chad holloway understands he knows how close pure evil came to him.nd life intact. >> people need to know how evil angelina was. how many lives she ruined to try to get a little bit of money. she was not going to stop at nothing until she got what she wants. i want her to know that she didn't ruin me at all. >> in the bible near war that satan disguises himself as an an anl of life. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline," i am natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> i am craig melvin. >> i am natalie morales, this is "dateline." >> something is not right. >> i just flipped out. i lost it. >> we could not understand how anybody would want to murder him. he looked like he was sleeping but except for the bullet hole. >> his head was on the pillow and his entire upper body was tucked in. the first guess was suicide. >> this was a

former georgia police officer phillip holloway and ron vitiello and burt fleckinger.e have a deep look at covid. the biden administration says has ad min vision has not been a failure but try to find a at home covid test. the impact on gas prices as well as what we can expect at the pump in 2022. violent crime and murders soaring in democratic led cities. two democratic lawmakers were carjacked 24 hours apart. we'll break down the policies behind the surge. this story hitting your wallet. consumer spending up .6 of a percent in november as retailers were hit by the supply chain crisis, inflation, the omicron variant. we'll look to expect next year. the cdc is reporting fentanyl is leading killer of americans 18 to 45. we'll investigate how the open border under president biden fueling the drug crisis across the nation. i'm edward lawrence in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. edward: 2022 political money race. beefing up each party ahead of midterm elections. connell mcshane investigating the money for us, joining us live this christmas eve

so we can name the natalee holloways, the chandra lev, "but can you name the akia egleston?d we need more diversity in the newsroom. we need people to tell the stories that look like us. >> trevor: so, you know, obviously, you know media companies and these executives, they've been asked these questions. and they say, "no, look, race has nothing to do with it. we're merely telling the stories that our viewers want to pay attention to because at the end of the day, we are trying to make people watch our show." when they-- when they say that, it seems like they're shifting the blame to the audience and saying society doesn't have an interest in finding black and brown girls. society doesn't have an interest in these stories. do you think that argument holds any weight? >> well, i think, again, that the decisionmakers are deciding what society wants to see. they're not asking us or anyone out there. these families, as you can see in the documentary, they are desperate. you know, missing persons isn't a black issue. it's not a white issue. it's an american issue. and even in the

we know of natalee holloway, chandra levy lacy peterson, but you can't name one black or brown personhat have actually received mainstream media. somebody area residents searching for missing loved ones are calling attention to disparities among cases of missing people across the country coming up, they suspect the difference all boils down to race plus in more of a mess. still pretty cool. people in the sierra c. help pulling into their neighborhoods coming up how much longer they can expect to see all of that snow piling up rn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber,

. >> rapid tests are amazing before holloway gatherings. it helps to identify people who may transmit without knowing it, particularly people without symptoms. use them widely, but also use them wisely. we're back with rapid tests being scarce, testing sites like this are options for now. the san francisco department of health says it has been able to manage the surgeon demand, and says it doesn't perceive opening additional sites at this time. in san francisco, kenny choi, kpix 5 . >>> we also found a steady line of people in palo alto this morning wanting to get tested prior to the new year's eve holiday, and before their kids had back-to-school, and with omicron rapidly spreading, some residents didn't want to take any chances, and want to stay safe by taking a pcr test. >> we have family of multiple ages, ranging from little kids who can't get boosters, to older people, and we want to make sure that we don't bring anything unwanted into any gathering. >>> stick with kpix 5 for continuing coverage on the coronavirus. have a vaccine and t

