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 they 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 was

helen is a 94-year-old farmer.e 94 years old and i'm seeing you running all over this farm and driving that big tractor. what is your secret? >> i drove tractors when i was in high school. i love the farm. i was my mom's little boy/girl. >> in the 1930s, they had a word for little girls like helen -- tomboy. >> i wore shorts, and you had to wear dresses then. and that wasn't easy for me. i hated going shopping. >> as a young person, do you think the thought ever even occurred to you that you might be gay? >> gay? i don't know if we were talking about gay then. i don't remember the word. >> helen just knew she wanted to do what the boys did, and once she got older, she found her chance. >> there are hundreds of important army jobs which women can perform as effectively as men. >> in 1948, women became full members of the armed forces. >> oh, yes, it's your war too, miss and mrs. america. >> what did the military mean to you as a young person? >> oh, god, i loved the military. it was always sort of a wish for me, and

thank you all for joining us. helen. since the new variant army crohn was identified, its panic and exile anxiety globally is, is because of the mutations themselves, or because this is an uncharted territory for the health community. when i don't think it is an uncharted territory anymore. unfortunately, i think we've had quite a lot of these scares that the emergence of new variance, if we recall good thinking back to what happened in india. so it's not uncharted, but it is concerning. and we're going to have to do a lot more research to really understand what this new variant it actually will mean, both in terms of severity of disease, chance mr ability and the action of vaccines, and whether people can get reinfected. lots of questions to ask julian, the w h o labeled omicron as a variant of concern, which basically means is contagious or could be more virulent if it's both cases. what does it mean for the world? yes sir. the are the main concern, is the election escape capability of central capability. all those mut

and helen were married for almost 40 years. she was the beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and aunty. she was motivated by compassion and helped people who lost their way in life to find it. through their work, people connected to what had been lost. helen had a twinkle in her eye and made you feel like you are your best self, even if you didn't know her very well. she reminded us that our ancestors planted seeds and paved way for us to continue. at this time, the staff will be presenting the families of these individuals with a certificate that i will read at this time. [applause] >> the certificate reads, to celebrate american indian heritage month and in honor of the years and decades of work on behalf of the american indian community of the san francisco bay area, intertribal communities and international indigenous communities, we the board of directors and executive director of the american indian cultural center acknowledge a lifetime of work and dedication across indian country whose efforts advance t

helen, good to have you on the programme. deal emerged late saturday, there has been so much analysis. we have heard a lot about various people's disappointment. your reaction to the deal?— to the deal? the deal is what it is, it is _ to the deal? the deal is what it is, it is as _ to the deal? the deal is what it is, it is as imperfect - to the deal? the deal is what it is, it is as imperfect as - to the deal? the deal is what it is, it is as imperfect as it i it is, it is as imperfect as it is, is what alok sharma said, but it lays out a clear mode but it lays out a clear mode but for what we need to do next, and urgently. i give a clear roadmap. we knew there were two big doubts, one on reducing emissions in a way which will actually keep global warming below 1.5 celsius, the other on international climate finance and solidarity for developing countries. despite everything that countries did, they weren't able to close those gaps at all sufficiently, and they recognise that, so they agreed to come back urgently next year t

there's no way helen can afford the $1500.00 with is needed. we stop going to hospital because we don't have money. we would go for the surgery if only god will help us dollar and helen live less than a 100 meters from a large industrial mine. it's just over there. helen's husband works in a mine the research his say, if it is indeed mining pollution that's causing the mouth former teeth, they expect more mal foreman sees in future generations. and the worst of this is yet to come. dollar and children like a me need public health services that don't exist here. we did much of the money made from cobalt mining, goes abroad as hardly any help for the people who suffer its effect. malcolm web al jazeera, co wavy democratic republic of congo, and he, 3 people have been injured after magnitude 7.5, earthquake struck the western coast of peru, the turn, the damaged roads and buildings in the amazonian region. there also be reports of power cuts in some areas. parts of the 16th century church collapsed. australia is introducing a new law to target peo

there's no way helen can afford the $1500.00 is needed. we stop going to hospital because we don't have money. we would go for the surgery if only god will help us dollar and helen live less than a 100 meters from a large industrial mine. it's just over there. helen's husband works in a mine the research his say, if it is indeed mining pollution that's causing the mouth, former teeth, they expect more mal foreman sees in future generations. and the worst of this is yet to come. dollar and children like him need public health services that don't exist here. we did much of the money made from cobalt mining goes abroad as hardly any help for the people who suffer its effect. malcolm web al jazeera co wavy democratic.

