natalie, can you hear is now? sorry _ very mistaken. natalie, can you hear is now?y mistaken. natalie, can you hear is now? sorry about that _ very mistaken. natalie, can you hear is now? sorry about that like - is now? sorry about that like someone took your sound away from us just as we came to to you. nothing talk personal. natalie, what do you make of the story on the front of the metro?— make of the story on the front of the metro? ~ , ., ~ , the metro? well, yeah. as you said is not going — the metro? well, yeah. as you said is not going away. _ the metro? well, yeah. as you said is not going away, rachel. - the metro? well, yeah. as you said is not going away, rachel. it's - is not going away, rachel. it's interesting that labour has finally come _ interesting that labour has finally come out — interesting that labour has finally come out and started a position hear it because _ come out and started a position hear it because they've been quite quiet of the _ it because they've been quite quiet of the last— it because they've been quite quiet of the last coup

natalie morales is here to talk about >>> we're back natalie morales is here to talk about her upcomingm up what they loved the most about working here natalie, you had your own good-bye to you. >> i did i did. >> good morning, everyone. white house chief of staff -- >> dear viewers, from the minute i stepped in front of the camera and into your living room, i knew it was an honor of the most sacred time. with you, i've had a front row seat to moments that captured our hearts people have been braving that freezing cold here for many, many hours and this is a historic moment. moments i will forever cherish as i witness history thank you so much for inviting us along traveled the country with some of america's leaders >> covered the most incredible stories. >> there is an unbelievable theme here it is impossible to have a dry eye. >> like the rescue of 33 chilean miners, trapped underground for 69 days. together, we witnessed a miracle. the crowds are going crazy i have enjoyed two royal weddings and held court in london awaiting the first royal birth in decades events forever on my highl

. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> you had the good cop, you have the bad cop. and the polygraph. it felt like "law & order". >> the fire broke out before dawn. in the daylight, they found the's mother of two young children dead. >> she lived a very courageous life. she was very bold in the things she did. >> but after the smoke cleared, a mystery lingered. >> we knew she did not die in that fire, she died before the fire. >> who do you look to as the suspect? >> obviously the spouse is the first person you look to. >> but her husband had a clear alibi and he passed a lie detector test. eventually, the case grew cold until this witness came forward. with a tale of love and lust gone wrong. >> he finally just took the sweat shirt and wrapped it around her neck. >> but could she be believed? >> i was sleeping around. i think i slept with half the town. >> was she out for justice or revenge? >> is it a perfect world, no? did she get hers, yes? when she dies. >> what was the lie? and what was the truth? >> he wasn't there! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "dateline".

she has been identified as 24- year-old nataly ayala . scary moments that happened just across the street and the auto shop we are captured this video through its surveillance video camera. this is the moment the 2007 chevy tahoe was taken with one- year-old mona . you can see someone running after the car at 5:45 p.m. last night after an amber alert and intense search, after 7:30 p.m., the one-year-old girl was reunited with her family. a pittsburg resident on the little girl in the parking lot but not the suspect but the police say they received a call from a concerned citizen who reported a woman who was walking on harper street who matched the description and identified, again, is 24-year- old nataly ayala who was placed under arrest for kidnapping and vehicle theft. the incident left residents uneasy, including the owner of the body shop across the street. >> i am scared for my kids. i told my wife, we go anywhere, we go with the kids. it is very hard. it is scary. >> reporter: the owner of the auto shop says he has never seen anythi

in brunswick, georgia, i'm natalie brand, back to you. >> thank you, natalie. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll speak with arbery's mother, wanda cooper jones, for her reaction to the verdicts and what she hopes her son's legacy will be. >>> people from around the globe are coming together to help the victims in that christmas parade tragedy in wisconsin. the "milwaukee journal sentinel" reports more than 6,300 donations from a dozen countries have been made to a community fund to help the victims' families in waukesha. it comes after six people died after a driver in an suv plowed into a parade on sunday. nfl star and wisconsin native j.j. watt said he will pay for the victims' funeral costs. after sunday's tragic incident, he tweeted that he was grateful to those who rushed and helped the wounded. >>> so coming up, the sweetest thing -- how u2's the edge want to help musicians still trying to recover from the pandemic. >>> and oh, deer. an unexpected visitor at a tennessee school. how this curious buck got trapped inside a classroom. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." > this is the "

