natalie: what prayed. lisa: [laughter]. natalie: why is that party.isa: there so any possibilities. but that number one problem for the man is having married to a woman. i thank you so much as being in a supportive healthy nurturing relationship. basically this information was collected any any years ago when same-sex marriage was not allowed in this country. and men were married to a woman in a traditional marriage. but women are really good at taking care of people. natalie: yes. lisa: and when we are in charge of that healthy the entire family. it's usually the wife party date and the medical appointments and making sure husband was taking the medication making sure that everybody was healthy. natalie: -that was really cute when i read that. it's a perfect segue to lifestyle tips. that's what he is asking, when the few most important things that woman can do for her postmenopausal brain party to. lisa: the single most important thing is to really look at your lifestyle. and find one part of your lifestyle where you would look like to be response. b

natalie, of course, saw him that morning. they made plans to meet after work. >> after 5:18 i texted him, and i said are you on your way? are you coming? and he said ten minutes max, and i'll see you there. >> half an hour went by. then an hour and still no steve. >> that was unlike him, and so i drove to his office. as i arrived at the office, i could see that something was really, really wrong. >> she saw the police and the yellow tape. >> i could see his range rover in the parking lot, and i could see there were things strewn on the ground that i was hoping was maybe medical supplies. i thought maybe they're working on him or somebody, but i just knew, you know, that there was something wrong with him. >> cops weren't telling her anything, and natalie was getting desperate. >> i called somebody that steve worked with who was a police officer and asked him like what is happening? and he -- i could hear from his voice -- i'm sorry -- and he said something really bad's happened. steve's been shot. and i said nothing for a sec

were also delighted to be joined by natalie morales.alie as many know she's the west coast anchor of nbc today show. she is the host of dateline and anchor behind closed doors with natalie morales. she previously served as host of the nbc and cohost of accent life as well as news anchor of today when she cohosted the show third hour. she was joined today and 2006 as a national correspondent reports for all nbc news platforms including nbc nightly news, dateline, and msnbc. we are really grateful natalie for your excellent reporting during these tumultuous times. we are delighted you made time for this talk today. i also want to point out that natalie has a special connection to this. she has a book called simple recipes for healthy living. for my family to yours where she shares same her favorite recipes and tips for healthy lifestyle. welcome natalie we are delighted to have you with this. thanks much for being with us today. >> it is my pleasure, peggy. thanks so much with a warm introduction. it's a wonderful topic and opportunity fo

welcome natalie. thank you so much for being here with us today. >> it's my pleasure, peggy. you so much for the one introduction and a wonderful topic and an opportunity for us to really focus on her health especially right now. dr. mosconi, this book that you wrote, "the xx brain," is fascinating and it's so important for women to understand the significance of the research but also the preventative tips you put out in this book so i'm thrilled to be able to share this time with you and hopefully get the message out to the wider audience. >> thank you. let me turn theicrophone over to you and have a wonderful conversation. >> thanks so mh. . mosconi, let's talk first, the book is listed is called "the xx bin." we are talking about women and the fact of theatter is that we are two-thirds more likely to end up developing alzheimer's in r lifetime. i women's bins that different than men's? i kw women are from mars and women are from venus but is it really we're wir so differently? >> we are. we are wired differently. i am a neuscientist. i'm a brain scientist to m background i

we're also delighted to be joined by natalie morales and natalie is the author of nbc's today show. a host of dateline and author of behind closed doors with natalie morales. she previously served as host of nbc access and cohost of access live well as news today where she cohosted the shows serious hour and she joined today in 2006 as national correspondent and course all platforms including nbc nightly news, daline andmsnbc . we are real grateful natalie for your excellent reporting during the semester was timeso we are delighted you came to ta today but i want to point out talie has some connection to this. she has a book call simple recipes for healthy ving where she shares her favorite recipes and tips for a healthy lifestyle. welcome natalie,e are delighted to have you with us toy. >> it's my pleasure peggy, thank you so much for this rm introduction and a wonderful topic and an opportunity for us to focus on ourealth especially right w. doctormoscow any , this book "t xx brain: the groundeaking science empowering women to maximize cognitive heal and prevent alzhmer's disease"

morales and natalie as you knows the west coast anchor o nbc today show.he host of dateline and behind closed doors with natalie morals on reelz channel. and access, co-host of access live and new anchor today and she co-hosted t third hour. she joi today as a national correspondent and reports for all nbcews platforms including nbc nightly news, dateline and we're grateful natalie, for your excellent reporting during these tumultuous times and we're gla that you made time for this fascinatg talk today, but i want to point out that natalie has special connection to this. she has a book called "simple recipes for healthy living, from my family's kitchen to yours" where she shares her favorite recipes and tips for a healthy life style. thank youor being with us here today. >> it's my pleasu, peggy. thank you so much for the warm introduction and it's a wonderful topic and an opportunity for us to really focus on our health, especially right now. dr. mosconi, this book tt you ote, "the brain" is fascinating and i thinkt's so important for women to understand