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there's no way helen can afford the $1500.00 is needed. we stop going to hospital because we don't have money. we would go for the surgery if only god will help us dollar and helen live less than a 100 meters from a large industrial mine. it's just over there. helen's husband works in a mine the research his say, if it is indeed mining pollution, that's forcing the mouth former teeth, they expect more mal foreman sees in future generations. and the worst of this is yet to come. dollar and children like him need public health services that don't exist here. we did much of the money made from cobalt mining, goes abroad as hardly any help for the people who suffer its effect. malcolm web out his era co wavy democratic republic of gong, a and a serving festival for dogs has been held in brazil. the pet for life jackets just in case their owners weren't steady enough to serve on 2 feet. there was some donkey paddling when a dog's owner wiped out. ah, this is algebra and these are the top stories. israel's cabinet is exciting to prove a decision

let's get more on this from our political correspondent, helen catt. hi, helen. iwonder hi, helen.f you could lay out for us what actually took place in the comments tonight and what it means going forward. this in the comments tonight and what it means going forward.— in the comments tonight and what it means going forward. this was a vote on a specific — means going forward. this was a vote on a specific new— means going forward. this was a vote on a specific new clause _ means going forward. this was a vote on a specific new clause that - means going forward. this was a vote on a specific new clause that the - on a specific new clause that the government had inserted into this bill, and it was to do with this lifetime cap on care costs. it says nobody will pay more than £86,000 towards the cost of their personal care, and that's things like washing and dressing. it does not include things like the cost of food. but it would at £86,000. the clause of the government had introduced, which is the thing that all the controversy was about, what happened to people who have assets of le

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dani: helen, thank you for keeping us up-to-date. that is helen robertson.nk you for joining us. as helen was mentioning, we are seeing oil up 5% when it comes to wti and brent, so that is rebounding again after the biggest selloff for oil in quite some time, since. that has reflected what we are seeing across markets, this rebound for much of the action on friday. francine: if you look at the strategic petroleum reserves that were released last week, you wonder if omicron is going to take hold and if that made sense. coming up, we have more on our top stories. on the crime spreading across the globe -- omicron spreading across the globe. this is bloomberg. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no

helen mountford at the world resources _ need to see.rld resources institute, _ need to see. helen mountford at the world resources institute, thank- world resources institute, thank you. the queen was unable to attend today's remembrance sunday service, at the cenotaph in london. buckingham palace said she had sprained her back and it was with great regret that she wasn't able to be there. the palace had previously said it was the queen's "firm intention" to attend the service, after taking time away from her duties for health reasons. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. band plays. it was the customary cenotaph commemoration, after the limitations last year caused by the pandemic. there was, though, one notable absentee. the queen did not, as had been expected, take her place on a balcony overlooking the cenotaph. according to buckingham palace, she had sprained her back. she continues to rest at windsor. the prince of wales led other senior members of the royal family to their places at the cenotaph, in readiness for

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helen catt.jonathan van tam. 50 strong notes of caution from jonathan van tam.- strong notes of caution from jonathan van tam. so right. one of the most recognised _ jonathan van tam. so right. one of the most recognised will _ jonathan van tam. so right. one of the most recognised will faces - jonathan van tam. so right. one of the most recognised will faces in i the most recognised will faces in this pandemic, jvt, as he is called by the prime minister, a man who likes his turns of phrase, likes his metaphors. he was talking to bbc viewers and listeners of the five life. in the past, he has described the pandemic and compared to a football match, and he was compared to dick how he now ssseee, 18 months on, that for the going. —— to dick how he now ssseee, 18 months on, that forthe going. —— he to dick how he now ssseee, 18 months on, that for the going. —— he was asked today how he sees. i would say we're kind of in half time, extra time, and i think the final whistle in terms of, you know, i c

