. >> miriam gets home. it looked like the house had been ransacked. >> she sees alan laying on the kitchen floor. >> he was shot right in the back of the head. >> 62-year-old alan helmick dead. >> here in this parking lot, less than two months before alan was murdered, there was an earlier attempt on his life. >> somebody tried to torch our car. >> so the car actually got torched? >> we found a vehicle that had a wick in its gas tank and had been set on fire. >> never seen anything like that before. >> we didn't know if this person could come back. >> miriam became convinced she was being watched. >> she thought somebody was trying to come into the house. and she was scared for her life. >> two weeks after alan's murder, miriam finds a dramatic discovery under her doormat. >> and she goes, "what should i do? what should i do?" and i said, "you call the police and you get away from there." >> there's a card inside that says, "allen's first. your next. run, run, run." ♪ >>> out here in the western colorado co

miriam was a was a dance instructor, and allen was wealthy but but lonely. in that grand junction, colorado area. before too long, they get married. he buys miriam her own dance studio, a sprawling horse ranch, and everything seems great, like a marriage made in heaven, right? but then one day, miriam comes home from shopping to discover that her husband has been shot dead on the kitchen floor. it looks like a break in a burglary. the kitchen is ransacked. miriam frantically calls 911, and that's when the investigation, full of twists and turns, begins. >> and i understand the title run, run, run actually refers to a note that was left. right? >> yeah. there's a there's more to this story, more mystery to it. because after her husband had been shot dead, miriam says she's out shopping all morning and comes home uh- to one night to find a greeting card under the mat near her front door, and someone has scribbled the words on these words on that card. it said allen was first your husband, allen was first. you are next. run, run, run. and of course, that raises

miriam. miriam de quÉ se trate? por quÉ es tan importante para estados unidos?camente el brazo humanitario de estados unidos. sabemos que fue creada hace dÉcadas. seis dÉcadas, para ser exactos, para aliviar la pobreza, enfermedades y tambiÉn combatir todo tipo de crisis en algunos de los paÍses mÁs necesitados del mundo. estados unidos destina miles de millones de dÓlares anualmente, pero cabe destacar que esto suma. esta suma termina siendo un pequeÑo porcentaje del presupuesto federal. aquÍ tenemos la Última informaciÓn. un futuro sombrÍo para la agencia estadounidense del desarrollo internacional, que por seis dÉcadas ha combatido el hambre y la pobreza y ofrecido ayuda humanitaria a nivel mundial. la administraciÓn trump anunciÓ que estÁ poniendo en licencia a la mayorÍa del personal desplegado alrededor del mundo, a menos de que sean empleados esenciales y que tienen 30 dÍas para regresar a casa. segÚn datos del servicio de investigaciÓn del congreso, la agencia cuenta con mÁs de 10.000 empleados, la mayorÍa trabajando fuera del paÍs. la medida que toma ef

este lunes miriam arias ha estado siguiendo esta informacion.tardes miriam. >> hola nicole octavio. muy buenas tardes. pues si, el anuncio ha causado bastantes reacciones, tambien algo de confusion, ya que mas alla de ese acuerdo sobre inmigrantes indocumentados, el salvador ofrecio albergar en sus prisiones a criminales encarcelados de nacionalidad estadounidense. tambien tenemos aqui las palabras de de rubio y tambien de bukele. la reunion del secretario de estado estadounidense, marco rubio, con el presidente de el salvador, nayib bukele, termina con un acuerdo historico entre ambas naciones y una oferta sin precedentes. bukele acepto recibir en sus prisiones a migrantes indocumentados que hayan cometido crimenes en territorio estadounidense, sin importar su nacionalidad. y en una conferencia de prensa, rubio anadio que bukele tambien se ofrecio a albergar en sus carceles a criminales peligrosos bajo custodia en estados unidos, aun cuando sean ciudadanos e estadounidenses o residentes legales. >> agreed to accept for deportation. and illegal

he then cited two of his top political donors, israeli-american miriam adelson and her late husband,on would come into the white house, probably almost more than anybody outside of people that work there. and they were always after. and as soon as i'd give them something, always for israel, as soon as i'd give them something, they'd want something else. i'd say, give me a couple of weeks, will you, please? >> and this was the cover of new york magazine last spring during the campaign featuring trump putting the medal of freedom around his megadonor, miriam adelson's neck and posing the question, what is adelson expect from trump in return for helping him get reelected? and now trump and his middle east envoy, steve witkoff, are taking credit for pushing the ceasefire and hostage deal across the finish line, a deal that netanyahu played a major part in preventing over the course of the last 15 months. joining me now to discuss this is john hoffman, research fellow at the cato institute, whose latest piece in time magazine is the hopeful sounding how trump can be a middle east peacemak

