andrea canning (voiceover): human bones. most interesting because family members told investigators that steven avery had built a bonfire hours after teresa had been at the yard that day. tom fassbender: it was a huge bonfire, flames going as high as the edge of the roof on the garage. was it all making sense to you? bone fragments-- - looking at the whole picture? absolutely. andrea canning (voiceover): and that picture came into sharper focus when fassbender's team found another clue, teresa's key inside avery's bedroom. tom fassbender: the toyota key with a little fob connector to it. this is huge. yes, it's huge. andrea canning (voiceover): especially when the crime lab later found avery's dna on it. it would become a highly controversial clue in this case. the evidence was stacking up against steven avery, and fassbender says that rav4 would later tell investigators one last thing. tom fassbender: we had tested the hood latch and found dna matching steven on the hood latch. andrea canning (voiceover): fassbender believe

the 1st snow has fallen for andreas. that means the thoughts of the tourist season for which i'm on a 100 percent. it will feel a little weird at 1st. you think it's stable but it moves a bit on this, but it's okay. you get used to it based on the different and various ends of living by offering tours rides. that means training for the race is not always possible. but monday i'm going to in hudson phone when you want to rice, there was a clash between training and such a big event and offering tours because we want to do both day and we want our guests to be happy, but we're not to the author suggest it to feed sometimes he has to train in darkness. well, also doing to is andreas wants to do 3500 kilometers of training before the race. a very well and counts training is going well until 5 weeks before the race been cast and decides she is too stressed and busy at home to take part young guns, old fashion. we have a young couple who can help instead, because we have a 1000 percent facing them as a but the guy doesn't know

the 1st snow is fallen for andreas. that means the thoughts of the tourist season for jump on to hide. it will feel a little weird at 1st. you think it stable, but it moves a bit of this, but it's okay. you get used to it and based on the different dress ends of living by offering tourist rides, that means training for the race is not always possible. then when do i'm going to and i'd spend fall and when you want to race, there was a clash between training for such a big event and offering tours because we want to do both day and we want our guests to be happy, but what not to the author suggest it to feed sometimes he has to training darkness . well, also doing to as andreas wants to do 3500 kilometers of training before the race. every one counts. training is going well until 5 weeks before the race. when captain decides she is too stressed and busy at home to take part young guns, old fashion, we have a young couple who can help instead because we have a 1000 percent facing them as a. but the guy doesn't know if he's

andrea says no such problems. on the 2nd leg, he makes some real progress. piecing on check point dollars and now the doors flew out of the check pointing to push themselves more than before and got enough. we had 70 tough kilometers the full at the moment and things that clicking into place . but we're not even in the hot flight points when he might side on the next leg, things continue to go smoothly. the partnership with frenzy is working well. when he wrists, she takes care of the dogs. but the race has left it small con, dress. it is now the foot day, and he is only really set for 3 hours in total. the journey through the darkness has become a real test. it's important because now we've got to another 105 kilometers. when i met my friends, we can go high. if the whole the finish line is drawing as a nearer but the stay at a check point is far longer than expected. the, for general doctors because it shouldn't happen. but it's one of those things i'm gonna kind of just confused. i got the feeling that a new ca

andrea: estarÉ embarazada?r mÁs sobre estos saludo a ivonne medrano, abogada. gracias por acompaÑarnos y en quÉ consiste este proyecto de ley del senado 848. ivonne: comenzando el 1 de enero, todos los empleadores deben ofrecer a los empleados con una pÉrdida de embarazo cinco dÍas sin pago libres y estos dÍas con cinco dÍas en adiciÓn a los cinco dÍas que todos tendrÁn comenzando el 1 de enero enfermedad. andrea: esto ya es muy pronto, tan solo en unos cuantos dÍas, a quÉ obedece la creaciÓn de esta ley? cuÁles fueron las necesidades que se vieron? >> todos pueden tomar cinco dÍas impagos, pero no la claro si ls voy a tomar si era una pÉrdida de embarazo o una opciÓn en su relaciÓn que falla. esta ley deja claro que eran cinco dÍas adicionales, asÍ que si alguien fallece en familia, es un beneficio separado lo que hace que los trabajadores tienen derecho a tomar estos dÍas, no pueden ser despedidos si no llegan al rojo porque han sufrido una pÉrdida de embarazo. andrea: esto ademÁs que va ayudar mucho a la par

