then helene was murdered. the investigation led detectives into the darkest corners of the criminal world, before a groundbreaking investigative tool helped bring the killer's secret to life. here's josh mankiewicz with "a promise to helene". >> 40 years is a long time. that's 40 winters here in colorado. and countless snowfalls. it was on a day like this that young woman disappeared. her name was helene and helene had a friend named kimberly. a friend who kept her word. you have any idea how many years you are signing up for when you made that promise? >> no. >> for those nearly four decades, kimberly kept her promise. 40 years looking at faces. 40 years meeting with detectives. 40 years retracing helene's steps. >> when i make a promise and make a commitment i follow through. >> helene never knew it but she had another friend. you never met helene. you feel like you know her? >> i do. i feel like i know her well. as well as i possibly could. >> shannon was three years old when helene disappeared. it wasn't u

she looks like helen mirren. it's, it's quite a transformation add chain smoking to that. and she really does embody the role of golden me or now helen mirren told us at the press conference earlier today that this was a person that she really admires a lot. she said it was incredible to experience the person of golden me or from the inside and go to me or as a figure who in israeli politics is really almost legendary, mythical. she's on the money in israel, the director guy now chief told us that he wanted to take a look at called in my ear as a person though. and this really takes place during a time when she is fighting multiple existential battles at the same time. a secret battle against the lymphoma lymphoma which eventually took her life. and of course in the young people were, were against syria and egypt at the same time. and go to me or is the person in the film who really keeps it together when everyone around her is not keeping it together. very compassionate on the one hand, but also very pragmatic.

helen walkers. ooh!nd when helen had the vision to build this building, you see before you speaker pelosi at the time she helped make it a reality. in fact, our kitchen is called nancy's kitchen. so with that, daniel i really want to thank you for the support that you and the speaker have shown the congresswoman excuse me have shown throughout the decades. thank you so much, peter. it's really a privilege to be here with you with the mayor, of course, with mr mitchell from the white house and you know? we can call her nancy word home, right? nancy's dear friend helen walker is doing her spirit is really present here, and we all felt it when you were speaking about the history that our mayor is made here in san francisco to so with the songs and the spirituality, thank you. just very briefly. speaker pelosi is very grateful for the opportunity to support your critical work to provide culturally sensitive whole person care to our urban indian community here in san francisco , and that is why in the 2023 ap

and helen mirren, new drama makes it. well. thank you. with the burly knowledge film festival, the british actress plays israeli prime minister golda media as she lead to a country during the $973.00 on the key pool. ah, i'm jarrett rate welcome to the shy, another powerful earthquake has hit the turkey syria border region just 2 weeks off to massive quakes kill tens of thousands of people in the same area. while the center was in southern turkey, near the town of dif, now, smaller sharks were reported as far way is lebanon, and egypt in the city of an talk here close to the epi santa i. witnesses reported people's painting in the streets and damage to structures. turkeys interior minister is at least 3 people have been killed and hundreds injured. earlier dw correspondent dorian joins told us more on what we know so far about the slightest quake. like we said, this is a very powerful of quake around 6.3. i struck around 8 in the evening. locals time the, the main city of khaki or in one of the areas that the devastated by those 2 half of

and helen mirren's new drama making his debut. the british actress plays the israeli prime minister. she leads her country through the yom kippur war in 1973. i am brent goff. to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin this monday with another powerful earthquake that has at the border region between turkey and syria. it comes just two weeks after those massive quakes which killed tens of thousands of people in the very same area. while the epicenter was in southern turkey near the town of that new, smaller sharks were reported as far away as lebanon and egypt. close to the epicenter, eyewitnesses reported people fainting in the streets and reported structural damage stabilities. other cities have also reported injuries as well as collapsed buildings. our correspondent told me what we know so far about this latest quake. >> this is a very powerful earthquake around 6.3. it struck around 8:00 in the evening, local time. this is one of the areas that has been most devastated. it caused absolute fear and pandemonium across the