is a catholic lady who has basically been purchased by miriam adelson to do is reels bidding. and donald trump in get in securing the cease fire from gaza, has ensured that the regional war that would have up ended the 1st part of his administration. the 1st year of his administration and his tenure did not happen. we should just say we are having this interview before any, perhaps the imminent strike from israel and iran. well, yeah i'll, i'll get to that. donald trump, this is donald trump did not want a potential conflict with iran right away. he it, and it was, it was, it was heading there. yeah. and was sort of the testing ground for what israel was planning to do in iran. and that is stop thanks to the cease fire. the trumpet as golf, buddy steve woodcock secured, or trump is handed over the west bank to israel effectively. israel's rampaging through the northern west bank trying to stamp out all signs of resistance around jeanine, where the palestinian authority is lost control it is working to be found on run east jerusalem. the us is fully on board with that does cred

gracias, miriam.

regreso contigo. >> gracias, miriam. fascinante.cuenta nuestra. las celebraciones del aÑo nuevo chino estÁn en pleno apogeo en la capital espaÑola. se ha unido a estos festejos con este hermoso espectÁculo de fuegos artificiales. se festeja el aÑo de la serpiente de madera en el Área conocida como el chaneton de madrid, y ya es toda una tradiciÓn. y la prÓxima semana llega el evento deportivo mÁs esperado, el super bowl, en su ediciÓn 59 y serÁ en e superdome de nueva orleans, donde los chiefs de kansas city se enfrentarÁn a los eagles de filadelfia. usted lo podrÁ ver por telemundo este 9 de febrero, a partir de las 18:00 esta noche en zona mixta, santiago jimÉnez ya cenÓ pasta en italia. ademÁs, los goles del dÍa de hoy en la liga 1010 y una

joanna. >> gracias miriam por tu informe.ecolÓgicos, de educaciÓn y humanitarios hasta econÓmicos. el paÍs que mÁs recibe ayuda es ucrania, con mÁse 16.400.000.000 de dÓlares. le sigue etiopÍa y jordania. en amÉrica latina, colombia es el que mÁs se beneficia con 389 millones de dÓlares solo en 2023. de momento, el gobierno no ha congelado las asistencias humanitarias que considera salvan vidas mientras se evalÚa durante 0 dÍas todos los programas y de materializarse la suspensiÓn de estos fondos. amÉrica latina se verÍa impactada. entre los proyectos que quedarÍan en el aire estÁn los esfuerzos para conservar el amazonas brasileÑo, la erradicaciÓn de la coca en perÚ y en colombia y la asistencia humanitaria. xulio cross desde bogotÁ nos amplÍa. >> por mucho tiempo colombia ha sido el paÍs latinoamericano que ha recibido mÁs asistencia de usaid. la decisiÓn de estados unidos de congelar los fondos que distribuyen la agencia ya genera consecuencias. >> muchas personas piensan que esto solamente son ayudas humanitarias, que es

. >> miriam arias nos tienen los detalles de esta gran gala. >> espectÁculos por todo lo alto, discursosra is in the house everybody the greatest. everthing that isn't a classy fellaini. >> with a smile lady gaga and bruno mars. lady gaga Óo mars y desde el escenario le hablÓ a la comunidad transgÉnero. >> trans people are not invisible. trans people deserve love. >> alicia keys impulsando la diversidad. >> is not a it's a gift. >> sus palabras en medio de las crÍticas y medidas del presidente trump sobre los programas de diversidad, equidad e inclusiÓn en estados unidos y entre los momentos mÁs icÓnicos de la noche, taylor swift entregÁndole un premio a beyonce. >> cowboy carter. >> quien parecÍa no creer lo que escuchaba. con esto, beyonce se convierte en la primera mujer negra en recibir el premio a mejor Álbum de mÚsica country. ademaÁs, selevÓ otros dos premios, incluyendo por primera vez en 30 aÑos de carrera, el trofeo por el mejor Álbum del aÑo. visiblemente emocionada, volviÓ al escenario de la mano de su hija. >> i just feel very full and very honored. >> el momento se viralizÓ