natalie? >> reporter: and allen, as you heard, president biden today trying to urge people to remain calm. meanwhile the white house says that federal health officials have been in close contact with state and local health officials nationwide and labs as they try to track and learn more about this new variant. president biden spent the money huddled with this covid response team discussing the newly discovered omicron variant. >> this new variant is a cause for concern. not a cause for panic. we have the best vaccine the world, the best medicines, the best sign gibs we're learning more every single day. >> reporter: today is the first day of travel restrictions in the united states, keeping non-u.s. citizens from entering the country from south africa and seven other nations, but the variant has spread well beyond southerna,countries including our neighbor to the north, canada. >> we needed to give people time to get an opportunity to say get that vaccine now, as it going to move around the w

natalie has more on those verdicts for us. >> reporter: good evening, allen. the jury deliberated for more than 11 hours before reaching their decision. ahmaud arbery's mother speaking following the verdict said thinking back to last year, she never thought this day would come, but she said now our son can rest in peace. there was a brief outburst in the courtroom as the judge read the verdict. >> guilty. >> and cheering as word reached the crowd outside. travis mcmichael found guilty of malice murder. he, his father gregory, and a third defendant, william roddie bryan were all convicted of felony murder. to the verdict today was a verdict based on the facts, on the evidence, and that was our goal, was to bring that to that jury, they could do the right thing. >> reporter: this is the scene outside of the county courthouse shortly after the verdict was read. demonstrators who have been here since the start of the trial have called for justice for ahmaud arbery. >> i've been here 30 years, and to get this outcome right now is blessing. >> reporter: arbery's mot

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> 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 jessica's neck. >> police said we're going to rule this as a homicide. >> detectives using new technology to view this crime scene and extreme detail. >> there's no forced entry. no tool marks. >> there was blood on the couch. >> who could've done this? >> they say that usually is 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 fooled around a little bit. just like, teasing, sibling teasing. i guess you can call. it >> he threatened to take out my whole entire family to get custody of our kids. >> wow. >> a chilling story. danger and duplicity. >> we were trying to figure out who did this. he knew the whole time. >> t

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her hand to describes what it is like to watch the attention that natalie holloway -- i covered the nataliewhat a horrific story for her mom to go on newscast after newscast -- but at the same time, the on who is looking for her niece is saying, why does no one care about my niece? she is reaching out to these news organizations, she is a tv producer, she can't get any attention. why do we care about some people and why do we not care about others? i believe it is a lot of bias. i know when i've done documentaries that focus on people of color, i've been told, don't make it too black, make sure you don't push away the audience we really care about, which is to say the white audience. there is often a sense of our audience is this, this is a person who is appealing, attractive, interesting to me as a producer and that is what should get the focus, versus thinking about what are the communities that you serve and how do you serve those communities? we talk to a former news president who says race is not a factor. that is just not true. the data does not hold that up. until newsrooms are willi

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natalie, do you want to take us to the front of the ria?taff particularly with the vaccine requirement coming in. it’s particularly with the vaccine requirement coming in. it's about the mandatory — requirement coming in. it's about the mandatory vaccines _ requirement coming in. it's about the mandatory vaccines for - requirement coming in. it's about the mandatory vaccines for care l requirement coming in. it's about - the mandatory vaccines for care home workers which is coming into force on thursday. they've highlighted a number of cities on the front here, there is no surprise to see that nottingham is apparently one of the worst affected. by caring workers losing theirjobs. they have not have the covid vaccine. not surprised to see that it all. nottingham has consistently come top of those tables for low percentage of those tables for low percentage of adults have in the vaccine was up in particular in the city centre where it's in the 30% of range of adults who have had the vaccination. do we know why that is, is there any explanatio