from whether helen mirren was the right choice to play golda meir. there are some people who say that the role should have gone to a jewish actress. again, a tif and the rest of the israeli team tried to put that to rest today. they said that if the casting was good enough for a golden me errors grandson's that it was good enough for them. the interesting point before we, when i'm time i want to ask you about another movie that is from hearing this week . i'm starting john markovich, entitled seneca. what's that about? right, well this is probably the darkest comedy that i've ever seen in my entire life. it's about the ancient roman philosopher, seneca, it's also a comment though, on at present a politics. seneca was a sort of life coach to emperor nero the infamously cruel emperor. and he really went against his own principles to make a lot of money in that job, which comes and bites him in the you know, where, when nero gets bored of him and tells him that he has to kill himself. the movie is a, it's a tough one because we see john malcolm, it's fa

than go them air than she looked like helen mirren. and that's the result of 4 hours of hair and makeup that she went through every day, including prostheses. i now helen mirren told me and other journalists here earlier today before the premier that this was a person that she really admired and that it was really special, incredible experience for her to experience. golda meir from the inside israeli director guy in a thief told us he grew up in israel with golden me error as sort of a legendary figure. and that he wanted to take a look at the person behind that. and we do see her as the matriarch of a nation who's under a lot of stress, she's facing multiple, existential crises at the same time. she's most notably of course, the yom kippur war where israel is fighting for its existence against syria and egypt and gold. amir knows that any decision that she makes could result in the deaths of hundreds or thousands. but she has to make these decisions because all of the powerful men around here have a are having meltdowns and she's the

and so the dog agrees to direct talks with israel, not the zionist entity, israel i took helen mirren or alison every day to get to the hair and make that transformed her into florida. me. it looks to me in me of in this home i really impressive. and so if mary and golda was not the only food with a star cast premiering on monday, actor john malkovich alongside geraldine chaplin and director lubbock, vancouver presented their film. seneca on the creation of earthquakes, which like golda, is not in competition for any prices. the film is said in ancient rome, where despotic emperor nero orders, his former teacher, the philosopher seneca, to kill himself. for you, dumb. don't speak any more. i have had a death is starting on the way to his end. seneca does one thing above all, so he talks strangle you were you fall off a glimpse of his square on to the rocks. and it's true. he talks a lot and sometimes it was hard not to thing. okay. but die. and i mean why? seneca is a very dark comedy and in parts highly uncomfortable to watch. though brilliantly acted, it will most likely not be ever

queen elizabeth helen therein is golden me. i saw israel's 1st and so far, only female prime minister, the role in israeli director again, a t film brings oscar winner helen mirren. back to the red carpet at the berlin ala . golda follows me years, leadership in the yankee pool, are in 1973. when israel was attacked by a coalition of arab states several times in the film, me and us on the phone with dan, u. s. secretary of state, henry kissinger. when i was a child in ukraine at christmas time, my father, what forward up the window was of our house grown to protect us from cossacks who would get drunk and attack jews. at the press conference, helen mirren said that me, it was an incredible person to experience from within in a weird way. it was a bit like playing elizabeth, the 1st of england in the sense of not because she had re galaxy or anything, but her art of commitment to her country and to her nation. the absolute total total um dedication of her life to that. and so doc agreed to direct talks with israel, not the zioni

thank you, helen. that is _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen.is back. thank you, helen. that is it from us on - settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from us on the - settled weather is back. thank you, | helen. that is it from us on the bbc news at six. the news continues on bbc one. time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. i die. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster resolution has been reached in welsh rugby, their players will turn out to face england on saturday. who can stop the lionesses, they are back in action in the next

when we are requesting is my grand mother helen's dream. she would talk about putting families back together and she said -- that to heel a nation have you stoort with the family first. she came to san francisco throughout government boarding relocation act. where she went to took in boarding school in utah. there she saw her people hurting and the traumas our community went through. having -- >> and were say thank you for saving my life. and happens often. and she made an impact on native community i know as a village we will make more of an impact. and many reasons why native americans suffer from alcohol abecause and substance abuse is coping unemployment and discrimmation and the village would provide ways to solve solutions and everyone wants a place to feel needed and -- thank you. >> so. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. 2 minutes. good afternoon. my name is karen. i'm currentlyave project director at friendship house. i have wed there most of my life. in a large portion of my life. sometimes v

