not until detectives jim doty and ryan avis appeared on the case. >> by the time avis and doty took over. >> what we did first was just go back to the case file, and we started looking through everything that the previous investigator had. >> to me, the thing that was glaring was liz. this lady had no involvement in cari's life until all of a sudden she went missing. >> according to liz she only met cari once in this brief encounter outside of dave's apartment. >> all of a sudden she's this focus of harassment. her name was all over all the reports. so to me, there was something with liz. she definitely was a person of interest. >> the key to the case at this point is figuring out, if cari is not alive, who has been actually sending these messages to dave and to liz? >> myself and ryan were not digital experts at all, so we had to call one of our coworkers, tony kava, who is our digital forensic expert, and had him come in, and start working the case hand-in-hand with us. >> cari, or the person -- the imposter who was pretending to be cari, sent dave about 15,000 email messages over a th

detectives ryan avis and jim doty heard about the case, volunteered to work on it.y examined the case file with a fresh perspective. doty investigating as though cari was dead, avis trying to prove she was alive. >> cari's checking account had no activity. it's not normal for adults to just up and leave and literally spend no money, no one's seen them. it didn't make sense. >> the key to the case at this point is figuring out if cari is not alive, who has been actually sending these messages to dave and to liz? >> reporter: detective doty focuses on liz. >> all of a sudden she's the focus of harassment. her name was all over the reports. >> reporter: during the investigation of her harassment claim against cari, liz had allowed police to download the contents of her phone. they reviewed the files and found the photo of cari's car. >> we looked at the meta date of that photo. it was taken a month before police recovered her vehicle, so somehow liz knew where cari's vehicle was before law enforcement even did. another thing we found on the phone download, there were s

formula one lewis hamilton may have already won the world title bodies miss avies team valtteri bottas says taken pole position for sunday's graeme prix in bahrain the finn claimed his 5th pole of the season but he was pushed all the way by need to make george rush the young british driver standing in for hamilton who has coronavirus next for stock in the red bull stocks. summed up. with that you're watching news in europe today up next to sports life on anthony how don't forget the website is there at all times of day dot com finale for me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 31615 hours now.

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so, simply, either we're facing an extreme he, or we are having, li, avy rains which goes floodings.that's kind of scary. rasiene: yeah. we also have heavy snowfall, but i don't think that it is as much as you guys have-- carl: yeah. we don't-- rasiene: because you live in-- carl: you guys are probably having more snow than us. i'll talk to you maybe today or tomorrow. ok, later, bro. rasiene: take care. baby: boo. carl: i don't like mornings. always sleepy. so i drop one of my sisters off to my aunties, and then i drop one off at the preschool, then i go straight to school. boy: did you have fun in new york? carl: yeah. bo did you get to meet greta? carl: yeah, because she was part of my group. before we went down the press conference, she helped me, like, get ready and whatever, like, 'cause was nervous. and then--'cause she's used tit. i met lots of people from all around the world. my friend, he lives at the marshall islands. he lost his home from rising sea levels. we just have to keep talking. michael: the committee will make a recommendation as to whether or not there was a fu

avy rainnd wind will increase across the coast of the u.s. canada on friday evening going into saturday. they may see blizzard-like conditions making it dangerous traffic situations. we are expecting stormy weather on the other side of the country. a jet stream is dipping down to the south with moisture from the tropics to the west coast of north america. back-to-back storms have brought rainfall in alaska. state troopers in alaska say that six people were missing after a massive mudslide hit. some parts of the state broke the record 24-hour rainfall record on tuesday and wednesday. 30 people have been evacuated. some residents say this is the worst storm they have seen in many years. a series of rainstorms will produce more and more rainfall along the northeastern seaboard from alaska all the way down to the pacific northwest. heavy rainfall may reach 200 millimeters and heavy snowfall is expected in the higher elevations. that could trigger avalanches. a similar weather pattern is over northern europe. strong low pressure from the atlantic

so i want to go to my avi is totally controlled by the taliban. they forced young girls into marriage. they burnt down the school. there was a medical clinic, but they burnt that down too. at 1st masuda says girls still try to go to school, but it didn't last long. that would be windy. the taliban came to my school and took a girl out and shot her because she liked the boy. she was bleeding all over her body. we all screamed and ran away. there was forced to marry when she was just 12. she says her husband beat her, and her father in law demanded sex. she's now in hiding, but insurgents in her area have ordered her to come back. when i drive out the long ago, tomorrow about on the daily buy and see if they'll control all of afghanistan soon . anyway, then execute. they are calling me from my mom's phone. she's begging me to come back. she says, if you love me, you should come back. if i go back, they'll kill me. if i don't,, they'll kill my family. throughout the peace talks with the u.s., the taliban has insisted that it has changed and that it w

as the member designated by ns avis, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that she will vote yes. as the member designated by ms. spir, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. expire of -- ms. spir will vote yes 110.res. >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by by chairwoman velazquez pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. velazquez will vote yes. as the member designated by by ms. kelly of illinois, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that ms. kelly will vote yes on h.j.res. 110. >> as the member designated by by mr. gianforte pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house will vote yesorte on h.j.res. 110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. joe neguse of colorado, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. neguse will vote aye on h.y.res. 110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member

