was abducted on november 19th 1988 in the parking lot of a market and mission boulevard. she and a friend had been riding their scooters just a few blocks from home. the kidnapping drew attention nationwide this police and the fbi followed hundreds of leads in the case. police said new evidence includes a partial palm print related to the arrest of david nish by fremont police in 2018. in

and the case of 9 year-old michela garrett kidnapped here in hayward. this is not just another one of those days. today is about family community and healing. >>now it's 3 charged with murder, a man has been arrested in the 1988 kidnapping and killing of 9 year-old hayward girl mckayla care act. thank you for joining us this monday afternoon on kron 4 news at 3 i'm tahernia it's been 32 years since that day on november 19th 1988 when mckayla garrick disappeared from a market parking lot in the city of hayward and new today. charges were announced in her death kron four's rob fladeboe was at a press conference earlier today in hayward and he joins us live with the details right. >>and that's right this is a case as you know that has gripped the bay area for 4 decades here it did drew international attention in fact and today we've learned that there has finally been an arrest in this case 32 years after mckayla garrett went missing here outside a convenience store in hayward let's take a look at the mug shot now the man accused of this crime. he is ident

then 9 year-old michela garrett was abducted on november 19th 1988 in the parking lot of a market anda friend had been riding their scooters just a few blocks from home. the kidnapping drew attention nationwide this police and the fbi followed hundreds of leads in the case. police said new evidence includes a partial palm print related to the arrest of david nish by fremont police in 2018. in connection to murders of 2 women in 1986 the fremont police department open up their file allowed us access to a case they've been working. >>obviously when we mentioned earlier the homicide. we also had the partial palm print to pain staking direct examination at brant we identified. this suspect as the perpetrator. her kidnapped or moved one of the scooters away from them store. >>to the back area of the parking lot. he did so to isolate and be able to grab when she came to pick up that scooter. >>the da has filed special circumstances against david mission this case because mckayla garrett was murdered in the course of a kidnapping and because he has already been convicted of murder. malley sa

>>and the case of 9 year-old michela garrett kidnapped here in hayward. this is not just another one of those days. today is about family community and healing. >>now it's 6 a big development in a case that made national headlines more than 30 years ago a convicted murderer has been charged in the kidnapping and killing of a little girl who vanished in the east bay back in 1988. thanks for joining us here at 6 i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus 9 year-old michaela joy garrett disappeared 32 years ago. >>she was in the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward she was with a friend they had their scooters when a man suddenly abducted her and today we learned the 59 year-old issue you see here has been charged with her murder occurred for his rob flade

political correspondent, michela mikaela. americal chancellor angela merkel, i should say failed to convince state leaders last week she made a pitch. they didn't really buy it. do you think they will close ranks this time around and present a united front this evening? they will because before this was leaked to the press, this is the draft they're sitting over right now. this time considerably more. coordination has gone into this. clearly, all sides have recognized, particularly the chancery that they need to present a united front when they talk about what they initially called the long term plan stretching into january on how to deal with covered 19 and how to allow for a bit of breathing space. so people actually can have a christmas and what looks pretty certain at this stage after they've been sitting together or well actually in front of their screens for some 4 hours now, is that there will be a break from this partial lockdown to a certain degree at least in the sense so that families and close friends can gather t

welcome, michela. why does chancellor merkel all want more restrictions if the number of new infections appears to be leveling off? because it isn't going down significantly enough, and it's not going down fast enough. one small success of the past 2 weeks that we learned from the staff paper that circulating is that many managed to successfully leave the exponential phase. so basically, the kind of pandemic explosion phase going into this 1st proper winter. we have to remind ourselves that when corona struck here in germany and europe, we were leaving the winter period where everybody was inside the summer, literally gave everybody some breathing space. and now everybody is enclosed areas, again, indoors, and that's where the infection rates are going up, went up and have slightly leveled off now. but we're expecting tighter restrictions particular on how many people can meet to get to that significant formula. again, no more than 50 infections per 100000 people within the space of 7 days. currently,