miriam arias estÁ aquÍ siguiendo esta noticia. miriam buenas tardes. >> hola, nicole.en este caso, bÁsicamente estÁ diciendo que el objetivo en aurora, colorado era detener a mÁs de 100 miembros de este grupo criminal tren de aragua, y que todo es parte de una investigaciÓn activa. ademÁs, el dueÑo de un restaurante latino en nueva jersey nos cuenta cÓmo un video falso de una redada estÁ afectando su negocio. residentes graban desde sus ventanas la llegada de agentes migratorios a viviendas cercanas, parte de e las reciens redadas que siguen cobrando fuerza en estados unidos. >> empezÓ la comunicaciÓn. amistades. mira, por aquÍ entrÓ la migra. sÍ. esta migraciÓn. >> ahÍ se refiriÓ a este enorme operativo en aurora, colorado, en el que dijo que buscaban arrestar a mÁs de 100 miembros del grupo criminal tren de aragua, con asistencia de otras agencias federales. >> we're here today to conduct an at large enforcement operation looking for a trend agua. >> arrestos tambiÉn en denver y baltimore, donde fue capturado un presunto integrante de la pandilla ms13. previamente, e

in american history with a $100000000.00 in campaign donations from is really intelligence asset. miriam madison propelling him forward, surrounded by figures who are deeply embedded in the is rally, the the, the architecture of greater israel from his son in law, jared cushion or to david friedman, who was in bassett, or before noon, and bassett, or is mike huckabee who doesn't even recognize the existence of a west bank sees as real as the future landing pad for the messiah, at least to phonic us. it bassinger to the u. n. is a catholic lady who has basically been purchased by miriam adults in to do is reels bidding and donald trump didn't get in securing the cease fire from gaza. has ensured that the regional war that would have up ended the 1st part of his administration. the 1st year of his administration and his tenure did not happen. we should just say we're having this interview before any, perhaps the imminent strike from israel on the run. well, yeah i'll, i'll get to that. donald trump, this is donald trump, did not want a potential conflict with iran right away. he it, and it

. >> miriam's entire morning is accounted for.n offers up proof of where she's been. >> i think i have all the receipts in my pocket. >> we spoke with the host, john quinones, about what to expect. >> there's more to this story, more mystery to it. because after her husband had been shot dead, miriam says she's out shopping all morning and comes home uh- to one night to find a greeting card under the mat near her front door, and someone has scribbled the words on these words on that card. it said allen was first your husband. allen was first. you are next. run, run, run. and of course, that raises a lot of eyebrows. >> you can watch 2020 run, run, run tonight at 9:00 right here on abc seven with john q. the episode streams tomorrow on hulu. >> a special shout out for local firefighters by the legendary stevie nicks at the star studded fire aid benefit concert last night. she thanked them for saving her home in pacific palisades during the los angeles wildfires earlier this month. >> the reason they got saved is because it was a te

miriam arias nos amplia la decision. >> se emitio luego de que 19 estados demandaran a la ad administracionegando que ni musk ni miembros de su equipo tienen la autoridad para manejar datos confidenciales en su orden. el juez federal bloqueo temporalmente el acceso a informacion sensible del departamento del tesoro a funcionarios politicos y e empleados especiales, como el grupo de musk, incluyendo el sistema central de pagos. los numeros de seguro social y de cuentas bancarias de millones de estadounidenses. la orden, ademas, requiere destruir cualquier informacion obtenida por uno de estos grupos desde la toma de posesion de trump. >> la corte esta confirmando que el gobierno opera bajo. >> reglas y regulaciones y no bajo amistades delresidente. por el momento, iron musk no tiene ninguna posicion oficial en estados unidos.>> el grupo dos, liderado por musk y creado para descubrir y eliminar lo que la administracion trump considera gastos innecesarios del gobierno, ha sido objeto de criticas y mas reacciones legales. en un caso separado. un juez dictamino que dodge si podra acceder a datos

government and cuts critical social services for americans who need help in the name of efficiency, miriam ales, the widow of a casino owning pro israel billionaire donated $100000000.00 while pushing the trump team to support israel's annexation of the west bank. the next in yahoo government is now enjoying the political benefits of another billionaire. rupert murdoch contributes in a different way through his media outlets, including fox news and the wall street journal. 3 days after the journal ridicule trump's plan to place 25 percent across the board. terrorist on imports from canada and mexico saying it would spark the dumbest trade war in history. trump put that plan on hold, and there murdock was in the white house watching his investments pay off. the wall street journal's admonishing donald trump for creating the stupid s trade war that we've ever seen. realizing that not only are the people of this country going to be hurt, but the shareholders and the ceo of companies are going to be hurt as well. and he's backing off of that because the very donor base that gave money into his

