. >> life used to be much simpler for lottie. in the fall of 1995 she moved to cobb county georgia, just north of atlanta. she lived in this house with her daughter christina. >> this is an upper scale neighborhood. me and christina were always outside. life was good. i was happy. >> their downstairs neighbors were carmen smith and her son nick. nick had a million smoil. kristin haran is carmen's sister. >> she was a gorgeous strawberry blond, feisty. very outgoing young woman who loved her son more than anything in the whole world. they were just like two peas in a pod. >> it was a monday afternoon, the week before halloween. nick and christina got off the school bus and walked home together. cobb county prosecutor jesse evans. >> first thing they did is go downstairs to see if they could find nick's mom. her car was there. she should be there. >> while christina stayed by the door, nick went inside. someone was there but not his mom. >> nick turned the corner and he saw something move across the bedroom down the long hallway. >

you know, my mom and dad, they didn't have the money, so my aunt lottie may used to make -- lottie maythe dresses for the events that i did on her sewing machine, and so i love giving love to people who got those sewing machines in their house, the vogue patterns -- remember the vogue patterns? all that, that's what was dressing me all those years. so, that's why we're giving love. denzel, this suit is fire. all right, let's say hi to our friends and family in the cyber hall. elisa trucaznova, from n jersey.how aryo north carolina, watching on newschannel 12. >> hey! >> hey, girl! [ cheers and applause ] and kevin winderstran, from west fargo, north dakota! watching on wday tv. thank you, fam. see, as far away as we can find a tam fam member, we will bring you into our home. thank you so much for being here and being family. go to tamronhallshow.com, and you can sign up to join the family in cyber hall. and, again, don't forget -- monday, we're launching the whole new up-and-coming fashion designers, and i've been going through racks and racks of clothes. it's incredible, the talent ou

chance to help ugandans without in this having to bring the bucket to him now not all parents under lottie's are amazed that this irrelative by spoke to told me that bringing back her brother should be looked at as a priority to before the government can consider anything goes but until the government makes a final decision the fate of the ugandans in china remains in balance ok now moving on tonics story swarms of billions of ravaging crops in east africa and the u.n. is warning bear is risk off catastrophe officials say immediate action is needed before more rainfall in the weeks ahead brings fresh vegetation to feed new generations off the pests efforts to contain the pest in windy in central kenya. experts say this is just a short window to prevent the worst. these locusts are still on the ground they're feeding and grouping together but it's only a matter of time to fall they're able to fly. it's time for the international community to understand. that with no otherwise we would. there would be a level of acute food insecurity there would be 1000000 more people who require food assistan

bl lotty ben davis and anyone else. if you have prepared a statement, leave it with the clerk for review in the file. we ask that speakers avoid repetition and come on up. >> i'm the founder and ceo of jar world wide, a california nonprofit bringing quality education to children. ai'm in the bay area working to change the world and there's been very few spaces i felt belonging. shack 15 is one of the first spaces i felt empowered to follow my dreams and change the world. they took me in and gave me a home against a community who has changed my life and provided me with a workspace. this is a space for people from underrepresentatived communities, unparalleled. i'm able to bring my friends from all backgrounds, such as musicians, artists and more as guests and we attend the amazing events that shack 15 puts on. i don't even drink and i'm in support of shack 15 serving alcoholic beverages because i know how impactful this will be for galas to support initiatives to galleries focused on artists from underrepresented backgr

lottie's contacted several n.g.o.s for comment the boat refugee foundation denies any of the greek allegations saying it focuses solely on humanitarian work so called on conditions of refugee camps to be improved. learners not oppose and police have been facing a backlash since announcing plans to use live facial recognition cameras also provoked a surge of interest in make up known as danceable camouflage so that at the stash he has more. make up i says never learn on a daily basis but i don't think i rely on it as worse these guys this is a no no of your race but they're standing up to surveillance while they're doing is using anti facial recognition makeup to defy the system taking defiance to a whole new level. looks like a castle i would be proud of himself well that's an estimated 630000 c.c.t.v. cameras watching london's $8000000.00 people go about the daily lives that's around one camera for 14 people this is just a case of algorithms can already extract information ranging from gender age and even mood from a single image and then those physical attributes can be linked to commercial

lottie's asked several of the ngos working there to comment on the situation and since we hear anything back from them we'll let you know what their responses are. next thousands of iranians have turned out for an anti us rally in the capital to which comes as the country marks the 41st anniversary of the islamic revolution tuesday as tensions spiral but the united states has a look back at how the republicans molded by events in the late night and seventy's . us around relations at a new low in. early january after the top radio commander he was killed in an american air strike in baghdad less than a week after that iran retaliated with missile attacks against u.s. bases in iraq addressing iranians during the rally president rouhani struck a defiant tone. oh my god that. was actually in the past 2 years america has put so much pressure on our beloved people and all of our treat all of our exports all of our imports and all of the countries needs to exhaust the patience of our people the americans did not understand the greatness of the iranian people the united states believes it is fa

