she had no reason to kill teresa. be pretty tough, i would think. >> the case with dawn is puzzling. when you are working with a circumstantial case, every piece of evidence is definitely important. >> how could corporal boyd and sheriff ellis thought for second they were wrong. they believe dawn was the killer. they told the prosecutor not only that dawn murdered teresa, but they were convinced she tried and failed to kill her with xanax overdose at the casino. >> the sheriff's department believe, that was an attempt on her life, that we had nothing that could really support that. >> but if tim evans was to get a conviction, he needed more, more evidence, some concrete proof that dawn had pulled the trigger. you can bet dawn was not about to tell them anything. but that does not mean she wasn't talking. >> we had another young lady that was going out of jail and she came to us and said that dawn had been talking about the murder. >> but that could have just been gossip, mind. you from a jailhouse snitch who could not

teresa was a very bubbly, intelligent _ nice? teresa was a very bubbly, intelligent and _ nice?y, l intelligent and witty lady. and she worked for six years for itv as a news editor. she was very intelligent and very sensible lady as well so if she felt that something was not right about somebody, that she was in a relationship with, then she was intelligent enough to make the relevant inquiries, which teresa did. , :, : , :, : relevant inquiries, which teresa did. , :, : , :, did. greater manchester police told us, our reinvestigation _ did. greater manchester police told us, our reinvestigation was - us, our reinvestigation was reasonable and proportionate. what is your response?— is your response? well, they were su osed is your response? well, they were supposed to _ is your response? well, they were supposed to be — is your response? well, they were supposed to be investigating i is your response? well, they were supposed to be investigating a i supposed to be investigating a number of things and one of the questions was, what happened to the body worn footage on the 21st o

i have fallen in love with teresa. that's the direction i'm going to take. >> so everything you told me the other night was a lie in the. >> juju: gerry ultimately chose teresa. >> will you marry me? >> yes, yes! >> juju: but after the wedding, they say reality set in. after the newlyweds set out to build their new life together, throughout the process, you said you were 100% committed to making it work. in november, you told me you were thinking of moving to south carolina to be together. how did it fall apart? >> yeah, so that was the plan. we looked at homes in south carolina. we considered new jersey. we just looked at home after home, but we never got to the point where we made that decision. >> juju: i had a long-distance marriage for a year. did you consider a commuter marriage? >> you know what, maybe because we're older, you know, we wanted it immediately, to be together, so maybe that had something to do with it. maybe when you're young, you've got the time to be in a commuter marriage. >> we didn't see it as

teresa johnson thought she married the man of her dreams, but she says he was a pathological liar. views. we're not naming the man involved. we're using the nickname she gave him in the video, legion. once again here is my colleague robin roberts. >> with just one question, she had the internet hooked. >> who [ bleep ] did i marry? >> in her 50-part tiktok series, teresa johnson, now widely known on social media as reesa teesa details her whirlwind romance that she says was filled with love, heartbreak and alleged deception. >> i'm going tell the story of how i met, dated, married, and divorced a real pathological liar. >> the viral saga has garnered more than 400 million views and counting. were you nervous at all about sharing? >> yes, i was nervous. but ultimately, i decide if you're going to tell this story, tell the whole story. i also really truly believed the story will help somebody. it costs you nothing to verify. but it very well may cost you everything to not verify. >> the narrative spread out over an eight hour-long tiktok play list. part one. how did y'all meet? >> we

teresa had heard enough.drove from texas to missouri to see for herself what was going on inside that yellow farmhouse. >> coming up. >> i'm not going to lie. i hated my mom. i hated her. i couldn't stand her. >> feel guilty? >> yeah. you know, how could i do this to my child. thinking i was helping her. >> when dateline continues. ne nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. nexgard® plus helps you protect your dog from fleas, ticks, heartworm disease, and more... all in one delicious, monthly, soft chew. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard® plus: the one you want for one-and-done protection. detect this: living with hiv, craig learned he can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why he switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help k

let's just say she knew she was mother teresa, that's for sure.ne day she was in a car, and somewhere there was her image on some advertisement shields she pointed it out to her companion and said, "and there she is. yes, she knew she was mother teresa, but her focus was on god, and she said she had a contract with heaven. every photo she took was to save someone. from purgatory. and that tells you that on a human level she hated publicity and all the fuss around her, but she knew that it was necessary for her work, and it enabled her to do her job better, she didn't answer questions. about her life, and she said to me: "brother, nothing say, because she wanted the emphasis to be on jesus and the work, so that people would talk only about god and their work. you worked with her. for 20 years, how did you work in a team dominated by women and with a boss like her? i am often asked about this, i say that she behaved very motherly, i think mothers have a special attitude towards their boys, so i can say that we were kind of babies in the family. in r