wonderful images of his days at natalie. let's take a look at some of the players pele we've been hearing about him, have it way tim? i will translate this. it is a wonderful tweet from him. he says sad news today, i've lost a dear friend and the world has lost a legend. there is much more to say bye for now may god give his family strength. one day i hope we will play soccer together in the sky. it is quite an extraordinary another one of those considered perhaps the greatest of all time. let's have a look at what ozzie idealist has had former argentine intimate of diego maradona. thank you for your friendship, yourfootball maradona. thank you for your friendship, your football is sublime. without comparison simply the best football player in the history of football. so many moments impossible to say which ones was the best. rip my dearfriend. diego maradona in fact a great tale about going to white hart lane to play in his testimonial back in 1986, he actually played for spurs that night. apparently he turned up without an

. >> we're excited to be joined by natalie morales and natalie as many of you know is the west coastnchor of nbc's today show, the host of dateline and behind closed doors with natalie morales on reels channel. previously was host of access and co-host of access live and news anchor today where she co-hosted the third hour. she joined today in 2006 as a national correspondent and reports for all nbc news platforms including nbc nightly news, dateline and msnbc. we're grateful, natalie for your excellent reporting during these tumultuous times and we're glad you made a point to be with us today and she has a special connection, a book, called simple recipes from my family's kitchen and yours, and she shares recipes and tips for a healthy life style. we're delighted to have you with us, thank you for being with us here today. >> it's my pleasure, peggy. thank you so much for the warm introduction and it's a wonderful topic and an opportunity for us to really focus on our health, especially right now. dr. mosconi, this book that you wrote, "the xx brain" is fascinating and i think it's

we are delighted to be joined by natalie morales, the west coast anchor of nbc's today show.he is the host of dateline an anchor of behind closed doors with natalie morales on real channel. she previously served as host of nbc's asset and cohost of access live as well as news anchor of today where e cohosted the show's third hour. she joined in 2006 as national correspondent and reports for l nbc news platforms including nbc nightly news, dateline and ms nbc. we are grateful for your excellen reporting on to modulus times. we are delighted you made time for this fascinating talk today but natalie has a special connection, and from my family's kitchen to yours. for a healthy lifestyle. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you for the warm introduction. a wonderful topic and opportunity to focus on our alth especially right now. lisa mosconi, this book "the xx brain: the groundbreaking science empowering women to maximize cognitive health and prevent alzheimer's disease" is fascinatinand it is important for women to understand t significancef the research but also the pr

cbs reporter natalie brand reports from wilmington, delaware, natalie?>> reporter: good evening, liz. both the president and president-elect honored our nation's veterans today but did not speak publicly. president-elect biden was also expected to meet with his transition advisors as the trump campaign files yet another lawsuit in a battleground state. on a rainy veterans day, the president and first lady visited articlington national cemetery to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier along with the vice president and secretary of veterans affairs. in philadelphia, president-elect joe biden and his wife jill laid a wreath at the korean war memorial. biden's trip to philadelphia, a city that helped him win pennsylvania, came as president trump has continued to lob unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud at that state and several others. so far, the president's legal team has not given up its court challenge over late arriving ballots in the keystone state. but biden's margin of victory is on pace to keep pennsylvania even if those ballots are tosse

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> i believe that he had an old soul. beautiful soul. i know he's my son, but he was the kindest person i've ever met in my life. he was definitely god's gift to me. >> a beloved teenage boy who disappeared. >> i have to report my son missing. >> they saw his truck with caution tape around it. the police told my father that he was gone. >> are you sure? what are you talking about? >> grieving alongside his family, his girlfriend. >> she sent messages of condolences. we all need to be strong. >> she gave a lot of support. just there when i needed her. >> was there something about these two that no one knew? what are you seeing? >> a series of messages. >> i had to read them a couple of times to take it in. >> utterly shocking. >> a trail of text messages leading to the darkest of discoveries. >> keeping all the lies straight is difficult. she did it masterfully. >> that's not normal. >> i