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andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," outrage in israel after three of their hostages are killed by israel's own troops even though the hostages had made white flags, had sos messages with leftover food on the walls and the troops have been told to withhold fire. large crowds in israel this weekend protesting outside the military compound demanding that hostage talks resume. >>> the cia director in europe with israeli and qatari officials for secret talks to get those negotiations going while defense secretary austin arrived in israel today as the administration is increasingly frustrated with prime minister netanyahu including failure to stop violence against palestinians in the west bank. >> attacks by extremist settlers against palestinians in the west bank must stop and those committing the violence must be held accountable. >> plus, congressional overtime. senate immigration talks to unlock millions in aid to israel and ukraine running out of time to get a bill passed this week. the impact on the war efforts and congress in

i'm andrea canning.n the months after her disappearance, skylar neese's high school friends were heartbroken that the popular student still hadn't been found. many wondered if skylar's bffs, rachel and sheila, misses welcome back to "dateline." high school friends program that i'm natalie morales. the in the months after her popular disappearance, skylar high school students friend were still worried that still skyla are not been found. hadn't been found variation were convinced that her many wondered of skyler's bffs rachel friend knew of it. when she learned something both girls were sticking to story investigators but that was about to change. were convinced of it one of them was ready to start. both girls were sticking to the same story here is andrea canning with more that was about to of "something wicked." change one of them was ready to talk christmas 2012 came and went for back now to skylar neeses'parents dave and something wicked mary. it had been six months since skylar had disappeared. chris

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andrea? >> some of this was really precipitated by the hard-line that benjamin netanyahu took this week after a conversation with president biden where he made some of the same points. he then reiterated their opposition to a two state solution to a palestinian homeland at the end of all of this. so any kind of hope for the past indian people which is much joe biden's position and has been the u.s. position for decades and decades. that could have pushed us into sending jake sullivan. it could also be the amount of rage and opposition that is building among american allies in the middle east. we were just talking about civilian casualties and you mentioned in the open about dumb bombs so where i am right now i am in the city of jericho which is on the west bank and i am in a university that has become a refugee center for palace indians from gaza so everyone here is from gaza and they were working inside israel legally and they had permits from the is really government. it is not easy to get

andrea: es lo que claudia le dirÍa a su madre biolÓgica de llegar a encontrarla.aminando con una nota a las afueras del hospital misericordia en un hospital de bogotÁ en octubre de 1990, no recuerda nada, y en los documentos de su adopciÓn no dice quÉ decÍa la nota y tambiÉn datos de su familia biolÓgica. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: ella fue adoptada un aÑo y medio mÁs tarde por una familia de minnesota, dijeron que cuando la abandonaron tenÍa hepatitis b y conjuntivitis, por lo que estuvo un tiempo hospitalizada. andrea: por esa razÓn ella cree que su madre biolÓgica probablemente era indigente, y como no tenÍan los recursos para cuidarla decidiÓ dejarla en ese hospital. habiendo pasado mÁs de 30 aÑos, ello tienen la esperanza de encontrarla, decirle que la ama y le agradece por haberle dado la vida. >> [habla en inglÉs] dice que aunque no la recuerdo, siempre estaba en su mente y en su corazÓn, especialmente desde que ella tambiÉn se convirtiÓ en madre hace 15 aÑos. reconoce lo difÍcil que tuvo que haber sido para su madre decirle a dios por no tener los recurs

i'm andrea mitchell in new york. vegas mourns the lives of three people killed in the mass shooting on the unlv campus yesterday, six years after las vegas suffered america's deadliest mass shooting, just three miles away. in wednesday's shooting alone, gunman opened fire on the fourth floor of the business school building before being shot and killed by university police. two senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news the suspect, a man in his 60s, applied for a unlv teaching job in 2020 but was not hired. the nation watched a now familiar sight, terrified students and faculty as they walked out with their hands up. parents, teachers and students speaking of the horror they witnessed. >> we heard the clips of semiautomatic weapons. it was a very, very disturbing thing to hear. >> i honestly didn't think i was going to make it out of there alive. >> we can't even send our kids to school without worrying if something like this is going to happen. >> the latest attempt to pass a new assault weapons ban was blocked