3 weeks and i witnessed this reported both artillery duels and also shelling of the great capital michela so that doesn't really look like lun foresman. actually when you say it's your water or something like that if it is a different country or different equally evil different people try to fight each other lose equal standing but these are criminals who deliberately attack the national the national defense forces which was there for more than 20 years keeping the country keeping magali and these people not only doing this. extraordinary very devastating. crime they have been doing the same for 20 years but government was very very patient in the trying to fold the issues with with peace and the consolation where they rejected all the requests of coming to table to talk because they don't want the country to stay and this is a need on the top because they need this country even for more than 27 years and their name was a still together liberation front we don't know would lose from whom and when to leave it to great they have believing it for 27 years and now what we're talking about is

a welcome michela. tiling is all here isn't it that the c.d.u. doesn't expect to choose a new party leader quickly so how is this delay and uncertainty going to affect it . well it does throw the party into a major crisis along a road that angle america had hoped would be a lot more stable that's why she in this impact and it takes just over a year ago to become the party leader of a chief it failed to establish all sorts which came to a head last week when she simply couldn't convince regional party employees of the gravity of what had happened when they had found themselves on the same political side as the far right if the party and couldn't get them to toe the party line so this also has an effect of course on uncle americal because with that there is a certain loss of authority for her as well as european crisis how big is the danger of what you think well it is a crisis within the christian democrats there's no doubt about it but now our concern of course is that we keep going as a government and i mean we've seen rough times social democra

and also in editions of this before, this is all michela there. mccain is a influencer, and underneath what she does, she does a lot of things very talented young to influence, has tied the lives matter that yes, taking on of issues is problematic. not just feeling put a number of different people, often people of color, black people and not happening that this is happening in the virtual world. i want to teach a g. lanie, and then he picks up where he left off. he, she is i was intrigued by little mckayla instagram character who is recognized as a model in pop singer, but she's also at last, next one in. so she's made political statements regarding immigration laws. it can be troublesome. it for actual influencers, like little mckayla use activism as a ploy for social for social engagement, especially if their creators are not people of color. it's also confusing for the audience being that these characters are exactly real. and there are racial messages. can just see my facial projections in a time where movements like black lives matter has bec

this country by paying heavy sacrifices with its blood and flesh it's been attacked this evening in michela and many other places by traitors and the forces the organized that we are going to look for more on what's happening in a field yeah i'm now joined by my riyadh nicholas school our correspondent in a decent and there are reports of heavy fighting in the region what more can you tell us what do we know so far is that the prime minister it cuse forces in that's a great read and talking federal military bases in order to steal military equipment he said very early in the morning betty had launched a military operation in response to that and he also said that the attack carried out by the great region had called i quote many marketeers injuries and property damage without giving exact numbers and there are also rumors of gunshots being heard by locals in that degraded capital and that kelly however is that it is very difficult to get any information out of to agree at the moment as the internet and phone lines have been completely shut off now. the military like you said to quote carry

this evening in michela and many other places by traitors and the forces the organized that we are going to look for more on what's happening and i thought yeah i'm now joined by my riyadh gets nicholas school our correspondent in a diesel. there are reports of heavy fighting in the green vision what more can you tell us. so what do we know so far is that the prime minister it cuse forces in the 2 great. talking federal military bases in order to steal military equipment he said very early in the morning that he had launched a military operation in response to that and he also said that the attack carried out by the great region had called i quote many markers injuries and property damage without giving exact numbers and there are also rumors of gunshots being heard by locals in that degraded capital and that kelly however is that it is very difficult to get any information out of to agree at the moment as the internet and phone lines have been completely shut out now. that the military like you said to quote carry out the mission to save that country what exactly that's not me. the athl