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> she is and will always be my sister. i don't know what happened to her. i don't get to say good-bye. it's so awful. it makes your whole world fall apart. >> if you took her, please, just let her come home. >> her name is heather elvis. it was news nationwide when she vanished. >> she had a new job. she was going out of state. >> it was all so overwhelmingly horrible. >> she's missing, where is she at? >> police worked the clues. her car abandoned. >> i was scared to death. >> a mysterious caller captured on camera. >> why would this person call from a pay phone in the middle of the night? >> then came the secret. >> she was married. >> rumors about her being pregnant. >> she truly believed she was his wife. >> anger, betrayal, revenge. >> a bomb exploded. world war iii. >> this kidnapping, potential murder? >> this is heather's life we're talking about. >> terrifying. >> when you see your parents hurtin

here with major dive, correspondent natalie wood, gal. natalie, thanks for being here. i'm sorry, we didn't have enough to share. maybe she has a fire packet sauce or something. what you got. all right, so, so the boeing 737 max jets are actually supposed to be back in american airlines rotation of jets on thank god i had to get on one of those. yeah. everyone knows these are the jets that were involved in to her. if it crashes that killed over 300 people were grounded for 2 years and make these fixes. and then coming back online hasn't gotten a ton of media attention. but there's a very important reason it should because the pilots who fly this jet are saying that the f.a.a. a's instructions on how to take the plane out of the nosedive that the other planes have way too many steps involved. so the, the unions that represent the pilot, how many steps are getting out of a deadly require not more than it was a really big run, but yeah, yeah. so the unions representing these pilots are basically quitting it to an extended version of the cha cha slide. at a wedding, the mor

cbs reporter natalie brand live with more for us tonight, natalie? >> reporter: and allen, before announcing that pardon today, president trump from the white house called into a hearing held by pennsylvania state republican lawmakers on the election and again falsely claimed he won. and that call came just before president-elect joe biden gave this presidential-style holiday address in which he praised fair and free elections and also called on americans to redouble their efforts in fighting the pandemic. >> my fellow americans. >> reporter: on the day before thanksgiving, president-elect joe biden delivered a message of unity to the nation. >> it's been a really hard year, particularly hard for over 250,000 people and their families. but i still believe we have much to be thankful for. >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic has been at the forefront as the biden/harris team began transition coordination with the trump administration this week. >> starting on day one of my presidency, we will take steps that will change the course of this disease. >>

natalie coelho tested positive for coronavirus just weeks after starting treatment for an aggressivem of breast cancer. >> so i had two things going against me. >> reporter: her doctors paused her chemo so she could fight covid first. >> it was very scary. >> reporter: how did your family take it? >> i was in the hospital. it was took control of the house hold. it made me cry. very positive, they keep me going for sure. >> reporter: this super vote site at the honda center, home of the anaheim ducks, is open until 8:00 tonight. in all, orange county has of the anaheim ducks, is open already seen a 61% voter turnout. chip. >> reid: lilia luciano, thank you. as we mentioned, all eyes are on yes are onground state of pennsylvania. cbs' natalie brand spoke to voters in the keystone state about their choices as america decides. >> reporter: in southwestern pennsylvania's coal country, mining has long been a source of pride and survival. >> that crew that you work with, those eight men, that was your second family. you were there working in the mine because of your first family. if you did

thank you, natalie. thank you. here are your headlines from the future and next week you'll read steven miller not sure who to ask of trump last means he has to really use his own personal immigrants, engages. i don't know. i don't know what the, i don't know what the rules are on that. and 2 years from now in the midterm elections, florida passes ballot initiative to move to georgia. it's a good call on their part and tomorrow you'll learn. m.s.m. base is still of course, sealed off cocoon made from occurred today to choose. oh chinos. won't reemerge until october 2024. that's our show. but join our free e-mail list by texting the word redacted to 33777 and find me on twitter at least camp. until next time, goodnight ok. buying a new gold rush is underway. in thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields, hoping to strike it. rich as children are torn between gold was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to see which side will have the strongest appeal to the u.s. presidents inv

this is natalie -- don't be silly -- this is natalie and honor.t you to meet my other children. macy. you to meet, by the way, two time all-state. this is my oldest, naomi. she has just graduated law school and she will make a living so you guys can live in the manner that i became accustomed. i want you to meet my grandchildren. they are proud to be here with you. i have been bragging about pennsylvania. they wanted to come and be with us. so thank you all. [applause] [cheers] >> thank you! fmr. vice pres. biden: -- mr. biden: thank you! ♪

natalie. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., president trump had his first public speaking appearance since the election was projected in favor of biden. notably, he did not take questions. >> thank you, very much. >> reporter: president trump did not directly adjust -- address his ongoing challenge during a rose garden news conference on the coronavirus. >> i guess time will tell, i can tell you this administration will not go into a lockdown. >> reporter: president-elect is the presumptive winner in georgia, despite the state's ongoing recount. >> it's time we get behind joe biden as our next president. >> reporter: the president and his supporters continued to push election fraud theories, as they have declared there is no evidence that any voting system as the administration continues to withhold access to federal agencies and resources to the biden team, former national security officials are sounding the alarm. >> this is an unnecessary risk that president trump is putting on the country. >> reporter: president-elect biden's team is also eager to start combating the coronavirus as muc

