julian then flew to pittsburgh to tell his sister, anna bianca, in person. anna bianca wasn't home.care of her dogs. i saw him walking down the driveway, so, you know, i knew that it was not good news if he flew home. are you thinking bianca? this is about bianca? yeah, and he didn't say that she was gone. he just said there was an accident. andrea canning (voiceover): less than two weeks after bianca's death, her family gathered at this catholic retreat center in scottsdale, arizona, to say goodbye. i know that she took her-- her religion very seriously. andrea canning (voiceover): following the funeral, anna bianca returned home to pittsburgh. i stayed with her, just consoled her, you know? and she had talked to me, you know, just about just how, like, unresolved everything was. she was unsettled like something wasn't right? well, it was just shocking. and she was just really surprised. and it wasn't clear exactly what happened. she was really upset. she was sharing all of this with you? yeah, i just remember feeling really bad for her and being shocked that even with his own fami

and anna will be a fantastic first lady. know how important that is and i am deeply grateful for kristin and my family who supported me every step of the way. governor stein, you will now lead the greatest estate in the greatest country in the world. may god bless you, your team, and your t family. my support and my prayers go with you, my good friend. thank you very much. [applause] governor lichtenstein if your family members would come up. and stating your oath would occur in this historic building. we have been doing, not me, but they've been doing this in 1776. it is a solemn occasion for us to appreciate this before all of the people and before god we do with always right, just, and fair for the people of north carolina. if you place your left and on the bible and raise your right hand. do you joshua h stein's where you will support the constitutional loss of the united states, and of the state of north carolina but will faithfully perform the duties pertaining to the office of governor? >> i do. >> and do you solemnly

annita: anna adams reporting.eep up-to-date with all the latest developments on the live page on the bbc news website and apps. you can see more information coming up with local media in new orleans reporting the names of some of the victims, including 18-year-old nikyra dedeaux, 37-year-old reggie hunter, and a 27-year-old tiger bech among those who died. we are learning a university of georgia student was critically injured, and two israeli citizens among those injured in the attack. so do keep up-to-date with every development on the live page as well. in other news, an armed man has killed 10 people, including two children, and montenegro. the attack happened in the western city. a statement said the man opened fire at a bar and fled the scene. police identify him only by his initials, a.m. special troops have been sent. israeli pr foreign minister yoav gallant is resigning from the parliament. he said in his statement today that the government must prioritize the release of israeli hostages in gaza. palestini

let's speak to anna adams who's in new orleans. let's speak to anna adams who's to new orleans.let's speak to anna adams who's to let~ o terrorists going to let the terrorists spoil what we have here. he is looking forward to going to the game tonight as well. huge couege game tonight as well. huge college football game that was postponed from yesterday, and thatis postponed from yesterday, and that is going ahead at three o'clock this afternoon. it will be in the superdome which is opening from nine o'clock in the message is, we are ready and we have everything ready for you and it is safe to be out here. for you and it is safe to be out here-— out here. we wait for the latest update _ out here. we wait for the latest update from - out here. we wait for the latest update from police out here. we wait for the - latest update from police and we understand it will come in about 55 minutes. we will have that live. we wait for an update in terms of any further detail about any accomplices involved. one of the obvious questions, that one. but what is it like they're in the city? peop

city on monday, anna.s already _ city on monday, anna. we're told he's already met - city on monday, anna. we're told he's already met with i told he's already met with families, he has already spoken with families, sorry, but he's coming to meet with them in person with his wifejill. there will be a vigil tomorrow. it's 8:00 here and we've seen streams and streams of people coming to pay their respects. we are expecting this to tomorrow and we're looking forward to seeing whatjoe biden has to say to the families on monday when he arrives. _, , arrives. our correspondent there. thank _ arrives. our correspondent there. thank you _ arrives. our correspondent there. thank you very - arrives. our correspondent i there. thank you very much. there are reports that president biden has informally notified congress of a proposed $8 billion arms deal with israel. according to the news website axios, the deal includes munitions for fighterjets and attack helicopters alongside artillery shells. in the last two days,

