as it was for kay mortensen. it was november 16th, 2009, just before thanksgiving. >> hi, this is -- we have the police on the way to help you there, are you sure your dad's cold to the touch? >> kay did not shoot some intruder as he'd long promised he was prepared to do. no, somebody killed him. without firing a shot. and the man on the phone reporting the crime? roger mortensen, kay's eldest son. >> sliced his throat? >> yes. >> it wasn't long before kay's wife darla had made it to the mouth of the canyon and was led to the command post that had been set up just down the hill from their home. that's where they gave her the news. >> your life just comes tumbling down. you know, you have it all planned out. you think you know what it's going to be. and then everything's gone. >> kay caught off guard? not kay, thought darla, impossible. but that seemed to be just what happened. at least that's what roger and pam told the police, and later us. and a very strange story it was that began, they said, when pam received

patrick and kay had survived.nd detective kendall had some questions for kay. >> how did he come through the window? >> t coming up -- kay describes in horrifying detail asc night of terror. >> he said you do anything stupid i have a gun and i have your kid and i have your h husband. >> but does her story match the evidence? when "dateline" continues. evidence ut when "dateline" continues. [ fizz ] joining meeting. [ coughing ] [ gasping ] skip to cold relief fast with alka seltzer plus severe power fast fizz. dissolves quickly, instantly ready to start working. ♪ oh, what a relief it is so fast. wthe natural light is amazing. hardwood floors. there is a bit of a clogging problem. (clog dancing) at least geico makes it easy to bundle our renters and car insurance. yeah, helping us save us even more... for bundling made easy, go to geico.com who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the fi

linda has known kay all her life. the impact kay has made on the village is immense.erself, because it'sjust been her life. what's your secret, kay? you've been working here almost 80 years. i think you've got to like helping people and one another. how will you feel on that last day? it will be very strange, really, and you know, we should be sorry, you know? i never thought i would live till now. and i thought i shall die and the place will be sold. and i wouldn't have to deal with all this. i didn't think i'd be here! laughter as 2020 draws to an end, kay and anne will lock up for the last time, but there is no doubting the imprint this shropshire postm istress has left on her beloved village. geeta pendse, bbc news, claverley. what an extraordinary career, 80 yea rs what an extraordinary career, 80 years in the same job. i what an extraordinary career, 80 years in the samejob. i think life in that village really will not be the same after she has finally departed. kay, 93 years of age. stay with us. hello. after a stormy start to the day, the winds from storm bell

linda has known kay all her life. the impact kay has made on the village is absolutely immense. will be kay herself, because it'sjust been her life. what is your secret, kay, because you've been working here for almost 80 years? i think you've got to like people and helping one another. and how do you think both of you are going to feel on that last day? it will be very strange, really. you know, we shall be sorry, you know? i never thought i'd live till now. and i thought i shall die and the place will all be sold, and i shouldn't have had all this! i didn't think i'd be here! laughter. as 2020 draws to an end, kay and ann will lock up for the last time, but there is no doubting the imprint this shropshire postmistress has left on her beloved village. geeta pendse, bbc news, claverley. good luck to her in her retirement. that's all from me, you can reach me on twitter. and there is plenty more on twitter. and there is plenty more on all of the stories on the website. thanks very much for watching. goodbye. hello, storm bella has been battering a large swathe of the uk in the la

kai-shek, chiang kai-shek, chiang kai-shek would be the panda hugger in me. the more reasonable answer is there are some problems that just do not get solved. he could not solve all the problems of china and the sabotages were able to his attempts at political change and economic change, at social change. so the answer is chiang kai-shek, but the real answer is there's nobody else that could have done any better. it was going to happen -- i'm not saying it is inevitable, but there were so many problems in china and the communists just made them worse and capped offering hope. at the end of the day, it's hope and the communists promised hoped and chiang kai-shek promised a top-down, nobles led, arguably more dynastic-like government, and it was time for change. i could be disputed by at least a hundred scholars on that. camille: what books do you recommend for beginners on china in regards to your lecture? geoff: the next slide. the first one is the may 4 movement, which is a classic every chinese graduate student would read. i'm a huge fan of john king fairba