she does like helen mirren in this movie. that's the result of 4 hours of makeup and hair that she went through every day to portray this part. the actress told us earlier today that this was a person that she very much admired and that it was an incredible experience to see this person go to me or from the inside. the director guy in a teeth saying that go to me or is a, is a really larger than life, a legendary figure in israel. but he wanted to portray her as a woman, and she really does come across as the matriarch of a nation as she faces multiple existential threats on the one hand, the war with syria and egypt that threatens israel's very existence. and on the other hand, hurt secret battle with lymphoma. this is a movie that really delves inside a person who's very important to history. and i think that this is quite a unique port trip that we're going to be hearing a lot more about in the months to come. and as he say, the makeup was quite extraordinary. can we talk about seneca? that's another film, premiering and b

but he had already talked to helen. >> stephen: helen mirren. >> harrison: helen mirren.e developed a great script. >> stephen: i understand he got you down to his place in texas and he used underhanded meansto get you to say yes without any -- >> harrison: no, he poured overhand. >> stephen: do you want anything? i've got a bar back here. >> harrison: no, i don't want anything. thank you. i try and -- i want to be really professional. >> stephen: that makes one of us. >> harrison: yeah. >> stephen: there you go, chief. okay, the show feels like -- less like a series and more like an eight hour movie. was that part of the draw for you? >> harrison: yeah, it is. it's very ambitious for what it is. it's really remarkable that we are shooting in africa. we are shooting in montana. it's a big, it's a big deal and i'm really excited to be part of it. >> stephen: it reunites you, as you said, with your old friend helen mirren who was in "the mosquito coast" with you back in the day in 1986. there you go. sexy and still sexy. >> harrison: she is still sexy. >> stephen: i imagine

thank you, helen. that is _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen.hat is it _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from us _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from us on - settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from us on the - settled weather is back. thank you, | helen. that is it from us on the bbc news at six. the news continues on bbc one. time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. i die. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster resolution has been reached in welsh rugby, their players will turn out to face england on saturday. who can stop the lionesses, they are back in action in the next hour, we'll head live to bristol and we'll also get the latest from germany, it's another champions league night with manchester city playing leipzig crisis meetings have been taking place all day between the professional rugby board, the welsh rugby union and the international squad and players f

when we are requesting is my grand mother helen's dream. she would talk about putting families back together and she said -- that to heel a nation have you stoort with the family first. she came to san francisco throughout government boarding relocation act. where she went to took in boarding school in utah. there she saw her people hurting and the traumas our community went through. having -- >> and were say thank you for saving my life. and happens often. and she made an impact on native community i know as a village we will make more of an impact. and many reasons why native americans suffer from alcohol abecause and substance abuse is coping unemployment and discrimmation and the village would provide ways to solve solutions and everyone wants a place to feel needed and -- thank you. >> so. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. 2 minutes. good afternoon. my name is karen. i'm currentlyave project director at friendship house. i have wed there most of my life. in a large portion of my life. sometimes v

marianne's oldest daughter, helene. helene was born in the 1790s, and she ends up marrying francois gagliano, who comes here from green bay, and he is a skilled blacksmith, and they acquire a lot of land here in the main and we are in the main right now. lot number. four. and marianne and helene become almost like mentors to some of the other women that i discussed in the book, maria maria was born about 1800 in maryland in the area down the lower right corner, akwa, which is very close to what is now washington, dc, and she was born on a plantation and, born into slavery. the plantation was owned by renaldo. and his john johnson wanted to become a u.s. fur factor. the united established u.s. fur factories in the early 1800s in the hopes that native americans would trade with the united states instead of independent fur traders. the american fur company and john johnson received his appointment to come to prairie du chien to be the us fur factor, and before he at prairie du chien he acquired mariah and a young boy, henr