neither was christina's step-mom, anna. anna morris: somebody's seen her. something is somewhere.n so that we can bring her home. josh mankiewicz: there were no witnesses, and few leads, but attention grew. plano police were leading larger and larger search parties, scouring the countryside. there was a lot of people from the community that didn't know family, had no connection to christina, and they were coming to support. and thousands, thousands of people in these searches, just trying to find this girl. josh mankiewicz: days went by with no sign of christina or her belongings. more resources arrived, like a mounted search team, and drones. christina's family and friends were a constant presence. we were told to look for her items, for her phone, for a ring, for a hat, for a bandeau, for anything at all, because anything could be something. josh mankiewicz: however, one person very close to christina never showed. hunter foster. the only person missing in this entire process was her boyfriend, her live in boyfriend, that she shared a roof with. not searching. no. not out there.

[applause] anna wintour.the presidential medal of to anna wintour, the daughter of a former newspaper editor anna wintour has used her creative talents, taste, and style for decades to redefine fashion, journalism, in america and around the world. pushing boundaries uses fashion to reflect our culture and help the next generation of entrepreneurs and designers defined -- defined their visions and find their voices. from magazines, to runways, and red carpets anna wintour has cemented her legacy as a cultural and business icon. [applause] [laughter] pres. biden: not a bad group, h uh? [applause] folks, thank you all, again. thank you, and to your families for your service and there's to the nation. congratulations, let's remember our sacred effort continues. have to keep going. as my mother would say, we have to keep the faith. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. please enjoy the reception. god love you all. >> distinguished guests, please remain in your seat as the president and dr. biden, the v

and anna will be a fantastic first lady. know how important that is and i'm deeply grateful for my family who supported me every step of the way. governor stein, you will now lead the greatest state in the greatest country in the world. may god bless you, your team, and your family. my support and my prayers go with you, my good friend. thank you very much. [applause] >> governor-elect stein, those of your family members that would come up. it's so fitting that your oath would occur in this historic building. we have been doing -- not me, but doing it since 1776, a solemn occasion for us to appreciate before all the people and before god that we will do always what is right and just and fair for the people of north carolina. if you would place your right hand on the bible. do you swear that you will support the constitution and the laws of the united states and of the state of north carolina and that you will faithfully perform the duties pertaining to the office of governor? >> i do. >> and do you solemnly swear that you wi

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good i afternoon, anna, how are you? i am afternoon, anna, how are you? anna, how are you? i am well, thank you for asking. i want to say, upfront, yours is a story i know very well. in the days after the 7th of october, i met and spoke to... and to the family. i was present at the funeral. just 18 years old, killed by hamas that day. your story and your family's story has been one of incredible difficulty. and also incredible difficulty. and also incredible strength and braving. in the case of what she has been through and how she has been through and how she has been through and how she has supported the family. how are you and they now at this point where there is a chance that in the next six weeks they will be released? figs weeks they will be released? as ou weeks they will be released? as you can imagine, all the hostage families, including my own, _ hostage families, including my own. are — hostage families, including my own, are completely on tenterhooks. they are feeling or emotion, i think the emotions we are feeling are things— emotions we are

imagine, anna, for you as a journalist, a few— anna, for you as a journalist, a few hours— anna, for how many messages do you have? how many messages do they have? — you have? how many messages do they have? it's 15 months of their— they have? it's 15 months of their life _ they have? it's 15 months of their life where they can in captivity, it will take again a life to — captivity, it will take again a life to get it back. ten years from — life to get it back. ten years from now _ life to get it back. ten years from now they may realise something that they didn't catch— something that they didn't catch up so it's really something that is unique and this issue _ something that is unique and this issue of hostagetaking as a physician, is not written the hooks — a physician, is not written the hooks we _ a physician, is not written the books. we have to how to help them, — books. we have to how to help them, first resuscitate and then — them, first resuscitate and then recover for life. we have toois. — then recover for life. we have tools. we _ then recover for life. we have tools, we