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," in an explosive ruling, the colorado supreme court rules donald trump is disqualified from running for president under a provision of the 14th amendment because it said he tried to overturn the 2020 election. with donald trump set to appeal, that puts the u.s. supreme court squarely in charge of whether the former president can remain on the ballot. we will talk to the secretary of state from colorado coming up. >>> high level international talks with the political head of hamas for a new hostage deal and a pause in the israel/gaza war. the palestinian death toll rises and the drumbeat crescendos for prime minister netanyahu to bring home the surviving hostages. >> israeli for another humanitarian pause, in addition humanitarian aid to enable release of hostages. >>> home for the holidays. the senate is about to leave town without a deal on the border, ukraine, or israel. we will talk to senator chris coons about the do-nothing congress coming up. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitch

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. death toll in gaza has climbed past an estimated 20,000 people since the war started. that estimate, according to the hamas-run ministry of health, which says it includes at least 8,000 children. doctors without borders say that could be underestimating the actual death count. our colleague of sky news witnessed the destruction after an israeli air strike wednesday outside a hospital in rafah. that's where civilians have been told they would be safe. >> reporter: the injured are being carried away. our team rushed toward the site, they keep digging in the earth to find anyone they can. dead or alive. there is little by way of official help here anymore. they're alone. this is gaza. this is happening every single day. >> the world health organization says it has never seen suffering like what is happening in gaza. civilians face starvation antd -- and are dying of thirst and disease. >> everywhere i go in gaza, it's hunger. the time is now. we are dealing with starving people now. adul

>> you are right, andrea. it's a war crime.e seen this before by the islamic state. there needs to be accountability. there needs to be a thorough investigation to establish that there is rule of law. these are among the most egregious acts that can occur in wartime, really at any time. this is a deliberate action. it's not only the physical act, it's a psychological impact, which is a big part of terrorism. >> secretary blinken announced a new policy. they will have more details coming up in the briefing today. this is new policy to place visa restrictions on extremist settlers in the west bank who, according to the department, are undermining peace, security and stability there. this will stob them from going back and forth from the west bank to the u.s. >> yeah. even in israel, the settler issue is very and a lot of israelis are really upset that settlers are stirring that pot, making it more difficult for them to tell their story from october 7th. so, i think what the u.s. is trying to do is put -- to tamp down on this very

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," breaking news. kevin mccarthy calls it quits. the ousted house speaker set to retire at the end of the month, not the end of his term. ending a congressional career with an astronomical rise and publically embarrassing downfall. >>> former president trump sparking a firestorm by doubling down on whether he would turn the presidency into a dictatorship, after his friend and ally sean hannity gave him repeated chances to deny it. we will play it all in a moment. judge for yourself. >>> president biden telling donors off camera, he is not sure he would be running for re-election if donald trump weren't. but retracts that when reporters ask him about it later. >> would you be running for president if trump wasn't running? >> i expect so. look, he is running. i have to run. >> the former president responding in iowa. >> president biden says he is running because you are running. do you have any comment? >> i doubt it. i doubt that. they don't want me to run. everybody wants to run against biden. >>

andrea mitchell will talk to chris christie. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," hunter biden facing a major felony tax fraud case, with stunning details in a 56-page indictment that rocks the first family with potential political problems for the biden campaign. i will get reaction from 2024 presidential candidate and former u.s. attorney chris christie, along with his prospects in the republican primary contest after that fiery debate performance. >>> a growing divide between the biden administration and israel's prime minister over this death toll and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. world leaders break their silence on how hamas used rape as a weapon of war on october 7th. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the president's son hunter now facing a second federal indictment and not the misdemeanor tax charge he thought he was being handed with the plea deal that collapsed in june. this time, nine charges on an alleged criminal scheme to avoid paying taxes on millions of dollars in income. the president himself is not named in the indictment. it cou

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.shman republican congressman george santos of new york has been formally expelled from the house, effective immediately. the historic vote was 311 to 114. santos watched the vote tally from the floor of the house. his coat already on. anticipating the outcome. he walked out as the tally passed the required two-thirds majority. he then quickly left the capitol grounds. unlike his usual practice, he brushed past reporters without commenting. his long island congressional seat will stay vacant until a special election can be held. what sealed the deal for many members to finally vote for -- to vote to expel him? a report accusing him of stealing from his campaign. some republican members said they still voted for him to remain, to avoid establishing a precedent because he had not yet been convicted, despite the many indictments and the e ethics report. we start with ryan nobles and tim miller, writer at large at "the bullwork." ryan, you were trailing him. you talked to him so often. sant