>> i would say most of the work was done with three people, jared kushner, avi berkowitz and general correia. david: and the word suspend was carefully negotiated, some people say it was carefully discussed about whether the f-35s that some countries would like, uae for example, that israel has agreed not to oppose that. is that -- how would you phrase israel's position on the f-35's? >> first of all, the f-35 issue was not part of the deal that was made with the emirates. you would have to ask yousef about his desire to have that vis-a-vis the united states. what we take very seriously in israel is the american commitment to maintain israel's qualitative military edge. it's one of the most sacrosanct principles we have in the u.s.-israel alliance and a process that we go through whenever any weapons system would go to any country in the region. and after the accords were signed in mid september, september 15th, we started that process with the united states. sometimes that process takes a year, it could take a year and a half, but we put a team here in washington and they were here

the last 6 years so i think it's challenge and you've seen some of the countries health area op with avi for instance that have been able to do that but it's just they challenge and it really takes a commitment it takes an educational system that turns out people so it's not just you know you don't just sort of say we're going to do it and make it happen. but i think that if you look at the countries in the gulf region they're looking they're saying we have to do it because. oil may still be a dominant oddity but it's going to be less dominant and less urgent which are at the same time 70 percent of our population is under the age of 30 and they need chops so you better diversify your economy just turns out it's hard you know i mean it has finally dan when i was reading your book i was asking myself what other kinds of major trends are happening in the world that could also develop their own maps and how would they over lie on the one that you described and i was thinking about really the rapid rise of populist nationalism looking at religion and proselytizing and the kind of the competi

enter the conflict zone recirculate more than 2 years ago ethiopian prime minister avi awkward road to power with a wave of hope but now he's wasting military offensive on forces in the northern t.t.y. region my guest this week from addis ababa in saudi cobra ethiopian minister for democratization where's the peaceful future his prime minister promised conflicts of. 60 minutes on t.w. . fairytale. such. as the sun for an monarch. and. when the train. students december 25th. was. a 20 metre cliff a couple of ropes freezing cold water and me trying to cope with all of that i did make it down in the end but this outing with a couple of guys really had me testing my limits and that's precisely our topic this week on made leaving the comfort zone i'm chris colfer welcome we don't want to be bogged down with details do we it is the result that counts well sometimes it's the details that unveil an inconvenient truth take meat production we know that for us to be able to slap that steak on our grill and animal needs to die often enough in anything but a gentle or respectful way our reporter an

came out from volkswagen, a supplier, we don't know which, said that they have a covid-19 outbreak at avist a facility and shuttered production temporarily. that's sort of rippling through the industry. the sign for volkswagen is they have to manage their supply chain and make sure that they can get these parts somewhere else. they don't want to be too dependent on one single supplier. we just heard that the numbers in germany are creeping up quite dramatically. we have to be sure that they can get their parts elsewhere so that they can make their cars and again for the time being a production slowdown at their main facility, how long it might take, we don't know. this is just sort of hot off the press. one last question, the mood music on brexit has changed over the last few days. germany is likely to be most affected by a hard brexit. growingtarting to see a expectation within that industry that we are going to see some severe problems and is the industry ready for it? industry has worked towards this for several years but there was always the hope that it wouldn't come to that point whe

when she's not forgetting cucumber, senorita baldwin sings her favorite spanish songs, such as avi mariaark: wait a minute, that is in spanish, it's latin. close enough, you hispanic phobic haters. in latin it means hail -- spanish means bird. that's what mrs. baldwin is being given all of her social media, the bird. it turns out hilaria, hilaria, it is plain -- plain old hillary and not even with the double l like that hillary who pretend to be named after sir edmund hillary, conqueror of everest. this hillary was born not in mallorca but in boston, boston, massachusetts, where her family has lived since the revolution. the american revolution, not any old spanish one. one appreciates that living with alec baldwin poses its challenges and one can well imagine how an otherwise well-adjusted person might retreat into a fantasy world where she's the hottie contessa from mallorca and he is the deranged certificate -- a little red bolero jacket, but it's a sad comment on our world with so many people some dissatisfied wh their own heritage. next thing you know there will be a half indian, ha