natalie pirks, bbc news.me of the other sports news stories making the headlines today. both rugby codes and horse racing are expected to be among the beneficaries in new bailout measures for sport set to be announced tomorrow. the premier league and the efl are not expected to receive funds as the government belives the sport is wealthy enough to look after itself. clubs in the english football league will be able to use five substitutes a match for the rest of the season. the new rule comes into place from friday. championship sides can now name 9 subs in matchday squads, with those in league one and two allowed seven. glasgow city have reached the women's champions league last 32 after beating valur 11—3 on penalties in reykjavik. scott booth‘s side also won their previous one—off qualifier against peamount united on penalties. in the last hour the scottish football association have confirmed that malky mackay has stepped down from his position of performance director after four years. it comes on the nigh

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> he wasn't my biological child. but my heart -- you can't tell that to my heart. i loved that boy. it's not fair that he was taken from his children or from his family! >> jessie fell for vince, a man in uniform. holding the fort during his long deployments. >> my hat goes off to all military wives. it's not easy. >> it's not. she was a good mom. she loved the kids. >> reunited at last, they celebrated. then, on the drive home -- >> there was a car there, stranded. >> vince tells his wife that he's gonna go check on him. >> i heard two, three popping sounds. >> he was laying there with what appeared to be several gunshot wounds to the head. >> her husband, a father of five, dead. >> i want my mommy. and i want my kids. >> no one could understand it. >> the type of person that he was, i don't think he ever had an enemy. >> or did he? >> he said, "we are now in debt to bad people." >>

natalie: there is a lot of ambiguity.e really knows, even the landlords, no one really knows how long this pandemic will last for. the longer it goes on, the longer many businesses and real estate owners will be in the long-term. right now, we are seeing that a lot of these arrangements landlordstailers and have been sort of kicked down. people are sort of waiting before they have to foreclose on properties, before they have to kick their tenants out or reduce the price of rent in the long-term, to see of things will maybe rebound four. but the reality is that no one really does how long this will last. caroline: wonderful to speak with you. that is all for "what'd you miss?" ♪ ♪ emily: --abigail:

natalie pirks, bbc news.gue football, where germany have suffered their biggest defeat in 89 years after being thrashed 6—0 by spain in seville. germany hadn't lost a match in overa year but were swept aside by spain. manchester city's ferran torres scored a hat—trick before mikel oyarza bal here wrapped up the win. theyjoin france in the finals with two more places still up for grabs. two former umpires are accusing the england and wales cricket board of institutionalised racism. john holder, who retired 11 years ago, says it looks "more than suspicious" that he's not received a reply from the ecb after offering to be a mentor at the organisation. meanwhile, ismail dawood claims that racist language used in front of senior ecb staff has gone unchallenged. the pair are asking for an independent investigation to be carried out by the equality and human rights commission. i have no reason to doubt that. the decision, the fact that a few non—white umpires, several non—white umpires, have made inquiries about goi

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> what'd you hear? >> uh, laughing some -- almost screaming. >> you heard screaming? >> i've known these kids their whole life. i don't believe for a minute that they made any of that up. >> like screaming noises or something else? >> like -- like laughing, screaming. >> they believe their father killed their mother. >> they found her in the bedroom. a young mom stabbed to death. >> i can see her fighting, fighting for her life. >> i was so distraught. she was gone. >> she was your wife, mother of your children. >> it's awful. i wouldn't wish that on anybody. >> her ex had been to visit the day she died. a trip with the kids. and just like that, he was suspect number one. >> they had no evidence. >> i was absolutely flabbergasted. >> how can anyone think this? >> police said they were a key to the mystery, his own young children. >> she says she peeks through the mail slot. >> she lo

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> it's pitch black. >> we locked eyes for a split second. he was stunned. he was frightened. he had no idea what hit him. i knew that he had him. >> he was untouchable, ruthless, lawless, murderous. >> he was willing to kill whoever he needed to kill. >> the drug lord el chapo. >> the most wanted fugitive behind osama bin laden. >> everybody said no one will ever catch him. >> but he and this team did it in the most astonishing way. >> surprise you? >> i couldn't believe it. >> the american agent who helped capture el chapo comes out of the shadows. >> i didn't know who we'd be able to trust. >> exclusive deals of the manhunt. >> we jump out of the helicopter pure cues haos. >> video seen tfor the first time. like harry houdini. he would escape. >> it was beyond imagination. >> to catch the bad guy, you got to become the bad guy. >> you're inside this real-life thriller. >> this is it. >>