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borja: nos alegra mucho que estÉ viviendo esa experiencia con andrea, le prendo para ti, y andrea, evidentemente en realidad no la encuentras en cualquier lugar. estoy llevando un mÁser aquÍ en la complutense, en realidad no tiene comparaciÓn la experiencia del mÁser, ademÁs de la convivencia intergeneracional, espiritualmente, es de aprendizaje, autorreflexiÓn, hemos hecho muy buena quÍmica las dos, y es parte de la convivencia, del dÍa dÍa. carolina: o buscar por las imÁgenes, ellas son mejores amigas, marcos, felicidades, andrea, seÑora cÁndida, tambiÉn nos encanta que hayan estado aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" desde varias partes del mundo interconectados con nosotros, muchas gracias. borja: muchas gracias y un fuerte brazo sobre todo por usted, seÑora cÁndida. tambiÉn se vuelve viral en redes este vÍdeo de unperrito que sigilosamente entrÓ en una panaderÍa y sin dudarlo se llegÓ un pequeÑo pan y se marchÓ. carolina: pobrecita, y a pesar que el perrito mira todos lados con ternura, ahora con la grabaciÓn quedÓ descubierto y hay miles de comentarios en tiktok, denle comida este ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ya

andrea: tras recibir la llamada con la policÍa localizÓ a rivero, y Él habrÍa confesado el delito. >>do, y que posiblemente puede ser condenado hasta cadena perpetua. andrea: en este caso, la menor no se encontraba acompaÑada por sus padres. >> ella le dijo que se iba a encontrar con una amiga en el centro comercial, y la mamÁ la dejÓ en el centro comercial, y ahÍ ocurriÓ este incidente. andrea: la policÍa recomendÓ que los menores de edad no acudan solos a este tipo de hogares. >> ni por donde sea, centro comercial, donde van al cine, cualquier lugar, un parque, siempre tener a sus hijos con alguien, con un adulto, con una persona que pueda tener algÚn tipo de supervisiÓn. andrea: otras recomendaciones es acompaÑar a los menores a los baÑos y no descuidaros, especialmente en Épocas como esa, cuando los lugares pÚblicos estÁn aÚn mÁs concurridos. david rivero de 33 aÑos enfrenta un cargo de agresiÓn sexual, de momento no hay fianza ni orden de alejamiento, la audiencia podrÍa estar programada para dentro de 21 dÍas. paulina: quÉ terrible caso, una vez mÁs, siempre decimos es aquÍ a la

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.aine's president zelenskyy is on a high stakes miss in washington, trying to break the gridlock blocking aid for his country in its war against vladimir putin. >> ukrainians haven't given up and won't give up. we know what to do. you can count on ukraine, and we hope just as much to be able to count on you. when the free world hesitates, that's when dictatorships celebrate. >> top negotiators are skeptical they can reach a deal before congress is scheduled to break for the holidays at the end of this week. republicans refusing to budge on their demand for major changes to u.s. immigration and asylum policies before releasing any foreign aid. that was just reinforced moments ago by the speaker of the house. at this morning's "wall street journal" summit, jake sullivan predicted that 2024 would be a, quote, very difficult year if the u.s. aid does not come through. >> it will mean very specific deterioration in ukraine's capabilities to both hold territory and take territory as well as t

y'all give it up for andrea. thank you. thank thank you so much, kelly yeah, i have to tell you, kelly robinson is the real deal deal. two weeks ago, we were in minneapolis and kelly on the doors like teaching me new tricks when i tell you kelly knows how to people this woman gets it done each and time i know you all have seen the headlines in 2023 alone, there were nearly. 600 anti lgbt t q i a-plus bills introduced in all across the country and more than of those became law. the focus on attacking trans and gender non-conforming people especially trans people has been vicious. and i got to tell you it's abundantly that the politicians pushing this hate actually interested in doing what they were hired to. do they interested in pushing fear and propaganda? but the good news that we don't need them, we got us. there are more openly lgbt t q i a plus spirit and ally officials than ever before. and fortunately there is only one black trans woman and that is i. but we're going to change that right. it's been a rainbow wave. an