keep fighting and you will win. >> thank you, teresa. >> i thought it would be great to finish with teresa's vision for all of us. and i know we're followed by a panel from my sister the scio president schuller and workers that enhave the same vision. enough is enough, we don't want the status quo. we're going to come together, striking, legislating or politicking a new form of power. and we think we have to use every tool in our box. we have to salute the microsoft in our committee that have evolved to say that workers should decide whether or not to be in a union and we have to challenge the starbucks and the amazons that are fighting tooth and nail against unions. and then we have to understand that too many workers have been written out of current labor law. because they are rooted in a racist, sexist tradition. and we need to update in the way that the minnesota workers just did. in a way that the fast food workers did and that home care workers are doing together in colorado. so we look forward to doing that. in partnership with every organization, business leader and community that is

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donde teresa creciÓ.uerta para saber el tipo de carÁcter o temperamento. >> teresa fue seleccionada para participar en el foro con kamala harris en las vegas. >> lo que me agradÓ mÁs es que los otros participantes, todo nos podemos sentar y platicar de temas de polÍtica como debe ser. >> esa buena dinÁmica entre los participantes se notÓ tras bambalinas, donde se acercaron entre sÍ. >> ella es una seÑora muy bella en persona. >> entonces le haces la pregunta cÓmo te sentiste? >> yo estaba bien nerviosa. >> vamos a ver quÉ te contestÓ. >> me puede decir tres virtudes que tiene el presidente donald trump? >> en realidad, no lo conozco. lo vi una sola vez el dÍa del debate, nunca antes lo habÍa visto. no tengo nada mÁs que decir. >> si es cierto que no lo conoce, la respuesta fue apropiada, aunque me hubiera gustado que a lo mejor pensar un poco mÁs. >> ese dÍa, teresa se llevÓ una conclusiÓn. >> mucho de lo que dijo yo ya lo he escuchado. no escuchÉ nada nuevo de ella. >> aunque una vez terminado el foro, a

teresa: muchas gracias.ve centro, siete del pacÍfico. ♪ ♪ borja: seguimos con mÁs noticia. al menos dos trabajadores de una petrolera mueren por una fuga de sulfuro de hidrÓgeno en houston. los equipos de emergencia atendieron a casi 40 personas. la planta estÁ operada por la empresa mexicana pemex que informÓ que hay una investigaciÓn en curso. una persona muriÓ y otras 23 fueron rescatadas de una antigua mina de oro que ahora es turÍstica en colorado. varios de los visitantes se quedaron atrapados cuando un elevador se daÑo y provocÓ esta emergencia. el tour de una hora llÉvalo visitantes a travÉs de una mina del siglo xix. vamos con noticias positivas, para mÁs de 70 millones de beneficiarios del seguro social a partir de enero del prÓximo aÑo reciben un incremento 2.5% en los cheque mensual, es un aumento de mÁs de $50 al mes. carolina: nunca deje a un niÑo o niÑa casa sin supervisiÓn en una conocida mecedora. se retira del mercado un columpio a raÍz de la muerte de cinco niÑos, entÉrese cuÁl es el model

damian: maria teresa, if you wanna add. maria: i think he did it. theory of voto latino was really based on the experience of growing up in california under pete wilson and proposition 187, show me your papers, where all of our families got racially targeted. and i feel so privileged to be sitting here with julie and with alex, because we are the fruit of what pete wilson planted, and now we're taking it across the country. and julie, i've seen you grow in your career, and i have to say that i am so proud to see you where you are, because you're an exemplary to a young little girl saying, "what can i do?" and you can demonstrate, "si se puede." julie: well, i'm fortunate that i too had those women that i could look up to throughout my life and throughout my career. and, you know, also as i came into politics, people like maria teresa would help to pave the way, people like alex who went to school with my brother-in-law, not a lot of people know that. so, i've had the opportunity to see him throughout his career and to see him now as a senator repres

and i was very good friends with teresa. time in the house. >> byron: it wouldn't be a "bachelor" event without a dramatic twist. a surprise proposal for "bachelor nation." >> like gerry said, we have much little time, i know i want to spend the rest of my days with you. so christina -- [ cheers and applause ] >> whoa! yes, yes! >> thank you. >> byron: "the golden bachelor" has brought together fans of all ages. the long-running tv series' biggest premiere a ud in years, 13.9 million viewers, shining a spotlight on finding love in the golden years of life. >> its onn n ned oozed ou the women there felt sexy, wanted, seen, desirable. >> it was life changing for us, that we did feel seen. we did feel like we were important and that they were telling our story. this is amazing, that this is happening at this time in our lives. >> byron: 22 women of a certain age. seven rose ceremonies. and a few tearful good-byes. >> it's been a joy getting to know you. >> thank you. >> and you have a good heart. >> i wish you well. >> byron: u