download my podcast, everyone talks to liz, to hear avi's story.w is positive. when you switch to xfinity mobile, you're choosing to get connected to the most reliable network nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to save up to $400 a year with shared data starting at $15 a month, or get the lowest price for one line of unlimited. come into your local xfinity store to make the most of your mobile experience. you can shop the latest phones, bring your own device, or trade in for extra savings. stop in or book an appointment to shop safely with peace of mind at your local xfinity store. pluck. ♪ ♪ liz: okay. just exactly about 49 and a half minutes ago, or charlie gasparino tweeted this scoop: wall street bankers have met with u.s. treasury in recent weeks to discuss creation of a framework for eventual are e cap and release from conservatorship. fannie mae, freddie mac. all right, now look at the intradays of how fannie is moving and how it moved right after charlie's tweet. freddie is also on the move. so in the 11th hour of the trump admi

up to the semifinal of the asian champions league and in formula one max 1st stop and a nice miss avies to snatch a red bull at the abu dhabi ground pretty. low welcome to the news hour out top story exactly 5 years after a landmark deal on climate change was signed the u.n. chief is sounding another warning about the future of our planet's untenured terrorists use the anniversary of the paris accord 'd to plead with world leaders to declare climate emergencies he says it's vital that nations act now for the sake of future generations so negate reports. behind the crisis of a global pandemic another danger is waiting. in the wings the climate emergency fueling global warming and according to the united nations with devastating consequences for humankind if we don't change course we may be headed for a catastrophic temperature rise of more than city degrees the century can anybody still deny that we are facing a dramatic emergency it is why today i call on all of those worldwide to declare a state of climate emergency in their countries until cardinal crowley t. is reached. 5 years on fr

after a horrifying crash last week in bahrain the past driver is out of contract next season but miss avies are reportedly willing to give him a taste when he has recovered from a health and my safety it's better. i don't take the risk to. race in abu dhabi it's. very difficult to decision but it's the best one for for my future chinese club beijing if c.r. through to the asian champions league quarter finals for the 1st time in the club's history beijing beat f.c. tokyo one nil on sunday the brazilian born striker a lan formerly known as alan kohler valeo schooled the sight of goal in the 59th minute it stretches beijing's unbeaten run in the swimming to 7 matches and since the japanese opponents hope. in spain's lower league or barcelona suffered a shock 21 defeat to cut this it was a pair of overalls that did the damage for the newly promoted club jimenez gave them the lead before negredo restored the advantage the win sends to 5th place in the standings or boston or languishing in 7th 12 points behind that let it go madrid mourners deficient issue more than it was a huge step backward i

district, my e received the avis vaccine yesterday and started vaccinating folks. feel, as mollyann showed in some of her data, as the there, is getting out public opinion is changing a little bit. folks are becoming more vaccine. to the that said, we also know in some pre-covid vaccination sites here in sacramento where of ere at the heart of some this legislation around school-based vaccinations, there that will be group very hard to reach and we have o think about how we get to that. steve, you mentioned putting together a high-level panel that this issue, both in and the xt of covid-19 vaccination, which i think is important, but i think we as work together o to think about how we study this nd better understand it coming out of the pandemic. so we really have those lessons the best nderstand practices, and move forward. couple other things that, you know, i think we have to think about and certainly i've certainly been thinking about is the behavioral psychology component of this. we talk to folks? off-line with cary and mollyann, i think sometimes we democrat

and that's what you'll sport for now avi back with more later. thanks very much general of course you can follow all of the stories that we're covering here at al-jazeera on our website at al-jazeera dot com of course our top story the covert pandemic across europe and the rest of the world and how france is now in the last hours that it was opening transport links to the u.k. at midnight not entail of more on this small london news center and to learn from me the whole ramadan the news r.t. thanks for your time and your company. discovered kazakstan that as a new strategic location at the crossroads of europe and asia. develop and grow your business. in the leading logistics trade and business hub. in 1st in a country with a great business climate robust legal system tax regime and advantageous investment incentives employ a well educated highly skilled and multi-lingual workforce. by investing in kazakstan you invest in the largest economy of the region where the growth and prosperity of your business will always be our key priority. invest in