is also the andrea bocelli foundation vice president.ch for having me here. maria: thank you for being here. i know you were sold out last night and you've got another sold out situation tonight at madison square garden. how is it going? how is the holiday concert. >> luckily, he's back in full voice which is the way we need him now, touring the united states as the country delivered a lot of affection and he wants to give back the best of her performance. luckily he's back. maria: i wanted to ask you, how is he feeling? the doctor told him it was dangerous to sing and you did postpone concerts. >> yes. luckily, he's back. we did yesterday a beautiful concert. tonight we're going to be there again with a little surprise more. and we played miami, boston, that's one of the ones that's been rescheduled and back home for christmas. maria: fantastic. the andrea bocelli foundation celebrating its 12th anniversary now, you've been at this for so long. tell us about the foundation, where the money goes and i know you're very involved with child

andrea: no. [risas] borja: pones el grito en el cielo. que pases feliz navidad. andrea: igualmente.n oregÓn pudo hablar a los 9 aÑos. naciÓ casi sin abertura en la laringe, y tampoco en la parte superior de la trÁquea, tras una rara condiciÓn que hacÍa muy difÍcil poder entenderla y tenÍa que vivir con un tubo en su laringe. mientras el tubo de la operaciÓn que durÓ 8 horas para abrirle un agujero en las cuerdas vocales no pudieron reconstruirle una laringe, y la niÑa pudo decirle a su mamÁ "te quiero, mamÁ". un momento tremendamente emocionante. hablando de niÑos, siente vÍdeo ha cautivado las redes sociales, quiero que se fijen. borja: ese momento en el que una reciÉn nacida deja de llorar en cuanto toca por primera vez la piel de su mamÁ. la mujer se llama victoria macÍas, vive en florida, alicia de su primera hija, y ya recibiÓ cuidados mÉdicos durante unos 10 minutos que pasÓ literalmente llorando, pero al contactar con su madre se tranquilizÓ de inmediato, porque eso ayuda a reducir el dolor, estabilizar los latidos y tambiÉn la respiraciÓn. como el contacto con una madre, no

andrea, bienvenida.omar sus presentaciones en el escenario. a pesar de su disciplina y Ética de trabajo celine enfrenta un futuro incierto en su carrera. esto la obligÓ a cancelar su gira mundial. el sÍndrome de persona rÍgida es una enfermedad neurolÓgica poco comÚn y grave que afecta el sistema nervioso y que al ser progresiva e incurable tiene un grave impacto en la movilidad pero ademÁs en las cuerdas vocales y el corazÓn son susceptibles a esta condiciÓn. escuchemos lo que dicen los expertos sobre ella. >> es un sÍndrome que ocurre en dos de cada 1 millÓn de habitantes. generalmente se ven gente entre los 40 y 50 aÑos de edad. son gente que tiene rigidez total, primero empiezan a tener problemas para hablar, no pueden hablar bien, despuÉs empiezan a tener problemas para tragar. luego los mÚsculos se tienen extremadamente rÍgidos. andrea: la familia dion ha recibido mÚltiples mensajes de apoyo, sin embargo, ellos dicen que las esperanzas de mejorÍa son escasas a pesar de todos los esfuerzos que estÁn

>> >> it is andrea canning from dateline, can we talk to you? did you have anything to do with the disappearance of's arm? >> hello, welcome to dateline. -- was as spontaneous as she was fearless. so, friends were not surprised when the free spirit left home to sail the caribbean with a new boyfriend, then sarm vanished. as the coast guard searched for on white, investigators zeroed in on someone they believe held the key to her disappearance. but would he lead them to sarm? here is andrea canning with a siren song. >> the u.s. virgin islands of st. thomas, and st. john, earned the nickname americas paradise for their miles of white sandy beaches, and impossibly blue water. >> the sailing is best in the world, great for snorkeling, underwater activities. it is the easternmost point of the united states. it is the beautiful, tropical island. >> it is a truly a wish you were here destination. so breathtaking that it, is hard to imagine something tragic happening in this idyllic place. but, of course, it does. on march 8th, 2021, a beautiful former