well, postmistress kay white has done just that.from her post office in shropshire and in that time, she's seen it all. from world war two, to the transformation of the postal service, she's been honoured by the queen as well. as geeta pendse has been finding out. put your letter through. thank you. a life behind the counter. at 93, kay white is the oldest postmistress in the country, assisted by ann, her spritely 75—year—old niece. kay started working at her village post office in claverley at the age of 14. there we are. mrs drew, that was postmistress, asked mother if i'd come and help in the office. and in those days, if your mother says you're going to do something, you do it. and so, that's how i came to be here. kay became postmistress in 1960, and whilst technology has changed, she still remembers doing the accounts by herself. mother used to say to me, "kay, isn't there anybody who could help you?" i used to say, "nobody would understand this lot!" laughter. now, after almost 80 years, kay has decided to retire, leaving a b

linda has known kay all her life. the impact kay has made is immense.— kay? just her life. what's your secret, geeta -- kay? ithink just her life. what's your secret, geeta -- kay? i think you've got to like helping people and one another. however you feel on that last day? it will be very strange, really, and you know, we should be sorry, you know? i never thought i would live till now. i thought i shall die before the place was sold. and i wouldn't have to deal with all this. ididn't wouldn't have to deal with all this. i didn't think i'd be here! is 2020 draws to an end, kay and an will look up for the last time, but there is no doubting the imprint is shropshire postmistress has left on her beloved village. geeta pendse, bbc news, clovelly. it's a lovely story. they are going to miss her, the heart and soul of the community. 80 years. let's take a quick look at the weather. hello, where is that? storm bella is peaking with the strength of its wind in excess of 80 mph, so damaging winds and lots of debris down, easily bringing trees down and power li

this is when rooney at the same age as kai is now, appearing as a mascot.o make a name for himself. katie gornall, bbc news. i'm sure he will. a proud day they are for the rooney family. that's all from sportsday. we will be back with all of tomorrow's action on bbc news at 6:30 p:m.. for now, goodbye. hello there, it's very mild today. it's also windy and for some parts of the country, very wet as well. this area of cloud has been bringing the wetter weather into western parts of the uk. the weather front driving it is not moving very far today, so it stays wet in scotland, wales and western parts of england. the focus of the very heavy rain is going to be across south wales and south—west england. we've got this amber rain warning from the met office — flooding likely, travel disruption too. these are the two main areas of heavy rain and it's over the higher ground — dartmoor, the brecon beacons — that will see 100 millimetres, four inches by the end of the day. that wetter weather still around actually in the same sort of area all the way up into eastern

elsewhere, on the front of the guardian, a photograph of the sky presenter kay burley, and her colleague. they've been taken off air for six and three months respectively, after breaching covid—i9 rules. so, let's begin. once again as i always loved to see you both, polly and lynn. let's start off with the times because we had the metro earlier talking about playing aussie rules, the times taking this less play on words but it is talking about boris johnson raising less play on words but it is talking about borisjohnson raising this prospect of an australia option. we know that is a no—deal. prospect of an australia option. we know that is a no-deal. yeah, brace yourselves, folks, ithink know that is a no-deal. yeah, brace yourselves, folks, i think is what he is trying to say. he is trying to use he is trying to say. he is trying to use this stronger language and that is ahead of this latest deadline if you like on sunday which i'm not sure what polly things but i am not sure what polly things but i am not sure if sunday will be the last deadline we will see to be honest given that parl