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i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> how am i doing right now? if i had to put it into one word -- numb would be the closest. >> she was a young actress starring in the role of a lifetime. a mystery. >> you never heard a gunshot? >> no. >> one of her friends was dead. >> there's been a body discovered in sam's apartment. >> it's so hard. she was 23. >> another friend was missing and wanted. >> you've got a dead woman in his apartment. this guy is potentially very dangerous. >> we were pretty confident he was our guy. >> two mysteries to solve, but one evasive witness. >> rachel didn't tell us any of this the day before. >> i told the truth to the best of my capability. >> police wondered had another murder been planned? >> they said if you would have gone back that day, they wanted to kill you. >> did rachel have a secret -- >> what did you do? >> i think you know what i did. >> -- would she keep it? >> this is as diabolical as any case i've ever seen. >> or was the curtain about to close? >

i'm natalie morales.d carmen smith had been murdered at the hands of waseem daker. her neighbor's stalker. with no physical evidence, they could not prove it and the years past but the detriment effective was about to take a new look at an old clue and turn this clue from cold to red hot. once again, here's andrea canning with the killing in cobb county. >> after ten years in prison, was seem decor was a free man, but still a suspect in the murder of carmen smith and the stabbing of her son nick. >> he was still terrorizing you in some ways. >> just the fact that he was out was kind of terrorizing. >> he is that character in those horror movies. he's like your worst nightmare. >> after his release he got a job and moved to suburban atlanta. he was a freeman and enjoying life. here he is sky diving and loving it. daker's freedom galled homicide detective john doss. the carmen smith murder was now officially a cold case. to doss, daker was the one that got away. >> does a case like this haunt a police depar

back to dateline >> welcome back to dateline, i'm natalie morales.nce with tom had turned dark. she told friends and family that tom was a heavy drinker, with violent tendencies. on a trip to new york she said that he sexually assaulted her and later held her at gunpoint. beth had left town but danger was not far behind. once again here is with -- "murder on nantucket island". >> after a terrifying night where she was held captive in tom toolan the's apartment. she had managed to escape and get home to nantucket her refuge. she called her friend leslie the morning she got back. >> she did say he has a gun and i'm frayed he might use it, i'm not gonna stay here, i'm gonna go spend the night at my brother's house. >> that same day, saturday october 23rd, beth stopped by the nantucket police department to ask about which filing a restraining order. >> for her to stop at the police department, that probably tells you all you need to know about what was going on inside of her. >> yeah, i would think so. i think she had well founded fears, especially after

natalie y marie nos acompaÑan desde california. hola, chicas, bienvenidas a la ediciÓn digital. ganÓ a la espaÑola y cuÁnto tiempo practicaron. ya sÉ que se apoyaron de algunos vÍdeos en youtube. >> sÍ, claro. [rÍe] empezamos a practicar. >> la primera vez que nos invitaron a una competencia, a nosotros realmente la Única paella que hacÍamos era en casa y despuÉs de conocer lo que es realmente la paella pues era un arroz simplemente lo que preparÁbamos pero bueno nos invitaron y empezamos a ver vÍdeos en youtube y buscar en las redes e informarnos de cuÁl era el procedimiento para hacerla correctamente y el caso es que esta Última semana antes de la competencia estuvimos comiendo paella todos los dÍas. [risas] borja: yo quiero que me digan algo porque tengo a mis amigos valencianos que me me estÁn escribiendo: pregÚntale los ingredientes. sÍ que hay mucha discusiÓn. ¿quÉ tipo de paella fue la que hicieron? ¿quÉ ingredientes utilizaron? cuÉntenme. >> pues usamos cerdo, costillas de puerco, salsa cancÚn y calabacita. ahora, tambiÉn hicimos otro concurso en espaÑa que se llama conc

la chef natalie dice que han logrado desafiar los retos que se presentan con este complicado platillo, pero corriÓ 100 m en luisiana. ilia: se convirtiÓ en la primera mujer de su edad en establecer un rÉcord mundial de atletismo en la categorÍa de corredor con 105 aÑos. ella dijo que estaba feliz. no es para menos. jorge: nos despedimos. ilia: camila: ¿qué vamos a hacer? alan: ir con una ginecóloga. estas pruebas son efectivas, pero necesitamos una opinión médica. camila: mis hermanas me van a matar, nosotros no somos novios, todo ha sido casual. alan: no solo tú estás en problemas, también yo.