renowned psychologist jordan peterson went to russia for treatment his daughter was told that to lottie's that's on the boy he's been undergoing detox treatment in this country after being misdiagnosed in several american hospitals. i've had hundreds and hundreds of people reach out telling me they've had the same experience with benzodiazepines so i think that there's a huge misunderstanding about the dangers of physical dependence regarding specifically this class of drugs north america the medical industry is heavily like wow if you go to medical school a lot of the courses to take are backed by the pharmaceutical companies part of the reason we thought russia was a good option is because the medical system here isn't as backed by pharmaceutical companies as it is in north america people who are meaning well go to med school medical school and are perhaps taught by the wrong people and then end up over prescribing. we kill a fetus and the father suffers in extreme mood to immune reaction to being prescribed a higher dose of into exotic pills that he almost died but is now recovering al

lottie's been speaking to several n.g.o.s to comment on the situation and we'll let you know their response as we get it. the world health organization say using the media not to cause hysteria surrounding the krona virus outbreak itself the report so much citing a medical expert from on call warning that nearly 2 thirds of the world's population could be at risk of contracting the disease some concerning instances of on ward transmission from people was not travel history to china could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no it's only a spark objective remains containment. well the corona virus which has now been named 19 has a mortality rate of 2 percent we can compare that to sars you can see it on the screen that was back in 2003 that killed 10 percent of those who cause it and a more recent health emergency in africa the ebola virus was also much more deadly than the corona virus. all that said though against the backdrop of panic and exaggerated reports people of asian descent are increasingly becoming the target of racist abuse across the globe over the coronavirus fears

mediterranean some rain sleet and snow so because posset greece and also into on the other side of the maddest lotty fine and dry with plenty of warm sunshine for all. in india identity politics on the rise what we're seeing is the construction of budget shooting cuts and loads of commuting to put across the country and as a dockside into 12 is you do see the grit from his office the majesty of the him to fix into something more like the team i didn't see of the british football i meet with victims of violence and discover what life is like for minorities in the country join me on my journey in search of india's soul on al-jazeera. all right let's have a look at the top stories here of hong kong has recorded its 1st deaths from the corona virus a 39 year old had visited last month on tuesday china put its staff to hole up 425 and reported more than 20000 infections. results from the iowa caucuses have been delayed because of inconsistences now this is the 1st vote in the u.s. to pick a democratic presidential nominee. will say the problem has nothing to do with hacking or foul play. turkey says his

we've got high pressure dominating the weather across much of china so here it is settled and lotty tribe in some places of fog and for us to watch out for but for the most part i think what's going on we've got some rather more in the way of cloud just swirling away just around the sea of japan and that will bring some wintry weather into northern honshu into whole card i would venture it will squeeze its way out south of that tokyo warm and dry temperatures here at around to 14 degrees celsius is not so dry those you follow that cloud through the east china sea into southern parts of china heavy rain coming through here and more the same slides a little further southwards and east which as we go on into choose day in the process japan will brighten up for that settle weather there across part of northern china and also into the korean peninsula it's settled so you across the philippines right down through india china vietnam cambodia laos all seeing plenty of sunshine it's a dry season so that's as it should be the wet season further south and the heavy showers they are going to continu

rain sleet and snow so any cost posset greece and also into turkey on the other side of the maddest lotty fine and dry with plenty of warm sunshine for all. i'll just earaches prose prominent figures of the 20th century and how life will raise influenced the course of history was the human revolution coming his own way feel castro is a futile least another coming mr castro into this country change that international revolution became a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . a comeback is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera turkey says its military has had thousands of syrian government targets killing many troops the strikes were launched after 5 turkish soldiers and 3 civilians were killed by shelling in italy province pressure is growing in hong kong to contain the new coronavirus with the territory shutting down most of its borders with mainland china chief executive kerry latham a suspended 10 out of 13 entry points and a bit to get used to slow speed. a

lottie has contacted several n.g.o.s for comment that both refugee foundation denies any of the greek allegations saying it focuses solely on humanitarian work as also called on conditions at refugee camps to be improved. facebook boss mark zuckerberg has called for tighter government regulation of online content saying it shouldn't be left to private companies his comments came during an address at this week's munich security conference. i do think that we don't want private companies making so many decisions about how to balance social equity use without a more democratic process so i think that where where the lines in my opinion should be drawn is there should be more guidance and regulation from the states. during a speech that said his company already employed 35000 people to review content and security on the platform with a more than a 1000000 fake accounts taken down on a daily basis however in recent years facebook has come under fire for helping to spread fake news along with its policy on political advertising we raise the issue with privacy activists bill knew who questio