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a cosigner she's at the german parliament in berlin where she has been following the story for us michela it's all about the money isn't it it always is when it comes to the european union forging those deals but of course this time is it's completely different it's all under the impression of corona and the economic fallout and there's more and more focus shifting towards that that's also something i'm going to make clear here in the parliament in her speech today that that will very much have to be the focus getting everybody around the table and helping europe the european union not back to the status quo before covered 19 but actually leaping forward into more digitized future all ground words but in the end it will be the leaders who meet in the video conference tomorrow we don't really expect to see any kind of deal on the budget there or the recovery fund yet but when it comes their 1st physical meeting there's a growing awareness that they need to get the money distribution after the way to think ahead in the to the months and years to come very big questions for the future of the

minister speaking there just moments ago and she's a little editor was at that a press conference michela we just heard mr they offered listing some of the most high profile far right attacks perpetrated here in germany in recent times what measures has the interior minister and now nst to deal with the threat posed by the far right. he said that the key now was to actually implement the measures that are in place he says there will be more police presence but he's not asking for more police jobs jobs speed created and actually the press conference of all of those who should've been able to prevent what happened in her now and are now investigating including the prosecutor general is going on behind me and also was asked directly whether he blames the far right if the party and its debate here in germany for these attacks and he said that he couldn't direct as he would want to but he did quote alexander golland leading figure of the far right a f t saying comments that he made that germany's nazi past was only and i quote a bird's dropping in history that that was pretty much the breeding

welcome back to worlds apart with michela peterson a prominent house longer and daughter all of the canadian psychologist jordan peterson because before the break we touched on this issue off. medical authority trusting medical advice reach many people don't question given your family's extensive history in this round what do you think is a responsible stance when it comes to medical advice and your own house. i think. how much should you trust me how much should you mistrust well i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at by a guy has nothing to do with autoimmune disorders. diet has nothing do with mental health disorders and mental health aren't associated and i kind of over the years learnt that everything i had been told and everything i believed in regarding the medical community was wrong and harmful so my suggestion to people who ha

s chief political editor mckay that could throw welcome michela a lot of responsibility falling on germany shoulders over the next 6 months absolutely germany will head the european union to a certain degree and i'm going to machall will become pretty much the chief negotiator there when it comes to matching that proposal we saw from the commission today with what those individual poll parliaments because all states will have to agree are willing to pass in their own parliaments so it will be a very delicate balancing act i'm going to machall in her final term also balancing the interests of europe her wanting to position herself as a european leader and germany's own core interests i'm so what will be the key challenges facing the chancellor. well it will be getting everybody to the table she herself over ready dropped a red line by agreeing with france to their own proposal of 500000000000 euros seeing the e.u. take on joint debt that was an absolute no go until a couple of months ago and have hope is by germany being willing to put money into that basket to agreeing to cross its own red

well let's get more on this from eric williams from d.w. a science political actually political michela who is at our parliament studio so welcome both let's start with you mckayla run us through some of the chancellor's other parts. well it was a rather sober assessment of the situation and she basically told the public that this fire was was now here and that it would be here to stay for some time that there would indeed be more deaths and that this was a situation where the government doesn't really have all the answers yet so that's pretty strong stuff for a country that likes to see the political brand of stability that's you provided bungler machall in place she pretty much echoed the scientists who's pretty much in charge of this the head of the whole box call institute here in germany those recommendations to take care not to have gatherings of more than 1000 people and at the same time to surmising ourselves that she came out of a conference call with e.u. leaders calling for you approach of course also knowing that joint approach will be cut short the tensity just by the very

we were accompanied by michela the young girls of america study that she's been waiting 10 years for her mother to return and they can spit out if an assassin landed in. 13 people were accused of being involved in marriage at all says appearance one by one they want to quit if i becomes the infantry i was living in against the protesters i think at the court's verdict has now been taken on to the streets people are demanding the judge explain 305650. 6 cutlery to their own case and the miscarriage of justice and they accelerate is guilty like. i was even though that millisecond after finishing high school i began a degree in anthropology here in cordoba argentina. i wasn't even sure exactly what it involved. it out. in but at the very beginning we were given a wonderful introduction to the course. but then when the military coup in 1976 is an important part of our history in argentina to sit into a space the dictatorship was responsible for countless disappeared persons and an untold number of deaths. and talk with us today we can use forensic anthropology to uncover those lost ident

