we offered to settle with sir cliff on a number of occasions, but what sir cliff's lawyers wanted wasot a settlement but a surrender. they wanted us to concede the principle, as well as to acknowledge that the way in which we had done things was not appropriate. so it is not true to say that sir cliff offered to settle. i'm afraid he didn't, otherwise we could have prevented us having to go through all of the ensuing case. can you talk about this point of principle? if it is a big point of principle you feel journalistic freedom is threatened, why are you not appealing? we have made it clear we considered appealing very carefully. the problem is that legal advice we were given is that the prospects of success in a legal case were very small. thejudgment we had to make was whether it was worth going forward with a small likelihood of being successful, or not to go ahead at all. given the costs of litigation in this country, which are very considerable, and given the extra pain that would have been caused to sir cliff and all for the unlikely to result in the outcome that we wanted, whi

the subject wasn't wine and roses on those cliffs.g to go through with it, yes. absolutely. >> reporter: jody's long-time friend told detectives that jody had been determined to take her 10-year-old son jonathan and leave her husband. she was convinced stephen had been cheating on her. >> she couldn't prove anything, but women called the house. sometimes they'd call and hang up on her. >> reporter: in fact, linum learned jody had served her husband divorce papers on september 8, 1992. less than two weeks later, she was dead at the base of the palisades. the timing made him more eager to talk to the widower scharf. there was a sit-down with mr. scharf. he's consented to talk, right? >> yes. >> reporter: two days after his wife's death, stephen was freely answering detectives' questions. yes, he told them. he and his wife were talking divorce as they had sometimes done during their tempestuous marriage. it was true. there were other women. >> he said there was an open marriage. he said he had been with 50 to 60 women. >> reporter: she w

but they make others want to jump off a cliff.onight we'll meet competitors of the red bull cliff diving world series, risking life and limb for the ultimate deep dive. so why do they do it? here's "nightline's" special correspondent will reef reef ref another look at the drive to dive. >> reporter: from a small platform almost 90 feet in the air, rihannan is about to do what is for many of us the unfathomable. the 26-year-old is cliff diving's golden girl, a two-time world series champion dominating a sport that's all about pushing harder and higher. >> when you're standing up there, you know, it's -- it's too high and too dangerous to disrespect the height. and i think the fear is a really good thing. >> reporter: this is the red bull cliff diving world series. seven venues, 16 athletes, all risking life and limb for that perfect 10. rihannan is hoping to become the first woman to win the series three years in a row, a feat she knows won't be easy. >> you want to walk away with that amazing feeling of standing on top of the podi

yes, it will help innocent people like sir cliff.ss victims of crime, and it will make it harder to get convictions in some cases. there can be a domino effect when news of an investigation breaks and other witnesses come forward. multiple cases in recent years show that. it is not clear how this case will affect the freedom of the press. it is clear, however, that sir cliff richard feels hurt and wronged, and the bbc has spent public money on a lost fight. amol rajan, bbc news. police in west yorkshire have charged 31 people with offences linked to child exploitation in huddersfield. including rape, trafficking and sexual assault. our north of england correspondent judith mortiz has been following the story. west yorkshire police say that over 31 people charged, 30 are men, and one is a woman, and they are accused of sexual crimes against children which date back to the period between 2005 and 2012. now, of those charged, the majority are thought to be of british pakistani heritage. they are accused of crimes against five women who

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we have just court case against sir cliff richard.hich i will read in full. this is from a spokesperson saying that sir cliff richard reluctantly took his case to court because he felt that his privacy had been flagrantly invaded and was disappointed that the bbc were not prepared to acknowledge that and apologise. he welcomes the fact that the bbc is not decided to appeal, particularly after thejudge gave his not decided to appeal, particularly after the judge gave his judgment that they had no grounds on which to pursue such an action. sir cliff richard now hopes that outstanding issues can be resolved. we have put a bid in with the bbc to get someone to come and talk to us and we will let you know how that progresses through the afternoon. 20 years ago today, a bomb exploded on a shopping street, on a saturday afternoon, in the town of 0magh. it was the worst single attack in the long conflict in northern ireland — killing 29 people, and two unborn children. people in 0magh will commemorate the anniversary this afternoon in a serie