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here's helen willetts. is going to get a bit more chilly? it certainly is, it is all about the temperature is, quite a contrast, this morning a touch of grass frost in the south and milder in the north and whilst mild air will win out for the next couple of days, taking birmingham as an example for the uk, it is set to get much colder by the end of the weekend with temperatures a bit below average by then. not just by day, it looks like it will be our first sustained period of frost and quite wide as well, it was birmingham city temperatures and we will have frost in the suburbs so it will have frost in the suburbs so it will get colder for everyone. at the moment, we have some milder air this morning rolling in off the atlantic, south of this front which continues to give heavy rain for the north of scotland, the northern isles as well but elsewhere, grizzly and dank, leaden skies whilst in eastern parts there is some sunshine. it will gradually fade through the cloud continues to meander eastwards but cloud or sunshine, it's mild, i6 conti

dame helen was among the stars drawn _ festival.stars drawn to _ festival. dame helen was among the stars drawn to telluride - the stars drawn to telluride this year, notjust because she was there with her much liked british true crime caper the duke, but because telluride is quite special. i festival which shows great movies amid a landscape of incredible beauty, interconnected by ski lifts. it is very easy, very unpretentious. you can walk to every venue. it has a wonderful feel about it.— feel about it. this one-time colorado — feel about it. this one-time colorado mining _ feel about it. this one-time colorado mining town - feel about it. this one-time| colorado mining town turned very affluent ski resort has definitely become a key point of entry for likely contenders the oscars race.— the oscars race. there is a laundry — the oscars race. there is a laundry list _ the oscars race. there is a laundry list of _ the oscars race. there is a laundry list of movies - the oscars race. there is a laundry list of movies that | laundry

and in hong kong, i speak to helen reese. she is chat of regional immunization technical advisory for the at, for africa at the world health organization. she's also a member of the south africa ministerial advisory committee for cove it and cove at vaccine and joins us from johannesburg. money, thanks for joining the program. so the worry with this new cove at variance seems to be the high number of mutations. 32, i believe in this my protein. thusly, can you explain why this is so concerning? well, it's concerning on 2 fronts. one is just the number of those mutations. but the other thing is the, the nature of the mutations. some of the mutations already recognized, and we know that they're associated with increased chance miss ability of the convent virus, but also an increase. what we call them univision, that the virus is more able to a hide from the effects of antibodies so that that's our concern at the moment. and then we have other mutations that we will have to understand. the significance is only 10 paces that we k

while i'm joined by katerina helen brown, rhonda ny, in the head of for such at carbon track. many thanks for joining us on the program . what do you make of p a d b 's plans to buy and shut down coal plants in south asia? it's an interesting position, but clearly this illustrates what we have been saying for quite some time it highlighted stranding risk. so strong the assets are those invest that will not run to the end of the lifetime and investors will not be to the full amount of the investment. and clearly, if they are now being bored and being shut down ahead of the lifetime, could precisely be a crystallization of what we have quite as strong as the risks. and by buying these coal plans, are we not rewarding financial institutions for the bad decisions that made in the past. clearly at carbon truck or we don't think somebody else buying these plans when results declined? the problem, the reality is you really have to shut them down because otherwise you have another not keeping potentially operating them. but in this case, the positive news is that the getting shut down

that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. san jose, as ktvx azenith smith tells us they were thanked for their service for their country and their community. today. we're gathering. we're going to be once again. the band of brothers. and sisters. it's the first time since the pandemic, the san jose chapter of the american gi forum held its annual veterans day banquet in person at the drying shed restaurant in san jose. when you think about it, it's a relatively small group of people who say you know what? i'm gonna do something for my entire community. i'm going to stand up a night to honor the brave men and women who served in the armed forces. remembering those who did not come home plate is empty because they're not here and those missing in action, this table reserved for them with an empty plate and inverted glass. you just don't leave. nobody behind richard santos served in the u. s. army during

and leave me a, a back grow little dear bab, your men helene, about you. all right, you, what i isla? have auto catch and yahoo or no right? you were right. ya suburban? she, i love what i mr. now louder, be willing to share. he did our b, b, don't let it. well, she had 0. not rob jennifer, have enough talk about our study. so it did the us while at and her mom and i got the bas milan, albia, and destiny the anna maria marcella and nancy throughout my hip. hop up if i thought the parole board left with her to let natasha and jerry and can stand, is there a kind of to a certain and i'm glad we're 50 and how the shape or temple a smile, a digital must little cut them well and a me honest, have an enemy yet. but after 5 months of rehearsals, the go live date was approaching. the countdown began with november 1st 1996. the 1st global news channel from the arab world was launched by 4. looks like we really do want ah, on the national bar. but the album through our i see it's half a config level. nothing, caldwell, i can this. i thought that it will therefore a