go talk to teresa. or, what does teresa think? or, have we asked teresa? these are familiar phrases in my office and have been for decades. not just from the team but for me. whether it's taking the temperature on an issue in michigan, getting the history of what we have done in the past or just checking in, the team and i have always known we needed to get her gut check on everything we did. that's how vital she is and has been for us. i can't think of any issue during our time together where she didn't have critical input. because of that, the stabenow team, me, the state of michigan have been the beneficiaries of her knowledge, her creativity, and her gut instincts for decades. solving problems, making people's lives better every day. since these lives are often so intense, incredibly stressful and time-consuming, as we know, you might be asking yourself how on earth has teresa been so successful for all this time? where do i begin? well, she's had a brilliant political strategist who stays calm under pressure. during my first senate campaign, almost no

and okay next i'd like to call up the president of service employees international union 10 to one teresa. (clapping.) it is no sweet we're no some tense negotiations would you right now with a our labor partners none of that stops us from the work we do everyday and we talk to each other all the time and for those of you who don't know her teresa is a nurse assistant at laguna honda hospital and a lot of people, you know, when laguna honda hospital was under threat and all the work that went into saving that very important historic facility protecting fragile people teresa is a i am reintroducing today the workers inside the laguna honda hospital for employers and in the correct me if i am wrong o congress things i don't know but about please welcome teresa. >> all right. (clapping.) good morning all and a pleasure to be here on this circumstances yes we're a fighting with the negotiations and? that is a necessary and positive thing uplifting and helping workers i have a whole bunch of things written but i'm going to speak from my heart i have three minutes i'll make that quick i'm proud

teresa: yes out a panel of the fda advisors, unanimously agreed that eli lilly's new out as good whenlly of timeline and when the fda might actually take action on that but is still really good news. anti- —-dash antibodies are very tricky drug to administer and so this is only good for eli lilly before drugmakers across the spectrum at that might want to make these kinds of drugs you need a lot of infrastructure because the patients need to be constantly monitored and go to centers and fusions when they have this so what is good for one drug is good for the whole class. jack: okay switching to a health concern didn't want no reason to panic at the disturbing developing of the bird flu front. teresa: that is right is so unfortunately, what was discovered in the muscle tissue injury help now is no reason to panic but it is concerning to seated do parts of the cal because it means more widespread disease and also there's new routes a possible transmission again this was an account that was going to be consumed so a lot of safeguards in place but at the same time, we want to continue to

maria teresa changed candidates on july 21st. prior to july 21st, you know, i kept seeing all of these polls come out where the numbers were basically almost tied or maybe president biden a few points ahead of former president trump, but nowhere near the, you know, the high 60's or low 70's that obama got or for hillary clinton got or even biden in 2020, that got in the 60's. now looking at it, i see polling where consistently vice-president harris is running 20 points ahead, 22 points ahead. where are we right now in this election in terms of, do you think, the latino community and then also with respect to the candidates, what do you make of this candidate change and the effect that it's going to have on latino voting trends? >> well, first of all, it's wonderful to be back in austin. a dear friend and a counselor for voto latino, and registered 104,000 texans very proudly and more than 60% of them were under the age of 30. so we deeply believe that in texas, it's about getting young people to participate. and i will share with

pleiades or something else, the fact is that this song has words about mary, maria theresa, mother teresas mentioned in a positive way, and many people in social networks, on twitter , the girls were reminded that how could this be, because mother teresa, she is not a negative character in... summer, it was a myth around her, and everyone has long known that mother teresa is not such a saint, she is accused of the cult of suffering , the first is that she did not help her patients, well patients in hospices, to ease their suffering, on the contrary, she intensified it, because she believed that people should suffer in the same way that christ suffered on the cross, then she was categorically against divorces, abortions, contraception, i will say that... for example, many people accuse the catholic church of the fact that its priests in africa are increasing the breakfast epidemic, because, well , at least before they advocated giving up contraception, and mother teresa was also a friend with dictators, and took money from them, supported them, and also there were improper conditions of va