this specifically is about natalie — got. this specifically is about natalie elphicke.he sent a whatsapp to her colleagues, and he colleagues, saying, that he spent so much _ colleagues, saying, that he spent so much time _ colleagues, saying, that he spent so much time playing party politics, he should _ much time playing party politics, he should stick to the dayjob. now it has been — should stick to the dayjob. now it has been revealed that she has another— has been revealed that she has anotherjob apart from her dayjob as an _ anotherjob apart from her dayjob as an mp. — anotherjob apart from her dayjob as an mp, and that is to advise a house—building group, which is paying — house—building group, which is paying her £36,000 for eight hours a week work. _ paying her £36,000 for eight hours a week work, which does not sound like a lot when— week work, which does not sound like a lot when you say it, but if you break _ a lot when you say it, but if you break that — a lot when you say it, but if you break that down into how much work you're doing — break that down into

natalie brand is live in georgia. >> reporter: ahmaud arbery's mother says her son can rest in peace as the georgia attorney general says that the verdict "brings us one step closer to justice and healing." as the judge read the verdicts -- >> guilty. >> reporter: and shearing as word reached the crowd outside. travis mcmichael was guilty of malice murder in the killing of ahmaud arbery, he and his father , greg mcmichael, and a third defendant, william bryan were convicted of felony murder. >> the verdict was based on the facts and evidence. that was our goal, to bring that to that jury so they could do the right thing. >> reporter: this is the scene outside the courthouse shortly after the verdict was read. demonstrators who have been here since the start of the trial have called for justice for ahmaud arbery . to i have been here 30 years and to get this outcome is a blessing. >> reporter: the mother of ahmaud arbery thanked the supporters. >> it was a long fight but god is good. >> reporter: the defendants believed ahmaud arbery had committed the crime but there was no evidence t

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. tching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> one of the investigators brought somebody over to me saying this is our crime advocate. i was steeling myself for it already, because of the massive police presence. >> they said that they believe that he had been murdered. >> craig rideout, dad of seven, cared deeply about his kids. >> he was a loving man. provider, warm. >> so, it was puzzling and alarming when he vanished. >> to say craig is not. here i said that's weird. >> i didn't know what was. happening >> i know something is wrong. i don't know how wrong. >> a disturbing discovery in the basement. >> articles found on the walls. >> he appeared there was some kind of ambush. >> revelations about craig's wife. >> craig didn't want to believe. there was a romantic relationship between them. it became painfully obvious that there was. >> and in the park, two young men acting strangely-- >> they identified alexander right out. >> the victims two so

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natalie brand, cbs news, houston. >> yuccas: wow, a whole new life. ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the rush to see places altered by global warming before they're gone. . >> yuccas: the u.n. climate conference and pro protests havt a spotlight on our warming planet. the issue has also created a new travel trend. it's called "last chance tourism." cbs' ben tracy visited one of the hottest spots that would give anything to stay cold. >> it's crazy, this country is beautiful. >> reporter: in this lagoon on the southern korcht of iceland, giant chunks of ice, once part of a massive glacier, gently float away into the north atlantic ocean. >> definitely sad, but it's very grateful to be able to, you know, look at this stuff while i still can. >> reporter: we ran into sharadh sivamani from new york. >> we wanted to get a chance to look at it before, you know, some of it melts away. but it's absolutely striking. >> reporter: although sharadh hadn't heard the term last chance tourism... it sounds like that's what you've been doing. >> it's the rationale. it

that does not quite sound like a change in tone, natalie . like a change in tone, natalie elphicke, but solution to the migrant crisis, despite years of tough talk on both sides of the channel? amanda akass has been looking for the answers to some of the most frequent questions on cross—channel migration. one of the most regular questions we're asked is, why can't the government just send migrants straight back to france? but since brexit, we're no longer part of the eu scheme known as the dublin agreement, which sees migrants returned to the member state they first arrived in. and without help from other countries, government's options are limited. it's compelled, under the refugee convention, to hear asylum claims from people. it's compelled, under international law, to rescue people in distress at sea. some people, although they would like us simply to be able to apprehend these boats and dump the migrants back off in france, the only issue there is that that would entail invasion of france. many people ask whether border force can turn migrant boats around in the channel. it's a tac