the high court ruled the bbc infringed sir cliff's privacy. the end of the trial last year, the case last month, there was an important point of principle. is it surprising the bbc is not pursuing this? it was fran unsworth, the director of news and current affairs who said on the steps of the court that the case represented a dramatic shift against press freedom and the bbc was convinced there was a critical principle of press freedom at stake. they sounded bullish about the prospects of appeal and said they we re prospects of appeal and said they were looking at the appeal but they sounded bullish about the principles at stake. what has happened since, they drew up 11 grounds of appeal and was a hearing injuly where they went back to the original trial charge and 11 grounds where they said he had made errors of law in hisjudgment. he said he had made errors of law in his judgment. he looked said he had made errors of law in hisjudgment. he looked at said he had made errors of law in his judgment. he looked at that perhaps not surprisingly he

until now, no heads have rolled, despite the wishes of sir cliff. general could buy some time and media goodwill, it's not clear this falls within his remit. the editor of one national title believes that british journalism has become tougher. this ruling tips the balance too far towards secrecy. it will help innocent people like sir cliff but it will also hurt countless victims of crime. it will make it harder to get convictions in some cases. there can be a domino effect when news of an investigation breaks and other witnesses come forward. multiple cases in recent years show that. it's not clear how this case will affect the freedom of the press, but it is clear that sir cliff richard feels hurt and wronged and the bbc has spent public money on a lost fight. amol rajan, bbc news. police in west yorkshire have charged 31 people with offences linked to child exploitation in huddersfield including rape, trafficking and sexual assault. our correspondentjudith moritz in is huddersfield for us now. judith, what more can you tell us? west yorkshire poli

cliff richard won last month, his privacy case against the corporation.n. there comes a point when you have to cut your losses, and the economist said this is an example here, there is a statement that any appeal at the expense of legal cul—de—sac, one that would simply prolong sir clifford's distress. this is the right decision, why will more taxpayers money be used to appeal this? it's more common sense breaking out, but we still have to pay lots of money to cliff richard. you make the point about taxpayers money, let's be quite clear about that, that is the first thing you make an assessment of the public mood, and the public mood is one my judgement, it is overwhelmingly that this has run its course. but the issue on the one hand, freedom of the press, but on the other hand, you're right to privacy. that remains, andi you're right to privacy. that remains, and i am not overwhelmingly confident that this government in its current state will address the issue. the approach to the attorney general, the suggestion is from his office, he is not even sure i

it will help innocent people like sir cliff but it will hurt victims of crime.in some cases. there can be a domino effect when news of an investigation breaks and others come forward. multiple cases in recent years show that. it is not clear how this case will affect the freedom of the press, but it is clear sir cliff richard feels hurt and wronged and the bbc has spent public money on a lost fight. our legal affairs correspondent, clive coleman, has been explaining more about the bbc‘s decision not to appeal. it was fran unsworth, the bbc director of news and current affairs who said on the steps of the court, that the case represented a dramatic shift against press freedom. the bbc was convinced there was a critical principle of press freedom that was at stake here, and they sounded bullish about the prospects of appeal, saying they were looking for an appeal. they sounded bullish about the principles at stake. what's happened since then is that first of all they drew up 11 grounds of appeal. there was a hearing onjuly the 26th where they went back to the orig

the high court ruled the bbc infringed sir cliff's privacy. the bbc said at the end of the trial last year, the case last month, there was an important point of principle. is it surprising the bbc is not pursuing this? it was fran unsworth, the director of news and current affairs who said on the steps of the court that the case represented a dramatic shift against

it will help innocent people like cliff richard, but it will hurt victims of crime.ffect when news of an investigation breaks and others come forward. it is not clear how this case will affect the freedom of the press, but it is clear sir cliff richard feels hurt and wronged and the bbc has spent money on a lost fight. 30 men and one woman have been charged with offences linked to child sexual exploitation in huddersfield. the offences relate to five women when they were aged between 12 and 18. they include rape, trafficking, and sexual assault. judith moritz is in huddersfield and joins me now. tell us more about what we know about this. well police have told us that a total of 31 people face charges relating to crimes that are alleged to have happened between a period of 2005 to 2012 and to have involved five alleged victims who we re involved five alleged victims who were then girls as young as 12. the defendants face a range of charges. most of them face at least one count of rape. there are also three men who face charges of trafficking and a woman who faces a c

last month the bbc was found guilty of a serious invasion of sir cliff richard's privacy.h had filmed a police raid on his home was forced to pay vast damages and legal costs. £1.9 million and set to grow. but because the judgment created new case law, its director of news warned of a threat to british journalism. thejudge made clear even if there was no footage of the search, the naming of sir cliff would have been unlawful. this creates a significant shift against press freedom. the issue is whether suspects in police cases can be named by journalists before they're charged. while privacy can and will be breached, reporters says this allows them to scrutinise the police. today the corporation said that based on legal advice it will not appeal the decision. instead the director general has written to the attorney general asking him to review the law in this area. we think and the whole media thinks there is an important principle at stake and the judge has extended law in a very unhelpful way. we thought there was a principle at stake and we were prepared to settle on eve