natalie pirks, bbc news. there's more on the bbc sport website. but from me, goodnight. that's it.e, it's time for the news where you are. goodnight. hello. that was quite the weekend of weather, and to start the new week we find ourselves in between weather systems. so, actually, for a time there will be something drier and brighter. only for a time, under the weather system is coming in with more rain. here it is, that's the one that brought us the wet and windy weather over the weekend, but here is the next one. and in fact we will start the day with a few outbreaks of rain from monday morning, for, particularly, parts of scotland and northern england. and that's going to fade away. it's a cooler start today than we have had recently. and by lunch time much of the uk will be dry, there will be some breaks in the cloud allowing some sunny spells to come through, but remember that next weather system gradually increases the cloud through northern ireland, wales, and the western parts of england. we will get some rain moving in during the afternoon. also reaching into words the sou

i also want to point out that natalie has special connectn to this.he has a book called simple repes for healthy livg from my family kitchen to yourshere she shar her favorite recip for a heahy lifestyle. welcome we are delighted to have you. >>t is my pleasure. thank you so much for the warm introduction. it is a wonderfulopic and opportunity to focus on our health especiay right now. this boothat you wrote is fascinating, and i thi that it's so important for women to understand the significancof the research but also the prentative that you put out. >> to turn the microphone over to you andave a conversation. >> thank you so mh. let's talk first the book as we said is called the brain so we are talking about women and the fact of the matter we are two thirds more likel our women's brains that different i know men are from mars and women are from venus. with nuclear medicine, the way at i approach this province in the objective in ny different ways and parameters and what comes out most clearly is that won's brains age differently and something that

can i have natalie and ryan come up here, please? okay. natalie and ryan. natalie and ryan are giving you a shout out, a special shout out to start class. go ahead and have a seat. so natalie -- natalie has previously worked for npr, you are now working with a get out the vote organization which you've told us a little bit about and we're just really proud that you're supporting that democracy and you're doing social media to democracy media in the public sphere. ryan is in the process of building an app to tell us how long the polling lines are, which is just incredible. so bringing in, again, that democracy media and the public sphere. we need those apps, my husband is in line right now, 70-minute wait where he is so people are really going to need this app that ryan is creating. so to you both, you get a hat. >> a round of applause. [ applause ] >> and we have some different prizes today. they each get a hat that on the front says c-span 2020, but, wait, on the back, #unfiltered. you each get a hat. you each get something that you clean screens and micro

i'm natalie morales. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>she said it looked like she might have slipped in the shower. >> she was in the fetal position in this bathtub. >> you could see marks on jessyka's neck. >> they said, "we're going to rule this as a homicide." >> detectives using new technology to view this crime scene in extreme detail. >> there was no forced entry, no tool marks. >> there was blood on the couch. >> who could have done this? >> they say that usually someone close. >> an inve

yes he can and this is a problem i agree with pretty much everything natalie is laid out there in terms of what a trumpet ministration brings donald trump does not believe in alliances he be skeptical of our allies he treats them as enemies constantly denigrating the value despite the fact that with that we've seen especially with nato over the last 60 years an incredibly important alliance one that's come to the defense of the united states wants that do i think you'll continue to see sort of the transactional you know where whereas trump is looking at everything from a personal game standpoint which autocrats and dictators do i need to have good relationships with in order to enhance my family's business stature and i think we will have more of that the challenges that i wonder at what point we have sort of the limits of the fragility of the system for example how much longer can nato stand this denigration and it what point will trump unilaterally say it's time to withdraw that's a nightmare scenario and i think although the u.s. congress may have something to say in that trump will

i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> he told me he loved me. i told him i loved him. he said he'd be right back. i could hear a commotion of some sort and then i remember hearing gunshots. >> to see him lying there, it was bad. >> it's the website where lovers go to meet and cheat. >> this was someone looking to have an affair. >> but this affair was about so much more than deceit. >> you couldn't write this as a movie. you couldn't write this as a okay. >> this affair became a game. a wife and her lover spying on her husband and his lover. >> he would just say, well, what else have they done. >> and then this spy game turned deadly. one of the four lovers was gunned down this obviously was not something that was random. >> waiting at the scene, a man with a strange story and waiting for detectives, a strange video. >> how creepy was that video. >> it was very creepy. >> an affair to remember. >> he was the one. >> an aff

natalie brand live in wilmington, delaware to break it all down for us. greenback for here in delaware, joe biden has been wasting time on no time on transitions. had a call with the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, and earlier, he rolled out an advisory board of 13 public health experts and scientists to help work on a covid-19 and the board includes some connections to ucsf. in his first act as president- elect, joe biden and vice president-elect, kamala harris, that virtually with their newly formed coronavirus task force. while the brandon harris team they have yet to sign a letter needed to provide office space and funding. president trump steam insists the election is not over. the director of the national counterterrorism center. this comes around 70 days before the new administration begins biden's name and presence are everywhere including the train station, there is a feeling of hope that biden can bring back a sense of bipartisanship. former delaware congressman tom evans, a republican, says he voted for biden. >> i think you can bring