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holloway stand up for strategies interested in what a strains believe is. right. and we are living in an uncertain time. and the world in our part of the, in the, in that the civic is, is uncertain. and that requires latest to be strong and stand up for a strategy and stand up for the things that we believe in and not take a step back. and so i won't be taking a step back here until woodward is a sports marketing consultant. he was there, p r manager of sydney, australia is 992 and empty bed. he says, all the u. s. allies are likely to follow washington's lead or not much race to be quite honest. it actually just sent a signal through diplomatic circles to the chinese government that, hey, we're not happy in australian sport and politics folklore as a phrase that sport and politics don't mix astray lands. hayden, when sport and politics come together and sport is used for politics, but this will largely be seen is just something that politicians and bureaucrats do . and as long as they're athletes, good to go there, the public of australia will be comfortable with

but yeah, of course they, they probably don't know that that's the reason they haven't attacked holloway and yet nobody knows the word means said what the get out of the bag and maybe that one's nashville. well, we will find out tom, i want you to stay with me cuz i want you to hear ortiz at leslie patters report on the rise and hate crimes are happy against christians in europe and ask you about it afterwards. it was called an arson. ah, just days ago, a christmas tree in front of fox news headquarters in manhattan was set on fire by a 49 year old man. while sites like this are unusual in the u. s. according to the organization for security and cooperation in europe, attacks against christians and all thing christian are becoming more common on that continent. the o. s. c. e. 's office for democratic institutions and human rights reported that from 20192020 attacks against christians rose by 70 percent in europe in total, out of $4008.00, so called descriptive cases of intolerance and discrimination. 980 were hate crimes against christian, more than any other religious group on that con

but yeah, of course they, they probably don't know that that's the reason they haven't attacked holloway and yet nobody knows the word means said what the get out of the bag and maybe that one's nashville. well, we will find out tom, i want you to stay with me cuz i want you to hear ortiz at leslie patters report on the rise and hate crimes are happy against christians in europe and ask you about it afterwards. it was called an arson. ah, just days ago, a christmas tree in front of fox news headquarters in manhattan was set on fire by a 49 year old man. while sites like this are unusual in the u. s. according to the organization for security and cooperation in europe, attacks against christians and all thing christian are becoming more common on that continent. the o. s. e 's office for democratic institutions and human rights reported that from 2019 to 2020 attacks against christians, rose by 70 percent in europe in total, out of 4008, so called descriptive cases of intolerance and discrimination. 980 were hate crimes against christian, more than any other religious group on that contin

about six months later natalee holloway disappears. her name and face became a household name. is an issue affecting our community. 30% of missing persons in the united states were persons are color. that mnumber has since increase 40% yet we rarely see our people on the news. >> we help families from a through z. that includes creating flyers and social media posts as well as boots on the ground. since our inception in 2008, we have been able to bring closure to over 300 families. >> i was frantic when kennedy was missing's to have an organization that can feel your pain, assist and not judge you is something i think all families need. >> "impact your world" is brought to you bial salvation army. thanks to you hope marches on. scan the qr code or go to cnn.com/holiday to guide you through this holiday season. ♪ fresh flavors... classic dishes... ♪ and a new seat at the table. ♪ this is your home. this is your family room slash gym. the guest bedroom slash music studio. the daybed slash dog bed. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash classroom. and this i

about six months later, natalee holloway disappeared. see if this was an issue affecting our community. >> 30% of the missing persons in the united states are people of color. that has increased to 40%. yet we rarely see our people on the news. >> we help families from a through z. and that includes creating flyers and social media posts as well as boots on the ground. >> since our inception in 2008, we have been able to bring closure to over 300 families. >> i was frantic when kennedy was missing. to have an organization that hears your pain and can help and assist and not judge you is something that i think all families need. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. [uplifting music playing] ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ newsroom." i'm phil mattingly in washington. we are following breaking news. an urgent search for

about six months later, natalee holloway disappeared. some research to see maybe this is an issue affecting our community. >> 30% missing persons in the united states were pernzsons of color. that number increased to 40%. yet we rarely see our people on the news. >> we help families from a through z. and that includes creating flyers and social media posts, as well as boots on the ground. >> since our inception in 2008, we have been able to bring closure to over 300 families. >> i was frantic when kennedy was missing. to have an organization that hears your pain, and can help and assist and not judge you is something that i think all families need. >> rebel wilson revealing not everyone celebrated her dramatic weight loss. >> what's your name? >> fat amy. >> oh, yeah! ♪ turn the beat around ♪ >> the "pitch perfect" star says she received pushback from her own team. >> i'm going to do this year of health. i feel like i'm really going to physically transform and change my life. and they were, like, why? why would you want to do that? becau