local media is reporting that the obvious killed 42 armed men in the western region finnish uncles to avi off that had visited the area the day before the attacks he called for peace and unity on several attacks between ethnic groups in recent months. the attacks are separate from the conflicts in ethiopia's northern to great region the u.n. says it remains concerned about ongoing fighting the lack of humanitarian access the conflict has raised fears of a security vacuum in other areas of the country. welcome webb has been monitoring the story for us he says this latest violence calls victims belonging to various ethnic minorities to flee from that area. for more than a 100 people were killed in the attack that happened dawn on wednesday in survivors of said the attackers set people's homes on fire and then shot men women and children dead many of them as they were running away some of the survivors told rights group amnesty international that the attackers were on members of the good news community know the good news is the largest ethnic group in that area and they said that the victims

and those hamilton substitute protests miss avies at the top of the time sheets in bahrain details coming up at the school. now iran's supreme national security council has approved a motion to stop unshadowed inspections by the u.n. nuclear watchdog and to increase its enrichment of uranium. the plan is expected to be in place in 2 months time after it's signed into law by president hassan rouhani the motion was approved by the guardian council this week when it speaks to our correspondent also of ari she joins us now from tehran what does this mean in practice both in terms of the uranium enrichment and where this now places iran and the conversation about the potential resurgence of the nuclear deal. well it makes things very very difficult but what this movie has done is really iran has managed to put the ball in the other and the international communities court the supreme national security council said that it was in the national interest of the country for this bill to be approved they were very receptive to it they said that this is not something that should be used to highlight t

. >> i can provide y with avi little bit more and i don't know how satiying it will be but i think it is very unlikely that the buru will be able to identify all or substantially all alillegal aliens in the country so anything like the ten or 1 or 12 million numbers that the flying around. they will be able, i think, to do ice facilities which is some number in the tens of thousands but the question of where it will fall in the middle and we d't know the reason we don't know is because it turns a great deal on the level of details that we got in doing the enumeration and until we actually take the census master file and these various administered records once they are all cleaned up and ready to go we actually run the models in the few weeks or whenever it is we won't actually know how many people we pick up and so i pressed the deputy director of the census bureau in this very question in a civil fact is the experts don't know and they don't know whether it will be 50000 or 100,000 or 500,000 or a million so there is substantial uncertainty. >> before my time runs outt i have no expe

role will the tom dod play in vaccine distribution what plans are being made within the navy family,avy and marine corps over vaccines and how they'll be deoyed, shipyard modernization an and the looming threats that are basis based from the effects of climate cnge, i won't dive further into those d also those topics for my questions, we wanto help the dertment address what we need to do to be ready to operate in this challenging environme and respond and execute the full range of dod responsibilities and missions. i look forward to your testimony in thank you. >> i would like to begin testimony, each of you will have five minutes to give anon oral testimonyo your longer statemens can be submitted for the record if you so choose, mr. secretary i would like to begin with you. >> thank you, mr. chairman and egbefore i begin i would like to offer the department in the navy's condolences to you, the loss of your father a great veteran of the united states navy and our thoughts and our prayers are with use or. >> thank you. >> in may of 1943 american ioops, aircraft and ships were sent to th

helped us avis david to provide the scaff olding for the national and michael herman, further refine the concept. the staff has been extraordinary to work with and a greatest ta meant to the executive director to mark month gentlewomanny. mark challenged us to draft a report that would be actionable. and this is the realization of his vision and has a flagging work ethic. steve ow legislators ith on senator king's smith, chad morrison and greg notterly stepped up to ensure that we are going in the same direction. we would never have had a hearing on the bill were if it not of eleanor burns and lawyery burns to ensure that the bill would have the opportunity to be debated and voted upon. n the senate side, jeff from ranking member peters' staff helped us navigate the jurisdictional hurdles that come with any piece of cybersecurity legislation. and during the conference process itself, we relied avily on katie and kurt, two pros on the senate armed services staff and eric, staff lead for ranking member stefanik. i want to acknowledge my own staff. car ine, assisted by our defense fello

the hertz and the avis of the world.es tremendously over this year, and as you see as phil was just speaking, as travel starts to come back next year, you're going to see those rent a car companies start to buy again. yes, government will continue to be challenged, and i do believe both private fleets and rental companies are going to come back. >> let's talk about tesla and apple. we saw tesla go into the s&p 500 yesterday, what do you think that means, and the idea that apple might get involved with producing an electric vehicle. that sent some shock waves through the industry too how do you read it >> tesla, now that it's part of the s&p, it's valued as a technology company, not valued as an auto company you're trading at 180 plus times earnings, versus oems or auto makers that trade between 4 and # tim 8 times, that tells you something. they're focused on the product pipeline, their expertise in software, their expertise in batteries, but bottom line is e tesla's profitability is not based on vehicles. fuel credits t