cbiz investment ceo anna rathbun. it is 9:30 p.m. new york time when we heard jen-hsun huang on stage. are you in line with some of these analysts saying, not enough on the black platform? anna: yeah. there were not that many details that investors were hoping for. but if you have to talk for 90-minutes-plus i'm not sure you can fill that timeline with a lot of details about the business. plus, he is kicking off a conference. you sort of want to be a visionary and there is this little slab of romanticism about a thrown in there. i think maybe it was the wrong platform to really wait for some of those details, but i know the excitement was built into the stock arcade, certainly yesterday. i can understand disappointment, but at the same time maybe we need to wait for the earnings report. ed: we are currently showing a five-day chart which gives us the context. we are maybe seeing some profit taken here a little bit. what did you make of what it means for its ultimate leadership in technology? do others even stand a chance here? anna:

anna sawai is here. music from the linda lindas, and we'll be right back with selena gomez. [ cheering ] ♪ >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by liberty mutual insurance. is waiting to be discovered. did you know you can do this? ... and you don't wanna miss that. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to our show. tonight, you know her from the multi-emmy award-winning show, "shogun." anna sawai is with us. she won a golden globe last night. and later, they made their tv debut here in 2021. they're back with their latest album. it's called "no obligation." the linda lindas are joining us tonight. we're starting the new year off with a strong lineup of guests, including timothee chalamet will be with us. cynthia erivo, ebon moss-bachrach, golden globe winner fernanda torres, brian jordan alvarez and the one and only cher will be here for the first time. [ cheering ] and we will have music from sheila e. with gloria estefan, victoria canal and the lumineers too. our first guest of the new year is a multi

[cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] >> anna winter.eering and applause] >> the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to anna winter, the daughter of a former newspaper editor she has used her creative talent, taste and style for decades to redefine fashion, journalism in america and around the world. pushing creative boundaries she uses fashion as a way to reflect our culture and help the next generation of entrepreneurs and designers define their vision and find their voice. from the pages of magazines to runways and red carpets, anna has her legacy as a global fashion, cultural and business icon. [cheering and applause] [applause] [laughter] >> not a bad group. [laughter] [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] folks, thank you all, again, thank you and your families for your service and bears to the nation. congratulations. let us remember it continues. we have to keep going. as my mother said we have to keep the faith. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. please enjoy the reception. g

thanks to selena gomez and anna sawai."no obligation," here with the song "all in my head," the linda lindas! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ falling down is fun now i can't stop ♪ ♪ wait it out i tell myself soon everyone will be gone ♪ ♪ it's the loneliness that makes me think this way ♪ ♪ it's the loneliness that i could never blame ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head the doctors know that i have money to spend ♪ ♪ and no it's not you it's me i've been talking to ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head ♪ ♪ i like to spend all day dreaming in bed ♪ ♪ and nobody knows the pain i'm going through ♪ ♪ making plans sounds like a living hell ♪ ♪ one more day then another all by myself ♪ ♪ it's the loneliness that i hold so dear ♪ ♪ it's the loneliness that i could never fear ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head ♪ ♪ the doctors know that i have money to spend ♪ ♪ and no it's not you it's me i've been talking to ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head ♪ ♪ i like to spend all day dreaming in bed ♪ ♪ and n

julia, i think we just saw anna wintour walking in. i mean, i'll just kind of tick off some of the other names michael j. fox will be an honoree at tim gill and we've got a fannie lou hamer posthumously who will be honored. robert f kennedy, as you mentioned posthumously, ralph lauren, who julia did a great job earlier explaining how he has fitted the first lady and her daughter. or was it her daughter as well? >> so actually, first grand first granddaughter, naomi biden was married here at the white house in 2022, and she selected ralph lauren to wear for that event, one that will go down in history books, you know, in that dress. absolutely. >> that's right. lionel messi will also be among the honorees. and bill nye the science guy, as we continue to see people enter the room. hey, what do you know about many of the folks who are? oh, and there's the president right now, along with doctor jill biden entering the room to applause and lots of hugs and kisses there. what do you know about the people who are in the room? i mean, of cours