teresa: so stop getting 27 years of this week.e spent result to be honest it's hard to see with visio comments of the fundamental problems with the industry not only see small reimbursements with drugs but foot traffic in florida backing away from the clinics so there is no easy fix your. jack: okay and the drug drug issues in the way we pay for bronx rory insurance companies will be dealt in general is touh and we just off target and amazon start to look into ways to get creative to try to drive more traffic. teresa: exactly someone way that people get shopping as you order we have the things they want for low price and that's what we are doing and we do see amazon trying to compete with tino and of low-cost chinese providers and target obviously can do the same thing as of the parking of its up a fight, to be spent a third-party marketplace and bring some of the items in store as well. jack: ultimately good news for the shoppers of prices keep going down thank you teresa and why a.i. might not be such a great investment idea inv

well and also mother teresa was friends with dictators. took money from them, supported them, and alsoher hospitals there were improper conditions of various kinds, but well, let's first listen to the excerpt from the song itself, and then listen to alona alona and jerry hale's answer to it. and the girls gave comments on the radio beam , let's listen to what they say about the criticisms of mother teresa, i looked at these comments and it's like, well, you didn't read the main message of what we wanted, it's not a song about a mother, it's not autobiographical the song where we get excited specifically like that, this is the same song where it's used as a symbol, so... if you call someone mother teresa, what do you mean they're like a very kind-hearted person, and that's about it , about the fact that these symbols of such femininity are with us, this song in general is about uniting around something like very bright, and in general this song carries such energy, so i would not focus people's attention on exactly the same thing mother teresa, she was, as we now understand, ambiguous,

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and okay next i'd like to call up the president of service employees international union 10 to one teresa. (clapping.) it is no sweet we're no some tense negotiations would you right now with a our labor partners none of that stops us from the work we do everyday and we talk to each other all the time and for those of you who don't know her teresa is a nurse assistant at laguna honda hospital and a lot of people, you know, when laguna honda hospital was under threat and all the work that went into saving that very important historic facility protecting fragile people teresa is a i am reintroducing today the workers inside the laguna honda hospital for employers and in the correct me if i am wrong o congress things i don't know but about please welcome teresa. >> all right. (clapping.) good morning all and a pleasure to be here on this circumstances yes we're a fighting with the negotiations and? that is a necessary and positive thing uplifting and helping workers i have a whole bunch of things written but i'm going to speak from my heart i have three minutes i'll make that quick i'm proud

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teresa, teresa, you don’t need to tell me anything or call me to see you., zoom in. i’m draining, let’s go, i think that the visit to lubitsch’s apartment was not useless, even so, even so, the indian woman has never let me down, and what does she tell you, release? yegor khamich, everything is ready, they are expecting you. thank you. good morning, colleagues, how are you? everything is fine, we are waiting for good news from you too. i will accept your reports on the work done later, now i ask for your attention. each of you must prepare. draft proposal for joint activities of our company with state enterprises of the chemical industry. filtering and summarizing your thoughts, i will write business letters to the state duma and the government. this needs to be done quickly, without delay. if someone doesn’t have any sensible thoughts on this topic, it’s better not to write anything, don’t upset me. take care of my precious time. well, now some information for inspiration. based on the results of the first half of the year, our company made a very serious

teresa's parents came to visit. >> did she like las vegas? >> she loved. it >> she loved.re was excitement. we said, wow. >> i will never forget. because theresa was so -- so theresa. and here she was, a -- in her hair, and our starbucks coffee, and she's running down the hallways at the rio. and i say, oh my god. she was so happy. >> theresa's career at the rio was often -- up and running. soon, she met a guy. his name was jeff. -- they bought a dog. they moved into this house together and got engaged. within, he broke it off, just before the wedding. >> theresa was crushed but had moved on, reuniting with her best friends in the summer of 2004, standing up for her friend grace at her wedding. >> we just really we're so happy to be all together. it was a good day >> but a couple of months after, by the fall of 2004, vegas seemed to have lost some of its luster. theresa we're thinking hard about moving back home to niagara falls, and maybe going to grad school. then, the rio offered theresa a bigger job with better pay. >> it absolutely changed the course of her life. i wa

and theirfamilies and sharon beshenivsky, teresa milburn and their families and friends.k on that day back in november 2005, fully expecting to go home to their family and friends. due to the horrific actions of those individuals who have now been convicted for those offences, that wasn't the case. west yorkshire police have remained doggedly determined to bring all of those to justice that were responsible for these offences. today's conviction would not been possible without the support and assistance of our partner agencies over the last 18 years, those being the crown prosecution service, the national crime agency, the foreign and commonwealth office, and the pakistani authorities. i would also like to extend our thanks to the majority of police forces across the united kingdom that have helped us in some way, shape or form, united kingdom that have helped us in some way, shape orform, in bringing all of the individuals to justice. i would like to acknowledge the respect and dignity that sharon's family have shown over the past 18 years. i do hope that today's convict