helens they will have to wait.e to chase saints. the seasons kicks off in warrington in just over an hour's time. leeds rhinos are the visitors. adam wild is there for this evening. adam, an intriguing contest to get the season under way? yes. and even at this point around these parts the word that they are using is pressure. for too long warrington has been the byword for underachievement, year after year the big names and flashy signings have failed to deliver. they cannot afford another year like last year. where at times they were flirting with the right location. head coach under no illusions of the size of the task ahead. contrast that with tonight the visitors leads rhino. what a year at last season. started terribly sacked the coach and brought in a relative unknown despite those family connections you were just hearing about and he transformed the club. he talked them all the way to the current final. can they pick up where they left off? i suspect it may be difficult. they have lost some key players and h

oscar when helen marin's portrayal of israel's anita female prime minister golda meir. as had its world premiere at the billing international film festival. the casting apparently was not jewish to play. one of his rouse, most iconic figures, the sparked keen interest, but also controversy. ah, helen mirren is goldar me yet israel's 1st and so far, only female prime minister, the role in israeli director again. a tips film brings oscar winner helen mirren, back to the red carpet at the belin ala. golda follows me years leadership in the yankee pool war in 1973. when israel was attacked by a coalition of arab states, several times in the film may yield us on the phone with dan, u. s. secretary of state, henry kissinger. when i was a child in ukraine at christmas time, my father would florida up the windows of our house. go to protect us from cossacks who would get drunk and attack jews. at the press conference, helen mirren said that me, it was an incredible person to experience from within in a weird way. it was a bit like playing elizabeth, the 1st of england in the se

i want to talk to helen first. 0ne you with us. i want to talk to helen first.ment to give president zelenskyy what he wants, which is fighterjets. it zelenskyy what he wants, which is fiuhter 'ets. , zelenskyy what he wants, which is fighterjets— fighter 'ets. it is. boris johnson has fighterjets. it is. boris johnson has immediately _ fighterjets. it is. boris johnson has immediately applied - fighterjets. it is. boris johnson has immediately applied the i fighterjets. it is. boris johnson - has immediately applied the pressure after president zelenskyy six beat earlier on. he put out a speech saying the uk needed to give ukraine what it needed, and that means planes. he was pretty bold about it. that has increased the pressure to an extent. the way that president zelenskyy made his pitch, his plea as you like as part of that speech was very powerful, handing over a helmet, he said, from a real ukrainian pilot, saying we have freedom, give us wings. it was a very powerful way of doing that. i think perhaps that will increase the pressure. we have seen a slight

super league champions st helens have arrived back from australia today after defying the odds to winenge. they beat penrith panthers in sydney to become the first british side to win in australia in almost 30 years — as adam cottier reports: if winning four super league titles was not enough, now they have in their grasp a trophy that signifies a monumental achievement for the sport of rugby league in this country. arriving home from sydney today, there was a huge sense of pride among the centre team. with the self belief within the group work, we always knew what we capable of doing that and hard—working group can compete in the day and we can compete with the very best and we have shown that. they have shown this because the world cup challenge saw them overcome the panthers and the champions and the rugby league recognised the biggest and richest in the world. and as the victory was sealed with the goal from lewis. st helens became the first english club to win the world cup challenge since the warriors in 2017 in the first to win it in australia for 29 years. i think there was a

and any helen burroughs? so i'm like, oh my goodness, you got to get these things to the library of congress. now i wanted them at the library of congress because i knew they'd get processed quickly. now i am and because i'd worked for moreland, spingarn had even been trained. the national archives. i went to the library of congress and i said, you know, you've just got these papers. and i have training. i work for you for free and help the current library. and so processing these papers and i spent my entire. of like 1978 working in those papers. so i got to see all those nanny helen burroughs in the archives, even before they actually got to be public. that was a wonderful experience, i must tell you. it just transformed my life. it transformed how i wrote it. transform the themes that i was writing about. so that's my happiest archive moment. well i don't really have a real happy archive. of. i just remember particularly go into the archive and you're looking enslaved women, you're looking through plantati