. >> right now on anna cabrera reports israel delays a cabinet vote on a fragile ceasefire, accusing hamas of causing a, quote, last minute crisis. we're live in the middle east, where the chance for peace and the release of hostages is balancing on a knife's edge. >> also ahead, an ominous farewell address to the nation. >> president biden warning of a growing threat to democracy as he prepares to leave the white house. >> an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy. >> plus, a packed day on capitol hill, multiple trump cabinet picks in the hot seat. >> are any in jeopardy? >> and later, the final countdown for tiktok just days left now until potential shutdown. >> we have new nbc news exclusive reporting on how the biden administration is hoping to extend the clock. it's ten eastern, 7 a.m. pacific. i'm ana cabrera, reporting from new york. >> thanks for joining us. >> the secretary of state is set to speak next hour. >> with a fragile ceasefire hanging in the balance this morning, not even 24 hours af

. >> reporter: for anna garcia this spot has been home for three years now. in that time she has lost her dog and figured out how to live alongside the 30 or 40 others here on this stretch of coyote creek. >> for a lot of us this is all we have. this is all we have. like if you guys were to kick us out where are we going to go? how are we going to live? >> reporter: that question, what is next, comes with the arrival of valley waters resources protection ordinance. >> i just know that they are going to, that they will, starting today, they are supposed to kick everybody out >> trash dumping or the discharge of debris or hazardous materials into the waterway that is something that we just can not allow to happen or to continue in any way. >> reporter: mark is with valley water good neighbor program. the goal is not necessarily removing anyone but resolving so-called high priority problems that would be encampments resulting in violence or severe impact to the environment things like cars, hazardous waste or excessive amounts of trash. in other words, keep the

george soros, denzel washington and anna wintour. social media has erupt rutted over hillary clinton and george soros being award9 critics say hillary clinton's private e-mail server as well as her handling over the war many libya and the benghazi affair after four americans were killed including the u.s. ambassador to libya. as for if soros, elon musk called this award a travesty and said that soros fundamentally hates humanity, eroding the fabric of civilization, getting district attorneys elected who pail -- failed to prosecute crime. there's also been outrage over biden's handling of the isis-inspired attack in new orleans. i asked karine jean-pierre in the briefing yesterday if the president still feels white supremacy is the -- >> [inaudible] >> thank you, everybody. >> -- the greatest terrorist threat to the united states? >> reporter: i asked the same question of president biden on thursday when he arrived back at the white house. he also didn't answer that question. so we are minutes away to president biden awarding 19 peopl

anna wintour. [ cheers and applause ].medal of freedom is awarded to anna wintour. the daughter of a former newspaper editor, anna wintour used her creative talent, taste and style for decades to redefine fashion journalism in america and around the world. pushing creative boundaries, she uses fashion as a mirror to reflect our culture and helps the next generation of entrepreneurs and designers to find their vision and find their voice. from the pages of magazines to runways and red carpets, anna wintour cemented her legacy as a global fashion, cultural and business icon. [ cheers and applause ]. [ laughter ]. not a bad group, huh? [ cheers and applause ]. [ cheers and applause ]. folks. thank you all again. thank you and to your families for your service and their's to the nation. congratulations. but let's remember, our sacred effort continues. we have to keep going. as my mother would say, we have to keep the faith. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. please enjoy the reception. god love you all. >> annou

you bring anna and me joy.'m speaking from the north carolina state capital, our state's second state capital. the first state house here burned in a construction accident 200 years ago. while the flames were raging, it became clear who we are. quick thinking bystanders rushed in to save most of the official archives in the portrait of george washington that still hangs here today. the churches that surround the capital offered their buildings to the general assembly. within a decade from the ashes, north carolinians raised this structure of stone quarried from our soil. tragedy is not new. neither his goodness. neither is resilience. 85 years after that fire in 1960, a terrible storm brought record rain and torrential flooding to western north carolina. morganton, the catawba river trapped mr. duckworth on the roof of his store. onlookers raised thousands of dollars as a reward for anyone to save mr. duckworth. will clark stepped up. he assembled a rescue vessel, paddled down dangerous currents and snatched mr

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. >> reporter: for anna garcia this spot has been home for three years now.that time she has lost her dog and figured out how to live alongside the 30 to 40 others here on this stretch of coyote creek. >> for a lot of us, this is all we have. this is all we have, like if you guys were to kick us out, where are we going to go? how are we going to live? >> reporter: and that question what would be next comes with the arrival of valley water's new water resources protection ordinance. >> i just know that they're going to -- well, starting today they're supposed to be kicking everybody out. >> trash dumping or the discharge of debris or hazardous materials into the waterway, that's something that we just can't allow to happen or to continue in any way. >> reporter: mark is with valley water's good neighbor program and said the goal isn't necessarily removing anyone, but resolving so-called high priority problems. that would be encampments resulting in violence or severe impact to the environment, things like cars, hazardous waste, or excessive amounts of trash. i