. >> mother teresa could not beat these charges. >> norah: what we are learning from day one of jury deliberations. >> how do you feel about the jury? >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ donald trump just leaving the courthouse after spending five hours waiting for the jury to decide his fate. good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. day one of deliberations is done, and there is still no verdict, but the jury did send two notes to the judge. the first was a request to rehear key testimony from two central players in this case, former "national enquirer" publisher david pecker and trump's former fixer michael cohen. they specifically want to hear what both men said about a trump tower meeting where pecker says they came to an agreement with "trump himself" about a scheme to kill negative stories about him, among other pieces of testimony. they also, the jury, wants to rehear those instructions from the judge. those are the only clues that we have about what is happening inside the deliberation room as the jury weighs a historic decision, whethe

teresa lane: no. it was a good day., in fact, the last good day. 24 hours later, sherri rasmussen would be dead. announcer: coming up. while she was down on the ground, three rounds were fired. all of them were hits. josh mankiewicz: bullets and a bite mark. on her left inner forearm. it was very obvious. it wasn't just small impressions. they were red and raw. this was an up close and personal fight. josh mankiewicz: that handprint of sherri's on the wall is so haunting. leaving that print is probably one of the last things she did on this earth. yes. announcer: when "dateline" continues. (♪♪) from celebration moments... ...to joyride moments. your moments are worth protecting against rsv. rsv is a highly contagious virus if you're 60 or older with certain chronic conditions, you're at higher risk of being hospitalized from rsv. and there are no prescription rsv treatments. you know how to protect against covid and flu. so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling pfizer's rsv vaccine, too. because moments like th

[laughter] 's isle, megan, teresa great ideas for thank you.e we go congratulations to our producer jenny bermuda and her husband niko ford welcoming their first baby. a girl named rahab. best g wishes to the happy famiy but that is all for us, see you next week on it barron's roundtablee . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i am larry kudlow. while kamala harris went far

our ian cull spent his day at santa teresa high looking into that break-in. he's going to be joining us with what he's discovered. we're also tracking several other big stories on this tuesday, including a major development and the case against three south bay deputies accused of killing an inmate. we're outside the hall of justice in san jose with what happened in court just hours ago. also headed to the governor's desk. we're going to break down the details of a bill meant to crack down on car break ins in the bay area and beyond. and what does google have for us now? our scott budman is headed to mountain view to check out the tech giant's new phones and ai updates, but let's go ahead and begin with the south bay high school football team picking up the pieces today from a theft that threatens to spoil their season. the team says sports equipment and merchandise used for fundraisers was taken, but the thieves also stole something that threatened their friday night lights tradition. nbc bay area's ian cull has been digging into this story for us today. ian,

teresa tells us she owes these human traffickers 60000 years and that she's supposed to earn the money on the streets as a prostitute. a traffic is to have a greedy nature and want more and more money, no matter what the goals go straight home. have never imagined me on planet of doing such a job. if i have sexual intercourse with a man, it should be because of love. and not because of money, no cost. i want to pressure her. the human traffickers even separated her from her baby. not much that night they held my child from me. they pushed me and locks me on the veranda. they said, since i'm so stubborn, i don't want to go to the straits. i have to be there. as a mother, i heard my child crying inside. she cried, cried and cried. and then she fell asleep. when i am not to open the door for me again to come back inside side, teresa had been promised a regular job in europe. too afraid to turn to the authorities. she went under ground instead, forcing women into sex work is a punishable offense in germany. there are about 30000 officially registered sex workers in germany, but it's though

maria teresa, let me start with you.o my democratic sources and one described it as a moment reckoning for the democratic party. is it overstated or accurate? >> it absolutely is. the party of the people did not turn out the people, and to give you a perfect example, in texas we saw record voter registration turnout, but then those folks didn't come out. it was down 6%. in philadelphia where it's 70% african-american, their turnout rate was 6% down from 2020, and so when you see voter registration rally, when people are getting excited, they're excited for the candidate, but when they start softening, they didn't get the economic message they needed to get out of bed, to stand three or four hours on a working wage, am i going to vote and lose money? or am i going back to work? there is roughly 10 million voters who didn't turn out this election. that's a question, and i would say that it's also an explanation that it's not enough to do digital ads and it's not enough to do tv. you need a ground game with a consortium of

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