. >> they said she fell off a cliff. her mother said they were wrong. >> i was screaming to them, these are defensive wounds. >> no witnesses, no weapon, nothing left behind but a stranger's dna. >> we no longer have some accidental death. this was a homicide. >> they had no suspect, but for years her mother kept fighting to find bonnie's killer. >> bonnie's mother continues her own crusade. >> then after more than a decade of searching, a phone call. >> they got information there was a match. >> can we get a conviction on just the dna? >> and there was something else, something about bonnie herself. >> it was almost like she knew something. >> good evening and welcome to "dateline." we often see headlines about dna evidence exonerating the innocent. it seems we hear less about how dna is used to track down the guilty. in a story you're about to see, a sample found on a murdered young woman was sent to the national database. 12 years after she was killed, it turned up a match. one profile out of 5 million matching a man

and hopefully finalise the talks in time and try and avoid a cliff edge scenario.early a basis for talks. i'm struggling to see that basis because michel barnier, from the beginning of this process up until today, appears convinced that britain is still, to use the phrase always wheeled out by the commission, cherry picking, trying to have its cake and eat it too. all those cliches we've been hearing for the last 18 months, they're still being used in brussels. there are lots of cliches being used on all sides. the reality is we have to sit down and try and come to an agreement more or less by october. that is the reality. i think on the side of the european union, contrary to what some of the media are reporting, there is a lot of good will. people do want a result but clearly there are limits. what we are not going to do is re—negotiate the rules of the internal market or the european union. but when michel barnier says, with scepticism, and this is a quote from him, "the uk seems to want to keep free movement of goods between us but not of people and services,"

bbc had infringed sir cliff's privacy rights in a serious and sensationalist way.elopment. the bbc says it won't appeal against a court ruling that it breached sir cliff richard's privacy by covering a police raid on his home. that decision a couple of weeks ago not to appeal against the ruling which the bbc had said they were considering doing was broadly welcomed. but some newswatch viewers remained angry that that appeared to be the end of the story. ian frost mused... hazel was unimpressed with the corporation's defence...

mendocino county cliff. the two moth >>> more questions about the family killed when their suv plunged off a mendocino county cliff, the two mothers and their six adopted children disappeared in march. police believe that jennifer hart intentionally drove their suv off highway 1 with her family inside. we're now getting details from a search of the hart's home in washington state. investigators say it didn't appear that any children ever lived there. the rooms were not personalized and there wasn't much kids' clothing or toys. >> where they live, what part of the house they lived in, what sort of regimen or what was going on behind the house, there were several of those type of questions that came up because it wasn't what you would term, you know, a house that had kids in it or didn't appear that way. >> investigators removed a laptop and ipad from the house. the ipad was handed over to the fbi, but it's unclear if they found anything on it. no suicide note was located in the home. >> nothing that jumps rig

a car teeters on the edge of a cliff near half moon bay.u a closer look, next. >>> nia wilson's death at bart was a random attack at the hands of a stranger wielding a knife, but were there warning signs that could have saved her life? >>> the ghost ship case could go to trial. the big question, when and where. >>> and stealing a police car and a college bus. tonight, how students were the ones to stop the suspect. >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is along the san mateo county coast where good samaritans found this car teetering on the end of a cliff and helped the people inside escape. >> the highway patrol says the driver of this mini swerve and came to rest above the cliff after being cut off by another driver on highway 1. you can see where it happened near san gregorio state breech. tow truck crews try to figure out how to safely remove the car from the cliff. the people in that dangling car were not hurt. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm ama daetz. dan is off tonight. now to tonight's