the federal army says it's surrounded to graze capital michela, a claim disputed by to gran's. the government is threatening the use of artillery on the city of 500000 people. and as the deadline approaches, prime minister ahmed rejected demands for dialogue and urge the international community not to interfere and result reports exclusively from inside the great province. on the right front line in southern tikrit, better all reinforcements arrive and helicopters, hover above the ethiopian government has maintained that. this is a law enforcement operation against what it calls a treasonous group. then you're going to get, i don't know what our morale is high. we're ready to enforce the rule of law for the sake of the fallen. we will prevail over those who had betrayed them. we have another mission, namely to safeguard the renaissance dam until it's fully completed and operational . this building has been set up to receive fighters from the people's liberation front, who've surrendered ahead of prime minister and it's wednesday deadline for the t.p.o. left to put down its weap

. >> reporter: first, michela.unds came, police were there. >> this is a little girl that was doing nothing more than riding her bicycle in a park. >> two young girls taken. >> the similarities. blondeme blonde, blue-e

oh political ends up ahead of what's the chance of an address in full welcome michela so probably her last one after 15 years in office what do you make of it so far so we say probably because unless those elections produce a very different difficult situation where coalition talks go on into the next it will be the last one so there is a small chance we might see a talking again but i saw a german time things going pretty much for we saw very emotional scenes this year of her talking in parliament how it was breaking her heart to have to implement such a tough covered 900 measures particular going into that 2nd lockdown here in germany and this is evening we saw a chance a lot more her old self i'd say she says she's talking personal but then she would he doesn't talk presell she talks about this most likely being her last address she says it's not all about covered 19 and then she only brushes in passing those big issues like climate change and europe space in the world so no agenda setting here at all but it's. trying to sow empathy with those people hit most like over 1000 here in

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accompanied by michela the young daughter of mary. study and she's been waiting 10 years for her mother to return and they can spit out if an assassin landed in. 13 people were accused of being involved in marriage at all as disappearance one by one they want to quit if i becomes the infantry i was living in against the protesters i think the courts verdict is not the chicken onto the streets people are demanding the judge explain her fish. it's got slowly to the wrong case and the miscarriage of justice makes all the writers do also like you. i was. one of the that milicic and after finishing high school i began a degree in anthropology course here in cordoba argentina. commentator ed i wasn't even sure exactly what it involved. meant is it out. pedo in but at the very beginning we were given a wonderful introduction to the course is to be a good leader. but then when the military coup in 1976 is an important part of our history in argentina it used to sit in place hates the dictatorship was responsible for countless disappeared pers

just images michela do you think if we look at look at this recent spike you notice about the tax you think the government is doing enough. i think you need to ask the jewish community that what became quite clear from the speech we just heard is that there's a feeling that the majority stands behind the jewish community off fellow jewish citizens because that's what they are. at the same time i think we live in times where there is very loud minorities and we also see that with these demonstrations against corona measures we're in a time of very loud minorities and that's exactly what the council of jews here in germany is also afraid of that they take up more debating space and that people feel a lot freer to use cliches and conspiracy theories just in everyday conversation and we also heard you call on people to call people out when they say these kinds of things to use civil courage it is in mn to stop this in the body because it changes public dialogue changes how we deal with each other and the attack and holler also last year shows that people don't feel like they can act the c