andrea: muchas gracias por esa bienvenida.to ocurriÓ el fin de semana durante un mitin, el expresidente donald trump pronunciÓ estos alarmantes comentarios anti inmigrantes, aparentemente haciendo eco a los eslogan nazis de la segunda guerra mundial, lo que ha traÍdo fuertes crÍticas por el presidente joe biden y varios miembros del partido demÓcrata y es que, donald trump utilizÓ palabras similares a las utilizadas por hitler en su momento antes de la segunda guerra mundial. escuchemos parte de sus declaraciones. donald trump: [habla en inglÉs] andrea: ademÁs, estados unidos suspendiÓ el cruce de trenes de carga en texas despuÉs de que se publicaran vÍdeos montados en estos trenes. paulina: importantÍsimo, gracias por la informaciÓn. jorge: vamos a continuar con mÁs. precisamente lo comentaba andrea, demÓcratas y republicanos continÚan negociando un acuerdo polÍtico, los republicanos estÁn condicionando su apoyo econÓmico. paulina: la policÍa de chicago investiga la muerte del niÑo migrante de cinco aÑos de edad, que se llama

andrea agrees.hat deal this that the way to deal with this is people to a third is to send people to a third country. bill that the country. this bill that the governments produced today will allow happen will stop allow that to happen will stop the or the courts, whether here or abroad, from stopping us from doing that. and that will act as the deterrent to stop the boats. it's only and the it's the only hope and it's the only show town. the only it's the only hope and it's the only sithat town. the only it's the only hope and it's the only sithat anyone's the only it's the only hope and it's the only sithat anyone's proposed.y it's the only hope and it's the only sithat anyone's proposed . policy that anyone's proposed. >> look, both of you, thank you. absolutely top great. absolutely top stuff. great. thank that's andrew jenkins thank you. that's andrew jenkins there philip davies . now, there and philip davies. now, earlier on, i asked, as robert jenrick raises donation piles, the pressure on su

andrea agrees.hat deal this that the way to deal with this is people to a third is to send people to a third country. bill that the country. this bill that the governments produced today will allow happen will stop allow that to happen will stop the or the courts, whether here or abroad, from stopping us from doing that. and that will act as the deterrent to stop the boats. it's only and the it's the only hope and it's the only show town. the only it's the only hope and it's the only sithat town. the only it's the only hope and it's the only sithat anyone's the only it's the only hope and it's the only sithat anyone's proposed.y it's the only hope and it's the only sithat anyone's proposed . policy that anyone's proposed. >> look, both of you, thank you. absolutely top great. absolutely top stuff. great. thank that's andrew jenkins thank you. that's andrew jenkins there philip davies . now, there and philip davies. now, earlier on, i asked, as robert jenrick raises donation piles, the pressure on su

here is andrea canning with the conclusion of house of horrors. >> quitman, texas.l went to the jury and the result was the same. guilty, again. daniel believed his father was innocent. >> what would you say to those people who truly believed jason pain is a killer? >> it's wrong, it's not the truth at all. >> but in a split within the family, jackson eventually came to a different, painful, and stark conclusion. >> i was very relieved when he was convicted in a second time. it brought a lot of weight off my chest knowing that my father, who is a murder, is not going to be on the loose. >> remington feels the same way. she says that, even though she is two years old, she has a vivid impressions from the day her mother and brother were murdered. she didn't want to go into details as she still feels traumatized. >> they said that i was so young that i couldn't have remembered anything and it be true, and all i can think is something like that doesn't go away. the smell of the blood is one thing, it is still there. >> i think you are lucky if you forget everything. i w

henry kissinger and andrea mitchell into your homes. good evening and thank you so much, amelia and what a privilege it is to be at. and i especially because i have the honor of being with dr. henry kissinger, dr. kissinger, i can't tell you how honored i am. you, the young age of 99, have produced 19th book and leadership studies and world strategy is really a primer on statecraft. so thank you so much for being with us tonight from new york. it's a joy to have a chance to exchange ideas with you, as we have worked quite a long period over to my benefit as both substantively and well, you are eager to meet your models because it is always to our benefit to hear you and you read your books and i wanted to draw on your insights about leadership to better better understand some of the events of the day right now, even as we gather tonight, president biden had what has been described as a marathon call with china's president xi jinping. today lasting more than 2 hours. in fact, the first call in several months at a time of considerable ten