global says that all information regarding the case is confidential lottie has spoken to the genius on just lawyer about this been attending the trial he claims that the company shed thousands of documents at the cia. when there is a large amount of evidence related to the work that the u.c. global company carried out while providing security services to the embassy the company's e-mails indicate priority is knowledge goals including mr assad his lawyers his doctors and ecuadorian diplomats themselves there's also evidence that they gave the gathered information to u.s. intelligence these are hundreds if not thousands of images of. documents on the visits of mr sands photos visas entry and exit stamps they also installed bugs inside the embassy one of them was placed on a fire extinguisher in the meeting room listening device recorded many hours of mr sanders meetings which led to reinforce the case mr sloan suspected that they were spying on him and started holding his meetings at the back of the building in the female restroom as soon as they discovered it they installed the micropho

across a good pop off the caribbean looking good for the lesser antilles over the next couple days lotty set fair bit we'll see a few showers across the great toronto despond you know seeing some showers cuba seeing some showers and we got this line of rubble persistent rain which extends its way down into southern parts of mexico across the yucatan peninsula that will sink further south which is because through thursday keep returning increasingly wet but lossie try to the east. the americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the truck parts of america are getting trampy or there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had 30 percent americans believing. on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so plainly wrong the bottom line on u.s. politics and policies and their effect on the world. step into the unknown with central america's 1st ever theatrical production by actors with down syndrome. a life journey illuminated on stage each performer transformed with the rays of a curtain. witness time to love a backstage to. this is al-jazeera. hello

leadership offices at midnight before the government shuts down and the structure of congress has a lotti to do that it could be changed but it's dangerous to say this on c-span there are ways transparency has gone too far in congress there is no quiete spaces to talk to one another only the protected spaces are at midnight before the government shuts down and that's with all the work c-span is a godsend but there has to be some places for members to bargain and deal with each other and there's no such thing as bargaining in public it's like you're watching a show not the real work of the legislature. so congress has to be much more self-conscious about the way i that it structures its work. members are very dissatisfied the quality of life is pretty low and they could do something about it so younger members in particular both parties don't even know what they're not doing they did not see congress functioned the big bipartisan bill happened in the early bush years which is a long time agoow now and congress hasn't felt itself functioning because that makes its own rulesnd and could chan

it doesn't matter what lottie says. this case is about carmen. this case is about nick. >> reporter: that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> first up on msnbc, one day to go before history is made in iowa. candidates make their closing pitches as voters get ready to caucus. but wait! a last-minute snafu in the gold standard of polls! >>> the white house has several key emails involving dealings with ukraine. why didn't they come out during the president's impeachment trial? >>> a firsthand look at the coronavirus and new insight from ground zero at the outbreak in china. >>> 12 hours from now, there will be a kickoff to the wbig game. you have the kansas city chiefs against the san francisco 49ers. >> i invited myself to cori's house tonight for the super bowl party. >> today is a weird calendar days where 02-02-20. you got it! >> make's everyone's head spins. >> the next will be a thousand years from today. >> wow. >> an impactful day and busy week. >> yes, indeed. a bupsy week. historic one fo

have been overwhelmeby the support the community is providing california state auditor says the state lotty skimped on giving $36 million to public schools. that's today, it also says the e calirnia lottery. >>spent $720,000 onood and travel expenses without considerg cheaper alternatives, thelottery is supposed givmoney to public schools as part of a state w in a statement the california lottery says it disagre with the audors findin in the agency gives as much money as it can to public education, you know as we mentioned earlier in the show president trump wrapped up a short trip to india today, but. >>concerns he at home and across the globe, they were left far behind as cnn's jim acosta reports now president trump weigh in on potential 2020 electiomeddling and coronavirus outbreak. >>after being impeached over accusations he pressured election rival president trump now claims he doest want any outside help can you plge to the american people that you will not accept any foreign assistance in the upcoming election. >>i want no help. >>any country and i haven't been given help from any co

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bl lotty ben davis and anyone else. if you have prepared a statement, leave it with the clerk for review in the file. we ask that speakers avoid repetition and come on up. >> i'm the founder and ceo of jar world wide, a california nonprofit bringing quality education to children. ai'm in the bay area working to change the world and there's been very few spaces i felt belonging. shack 15 is one of the first spaces i felt empowered to follow my dreams and change the world. they took me in and gave me a home against a community who has changed my life and provided me with a workspace. this is a space for people from underrepresentatived communities, unparalleled. i'm able to bring my friends from all backgrounds, such as musicians, artists and more as guests and we attend the amazing events that shack 15 puts on. i don't even drink and i'm in support of shack 15 serving alcoholic beverages because i know how impactful this will be for galas to support initiatives to galleries focused on artists from underrepresented backgr