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> i caught something out of the corner of my eye. it was my mom. she was laying on the ground. i went over expecting her to get up or to say something. i put my hand on her shoulder. i kind of turned her. and i could see blood everywhere. >> reporter: their family always made the best of bad times. >> my mom always looked for the good in everything. >> reporter: but no one could fix this. >> the autopsy showed a total of five shots. >> she didn't deserve to die that way. >> reporter: detectives had a suspect. but not much of a case. >> i was told unless they can find the proverbial smoking gun, they will not take this case to trial. >> this case did not have a lot. >> everything just kind of like went cold case. >> reporter: blow off the dust. fan the ashes. and even an ice-cold case can heat up again. >> when i read the file, my response was, oh, my gosh. how's this guy walking around? how is he not in custody? >> reporter: some worried answering that ques

natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, ready, set, click. how this cyber monday is said to be the biggest ever. >>> this season, we are showcasing bay area bright spots. share your holiday lights with us. we want to see them. email your pictures and videos to bay area bright spots or tag us on social media with the hashtag >>> after kpix 5 exposed a massive hacking problem involving unemployment debit cards, dozens more desperate viewers contacted us. they say they are out thousands of dollars and can't get help from bank of america. yet edd and the bank continue to profit from issuing the cards. >> i think that is part of the reason california is pushing people into using the cards rather than using direct deposit. >> you can watch edd debit cards , pain and profit tonight at 11:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> online sales on black friday hit a record as sheppard stayed home to avoid the coronavirus. adobe analytics estimates consumers spend $9 billion, a 22% increase over last year. and today is cyber monday, expected to be the b

i'm natalie morales. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> my mom found her. she said it looked like she might have slipped in the shower. >> she was in the fetal position in this bathtub. >> you could see marks on jessyka's neck. >> they said, "we're going to rule this as a homicide." >> detectives using new technology to view this crime scene in extreme detail. >> there was no forced entry, no tool marks. >> there was blood on the couch. >> who could have done this? >> they say that usually someone close. >> an investigation focusing on friends and family. >> he brought up his association with a motorcycle gang. he came off as kind of a tough guy. >> we'd fool around a little bit, like teasing, sibling teasing i guess you could call it. >> he threatened to take out my whole entire family to get custody of our kids. >> wow. >> a chilling story of danger and duplicity. >> we were trying to figure out who did this. >> he knew the whole time. >> this is the ultimate betrayal. >> hello and welcome to "dateline." jessyka nelson was a hard-working

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> free meek mill! >> how do you explain why your case has become so important? >> this is the same thing that thousands of minorities are going through. they just don't have anybody to speak on their behalf. >> now they do. >> yeah, now they do. >> rap star, hashtag, symbol, meek mill inspired a movement. >> he's been wronged by the criminal justice system for a decade now. >> we have been conducting criminal justice with a chainsaw. >> in his first post-prison interview, he tells his powerful story. >> my father was murdered in south philly. you ever see somebody get your brains blown out? i've seen it multiple times. >> how he rose from the streets to the charts. >> he has this energy about him. >> sentenced to prison for a probation violation. >> being locked away is just like a mental torture. >> it's affected his life, my life too. yeah, it affects all of us. >> and why he rose up for change. >> i'm still doing time for that case. something is not work

natalie brand, thank you so much. >>> we have a full day of election coverage tomorrow. that starts with our cbs edition of kpix 5 news at 3:00 p.m. that's followed by the cbs evening news. then cbs news election we'll bring you local results on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, streaming, and on the kpix 5 news at 11:00. >>> developing tonight a san francisco firefighter is in the hospital after an accident left him critically injured. firefighter matt van responded to a high-rise fire on spear street this evening. a muni buss drove through the area. that's when van was hit by a hose line, fell to the ground, knocking him unconscious. no passengers were inside the bus at the time of the incident. no word if the muni bus actually struck the hose. an investigation is now underway. >>> well tonight a testing milestone in santa clara county. county officials there, a private healthcare company administered a million coronavirus test. all of it contributing to 1.7% positivity rate for the county, >>> tonight a san jose church is being called a threat to the community. it's been hold