natalie brand has more. >> reporter: the house rules committee met late thursday to move forward with a vote on the nearly $2 trillion social spending and climate bill. >> we will probably be on the floor i'm told at 8:00 a.m. >> reporter: at her morning news conference thursday, house speaker nancy pelosi repeated the plan to vote on both the bipartisan physical infrastructure bill and the build-back-better act. >> we're going to pass both bills. but in order to do so, we have to have votes for both bills. that's where we are. >> reporter: in the latest negotiations, house democrats say they want to raise the cap on the state and local tax deductions known as s.a.l.t., and they remain committed to addingfour weeks of paid family and medical leave to the measure. >> there will be money in the pockets of the american people. >> reporter: but key senate moderate joe manchin remains firm on his opposition of putting paid family and medical leave in the final bill. senator manchin spoke to cnn thursday morning. >> i don't think it belongs in the bill. we can do that in a bipartisan way. w

natalie brand has the latest. >> reporter: the uk is banning travel from six african countries due to a new covid variant that is spreading fast. it has multiple mutations. >> the early indications we have is that it may be more transmissible than the delta variant. and the vaccines that we currently have may be less effective against it.ff rials e variant will travel fast. >> you can be rest assured as people start to move even more over the next few weeks, this will be all over. ♪ >> reporter: here in the u.s., the thanksgiving holiday seemed back to normal after more muted celebrations last year. >> with everyone being vaccinated, we can like all be around each other and not be as worried about getting sick. >> reporter: but covid cases are rising in 25 states, and hospitalizations are up in 22 states. >> we're really in uncharted territories, and it's not clear what's going to happen the next six to ten weeks. >> reporter: to protect yourself, health officials say it's imperative to get vaccinated and get a booster shot if eligible. >> this delta variant spreads so easily. it is c

natalie elhicke is boats leaving french shows. shows. natalie elphicke is referring to a deal i elphicke is referring to a deal signed injune when the uk pledged to give france £54 million to support efforts to stop the boats. france has stopped hundreds of them, but others are getting through. this french policeman told the daily mail we have 24 hours, seven day week surveillance and there are multiple departure times every two miles. we will stop one, two, three, four but if we are busy elsewhere, the fifth or sixth will leave. the rise attempt attempted crossings is a factor, but others see politics. the times quoted uk government source who called the french approach president macron's brexit management strategy. france is unimpressed and its interior minister said we not taking lessons from the british, they must stop using us as a punching bag for domestic politics. but for all of this, the uk and france know they must work together on this and wednesday's tragedy has given this extra urgency. that may mean more patrols on t

natalie parks, abc news.ed 0—0 at edison park. it takes them up to ninth, only a few days at his new team. he knows there will be work today a. it was a thrilling game at the london stadium. i scanning the purple shared five goals of the hammers coming out on top. for west ham fans, walked to the london stadium has often been filled with frustration and annoyance. the season, though, it's one filled with hope and optimism. flying high in the league and doing well in europe, now liverpool where in town to burst their bubble. you can clap's side are a team that always seems to start well, not today. allison out jumped and out fight, ultimately outdone. not a moment he will want to see again. and as allison missed his punch in the back from were struggling to strike and attack. until a moment of magic from trent alexander. both sides continued to threaten, the woodwork denied west ham, lucas denied liverpool. allison couldn't do the same when he was required. a shock squeezing past ten. liverpool's goalkeeper wo

natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," an exclusive behind-the-sceneslivery service that launches today which uses autonomous drones. errol barnett has the details. >>> and anthony mason has a rare interview with richard carpenter of the '70s group the carpenters about his book if the carpenters: musical legacy." >>> and dwane wade talks with gayle king about his memoir called "dwayne." >>> i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -marie green. have a great day.