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. >> reporter: for anna garcia this spot has been home for three years now. in that time she has lost her dog and figured out how to live alongside the 30 to 40 others here on this stretch of coyote creek. >> for a lot of us, this is all we have. this is all we have, like if you guys were to kick us out, where are we going to go? how are we going to live? >> reporter: that question of what would be next comes with the arrival of valley water's new water resources protection ordinance. >> i just know that they're going to -- well, starting today they're supposed to be kicking everybody out. >> trash dumping or discharge of debris or hazardous materials into the waterway, that's something we just can't allow to happen or continue in any way. >> reporter: mark bilski is with valley water's good neighbor program and says the goal isn't necessarily removing anyone, but resolving so-called high priority problems. that would be encampments resulting in violence or severe impact to the environment, things like cars, hazardous waste, or excessive amounts of trash. in

anna. >> okay. courtney, qb with the very latest. again, just day one on the job. >> technically and a lot to be watching. thank you. joining us now is retired commander of the u.s. army in europe, lieutenant general mark hertling. it's good to see you. general i want to start with what's happening inside the military and the efforts that are happening on the border involving the military. secretary hegseth in his first day. u.s. troops at the border. u.s. military aircraft conducting deportation flights to other countries. what do you make of american service members being utilized in this manner? >> well, if we want to talk. >> about the border. >> first, ana, that's happened before. >> we're talking. >> about 1500 so far. >> 1400 u.s. military going to the southern. border in various locations. >> but that's something that the military. does all the time. not to put too. much emphasis on it, but. >> the military does. >> something called. military support to the civilian authorities. >> and when you take. >> a. >> look at who has

thanks so much for joining us, anna. >> thank you for having me. >> you're welcome.at you have made 16 trips to washington, d.c. speaker johnson invited you and your three children to the state of the union address and you were there. you helped pass two resolutions, hopefully to bring ryan home. but you just heard from president biden yesterday. despite your efforts. have you been trying to get in touch with him for a long time. right? >> that's correct. been asking for a meeting. told promised i would meet with him directly and just on friday i was given the news that i would have a short call with him and that happened yesterday. >> ainsley: what was that conversation like? >> he was very kind and empathetic. but what i heard him say is that he is not bringing ryan home. and that was absolutely devastating because, as you just said, i have been advocating fiercely on ryan's behalf, on my family's behalf. ryan just keeps missing milestones. and teaching how to hunt. shot his first buck last year without ryan. and voted prom queen without ryan. s at the is i graduat

cbs's anna coren says it's like thanksgiving and christmas rolled into one. >> reporter: all across chinaare under way to welcome the year of the snake. authorities estimate a record 9 billion trips will be made during the month-long travel period. pre-pandemic the number was just under 3 billion. about 80%, or 7.2 billion of those trips will be by car. followed by train travel and then planes. for some china's slow economic rebound from the covid-19 pandemic along with a struggling housing market and youth unemployment has dampened the new year excitement. "the economy has declined, making it difficult to earn any money. after covid it's difficult to find a job. there are many more unemployed people now." but most of china's 1.4 billion citizens still plan to enjoy the festivities. "although the economy has slowed down, for us ordinary people living a good life is what matters most." and what matters most for their economy right now is increased holiday spending. an official extension of the spring festival holiday from seven days to eight aims to do just that. which means more travel in

my name is anna usadi and i am a student at goldsmiths. i think antony is an incredible artist. it's really exciting to see where his practice has ended up, given that he studied here. i grew up looking at his work, and i've seen quite a few in different spots on the street, on top of buildings. really forces the viewer to think about the role of people on this earth. i'm a sculptor as well, and i'm really interested in his use of materials and how it's kind of exposed to elements and how it's interacting with the landscape and the natural surroundings. he's quite a prolific artist. he has gone through so many different stages in his life. . his work focuses on the body, and my art is all about - what it's like to be human, and so it's really— an incredible experience - to actually get to talk to him. my work explores the relationship between the human body and earth, and understanding the landscape as a living entity. the possibility of having a personal dialogue with an artist whose work has the scale of antony�*s is a great chance to learn and to have this intergenerational d