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and try to avoid a cliff edge scenario. you say there is clearly a basis for talks.t bases because barnierfrom the struggle to see that bases because barnier from the beginning struggle to see that bases because barnierfrom the beginning of this process up to now appears convinced that britain is still, to use the phrase, —— all wheel —— richard is a lwa ys phrase, —— all wheel —— richard is always —— britain is always cherry picking. those phrases are still being used in brussels. there are many cliches being used on all sides. the reality is we need to sit down and try to come to an agreement more or less by october. that is the reality. i think that on the side of the eu, contrary to what some of the media are reporting, there is a lot of good will. people do want a result but, clearly, there are limits. we will not re— negotiate the rules of the internal market all the rules of the internal market all the eu. but when barnier says that with scepticism that the uk seems to wa nt to with scepticism that the uk seems to want to keep free movement of goods between us

authorities say vibrations from the trains running along the cliffs triggered that collapse.y was hurt. >>> a big fire sale literally is under way in vancouver with a listing price that may shock you. this burned out pile of rubble is on the market for $4 million canadian, about 3 million u.s. the agent says it's a bargain because the lot in the hugely popular neighborhood is zoned for up to four town homes. the new owner is also responsible for clearing out all the rubble. the agent has yet to receive any offers. >>> well, coming up, one of the most watched shows on television coming to an end. >>> but first airline passengers watch in shock as the engine of their plane catches fire. >>> and new details about the mexican immigrant in the u.s. illegally who is now accused of killing iowa college student mollie tibbetts. why homeland security is now getting involved in the case. getting involved in the case. in the u.s. hu" it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high win

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video of the rescue posted on the chp facebook page, a 10-year-old boy was playing on a cliff's edgepowell ranch state beach when he fell about 15 feet into the ocean. his father jumped in to help. a man saw what was going on, and he saw the two struggling, he jumped in as well. the current sweeps all three to the beach with high steep cliff walls, and chp helicopter was called in to rescue the group, and they were cold, but not seriously injured. >>> a famous local luxury department store is looking for a buyer. gump's in san francisco filed for bankruptcy protection friday. they now need someone to take it over. they said they plan to sell all of the merchandise, mainly home goods, high end stuff, to pay off lenders. it was founded in san francisco in 1861. >>> california's gas tax faces an uphill battle. the reason? a a lalack of money. the main backers of proposition 6 already spent most of the $2.9 billion collected this year, leaving them with $87,000 in the bank. the november election, a long way to go, campaign reportedly has not listed donations since the end of june, and th

. >>> plus, caught on camera, the moment this cliff gives way collapsing within feet of beachgoers. >>> and it's happened again. boaters getting a whale of a surprise, but this might be the most shocking breach yet. >>> and we do say good morning, everybody, on this thursday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lynda lopez in for diane macedo. we begin with hurricane lane

in the cliff diving world series and leapt from a twenty seven meter on a platform merged on the roof of the opera house the winner was britain's gary hart to mark this year's tenth anniversary of the cliff diving series seven competitions are being held in spectacular locations next stop on the tour is the city of muster . two male amberley kids have been born in a crimean teigen safari park the two cats are easy to tell apart as one is black and the other is spotted black elmer is in particular are extremely red. only around one hundred eleven it's in total still living in the wild around the border of russia and china endangered wild cats were first introduced to thai can support more than twenty years ago. well the two little leopards are certainly a popular photo motive among visit we stay on the topic of animals and cameras but this time it's a bird that takes a picture is so to speak during the floods while the. carries a small backpack equipped with special firm technology but one has already received more than half a million clicks on you tube with his videos in this case the

of a cliff you either fall off or group that hold on. said no. we struggled not just for ourselves hold on. so we said no. we struggled notjust for ourselves but hold on. so we said no. we struggled not just for ourselves but to see this new model copied in other factories. this saved both our minds and our lives. from 2010, greece was gripped by unrest. revealing its skyhigh deficit led to three bailouts totalling over 300 billion euros. the price was austerity with daily protests after pensions and salaries were slashed. despair turned to rage. running battles consumed central athens. greece was collapsing and risked taking the eurozone with it. a huge doubt of teargas has just come to this place where i am broadcasting from. i covered the story continuously as the athens correspondent. now, eight yea rs the athens correspondent. now, eight years on, as greece finishes its bailout, i have returned. 0n today's calm and tourist filled square the endless days i spent here amongst the chaos of the protest seem almost like a distant memory.