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. >> our youngest, natalie, was something special. >> 15-year-old natalie ran away in 2013, and whener down weeks later it was through an adult ad on backpage. after rescuing her they learned the full story. shortly after leaving home she'd met a man who trapped her and began forcing her to sell sex. he was the one who posted the ad. >> i can't imagine her fear and bewilderment at what was happening to her as she was repeatedly raped and beaten while being posted on backpage. >> natalie's story revealed a dark secret about the site. not only was backpage a place for independent sex workers, it was also according to nicole and others like advocate sarai smith zaragos a hub for underage sex trafficking. >> at this point we're hearing stories from multiple survivors of saying yeah, i was trafficked on backpage, oh yeah, i was trafficked on backpage when i was 13. >> sex trafficking is different than sex work. sex work is done by choice. trafficking is coerced by third parties who profits by selling you for sex. pimps often fall into this category. >> is there a particular profile? >> an

. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm natalie morales, thank you for watching. watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> this is "dateline. " it was horrifying. this was my mom, a vibrant woman, just ripped out of the world. everything that we saw in our life was all shattered. he betrayed us to our very core. >> they were a stunning couple, a doctor and a beauty queen. >> she won homecoming queen. she did modeling. >> but the day she was found dead in the tub -- >> who's in the bathtub? >> my wife. >> -- set a mystery in motion. >> my father said, rachel, come home. and then he just hung up. >> so many secrets locked tight for so many years uncovered by daughters turned detectives. >> you hacked into his phone. >> yeah. there was a lot of different things that came out. >> things like a mistress named gypsy. was she a motive for murder? in court, an epic showdown. father against daughter. and daughter -- >> why were you seeking information as to your mother's death? >> because i believed my father killed her. >> but was the evidence on his side?

our sports correspondent, natalie pirks has the story.e who won wimbledon. but now the united nations has added its voice to the clamour of bodies all wanting to know the same thing — where is peng shuai? two weeks ago, in this social media post, peng shuai made serious sexual assault allegations against former vice—premier zhang gaoli. "like an egg hitting a rock, or a moth to the flame courting self—destruction, i'll tell the truth about you," she said. within half an hour the post had gone, and so had she. then an email surfaced addressed to the chairman of the women's tennis association, claiming to be from her, saying she hadn't meant the allegations and was just "resting at home". but they're not buying it, and are prepared to pull lucrative matches from china if they don't get proof she is safe. i don't want to see this get pushed under the rug or on the side, because at the end there's bigger issues in some people's minds as to what's going on. i think the focus has to be on peng in this situation. 23—time grand slam singles champ

our sports correspondent natalie pirks watched the action.d truly coming off of late, and the warning shots were there from villareal. as rumours swirl, former barcelona boss ernesto valverde has been contacted about taking the reins till the summer. there's still work to be done. but when fred stole the ball, look who was on hand to inflict the killer blow. and it falls to ronaldo! he's done it again! another goal would seal the deal. this was mega signing jadon sancho's big chance to score his first. sancho! there you go! manchester united through to the last 16 of the champions league! the travelling fans were in raptures. united with a game plan? it's been a while. chelsea fans have been loving life lately, and their purple patch continued with a 4—0 win overjuventus. reece james' stunner made it 2—0. james... we know he can hit them, and how he can hit them! and a classy team effort finished by hudson—odoi made it three before a late goal by werner, the european champ sailing serenely through to the knockout stages. natalie pirks, bbc ne

natalie bennett. i think it's, it's not even necessarily a wait for him, per se, for people around the world, we're trying to put an end to terrorism and support for terrorism and promoting un resolution, $1373.00 and or chapter 7 of your, of the security council ending all i'm direct and indirect support for terrorism, so i consider it a win for anyone who actually does care about human rights and care about democracy . all right, well we have run out of time to we're going to have to leave the conversation there . thanks so much. all of our guests and hertzberg, roxanne, pharma, for my and, and myself ability. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter handle is at a j inside story from emergent driven. holton here, bye for now. ah and a a, a with a african narrative. mm. from af

