it's one of the hardest calls to listen to. >> amanda -- >> mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy, please, please listen, okay? >> amanda. >> mom, you need to pay the million dollars now because they've started to torture me. >> the calls were agonizing. the families of both amanda and nigel desperate to have their children home, eventually hired a private security company to help. months went by and one night amanda's captors came to her room. >> they marched me outside, and then had me sit down on the cement, and they produced a small saw and began sawing through the chains that had been on my ankles for ten months. >> amanda and nigel hadn't seen each other for months, but now they were thrown into the backseat of a car and driven into the dark somali night. >> we're both crying. guns surround this car that we're in, and i think this is it. >> then a man appeared at the car's window. >> he says to me, why are you crying? here, talk to your mother. and she said to me, amanda, you're free. >> amanda's mother lorinda had never stopped negotiating, and adam had agreed to accept $680

it's one of the hardest calls to listen to. >> amanda. >> mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy, listen tose. >> amanda. >> they need a million dollars now because they started to torture meeee. >> the calls were agonizing. the calls of amanda and nigel desperate to have their children home eventually hired a private security company to help. months went by and one night her captors came to her room. >> they marched me outside and had me sit down on the cement and began sawing through the chains that had been the on my ankles for ten months. >> amanda and nigel hadn't seen each other for months, but now they were thrown into the back seat of a car and driven into the dark somali night. >> we are both crying. guns surround this car that we're in. and i think this is it. >> then a man appears at the window. >> he says to me, why are you crying? here, talk to your mother. >> she said to me, amanda, you're free. >> amanda's mother lorinda had never stopped negotiating and adam had agreed to accept $680,000 for both amanda and nigel. the captives flew out of somalia into kenya, they were whiske

- and i think it's because-- - mommy? - i think it's because-- - mommy? buddy, can mommy please just have two minutes to cry in a closet? - again? - i think it's because, as american women, ruth is a big reason why we've made it this far. long before she got to spend 27 years in the middle of this comb-over sandwich, rbg was already changing the world for women. in 1972, she cofounded the aclu's women's rights project. there, alongside pioneers like dorothy kenyon and pauli murray, she spent years carefully laying the groundwork to force u.s. law to acknowledge something radical. women are, like, full-on people. - nobody in our country did more for the advancement of women in terms of women's equality. - justice ruth bader ginsburg devoted her life to fight for equal justice. - she's an american icon. she was a huge glass ceiling breaker for all women. - i would like to show my granddaughters that the equal citizenship stature of men and women is a fundamental human right. - ruth argued six cases before the supreme court and won five of them, and that was

where's mommy? where's mommy? and what it's like he said on my lap and he put his there are much us and he said, mommy, we had her cremated and i have for you. ok, sleepy. every day you turn and you hear somebody else say it's somebody else says it was like, you think you're living in a movie. but the pandemic hasn't been a nightmare for every community in chicago because it's playing out along racial lines. as coppa deaths began to rise in the spring, nearly 70 percent of fatalities were black residents, even though they're only 30 percent of the city's population. and as it's continued, it's been both the city's black and latino communities that have had the highest infection and death rates. by the end of october, over $3000.00, people had died in chicago. black residents were 42 percent of the city's deaths, and latinos were 33 percent. is that all too familiar story of sort of impact the happens to communities of color, right? when the data began to show who was being impacted most the city formed a task forc

my mommy. that's my mommy.time ago and yet bay ridge, like much of america, and indeed much of the globe, is still lost in this pandemic. from the immeasurable heartache to the goodbyes that were never said, to the economic devastation, the coronavirus has taken memories we thought we would make and left us all struggling to adapt. for mohammed, the work of helping his community is only getting started. shepherd's pie, yes... has your faith changed throughout this pandemic? i think it definitely strengthened my faith but as as well as my humanity because it kind of forced me to translate my faith to action. doesn't matter what class you are in, it doesn't matter if you are poor or rich, you live in the west side or the east side, the north of the south, you are vulnerable like anybody else. i think a lot of people kind of bonded and came together and i saw that, especially the support for social workers. you just see strangers putting signs outside their window, "thank you for saving lives." honest, that one of