philip holloway. welcome. we'll begin in the middle part of the country. a new danger in the twister zone with survivors now without heat, water, electricity. it is very cold there right now. crews are working to repair thousands of downed power lines. that will take time. this admitted jaw-dropping pictures of damage. take a look at the satellite view of one part of arkansas before the tornadoes were through. this is the image after paid farm buildings were blown to bits and an outbreak now considered historic. one twister remained on the ground for more than 200 miles, rivaling the longest on record. while turning into the deadliest tornado strike in kentucky's history. a 5-month-old little baby, six children in all, among the deaths confirmed. the states governors that going door to door to search for other victims is now impossible because there are no doors left. in illinois, the swarm of twisters flattened than amazon warehouse. six people who were working died. including a navy veteran who died while trying to save his colleagues. that's just one of

phil: you have most likely heard of gabby petito, natalie holloway, laci peterson.

we know of gabby protein tau we know natalee holloway, chandra levy lacy peterson, but you can't nameck or brown person that have actually received mainstream media. the term missing white woman syndrome was coined almost 20 years ago. to describe the public fascination with cases involving white women to the exclusion of cases involving missing people of color. people such as arianna fits. she was just two years old when she went missing after her mother was found dead in san francisco in april of 2016. ariana would be eight years old now, but no one knows if she's alive. i can't think of her any other way contest if it's has spent more than five years mourning the loss of her sister, nikki, ariana's mother, and waiting for word on her niece. i still think of her as that same energetic, bubbly kid. that curious kid who would grab people's attention because she would smile and wave at people when we were out. you know, out in the street doing stuff performer partner claire bonner considers ariana family she watched the gabby petito coverage with deep sadness on a number of levels. unf

we know of gabby protein tau we know of natalee holloway, chandra levy lacy peterson, but you can't name one black or brown person that have actually received mainstream media. the term missing white woman syndrome was coined almost 20 years ago. to describe the public fascination with cases involving white women to the exclusion of cases involving missing people of color. people such as arianna fits. she was just two years old when she went missing after her mother was found dead in san francisco in april of 2016. ariana would be eight years old now, but no one knows if she's alive. i can't think of her any other way contest if it's has spent more than five years mourning the loss of her sister, nikki, ariana's mother and waiting for word on her niece. i still think of her as that same energetic, bubbly kid that that curious kid who would grab people's attention because she would smile and wave at people when we were out, you know, out in the street doing stuff. performer partner claire bonner considers ariana family she watched the gabby petito coverage with deep sadness on a number of

by 662 square feet. 3,333 square foot property is located on the east side of head street between holloway avenue and garfield street within the rh-1 and oceanview special use district. the immediate neighborhood includes 123 residential development, including multi-and single-family resident. the item before you is required by planning code section 209.1, 249.3 and 303 to allow expansion for the creation of five or more bedrooms within the district. prior to this, the listed conditional use authorization, the project sponsors did conduct a pre-application meeting on march 22, 2021. two members of the public attended the pre-application meeting. at the meeting, the public members discussed concerns regarding construction. the department recommends approval of conditions and believes the project is necessary and desirable for the following reasons. they find that the project is on balance and consistent with objectives and policies of the general plan and meets applicable planning codes. it will accommodate six bedrooms and the needs of the property owners and the growing family and multi-g

by 662 square feet. 3,333 square foot property is located on the east side of head street between hollowaye and garfield street within the rh-1 and oceanview special use district. the immediate neighborhood includes 123 residential development, including multi-and single-family resident. the item before you is required by planning code section 209.1, 249.3 and 303 to allow expansion for the creation of five or more bedrooms within the district. prior to this, the listed conditional use authorization, the project sponsors did conduct a pre-application meeting on march 22, 2021. two members of the public attended the pre-application meeting. at the meeting, the public members discussed concerns regarding construction. the department recommends approval of conditions and believes the project is necessary and desirable for the following reasons. they find that the project is on balance and consistent with objectives and policies of the general plan and meets applicable planning codes. it will accommodate six bedrooms and the needs of the property owners and the growing family and multi-generat