it turns out that was the night bernadette was out with lajoya. he is seen talking with lajoya. and later leaving the restaurant. lajoya and her friend leave a couple minutes later. it does not look like anybody is following her and she does not look like she is having trouble with anybody on our way out of the restaurant or to the car. whatever happened, happened there. the chiropractor was one of the last people to see lajoya alive . but his story was corroborated by what detective saw on the security cameras. he was nothing more than a helpful citizen. and then there was something lajoya had left behind. something in her own words. >> we locate her journals, her journals tell us a lot. we find out that there was a boyfriend she had before. >> reporter: and there was a new man. she was falling for. >> i remember reading that she had met somebody and that she was going forward to see him again. >> reporter: was at the man she had posted about on facebook just days before she went missing? detectives needed more. >> we do a warrant on her phone an

even with health insurance, bernadette and her ozempic -- $1000 a month. bernadette made the difficult decision to not pay $12,000 annually for wegovy or ozempic. both prescriptions prescribed by her doctors. according to -- the adult hispanic population in the united states 45.6% obesity incidents. black and hispanic people are more predisposed to having type two diabetes, a condition related to obesity. the median household income is $62,268, or $5189 a month. the median household income for the united states is $65,540, or $5461 a month. even with a 40% reduction in the list price, the cost of these drugs represent a huge part of the monthly income of new mexican and hispanic americans. i also heard through your testimony the coupons or things of that nature that are included from the list price. why don't you just sell the drug at the coupon price if you are willing to give people a coupon that can afford it and send the list price that we see? >> thank you, senator, for bringing up that question and also, addressing the needs of hispanic and black pop

in a window in amsterdam, red light district, a lifesize hologram of bernadette sabo, tries to make eye contact with passers by and ask for their help. police in the netherlands hope this innovative technology will help them find the person or persons who kildere zabel was 19 and earning money as a sex worker in the red light district when she was stopped to death in her work room. that was february 9th, 2009, almost 15 years ago, the whole of the police did a thorough investigation. and of course they were cc'd tv cameras everywhere here. but it still didn't work out at the time, mainly because so few people were willing to talk to us. i think we think that there are definitely some people who know who committed that crime. that police hope a decade and a half later, there will be people willing to come forward. an entire corner in amsterdam is red light district is devoted to trying to solve the case. their tv screen showing the crime scene a documentary, and the last images of desirable captured on the day she was killed or caught our attention. so, you know, we stopped and took a lo

former student bernadette lauda was in that choir.it's me and also on hand this year, as the school celebrated its anniversary by recreating that famous photo. it was an experience that i treasure. there's another former student who went on to bigger things. my mom would dress me up in that little sailor outfit. i had a perfect i'm talking about perfect bowl cut. 100 years old. like it's been around for a long time. so i think it's really cool. and amazing. it's amazing to think you could snap a photo of the school's playground today that would look as if it was taken 100 years ago. what really drew us to nv was the fact that they are really deeply rooted in the traditions, and they honor those that came before us. they become citizens, but have to wait. the nuns are long gone, and french isn't as popular in the city by the bay. but notre dame de victoire carries on. and at a time, especially in downtown san francisco, where businesses are struggling and schools, we've seen we're thriving, thriving and embracing a tradition of educati

even with health insurance, bernadette and her ozempic -- $1000 a month. bernadette made the difficult decision to not pay $12,000 annually for wegovy or ozempic. both prescriptions prescribed by her doctors. according to -- the adult hispanic population in the united states 45.6% obesity incidents. black and hispanic people are more predisposed to having type two diabetes, a condition related to obesity. the median household income is $62,268, or $5189 a month. the median household income for the united states is $65,540, or $5461 a month. even with a 40% reduction in the list price, the cost of these drugs represent a huge part of the monthly income of new mexican and hispanic americans. i also heard through your testimony the coupons or things of that nature that are included from the list price. why don't you just sell the drug at the coupon price if you are willing to give people a coupon that can afford it and send the list price that we see? >> thank you, senator, for bringing up that question and also, addressing the needs of hispanic and black pop

i will share a story from bernadette. she is the mother of three in albuquerque, new mexico. in october, 2023, she was prescribed wegovy for diabetes and liver condition. her insurance denied coverage of wegovy three times. her prescription would have cost about $2000 after $300 discount. her doctor prescribed ozempic, for two appeals, her health insurance company approved her prescription . even with health insurance, her prescription would have cost around $2000 per month. she made a difficult decision to not pay $12,000 annually. both prescriptions prescribed by her doctors, she now goes without. according to [ indiscernible ], the adult hispanic population in the united states has a 45.6% obesity incidents. black and hispanic people are more predisposed to having type ii diabetes, condition related to obesity. the median household income in new mexico is $62,260, or $5189 per month. the median household income for hispanic families in the united states is $65,540, or $5461 per month. even with the 40% reduction in the list price, the cost of these drugs represents a huge