now we can get the economy here, mommy, mommy quietly to get a sat nav i can move from fresh out won't be pretty. i got a poll like, i don't know. i know how many young hunter, when you die from a light speed in a bit sad. i've been in you. would you mind going to go i don't want it. i don't want to. i am going to cannot stop that. they cannot push an hour or 2. now i like your time on my thigh high and i mean go now my name is hot mess and i was going to die and let them out. and when you look at those and there will not be a morning and i know who would use and i couldn't i hope i haven't that men do when you know that by at the moment i was in africa. mack far as i can hear. yes. and you're home and wife, and i let you know in the day he never let their stuff happens. and then i meant that my mate will move in from people. now that doesn't mean that that's going to happen in southampton and that i mean he has even, and they mean to me, but do what your grandfather. i mean i've been gone, sat in my you can hear it again. that sounds i'm joined in the face. but no, i can't bear market

mommy is getting psychological treatment. perhaps she can overcome the trauma, in spite of her haunting memories and accept and love her child. that's the one to love the child. but i know our village community says that as a woman who was raped, i cannot return to my village. my husband has left me, he will never forgive me and he will never accept the child and he says it in panzi hospital, one meanie also learns to weave. and so by asking us, this training is an important part of the holistic treatment as to money or encana and the other social workers want to help the women become independent so that they can support themselves and to ensure that they fight. and there is good that way, perhaps more meaning could take care of her child without other financial assistance . i hope that i can feed us by selling baskets. and money might be enough, the medicine to know and even for school, no doubt. but how can one mean a return to her village when militias continue to live nearby? how is she supposed to overcome her fear when

, mommy, quietly to get my sat nav i can move from pressure will be pretty. i got the ball, i don't know. i know how many younger, nearly 300 90 lightspeed inner guide. how many of you would you mind going to the border? why? although i don't want to, i am just kind of a chap that they are now with china. but now i like your time on martin. i mean good morning. now my aim is how it may sound out was going to die. and then when you look at those, the polls and say, you know, i will not be a morning no. and i know who and i didn't know and i hope i know because i mean that man do i know that our by at that moment i was in africa. mack far as i can get your home and even admire my wife and a lot of i don't live in the day, he never let their stuff happens and then i meant that my mate will move in from being full. now that doesn't mean that that's going to happen in staff and keep sounded. i mean, she has been and they mean to me, but you want your brand in the house. i mean, in my opinion, that sounds i'm going to have a you'll meet one of my fave and they're m

. >> we have a mom and mommy.ommy died, this is our mom. >> reporter: and they had a daughter, ashley. biden spent 36 years in the senate and launched two unsuccessful campaigns for the white house. in 1998 and in 2008, where he faces barack obama, obama tapping biden to be his vice president. beginning of a deep and enduring friendship. >> for the final time as president, i am pleased to award our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. >> reporter: right before they left office in 2013, obama surprised biden with the presidential medal of freedom, highest honor given to civilian in america. obama would also be there to comfort biden when his son beau died from brain cancer. >> beau biden brought to his work a mighty heart, to his family a mighty heart. >> reporter: a grief-stricken biden decided not to run for president. but it was president trump's reaction to the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. >> you also had very fine people on both sides. >> reporter: that com

i was including mommy was i love it. the problem is it's a catastrophe. we thought the rapes would stop at some point, but no, they go on and on every day, even now today. yesterday when you women arrived again, i lifted in the villages, there are many militias who continue to live, rape, kill for love, that many of them have fewer. i see you now fully that not only i am in the hands of the new was sad to see some women here do not want to go back because they are scared of being raped again. 6 when they knew. so who did i think this was being used some of being brutally raped by one others by 2 by 3 or even by several men, seems to me and it doesn't depend on the age. they even rape 5 year olds, 10 year olds, 20 year olds, and even 18 year olds, dead zone. this is the, i remember the cadre, very common, was the armenian experience. there's horror herself armed perpetrators, right? tough for several days. one is the father of the child she is carrying said he was always take care of yourself and if your baby can you feel it moving and your husband should