their stomachs have gone by then and that's what we were accompanied by michela the young daughter of mary ellen study and she's been waiting 10 years for her mother to return and they can spit out if an assassin landed in. 13 people were accused of being involved in movies about all this disappearance one by one they want to quit and i think it comes the infantry. i'm living in against the protesters i think at the court's verdict says no been taken onto the streets people are demanding the judges explain their verdict or face each. discuss the reach of their own case and the miscarriage of justice and they chose not to still took it. was . i still finishing high school i began a degree in anthropology and here in cordoba argentina. i wasn't even sure exactly what it involved. but at the very beginning we were given a wonderful introduction to the course is he a look at rita. but then when the military coup in 1976 is an important part of our history in argentina it used to sit in the eighty's the dictatorship was responsible for countless disappeared persons and an untold number of

development in a case that made national headlines more than 30 years ago the disappearance of 9 year-old michela murderer will be in court facing charges that he kidnapped and killed her. garrett disappeared back in 1988 from the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward police say they have evidence now that david nish kidnapped and eventually killed her. missions currently in santa rita jail awaiting trial in a 1986 double murder of 2 women in fremont he's been behind bars since 1989. >>the fremont police department open up their file allowed us access to a case they've been working. obviously when we mentioned earlier the dough homicide. we also have the partial palm print to pain staking direct examination at print we identified. this suspect as the perpetrator. >>has topped with kron 4 in the past about how difficult it's been not knowing what happened to her daughter all these years kron four's terisa stasio has more. >>it was a deeply disturbing case when we first heard about the disappearance of mckayla and all of those years later, it is still really a haunting tale for so many peopl

then 9 year-old michela garrett was abducted on november 19th 1988 in the parking lot of a market and mission boulevard. she and a friend had been riding their scooters just a few blocks from home. the kidnapping drew attention nationwide this police and the fbi followed hundreds of leads in the case. police said new evidence includes a partial palm print related to the arrest of david nish by fremont police in 2018. in connection to murders of 2 women in 1986 the fremont police department open up their file allowed us access to a case they've been working. >>obviously when we mentioned earlier homicide. we also had the partial palm print to pain staking direct examination at brant we identified. this suspect as the perpetrator. her kidnapped or moved one of the scooters away from the the store. >>to the back area of the parking lot. he did so to isolate and be able to grab when she came to pick up that scooter. >>the da has filed special circumstances against david mission this case because mckayla garrett was murdered in the course of a kidnapping and because he has already been con

all right, thanks so >>9 year-old michela joy garrett disappeared 32 years ago from the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward she was with her young friend when a man kidnapped her and today we learned 59 year-old david nish has been charged with murder police say new evidence includes a partial palm related to the arrest of david missed by fema police back in 2018 in connection with the murders of 2 women in 1986. the kidnapping dru nationwide attention as police and the fbi followed hundreds of leads in the case kayla's mother has topped with kron 4 in the past about. >>how difficult it was to not know what happened to her daughter kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >>it was a deeply disturbing case when we first heard about the disappearance of mckayla and all of those years later, it is still really a haunting tale for so many people here. >>though said and has something to do that than esther hernandez place butterflies in yellow ribbons on a tree outside the market where mckayla garratt was kidnapped 32 years ago the news of an arrest in this case charging david nis

development in a case that made national headlines more than 30 years ago the disappearance of 9 year-old michela garrett today a convicted murderer will be in court facing charges that he kidnapped and killed her carrick's disappearance was back in 1988, she was taken from the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward police now say they have evidence the david nish kidnapped and eventually killed her he's currently in santa rita jail awaiting trial in a 1986 double murder of 2 women in fremont he's been behind bars since 1989. >>the fremont police open after file allowed us access to a case they've been working. obviously when we mentioned homicide. we also had the partial palm print to pain staking direct examination at brant we identified. this suspect as the perpetrator. >>the district attorney has also filed special circumstances against michigan the case because the was murdered in the course of a kidnapping and he's already been convicted of murder. >>and california's ban on outdoor dining are now asking a federal court to block the state's order. the latest lawsuit was filed sunday on