when you reach the edge of a cliff, you eitherfall off 01’ edge of a cliff, you eitherfall off orgrip on. soap we said no, we struggled, notjust for ourselves but to see this model copied in otherfactories. this saved our lives and our minds. this country has overcome so much adversity in its long history. the greek spirit is rising again, helped by record tourist numbers. beneath the eagerly seen light wounds that will take long to heal. but a ray of hope is beginning to flickr here. —— flicker. a man accused of driving a car at pedestrians, cyclists and police officers last week outside the houses of parliament has appeared in court for the first time. 29—year—old salih khater, who's a british citizen born in sudan, was charged with two counts of attempted murder. it was last tuesday, at 7:37 in the morning, that a ford fiesta ploughed through a group of cyclists on the edge of parliament square. without stopping, it drove up the access road to the house of lords car park and smashed into the security barrier. because of the location and the use of a vehicle, counter—terrorism offic

and cliff divers impressed hundreds of spectators in crimea as they took part in the cliff diving world cup now the black sea resort town of sin yes provided a stunning backdrop while the tall competitors while the crowds lining the beach the divers nourse themselves off a twenty seven needs a high powered woman the winner was a familiar face reigning champion carrie hunt from great britain a once again one first prize and took home six thousand u.s. stunts. rather than the mate you're watching the news life from but then plenty more coming up at the top of the hour you can of course get the latest on our web site that's w dot com i'm having a home free in berlin faxes of of your company and see very soon. after. being on a tour of. his work congress for two. months and three. children twenty.

cliff divers impressed hundreds of spectators in crimea as they took part in the cliff diving world cup the boxing resort town of scientists provided a stunning backdrop while the three twelve competitors wowed the crowd lining the beach with diverse knowledge themselves off a twenty seven loser high platform and the winner with a familiar face champion gary hart from great britain once again one for a surprise and took home six thousand u.s. dollars. well it's not just football it's getting back under way at the moment it's only a few days now until the second half of the formula one season begins and after twelve twenty one races. vettel trails defending champion lewis hamilton in the driver's standings but there's plenty of time to bridge that. is close to the title they have been for a long time. this year's ferrari is nothing if not. told the new chief technical officer has overseen the creation of an innovative machine the early results were positive ferrari started the season with two. we have all the reasons to be confident i think will cause great stuff to come so plenty to loo

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ng. >> reporter: this is the red bull cliff diving world series.athletes, all risking life and limb for that perfect 10. reannen is hoping to become the first woman to win the series three years in a row, a feat she knows won't be easy. >> you want to walk away with that amazing feeling of standing on top of the podium. >> reporter: this competition in the heart of the atlantic, the azores. this american knows that fear well. it's been an amazing journey for him coming back from an injury that almost killed his career. the azores is his proving ground. finally, it's competition time. spectators gather in the waters below as each athlete preps for their dive. david heads up for his first uadive, i thugh a coup of the mome focused. >> reporter: woman ever to get a perfect 10. you got a 10 from the judges! >> yes, i got a 10! i got a 10! >> reporter: in that spirit, there's one last dive. i'm taking a leap of my own, safely and supervised from 30 feet up. nowhere near as impressive as the pros, but plenty high for me. >> yay! >> reporter: i'd do it ag

well cliff diver is the empress hundreds of spectators in crimea they took part in the cliff diving world cup the black sea resort town of same is provided a stunning backdrop competitors while the crowds lining the beach the divers launch themselves off a twenty seven meter high stock form and the winner was a familiar face reigning champion garry hunter from great britain once again won first prize and took home six hasn't u.s. dollars. not for the faint of heart it's not just football that's getting under way at the moment it's also only a few days now until the second half of the formula one season begins after twelve twenty one races for the boston fettle trail defending champion lewis hamilton and the driver but there's plenty of time left to bridge the gap the ferrari team is closer to the title this year and they have been for a long time. this year's ferrari is nothing if not far. be not told the new chief technical officer has overseen the creation of an innovative machine the early results were positive ferrari started the season with two. we have all the reasons to be confiden

but this solution at least takes the focus off sir cliff richard. thank you.n searched in connection with the suspected terrorist attack outside the houses of parliament. a man is being questioned, after being earlier arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences — he's understood to be salih khater, a 29—year—old british citizen originally from sudan, who came here in 2010 as a refugee. three people were hurt after a car hit cyclists and pedestrians during the rush hour yesterday morning. jon ironmonger is at scotland yard for us. as you were saying, we have in getting a much fuller picture of the driver who was involved in yesterday's suspected terror attack. including the firm belief among many that knew him that it was in fact an accident. his brother was speaking to the bbc and described as a normal person with no links to religious group and no or terrorist ideals. and the cherub birmingham central mosque has said that he was in london simply to collect tvs and had indeed had his these papers with him at the time. as it stands, mr khater is the only person