>> david: miriam was sentenced to life plus 78 years. >> deborah: david, she has exhausted her appeals, but she says she still plans to fight for her freedom. that's our program for tonight. thanks so much for watching. i'm deborah roberts. >> david: i'm david muir. for all us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. what is shaping up to be a stormy weekend in the bay area. how much rain you can expect in your neighborhood? >> all i could see is a big ball of flames in the sky. >> if a frightening and fiery scene in philadelphia as a small plane crashes tonight, we're learning who was on board. >> and as the investigation into what caused a deadly mid-air collision in washington, d.c. ramps up, we are learning more about the victims. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm julian glover. we're taking a live look outside tonight, and it is a wet start to the weekend. you can see some raindrops on our camera. >> there and much more is on the way. so let's start with meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah, and much needed, that's

that miriam, adults and money that you think will be the deciding factor in preventing free speech when it comes to pablo side as well. i hope not. i mean she's, she's just one person and she's given a lot of money, but i think there are some in there's a method to jump to madness in a way. i mean he did get the ceasefire and maybe he promised netanyahu that hey, i just need to look good when that when, when the cameras are off, you can go back to your, your favorite exercise slaughtering civilians. and that may be the case, but nevertheless, the world, the seeing the image is a policy and is coming back to their homes. it's going to be difficult for them to start the deaf machine up again and start bombing, the doctor said they won't try it. they may well do it, but it's going to be more difficult. so this deal is, is overall a very much of a positive thing. and i think we know we know that trump doesn't necessarily live test and yahoo very much. no trouble said some done things about cleaning out the area, which sounds very, very ominous to me. but nevertheless, i think there's an ins

the people who would go on to become two of donald trump's biggest financial backers, sheldon and miriamample of how israel can bring parties together. but it wasn't just sellers. ana navarro, co-host of the view and another cnn commentator, used trump's deadly proposal not to express empathy or solidarity with the palestinians, but to scold student protesters, saying i'm looking forward to all the protests on college campuses tomorrow against trump. you know, like there was against harris. now this is, again, especially rich coming from navarro. despite spending most of her career as a republican political strategist, she didn't just get to speak at the democratic national convention. she hosted the second night, the very same democratic convention that infamously refused to allow a palestinian democrat, a democrat, to give a two minute dnc vetted speech endorsing the vice president, kamala harris. the democratic party has a 31% approval rating. most voters don't like or trust them, and pretending to care about issues only when they can be used to scapegoat voters, in this case, arabs a

conocerlos en chile, despuÉs en mÉxico, luego en miami y ahora vamos a cantar este tema que me lo pidiÓ miriamuna importante autopista durante varias horas, desde esa localidad wendy castillo esta en vivo con las imÁgenes y tambiÉn la nueva advertencia que lanza la policÍa a quienes decidan manifestarse y cÓmo hacerlo, wendy buenos dÍas. wendy: buenos dÍas. se llevaron protestas de costa a costa. aquÍ en los Ángeles lo manifestantes se reunieron en la placita olvera, luego caminaron hasta llegar al edificio federal de inmigraciÓn. ahÍ despidieron a las autoridades que dejen en libertad a todos aquellos indocumentados estÁn resguardados en ese lugar, pero minutos despuÉs caminaron hacia esta autopista, la 101 y la bloquearon por completo, pero no bastando con eso, comenzaron a pintar graffitis porque no las paredes, eso ya fue borrado por el personal de la ciudad que anduvo desde muy temprano en horas de esta maÑana ya borrando todo ese graffiti que tenÍa muchÍsimo insultos en contra de residentes de los estados unidos. no solamente aquÍ en los Ángeles exigieron que para las deportaciones, sino

john, the owner of the of the dallas mavericks making this deal with the lakers, it's miriam adelsonmont. so this is the adelson family, the, you know. >> huge republican. >> how can you possibly understate their influence over the current administration? but this is just one of those stories where there are threads going everywhere, and everybody is frustrated and confused. >> i know there conditioning concerns with luka, but he is still a top five player. we'll see his fit with lebron james. i suspect they'll figure it out. pablo, you've said a couple of times we had sports and news intersect over the weekend. well they did here to boos rang out during the us national anthem at pro sporting events across canada over the weekend and the nba. listen to it. fans in toronto loudly booed during the singing of the star-spangled banner yesterday, ahead of the raptors home game against the los angeles clippers. and there were similar reactions saturday night at nhl games played in ottawa, ontario and calgary, just hours after president trump made his threat of import tariffs a reality. i m