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natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >> we should note there is no evidence of widespread fraud and and president-elect biden's more than 80,000 vote victory in pennsylvania has already been certified. >>> a suspect in a deadly knife attack at a california church has been identified. police say 32-year-old fernando jesus lopez has a violent criminal history and has been deported three times. he's accused of stabbing five people sunday at a san jose church that was being used as a homeless shelter. two died, three others were wounded. lopez is facing several charges including two counts of murder. a motive is unclear. >>> argentina is observing three days of national mourning following the death of diego maradona, one of the greatest soccer players of all time. he died from a heart attack yesterday at the age of 60. he had undergone brain surgery a few weeks earlier. he was a national hero in argentina, he led his country to a world cup title in 1986 after scoring his famous hand of god goal against england. mourners gathered outside his home in the outskirts of buenos aires. arg

natalie brand reports from the white house. >> reporter: president trump thanked u.s. troops serving overseas. >> i wish you a very happy thanksgiving. you're doing an an incredible job. >> reporter: for the first time since election day, the president took questions from reporters and again made unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. >> the numbers are false. the numbers are corrupt. it was a rigged election. 100%. >> reporter: earlier his former national security adviser michael flynn tweeted his thanks for wednesday's presidential pardon. flynn pleaded guilty in 2017 to lying to the fbi about his conversations with russians, but then later tried to rescind the deal. the president insists that flynn was the victim of a political prosecution. president trump also said thursday night he plans to travel to georgia to campaign for two republican senators in runoff races, seats that will determine balance of power in the senate. >> thanksgiving has always been a special time for the biden family. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden released a thanksgiving message on

cbs2 news correspondent natalie brand in washington, dc, the last minute push for support. >> reporter: in these final hours, both campaigns are laser focused on turning out their supporters who have not yet voted early. president trump campaigning in four states today, one of his earlier stops was near joe biden'sbirthplace of scranton, pennsylvania, meanwhile biden and his campaign have been barnstorming the keystone state today. one of the key battlegrounds that could determine the outcome of this race. on the eve of election day president trump and democratic presidential nominee joe biden are hitting the campaign trail in five crucial states. >>> it out and vote. >> reporter: the president makes the most campaign stops with five rallies. >> with your vote will continue to cut your taxes, cut regulations, support our police to support our great military, protect our second amendment. >>> biden kicked off until the last minute stop in cleveland, ohio. >>> tomorrow we have a patootie to put an end to a presidency that has divided this nation. >> reporter: the fight for pennsylvania i

natalie brand has the latest. >> reporter: president trump thanks u.s. troops serving overseas this evening. and for the first time since election day the president took questions from reporters, and again made unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. >> the numbers are false. the numbers are correct. it was a rigged election 100%. >> reporter: earlier his former national security advisor michael flynn tweeted his thanks for wednesday's presidential pardon. he pleaded guilty in 2017 to lying to the fbi about his conversations with russians. but then later tried to rescind the deal. the president insists that he was the victim of a political prosecution. president trump also said thursday night he plans to travel to georgia to campaign for two republican senators and runoff races. that will determine the balance of power in the senate. >> thanksgiving has always been a special time for the biden family. >> reporter: the president- elect release a thanksgiving message thursday morning, urging americans not to gather in large groups. >> it is a personal sa

natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >>> there is no evidence of any widespread fraud. president-elect's victory by more than 80,000 votes in pep pen has already been certified. >>> time now is 4:40. still ahead on kpix5 and strohmeyering on cbsn bay area. >> taken families create pods when the people struck but could they be doing more harm than good. >> if you spend, 50, you get appear additional card for 25. other thick 50% on your money. >> pretty much. >> plus the slap to help shoppers an maul businesses during the holidays. >> looking live this morning at the city of san francisco from our own holiday magic. let's celebrate home with more cheer, more light, and more memories. because a gift for home brings joy to all. >>> to survive the people, some families are creating social circles to edge indicate an care for their children. but even quarantine bubbles have risks. we've been telling but pandemic pods since the start of the school year. small groups of families who agree to follow health guidelines without seeing anyone el outside of their group. we have learn

cbs reporter natalie brand explains his lawyers are vowing to take the case to the supreme court. >> reporter: president trump took around of golf before heading to camp david, speaking to reporters on things giving evening, making baseless claims. >> this election was a fraud. it was a rigged election. >> reporter: friday a federal appeals court in pennsylvania added to the tromp campaign's recent losses, rejecting a lawsuit there. judge stephanie stevens, a presidential appointee, wrote charges require specific allegations and then prove. we have neither here. the president also said he will travel to georgia, rallying voters to back republicans into one elections in january. that will determine which party controls the u.s. senate. >> maybe i will go twice, it is important that we windows. >> he said he will vacate the white house on january 20 if the electoral college formalizes the victory of president-elect joe biden which it is on track to do in mid- december. from delaware the president- elect tweeted in a knowledge meant to america's indigenous communities friday, writing le