it'll be all right without a further mommy will give path at panzi hospital. but will she be able to accept and love her child? the democratic republic of congo shan states north eastern border with you candor, bro, wonder and burundi. the region has rich deposits of gold, tungsten and coal. some materials which high tech companies from industrialized countries need to manufacture their products. the mines are often controlled by armed groups who terrorize the inhabitants of nearby villages or certain knowledge. and i have very clear was that that, but not it is not all. these are also in the democratic republic of congo. german physician is a lush niger works with rosemont data. they want to improve health care in the conflict torn region. but the situation in the province is difficult. in recent months, hundreds of thousands of people have fled from armed groups, are loot, rape, and kill. and then there is a bolo. the virus has been haunting the northeast of the democratic republic of congo for over a year, and thousands have already died. shari is a village

and akio is just on the rat a new find of more than a 100 to gyptian mommy's found in an ancient symmetry new client. i'm anthony howard. welcome supporters of u.s. president. donald trump filled the streets of washington on saturday to back his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. the outgoing president made a surprise appearance at the rally grating supporters from the window of his motorcade, which might a day 2 on the way to his golf course. the demonstrators say vote rigging denied trunk victory. last week, a federal prosecutors are saying the vote and state election officials cite that is not the case. a large number of police officers would ploy to prevent clashes with anti trump demonstrators. making me a bot. well, as he so often is they doubly stephens was in the think of it today and we find him now not far from the white house, staff and authorities have been concerns about the rally today that it could be yet another flashpoint. how did it pan out very well, actually it was a largely peaceful look really absolutely peaceful during daytime now it's getting dark and of cou

>> when you hear your daughter say, mommy, can we move? because this place just got too many bugs.tired of the mice running across my feet when i go to the bathroom, i don't want to get up and go to the bathroom. my son started peeing on himself. we had worked so hard to get him to go to the bathroom. which is a task when you have a child that's nonverbal. he goes to the bathroom, but at night he will pee his bed because he's scared that something's going to run across his feet. >> reporter: worried, anxious. but thankful because they are one of 1 in every 7 families getting food from a food bank. hispanic and black families hit the hardest. >> let me ask you guys this. what are your favorite foods that you get from school? >> apples. >> apples? >> we got -- we got cheese sticks. and some baloney. hot dogs. and some -- hm. that's it. >> reporter: fueled by an unprecedented pandemic pace of pantry production, this is the capital area food bank. and this is what's happening seven days a week, 18 hours a day. >> we have over 200,000 kids who are going hungry every day. and that's a 60

but her mommy is 27 years old, and he's from a village called god. oh, several months ago she too was kidnapped by militias. she was right, a day. now she was expecting a child that. 'd 'd was at the panzi hospital, while meenie has found not only medical care, but also a community of women in similar positions was the time i was there was, was there earlier? was there? yeah. i forgot to introduce you to our friends who would, they're here to film us, my ideas replied, put out social water as a time when you're in canada has been caring for victims of sexual violence for many years. at panzi hospital, women receive both free treatment and psychological care. i. many of the women and children here are severely traumatized. i was including mommy was i love it, the problem is a catastrophe. we thought the rapes would stop at some point, but no, they go on and on every day, even now today. yesterday, new women arrived again. i live here in the villages. there are many militias who continue to lose great, kill for love, but if many of them have fewer, i s

"mommy is with the crystals."h their mom, and she was not alive. >> your children are telling our detectives that mom went with you guys last night and that she didn't come back. >> she did not go with us. they know that she didn't go with us. >> so your kids lie then? so your kids lie? >> sometimes they do. >> with children, they're going to go from threads of truth and reality to fantasy. and maybe things that happened long before mom disappeared, they're still in his memory. and in his mind sort of fuses together. >> she was not with us. i didn't leave her at the pony express. i didn't just take her out and drop her off or even do anything. i do want the lawyer 'cause at this point i definitely want a lawyer. >> could i have went and booked him into jail? yeah, i could have, but we wanted to find susan. so we were putting a gps tracker on his van. we want him to be out and about and see where he goes. >> instead of picking up his van, he went to the airport and he rented a ford focus. >> and he vanishes in that