you have used the political editor, their michela, the chancellor expected to hold a press conference an hour ago or hours ago, almost is this a sign that they're still struggling with finding common ground? absolutely, and we don't really expect that to be about the big overarching question of whether more restrictions need to be put into place. so to facilitate some kind of easing around christmas, my understanding is that this is about nitty gritty details on who pays for what. and of course, it's once again sending the signal that the government is struggling to really find a common line that many people so crave. what we have learnt already is that there will be new tighter restrictions when it comes to christmas shopping from the 1st of december. that would mean that people also have to wear masks outside of socks, but also get more space inside and some 20 square meters for customers in larger shops, 10 square meters in smaller sops. that's already been criticized by the industry as potentially hampering that crucial christmas shopping period. at the same time, it will mean tha

in the kidnapping and killing a little girl who vanished in the east bay back in 1988, 9 year-old michela joy kerik disappeared 32 years ago from the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward she was with her young friend when 59 year-old david nish kidnapped or he's been charged with murder. he's currently in santa rita jail right now awaiting trial in the 1986 double murder of 2 women in fremont he's been in prison since 1989. >>going to allowed us access to a case they've been working. obviously the one we mentioned earlier homicide. we also had the partial palm print to pain staking direct examination at brant we identified. this suspect as the perpetrator. >>again to be clear police believe he killed mckayla garrett, we know he's already been convicted in a separate murder case, the district attorney has filed special circumstances against michigan the case because mckayla garrett was murdered in the course of a kidnapping and he's already as i mentioned been convicted of murder so he's already in the system. >>this story is option grabbed national headlines when it happened 32 ye

american man, jason stearns, who is a dedicated student of africa and a lover of africa, and also michelarica. and we agreed we would make a three, and we would go - we went, first of all, to rwanda, and from rwanda we went by jeep then into eastern congo, and we stayed in bukavu. i think we were in bukavu for about, i don't know, eight or nine days, and i think there were two or three riots there while we were there. anthe tragedy of congo is almost - it is appalling. it isn't really - it isn't the congo's fault en. congo has become the battleground for other people's wars, repeatedly. congo is cursed with amazing mineral resources - diamonds, coltan, now, i believe, up in the northeast of congo, oil even. god help them, because without any civil ciety to fction, they have been exploited, not simplyn terms of boy soldiers, awful gang wars that sweep through the jungle, mass rape as a military weapon, they've been subjected to every hell on earth, these poor people. and meanwhile, don't think that africans are disposed to corruption where we are not, so to speak. actually, most of the cor

>>the disappearance of 9 year-old michela garrett today the convicted murderer will be in court facing charges. he kidnapped and killed her. garrett disappeared back in 1988 for the parking lot of the rainbow market in hayward and police say they have evidence that david nash kidnapped and eventually killed or he's currently in santa rita jail awaiting trial in the 1986 double murder of 2 women in fremont he's been behind bars since 1989. >>the fremont police department open up their file allowed us access to a case they've been working. obviously when we mentioned earlier the dough homicide. we also had the partial palm print to pain staking direct examination at brant we identified. this suspect as the perpetrator. >>the mother has talked with kron 4 in the past about how difficult it was not to know what happened to her daughter for so long kron four's terisa stasio has more. >>it was a deeply disturbing case when we first heard about the disappearance of mckayla and all of those years later, it is still really a haunting tale for so many people here. >>though has something to do th

forest michela. what more do you know? has a lot of foreign 10 carona deaths were a quarter of the past 24 hours. we've now heard from the market what the plan is. it seems a long term plan over christmas and beyond, and for now she said 1st of all said thanks the german public. but also said that it's too early to ease this lockdown light as it became known here and many. and in fact, more measures are being stopped on top of that, there's more mosque requirements also outside of salt. so more areas where people have to wear masks here and i live in the high street. that's what you already have to do. also, there will be an exception over christmas, and that's what everybody has really been waiting for. a while. people allowed to meet now is up to 5, from 2 different households. there will be a christmas, except that it can be up to 10 people. the number of households is not restricted and restricted, and children under 14 don't count. so that means christmas is possible also with a big family. but at the same time, there