natalie pirks, bbc news.rashed 6—0 by spain in seville. germany hadn't lost a match in overa year but were swept aside by spain. manchester city's ferran torres scored a hat—trick before mikel 0yarza bal here wrapped up the win. theyjoin france in the finals with two more places still up for grabs. two former umpires are accusing the england and wales cricket board of institutionalised racism. john holder, who retired 11 years ago, says it looks "more than suspicious" that he's not received a reply from the ecb after offering to be a mentor at the organisation. meanwhile, ismail dawood claims that racist language used in front of senior ecb staff has gone unchallenged. the pair are asking for an independent investigation to be carried out by the equality and human rights commission. i have no reason to doubt that. the decision, the fact that a few non—white umpires, several non—white umpires, have made inquiries about going on the first—class umpires panel or becoming a mentor or liaison officer or whatever a

as the barbecue baccy who call the cops because she suspects everyone actually doesn't hate chris natalie internet justice is one thing seeing the bigger picture is another california isn't the only state to pass these laws oregon passed one last year to give victims the right to sue their callers and new york did the same this summer so if anything the colors get off easier since some new york lawmakers initially wanted calls like the crazy central park ladies to be considered hate crimes are well if anyone found out what hate is this year it's women named karen are actual parents and gone on the record to say the san francisco law's name is disrespectful and not just because they refused to spell it with the letter k. . they spelled it with a c. because the 1st word in the law is caution which starts with a c. just replace the c. word of the cage just i think all the kids in the cars for kids commercials would beg to differ with you on that very point they didn't even use the right for less of what you said were true then this car dash in sr wouldn't even exist ok you say that as if it'

can i have natalie and ryan here, please? ok. natalie and ryan. we are giving you a special shout out to start class. [laughter] natalie, you previously worked for npr and are now working with a get out the vote organization you have told us about. we are proud your supporting democracy and you are doing social media. democracy, media and the public sphere. ryan is in the process of building an app to tell us how long polling lines are. bringing in the democracy, media, and the public sphere. we need those apps. my husband is in line now, a 70-minute wait where he is. both of you get a hat. >> they each get a hat that says -span 2020 on the front. on the back, #unfiltered. [laughter] >> you each get a hat. you get something. something that you clean screens and microfiber and then very handy, always needed, a pen. [applause] >> thank you, both, for your work promoting democracy, media, and the public sphere, which is why we are all here today, right? today we are going to talk about political advertising in campaigns. this is from chapter 13 in ou

i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> he realized how bad she was for him and like a drug addict, he kept letting her back in the door. >> her trial riveted the country. >> we find the defendant, as for count one, guilty. >> judy arias was facing a possible death sentence. >> did we ever think she would do what she did? who would think that? >> a steamy story of sex, lies. >> he's a compulsive liar. she blievs the lie. after one of the most bizarre trials ever, hear chilling details from friends. >> did you see any cuts? inside the jodi arias trial. >> this is somebody who was tragically murdered. ♪ hello and welcome to dateline. when he was murdered, they immediately suspected, his girlfriend, jodi arias. and soon she was arrested. through it all, there was a fascinating mystery at the heart of the trial. and along came jody. >> it would be you, correct? >> jody admitted to 12 jurors and a few million on tv that she was t

natalie, a good spot to end it. thank you, dr. natalie azar. by the way, ladies and gentlemen, be sure to stick around. dr. anthony fauci is going to join my colleague andrea mitchell in a few minutes, today at noon on "andrea mitchell reports." >>> senator mitch mcconnell giving president trump backup as he refuses to accept joe biden's win. our friend robert costa at "the washington post" has new reporting on what's behind mcconnell's decision. it sounds like he's got georgia on his mind. >>> also, a top doj official stepping down after attorney general bill barr issued a new memo on voter fraud investigations. what it could mean for those investigations. first, as we go to break, this was the scene 12 years ago to y today. president george w. bush, first lady laura bush welcoming president-elect barack obama and soon-to-be first lady michelle to the white house. owners who have turned into their parents. i'm having a big lunch and then just a snack for dinner. so we're using a speakerphone in the store. is that a good idea? one of the ways i

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> i know my sister would have fought. we used to tell each other that if somebody ever tried to hurt us that we would do everything we can to leave something behind so the other one can figure it out. i believe that she was murdered. >> this is a very bizarre death. >> it was baffling from the start. a young woman dead at her millionaire boyfriend's mansion. >> 911 emergency. what are you reporting? >> a young girl hung herself. >> my heart started racing. >> you found her hanging? >> i did. >> detectives ruled it a suicide. but what was it? at the scene a cryptic phrase. >> her hands were tied, her feet were tied, she was naked. >> this was sending a message. >> that wasn't the only suspicious death here. >> no mom wants to hear that her son was a victim of a homicide. something happened at the top of the stairs. >> what really went on in that mansion? hear from the man at the center in his first television interview. >> you thought you had nothing to hide