a nine—year—old girl is killed after rocks fall from a cliff at a beach in north yorkshire. news for holidaymakers as the pound tumbles to its lowest value against the dollar in nearly a year. 2 it's another gold for adam peaty in glasgow and another european championship record as he wins the 50m breaststroke. a big row on giant's causeway. are some people paying to visit the world heritate site when they don't need to? good morning from rhs wisley in wokingham. you can see we've got some beautiful marigolds around me, that's because it's the year of the marigold. it is damp, though, and for many the forecast is sunshine and showers with heavy rain in the south—eastern quarter. i'll have more in 15 minutes. it's thursday the 9th of august. our top story: the united states has announced new sanctions on russia for its alleged role in the poisoning of the former spy sergie skripal and his daughter, yulia, in salisbury. the move was welcomed here by the home secretary, sajid javid, who tweeted that russia's use of chemical weapons has been reckless and would not go unchallenge

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e pol person who was with her son when he went missing. 21-year-old tyler silva last seen on a cliff december 3. a week later, kayakers found his body to miles away. the grieving mother said her son was with a former girlfriend on the day he disappeared. >> my son approached me prior to his death telling me that there had been an attempt on his life with and by the same person that he was with when he died. >> she said u.s. park rangers don't seem to be making any headway in the case. she says they have not interviewed key witnesses or interviewed key witnesses she collected. -- interviewed key witnesses or evidence that she collected. >>> a theft occurred saturday evening near the intersection of ashbury and page street. three laptops were taken from inside of the car. police estimate the loss nine $50 -- $902. -- the police estimate the loss at $950. >> i am not confirming the value of any of the items in those asked -- in those bags at this time. >>> surveillance video was released of a suspect rifling through the gym early thursday morning. the gym's owner says the suspect may ha

cliff: i think low interest rates justify it. china has driven on short interest rates lower than u.s. interest rates. as i should before, that's an impetus, almost paying the market to buy the u.s. dollar. as long as interest rates are that low i will see pressure for it to depreciate. enda: what does the move for the yuan mean for the currency in terms of a trade war? are they not willing to use the yuan as a weapon in a trade war, or is it just temporary? we had d.c. talks not go anywhere thursday. then on friday morning chinese authorities to move. i will leave that to your judgment. factor? is still a cliff: from what we have heard and to the point of a trade talk , if we look at what some numbers of the republican caucus have said lately, on bloomberg, i think, it sounds like with the trump administration wants is to get some kind of a deal with canada, with mexico, and then turned their furnace -- full attention to china and the china threat. i don't think this trade war subject is going to go away soon, even though i hope

called to the scene, victim fell down the cliff in remote area of land's end. had been watching sunset, got so dark, couldn't get up the steep surface. being checked for injuries. >>> authorities in san jose need your help to identify a man found dead at apartment complex. look at this sketch. body found on june 19th, parking lot of the complex on wells court. blue colored jacket, blue socks and shoes, black shorts. >>> police found driver of truck that struck and killed bicyclist in lafayette. sky7 above the scene. tree covered street. driver not arrested and investigators looking for witnesses to the collision. >>> anybody who drives in palo alto, good news. key stretch of road about to get easier. synchronizing traffic signals across a doozzen blocks. live with the story, amanda. >> reporter: the effort to alleviate the traffic will first start with traffic count. agencies will take the information, reprogram the lights for better traffic flow. city of palo alto estimates 20,000 drivers use the avenue daily. peak hours, bumper-to-bumper traffic. but a new pr

everything that we've worked for we are taking away and you will leap off a cliff into nothingness. right now the picture is nothingness, it's black. absolutely black. for the last three years dateline's cameras have chronicled the lives of these two families as they made this leap. >> i don't think i've ever been more terrified than i am right now. >> reporter: we've watched them struggle to find resources. >> he's falling apart. he's a mess. and i need help and i need help like two months ago. >> you don't feel like you can do it this morning? >> reporter: and battle to build a future for their sons. our story starts months before their worlds turn upside down on a warm summer evening in new york city where eric and mary are out on their weekly date. >> eric's in the congo, nothing can go wrong-o. >> he's not afraid, not afraid, not afraid >> he's not afraid, not afraid, not afraid, not afraid. >> reporter: over dinner, eric and his mother talk about his upcoming birthday. >> and now you're a big guy. >> that's right. >> reporter: in a few months, eric will turn 21, the age when p

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