i didn't tell them any details, but i told 'em, you know, "somethin' might be goin' on with mommy.don't know yet." asked 'em if they had any questions. >> did they? >> yes. my son asked me if he could have some candy, and -- >> did he know his mom was dead? >> he didn't know. i didn't know. we at this point only had assumptions and worries and fears. >> reporter: assumptions, worries, fears. and that was just day one. >> the investigation begins. >> i can see an officer approaching me with his gun drawn, and he raised it up and he said "don't move." >> police have some questions for jarod. >> the only thing i know is you're the last one that i know of to see her. now is there something you want to talk to me about? >> and for the man ciara had met online. >> what's going on, officer? oh, my god! >> reporter: ciara ingram was dead. stabbed three times in the neck and left to die at the foot of her bed. her ex-husband, jarod, was tending to their two children when a police officer reached him on the phone. >> he asked me if the kids were okay. i said, "yes, they're fine." he said, "t

but i told them, you know, something might be going on with mommy, we don't know yet. asked if they had any questions. >> did they? >> yes. my son asked me if he could have some candy. >> did he know his mom was dead? >> he didn't know. i didn't know. we at this point only had assumptions and worries and fears. >> assumptions. worries. fears. and that was just day one. >>> the investigation begins and ciara's ex-husband is the first person in the hot seat. coming up -- >> i see an officer approaching me with his gun drawn. and he raised it up and he said, don't move. >> police have some questions for jarod. >> you're the last one that i know of to see her. there is something that you want to talk about? >> and for the man ciara had met online -- >> what's going on, officer? oh my god. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ here? nah. ♪ introducing the all new chevy trailblazer. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere. the all new chevy trailblazer. making life's journey, just better. who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show

but for now, my mommy is 27 years old and he's from a village called several months ago. she too was kidnapped by militias. she was raped and dags. now she is expecting a child. 'd at the panzi hospital, while meenie has found not only medical care, but also a community of women in similar positions that would have to i was, was, was, was there? yes. i forgot to introduce you to our friends. i was there here to film us. my ideas was what i was social water as 10 minute in qana has been caring for victims of sexual violence for many years. at panzi hospital, women receive free treatment and psychological catch. many of the women and children here are severely traumatized. was all including mom, meaning was i love it. the problem is a catastrophe. we thought the rapes would stop at some point, but no, they go on and on every day, even now today. yesterday, new women arrived again lifted here in the villages. there are many militias who continue to live, rape, kill all about it. many of them have few with a few now who live not only good memories of was sad to see some women

her mommy loves mommy miss you are my son please don't take my son, son there wit goodnight mumma. 7 mom, i love, 000. could you send me a picture? ok. ok, thank you. ok. bye bye. i think you are serious. they will kill us and they are this book's very unthinking and this happens. i'm going to get her back real fast. look how pretty you look and looks like from them will leave her alone. my sister living in a nice neighborhood and they have no more excuses. they can't give me any more excuses. it's been about 6 weeks now. daisy still can't understand why she's not been allowed to bring sarah home and it's looking possible that max may never get out. we had filed everything about max and our social services are worthless and the community judge was not real receptive. chargers not known for his compassion. i wish the best, not everybody, but we're talking about a lot of time and i have families don't survive as families. sara daddy writes you this letter with tears in my eyes. i'm sorry, i'm not with you. to see your 1st steps. you say daisy, there are no words in the can express what

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and he said, that would be great, mommy. >> rebecca zahau was 32, born in myanmar.he'd moved to the u.s. in her 20s. >> you were okay with her spending time with max? >> well, max said he had feelings for her, he liked her. at that time i have no concerns because i trusted that jonah, based on our history, max would be safe there. >> and safe in coronado, where nothing bad is supposed to happen. >> tell the operator what's going on. >> hello. um -- >> july 11th, 2011, max was staying with his dad and rebecca. deena was in coronado too at a home just down the street. that's when jonah called her. >> he said, deena, you've got to get her right away. >> as rebecca explained it to police, jonah had been at the gym. 6-year-old max was home with her. rebecca said she heard a crash and found max on the floor near the staircase. the mansion's heavy chandelier had fallen to the floor next to him. rebecca said max wasn't breathing and she started cpr. rebecca's 13-year-old sister zina, who was visiting, called 911. >> my sister is trying to resuscitate a boy. he can't breathe

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