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to say helen is not collaborative is an understatement.> now that his trial is over, suicide doctor jack kevorkian wants to guy a band new car. sick and tired of driving that old van of his, he says it's nothing but a death trap. >> the early years of "the tonight show" with jay was pretty scary for those of us who had kids and families and houses. >> i am glad you are here and i am glad i am here. yes! >> it was a story every day in the trades, will nbc dump leno, where will dave go? >> don't mind me. i am just a temp. >> when johnny carson retired, after being on "the tonight show" for 30 years, it was an old field. hence the intense competition between jay leno and david letterman. >> suddenly it became about, who got the show. letterman got it and leno was like, maybe i don't have a place in show business. >> he made it very clear up front that his dream was to someday host "the tonight show." >> it just didn't seem to make any sense of having jay leno doing an hour of a talk show, then i would come on afterwards doing an hour of a tal

let's bring back helen cat. tell us more.and suggests there is a limit on the time if we can spend on otherjobs, so that was a government amendment that was put forward after the opposition put forward after the opposition put forward similar plan. the vote on this was quite interesting. 297 mps voted for it, no mps voted against. you might think why is the opposition not voting for something that does what they were asking for, banning people from acting as consultants. that's because they believe the government's version of this doesn't go far enough. it isn't strong enough they say because it didn't provide for mps to take some actions. what it does do is back the idea of a ban and turns over to the committee on standards to look at this and come back with some recommendations. labour wanted another vote built into the whole process to guarantee it goes ahead. it'll go to the standards committee which is made up of mps and members, and they will come up with recommendations before january next year about how the rule shoul

and it's being attacked right now. >> and helen, in terms of those anti voting laws, georgia has one.te level this year. white practical, went obstacles have been created by the law for voters in the state of georgia? >> well, zerlina, every obstacle you can think of, from being able to exercise your right to vote, to absentee balloting. not being able to be given work while you're standing along the lines. it's really the real threat is the takeover of every aspects of the election process. and gerrymandering goes right along with it, because it is taking total control of every aspect -- they want us to be able to exercise that precious right to vote. georgia has as history of racial discrimination, and this is continuing that process. people of color where the largest demographic that increased in the 2020 census, 10% increase. and all of that was people of color, well one population basically decreased. but what we see our legislators doing is trying to maintain total control of all aspects of government. and really, they're targeting boards of education, was going after words and

what we got here 32 in mount st helene a. so it's not. pick up in about 34 am hours. the low pressure that moved through here brought some winds. now it's bringing warm air is that high builds in behind it and. it sets us up with dry conditions. everything's going to the north that that's an atmospheric river and you see the trajectory. you can almost see. it's like an arrow, right. that's the jet stream and it's pushing all that some tropical moisture. it will super high latitude they're gonna be looking at rain in parts of southern alaska and parts of british columbia. lots of rain and as a matter of fact, so that's a big story on the in the in the big scheme of whether this week you're gonna be talking about british columbia and the flooding concerns. that are that are occurring. they've already had issues with flooding, but they're going to get more as his next atmosphere was atmospheric river, which is the second in a very short amount of time for them so overnight lows down to thirties. right now we're already into the low forties.

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orphanages where they had a very tough time and one of those children, and we can see her now, this is helen story, her father at the time had just died from the back... and her mother had several very young children, and she was pressured into sending her daughter away, and when helen spoke about her experience, this is what she said. translation: from the boat i look to my mum and i cannot way better, i was too upset, i thought why are you letting me leave? in denmark i was put with two different foster families, was put with two different fosterfamilies, the was put with two different foster families, the first one was with the doctor outside of copenhagen, i didn't feel welcome in the family. i felt like a stranger. the following year in 1952, 16 of us were sent home to greenland. when the ship docked i grabbed my little suitcase and rushed down the bridge into the arms of my mum and i talked and talked about all that i had seen but she didn't answer. i love up at her in confusion. after a while she said something but i couldn't understand what she was saying, not a word copy and i thoug

the you in special representative for haiti, helen helene said that you would remain president until an election would be held later that year. then the core group of investors to haiti from canada, germany, brazil, spain, the us, france, and the e. u. a caught for arial on, read, to form a government. what happened exactly after the tragic assassination of the president, the country needed someone. so remind them that we have to go through this tragedy to get and i was that prison. no one else was risking the life. so work with the people to give them orientation. so i decided to do so because i was the prime minister. i was the, the acting, i should say, prime minister, but i should also say that dr. henry was a designated minister. so i decided to step down and see and the government as ministry for an offers elena liam on basset to un. and haiti said i would remain as by minister on to the elections. but afterwards, because of the power vacuum in haiti, we all decided and i, i decided to step down. so there was no pressure. no, i was not forced. i was, i knew that dr. young early