andrea canning: kelley's sister, kim, raced to the scene. gotten the call, kelley had been hurt badly. >>> >> kelley's sister kim raced to the scene. she'd gotten the call, kelley had been hurt badly. >> so it's pitch black. and all you see are new york state trooper cars, sheriff cars, corning police cars. i see ambulances. all these lights. >> oh, god, where's my sister? >> i first run to the ambulance, because i think they're going to be working on my sister. i'm like, "where's my sister? where is she? " >> police explained the awful truth, kelley was dead. >> we were screaming, wailing. i mean, i was throwing up on the side of the road. >> you can't believe she's dead. i mean, it's, like, it's inconceivable that she could be dead. >> they wouldn't let you see kelley either, right? >> no. they just kept saying, "kim, you don't want to see her." >> was your first instinct that maybe there was some kind of a home invasion? >> yes, it was. >> some stranger. >> yes, it was. >> kelley's best friend got a call from kim's husband corey. >> and m

andrea. despite new action to address the security concerns, militia groups linked to iran do not seem to be deterred from launching attacks. at least not yet. this morning, new tensions in the middle east hitting your wallet. oil and gas prices both on the rise after the pentagon carried out air strikes on iranian backed militants in iraq . this is the damage left behind from the latest airstrike payback for a drone attack on american troops. that left one service member critically injured. >> this is very prevalent amongst the iranians. it's how they conduct business and it's very messy because they're using forces that sometimes don't actually take direct orders, but ultimately it's to push back against the influence of the united states. >> in a statement, secretary of defense lloyd austin saying he and president biden, quote, will not hesitate to take necessary action to defend the united states, our troops and our interests. there is no higher priority. about 3500 u.s. troops remain in

i'm andrea canning.tor said? or was the defense right? had she, in dire financial straits, pinned her crimes on a man who was only trying to help? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to dateline. i'm andrea canning. had a woman been framed by a bitter act as part of a devious blocked by revenge, as the prosecutors said. or was the defense right? had she, in dire financial straits, pinned her crimes on a man who was only trying to help? and which version with the jury believe? now with the conclusion of vengeance, once again, lester holt. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> for seemona sumasar, it had been an exhausting and emotional three weeks, a trial of her ex boyfriend was jerry ramrattan had taken her back to the worst days of her life. >> i can't believe that it's my life. it is something i should really be in a lifetime movie. even that's a bit too much. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and now that the case was in the hands of a jury, seemona and prosecutor frank di gaetano were on edge. >> i'm never confronted. once the case gets to the hands of the jury, you

now we in fashion house houses, andrea is breaking an unspoken rule. the still pervades the fashion industry today . different disabled and beautiful cannot co exist so they've got fact has always been very inspection industry was. people wouldn't trust a person that has a disability to be able to produce something that wouldn't feel or think that beautiful enough to become a more deals we had a question design of ads used to say back then, she would make something nice and make it maybe for a relative in the one, but when that really to go somewhere, if people compliment her and she says, well, i have this design and when people come and see her and see that she has a disability, they will change their mind and think there's no way of you so i can choose something ways, but because of haven't wash, has a beautiful in showcasing the work that those people have done. it has built a trust in the belief that even persons with disabilities can be in fashion. they can be trusted, especially in design as they can. they can work also as mando is and parade on

and the higher probability of extra beats at this, andrea diesel was given tablets, but they made him feel fatigue. so he up to, to have an operation. it involves cardiac compilation hall till cold energy is applied to the hot and the issue to create scholars that belong in making a hot with them. it's. it's kind of comes from modeling. now i can breathe easy. i no longer have any arrhythmia, and i'm not restricted either. i'm happy and even enjoying life once again for we don't need a name. i is. palpitations also lost that tyra. once she understood the cause, they returned again later during a relationship break up. but she wasn't good because i knew it was nothing terrible or life threatening. i just had to process what had happened. then they went away caused but some things that constrained your heart, how to avoid, like constant stress, absolution, and noise. that is hard when you called you investigating the system all the more reason not to impose your heart even more by smoking or drinking too much alcohol. so how can you keep your heart healthy? here are some tips and i'm go

andrea warrick, always a pleasure. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me today. and good luck with your last minute shopping. thank you. >> you too. and a reminder to all of you out there. you can get our live newscasts along with breaking news, weather, and much more with our abc7 bay area streaming tv app. you can find it on apple tv along with google tv, fire tv and roku. all you got to do is search abc, seven bay area and download it for but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. bay area world news tonight with david muir >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air, the action from the u.s. supreme court that could delay one of the most consequential criminal cases facing former president trump. the justice