anna: good morning from london and a happy new year.uy johnson and kriti gupta. chinese doxy there were start to the year since 2016 a midweek of them

i'm anna garcia. see (dramatic music) - how shocking was amanda's murder?- this particular case was pretty shocking. female at 20 years old stabbed to death in a horrific way. (dramatic music continues) - it was a nike shoe print that was on the scene. it was about a size seven and a half. - had a lot of friends and coworkers. she was loved by many people. (eerie music) - he was definitely very controlling, very erratic.

for now, i'm anna cabrera, reporting

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yeah >> i'm anna garcia. >> right now on true crime news. identical twin sisters come home from school to a scene of absolute horror. their mother, naked and dead in the bathtub, stabbed over 80 times. >> it was the first time i'd ever been on something as horrific as that. >> 16 year old taz and jazz are straight-a students headed for the ivy league, and they're devastated. >> i see the blood on the nurse on the floor, and i went to nunez keinner. >> but cops will soon uncover disturbing clues that lead to a shocking confession. >> the hairs on the back of my neck stood straight up. >> your daily source for true crime starts right now. welcome to true crime news. we begin today with a single mom in georgia. savagely murdered, discovered by her twin teenage daughters in the bathtub. and the clues will lead detectives to the most surprising places of all. the tragic end for nikki whitehead was the last chapter in a troubled, difficult life. she was literally born in prison. her mother doing time for drug possession. nikki was raised by her gr

. >> reporter: anna martinez and her family are among those still living in the burn zone. she says her home, thankfully, survived, but the days since the flames came through have almost been just as hard. >> like the looters just they're nonstop. they keep on asking us why don't you just go because last night we had one. they come to the property. they come to the home. >> reporter: she says her family had to chase off a looter just the night before. it's been hard for them to do anything other than try to secure their home. so having others cook meals like this for them has been amazing. >> there's no much thanks that one can say to let them know how much we appreciate it. >> reporter: anna says it's still hard for her to process all that is happening. so she is grateful not only for the hot meal, but also for the company and sense of community these volunteers are bringing. >> it's emotional. i'm very happy that our home survived, but i'm also guilty that most of them didn't. so we have families who lost -- our personal family, their houses are not here anymore. so i'm j

so send us >> i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. the mystery of a missing girl leads to a potential serial killer investigation. just like in silence of the lambs. >> we'll keep looking and hopefully find her, but we're not going to give in to him. >> cops raced to find 17 year old alexis murphy. >> i'll let your girl granny. >> gas station surveillance video captures the last time she was seen and leads investigators right to this man. >> he's the kind of person that makes the hair on your neck stand up. >> but is he responsible? or could it be a serial killer striking other young girls in the same small town? plus the brutal murder of lori smith. >> there was a pool of blood and you could see drag marks. >> the case was cold for 20 years, but cops finally caught her killer. how? his family helped to take him down. we will never get over it. but justice needs to be served. welcome to true crime. news, police in old lovingston, virginia were worried. fearful that they had two killers hunting young girls at the same time. beautiful a

i'm anna garcia. see you next time, everyone. crime doesn' (suspenseful music) - in the middle of that charred area was a burnt up body in a trunk. (suspenseful music) - what was found around the body? - it was remnants of a hammer. (suspenseful music) plastic bag which had been over his head. (suspenseful music continues) - it was the hope that with that dental work that they'd actually be able to figure out who this person was. (suspenseful music)

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i'm anna garcia.e you (dramatic music) - [nancy] a mysterious murder in a cornfield brings tragedy to a small town. - the body was burned too severely, there was no way to identify whether it was male or female. (dramatic music continues) - the most horrific part of it is the not knowing. - [nancy] friends turn into suspects. - he was a local boy from the hometown. - when was the last time anybody had seen sarah? - he had stolen some things from her and she was supposed to be going to get them back.