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and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy.ours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. >>> welcome back. china is racing right now to develop a coronavirus vaccine and distribute it. cnn has gained exclusive access to the preparations at an airport in southern china where they're gearing up to ship a vaccine once it's approved. let's get right to david culver. david, tell us everything. what are you seeing? >> reporter: hi, laura. what makes this unique compared to what we're seeing in the u.s. and the u.k. and other parts of europe is this is not about domestic distribution of the vaccine, this is about global distributions. china already planning to export it. they're not just doing this for goodwill, i can tell you that. it's partly because the companies behind it are going to benefit financially. it's an opportunity for them to repair what many perceive to be a tarnished image after many images of mishandling early on. in either case, we were able to get a look at what that distribution will loo

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this is wayne rooney at the same age as kai is now, appearing as a mascot in the merseyside derby.bc news. if you're dreaming of a white christmas, spare a thought for these travellers injapan. more than 1,000 people in 600 vehicles are stuck on a major road, nearly two days after it became impassable because of record snowfall. one driver said he'd been in his carfor a0 hours. another said he'd run out of supplies and was having to eat the snow.

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so, sky news presenter kay burley has agreed to be off airfor six months news presenter kay burley hasre persistent rain through the day. further west, a bitter brightness, a lot of cloud, and i will be some showers, some of which will be some showers, some of which will be some showers, some of which will be heavy. 11 degrees for london, cardiff and plymouth, further north, highs of seven or eight. as we look further ahead towards the weekend, saturday promises something a bit brighter, heavy rain and strong winds for sunday. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines. the eu lays out plans to keep road and air travel running with the uk — in case there‘s no brexit deal. the two sides say they will keep negotiating until sunday. it is difficult. we are willing to grant access to the single market to our british friends. it‘s the largest single market in the world. but the conditions have to be fair. we will leave no stone unturned. we would like a deal if it's possible but we are not going to sacrifice the basic point of democratic principle. uk travellers could be barred fr

and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. >>> lieding the news, a san francisco grandmother stood her ground against an angry customer a woman was upset her order wasn't ready here's what she did. she jrue a 5-pound bottle of hand sanitizer toward the owner's daughter and grand dart. she used the table like a battering ram to get her out the door they would like an apology no one was hurt. see that little kid watching it all? i would have been terrified. >> over an order ludicrous. >>> two north texas police officers are being hailed as heroes after they saved a family from a late-night house fire they were driving down the road when they saw flames coming out of the roof of the house this is body camera footage. they pounded on the door to alert the family who was asleep. their quick actions helped save two adults, two kids, as well as their dog. no one was injured no word on the cause of the fire. >>> now a personal announcement. elliott page who w

katty kay? this looks so embarrassing for the american government in part because the u.s. has spent billions of dollars on this program einstein, which is meant to protect the u.s. from exactly this kind of intrusion. what went wrong? why did einstein fail or is it just that the russians have got so much better in recent years this kind of cyberattack and managed to get in undetected? >> we don't know yet, katty. i think it's too early to tell exactly what part of our defenses broke down, but it's clear that a lot of the efforts have been designed to train users not to click on links and really to try to solve the problems of user error. this may have been caused in part by user error but went far beyond that. in fact, every agency has to upload software patches. you have to do it on your iphone, you have to do it on your networks. you have to do it on your cloud infrastructure. it's like basically they poisoned our own medicine that we have to take and so it's an incredibly sophisticated attac

thank you, ranking member kay granger. mr. speaker, i had the as rtunity to do a video, we all are communicating with one another virtually, about my colleague and friend with whom i have served for over three decades. ms. nita lowey. i went to school with -- in nita lowey's district many, many years ago. and when she came here, we became friends and shortly thereafter she came on the appropriations committee and we served together as speaker pelosi said on the labor, health and human services and education subcommittee, the appropriations committee of the i served on that committee for 23 -- committee. i served on that committee for 23 years. i have a great affection for that committee. which served under a gentleman from the state of kentucky. he used to stand when he presented that bill to the floor and say, this is the people's bill. mr. speaker, this is the people's bill. this is the bill that must pass. they say that good things come to those who wait. they've waited too long. too much pain. physical. too many deaths. to

and washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay is with us. we'll get to the slow-moving coup in just a moment. but first, overnight congress passed one of the largest stimulus packages in the country's history. it totals $2.3 trillion and it includes not only the $900 billion coronavirus relief bill, but a full government funding package as well. the combined bills which include direct payments and unemployment benefits tops out at nearly 5,600 pages. it was only given to lawmakers to read yesterday afternoon, due to some technical issues. in the house it passed 359- 53. in the senate, it passed 92-6. two republicans missed the vote while six voted against it. many of them citing the cost of the bill. mercy. >> we have deficit hawks now. >> oh, my goodness, where have you been all my life? >> how cute is that? they run up the biggest deficits in u.s. history. even before covid. the biggest debt in american history, mika, now they're deficit hawks. well, how convenient that they're deficit hawks again with a democrat coming into the presidency

kay reeg. he's made no assessments at least -- kayleigh: he's made no assessments at least in my presence about that and if we have personnel announcements we'll announce that reporter: on the vaccine, you said 40 million doses. i recall the president say, perhaps even you saying you were looking for 100 million coasts by the end of the year. 40 million is quite a bit short. can you just clarify that number. kayleigh: there are currently six vaccines we have identified as vaccines we were hopeful would come to fruition. with each -- with several of those, if not each of them, i can follow up on the exact number, we have manufacturing contracts, we have manufactured doses with several of these. but it is -- they have to come to completion. with each new vaccine that comes along with that will come millions and millions of doses that have already been manufactured in time. currently, of the four vaccines in phase three clinical trial, moderna, pfizer, astrazeneca, two of those have gotten to the

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and now i'm back on top... with koala kai.e over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. ♪ >>> time to check "the pulse." we begin with a new monolith mystery, this time in europe. >> all right. look at your screen and check out the latest shiny metal objects to make headlines. it's 13 feet tall and sits in romania near a historical site. news of that monolith comes just a few days after a hunk of metal in the utah desert vanished just as mysteriously as it first appeared. officials think it might be the work of an artist. >> officials in romania say they have no idea where their monolith came from. >>> next first lady melania trump decked the halls. she's unveiled the white house holiday decorations. >> the theme for the final christmas for the trumps in the white house is "america the beautiful." she credits volunteers from across the country with helping her make the choices. there's a nod to first responders and health workers. >> it comes weeks after the first lady was heard on a recording using expletives to complain ab

.♪ ♪ kay: welcome to world news america.ears ago, global headlines were dominated bavpolitical up in venezuela. we reported extensively on what looked at the time like the end of the maduro regime. only still in power, he has won a major electoral victory, giving him back control of the nationalism billy. turns out -- the turnout was low and the pol was criticized internationally is fraudulent. but its d give mr. maduro complete control of the country's political institutions. the opposition is now in peril. our south america correspondent reports from caracas. surprise. these results were no with the vast majority of candidatede loyalty pre nicolas maduro, there was only going to be one winner. the nationalism billy had been the last raining branch of government controlled by the opposition. now, president maduro has caught -- has consolidated his power. >> we have compiled the constitution. five years on, i come out and say that we have a new tionalism billy as a result of the popur vote. people have elected their lawmaker

that was kay recede reporting many of the people killed were from right here in the bay area. >>is warning of drastic staff cuts if it does not receive federal relief funding. the agency says it's currently on pace for 6 to 8 million dollar deficit by the end of the current fiscal year with revenue down nearly 13%. it says it has exhausted many of its onetime tools to save money such as implementing a hiring freeze reducing over time using federal funding but without more federal help the agency would need to lay off more than 1000 full-time employees which is equivalent to nearly a quarter of its staff. it's smoking is now banned inside of san francisco apartments, this makes san francisco, the largest city in the country to do so the original proposal sought to ban marijuana smoking in apartments, the supervisors later voted to exclude marijuana after cannabis activists said that the law would take away their only legal place to smoke. now it's currently illegal under state law to smoke cannabis in public places. san francisco administrator naomi kelly is taking a voluntary

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