helens to end that run.coring. and soon, they went furtherahead, conrad the scoring. and soon, they went further ahead, conrad rubber—stamp in the first set of dominance as they went marching into a 12—0 lead. the panthers of one back to back titles and were not going down without a fight as the star—studded attack finally got through. and with the minutes remaining, the comeback was complete and brian going over to send the match and overtime in the next point winning it, who would hold their nerve, it was lewis who stepped up to the occasion and this golden point drop: extra time sealing victory but the most incredible of finishes. after dominating domestically in recent seasons, st. helens can call themselves the very best in the world for the third time. second—placed sale sharks were beaten in a thriller by northampton saints in the gallagher premiership. despite losing manu tuilangi to an early red card, they managed to lead 27—7 — england's tom curry with one of their tries. but the player advantage e

what is the difference between the strength of the film studio helen film why some absolutely brilliantilms were in the shadow they are little known medvedev, of course, had his own lists best years. he emphasized that the list is not rigid, it is constantly changing, but he still focused on the pictures taken in the 1960s, medvedev considered this era the heyday of our cinema on the one hand, and in these lectures his personal experience on the other hand. how to follow if the event is on the other side personally, as a participant in these events, and on a third party. well, in general, like the spectators who are watching. this movie is already after some buddhas and something else is returning to it, therefore, in this sense, of course, i would recommend it to everyone this book. it's interesting, just like that kind of exploratory testimonies of a man who's fighting a book about all this. we decided to name the subjunctive mood of the conversation on history. domestic cinema, it will consist of twenty-four eyes . but back to tehran, where the 41st international film festival ends t

"new york times" pentagon correspondent helene cooper is here.unterintelligence. they're both msnbc contributors. so helene, i thought back to what you shared here. two points you made. and i want to sort of pick up where we left off. one, they're shooting down objects that endanger air travel, right? these are lower than the spy balloon. and so they could be a hazard. and two, you also -- i wanted you to explain a little bit more the change in how we treat and how we classify these unidentified objects. >> hi, nicolle. thanks for having me. your question actually zeros in exactly on the contradiction that -- in what we're hearing from the administration because they're telling us and they seem to be coalescing now on this theory that because we raised our awareness and opened the aperture so to speak because of the chinese spy balloon, so now we're looking a lot more, so of course when you look more you find more. but then at the same time they're saying hey, maybe these things were there, you know, that just begs the point and says that maybe t

helene cooper, thank you for being here and reporting on this story.e sticks around a little bit longer. next for us, the tragedy in turkey and syria. what we know about it is the tradition di is getting worse. >>> when you testify he is going to tell the truth and shouldn't worry, that's so silly, because it's somebody's version of the truth. family is just very important. she's my sister and, we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. ♪♪ it's a battle, you know i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda can cause your immu

a seismic win for british rugby league — st helens arrive home after defying the odds to win the worldalso coming up on the programme before 7 record breaker ellie baker tells us about her surprise fifteen hundred metres gold at the uk athletics indoor championships ijust i just put the ijust put the hammer down theyjust went all the way through to the line and that is basically it, move my legs quick as possibly could. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. what's next for chelsea 7 manager graham potter apparently still has the support of chairman todd boehly and the club's board despite their poor run of form. he took over in september but saturday's defeat to southampton was chelsea's 8th of the season in the league, and they've won just 2 of their past 1a games having spent over half a billion pounds across the past two transfer windows. we gave two chelsea fans with opposing views around a minute to tell us why potter should stay or go. the stats do not lie. in 2023, two winds in his last 15 games, 36% win ratio, that is nothing we have come to expect that chelsea fans is comple

helens in that run but in british conditions, they started the brighter. panthers of one back to back titles and were not going down without a fight as a star—studded attack finally got through. and with minutes remaining, the comeback was complete and brian going over to send the matching to overtime with the next point winning and who will hold their nerve, it was stepping up to the occasion and this golden drop in extra time stealing victory in the most incredible finishes and after dominating domestically in recent seasons, st. helens cannot call themselves the very best in the world for the third time. bbc news. second—placed sale sharks were beaten in a thriller by northampton saints in the gallagher premiership. despite losing manu tuilangi to an early red card, they managed to lead 27—7 — england's tom curry with one of their tries. but the player advantage eventually told, and saints scored four second half tries — fraser dingwall with the decisive one three minutes from time. and in the women's premieris�*s, saracens beat harlequins 32—12. jess b