natalie brand tells us one family's story. >> reporter: the ramazani siblings appear to be completely at ease living with their extended family in texas. >> it's beautiful. beautiful. >> reporter: a world away from the pain and trauma they left behind in afghanistan. hajar is the oldest injured by an i.u.d. as a -- i.e.d. as a child, their mother was killed in august as they tried to flee. she says the situation was horrible and tries not to remember it. the children came to houston in early september, the same airport where their cousin dave ali arrived as a refugee as age 13. >> at first, it was not easy for us because i didn't know the culture or the language, i was just like them. >> o'donnell: ali and his siblings now paying it forward to the next generation. you don't have children. >> no. >> reporter: suddenly, you have four. >> yes, big ones. >> reporter: the children arrive with just a few belongings. everything in here is new. >> yeah. >> reporter: new experiences. wow. >> reporter: from makeovers and a first laptop to school, a first for hajar who didn't go in afghanistan.

let natalie it at the car can fee and she doesn't want us off. as the conflict escalated, so did the number of casualties civilians. iraqi fighters resisting the invasion and american soldiers al jazeera report has provided a realistic and close up view of the mounting casualties on all sides. oh, i'm ready. it's the coma. her flat rock that the la june with empty key. and so what do i be sold for? an account we hadn't was faithful down there. akira was it's janish, indiana, mom, thought a jim columbus obama regime b. d map with animals so well. but then also, what are the la i that had this were danny, i kinda had the that george matty is any you should if you had a hollow shit that i know. lemme euclid at least were unless the model, but i honestly wish them a kind of a would sure 2 baths. i'll connect, which is sierra ne i. so what is wrong with mickey in any you saw born fi amity at mccaul, in fallujah, west of baghdad. a major u. s. military operation was launched in april 2004. while the u. s. claimed it was killing what it called terrorist

natalie pirks was watching. # 0 flower of scotland... beat moldova and the travelling tartan army would be guaranteed a play—off spot for their first world cup since 1998. but it wasn't all one—way traffic. scotland, though, were by far the better side and finally broke the deadlock before half—time. an exquisite backheel set up in scotland for the cushion they craved. and craig gordon's penalty save was the icing on the play—off cake. the tartan army in raptures — the dream is still alive. england's match with albania began with a moment of reflection. last post plays. what followed was a stroll in the park. harry maguire got the first, harry kane's head got the second. the goals kept coming — jordan henderson made it three, kane's left foot made it four. and the perfect hat—trick wasn't far behind. how is this for acrobatics? aimed in towards kane! he may not be in golden form for his club but for england, kane shines. all goals in the first half, 5—0 the final score. welcome a draw against the worst ranked side in the world, san marin

natalie pirks, bbc news. today's football results, as match of the day 2 and sportscene in scotland follow soon on bbc one. aston villa have sacked their manager, dean smith, after their fifth league defeat in a row. smith leaves with villa in 17th place in the premier league. the west ham manager, david moyes, was delighted with his side's 3—2 win over liverpool, which ends their 25—game unbeaten run. west ham move above liverpool into third place. mikel arteta celebrated his 100th game as arsenal's manager, with a 1—0 win over watford. the other two games ended in a draw. rangers are four points clear at the top of the scottish premiership, after a 11—2 win over ross county. celtic are in second place, they beat dundee, 4—2. scotland have made an unbeaten start to rugby union's autumn nations series, beating australia in a tight contest, 15—13, to follow up on last week's success against tonga. it's scotland's third consecutive victory over australia. joe lynskey reports. murrayfield at its most intense aga

. >> and i'm natalie morales. this is dateline. >> i know my sister would've fought. we used to tell each other that if someone 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 boyfriends mention. >> 9-1-1 what are you reporting? >> i got a girl, hung herself. >> my heart started racing. >> you found her. >> i did. >> they ruled it a suicide, but was it? >> at the scene knives, rose, a cryptic phrase. >> her hands 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 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? >> i knew i had nothing to hide. >> the worst shock in probably my entire life. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello an

israel does have a reputation for acting pretty tough on corona virus, as does the prime minister natalie bennett, who's made some of his political brand about handling the time demick. so i think with all of that taken into account, it's not entirely surprising that these pretty strong measures have been taken hurry forth for us in jerusalem. thank he. australia is prime minister scott morrison says the new version is concerning. the government has imposed new restrictions on people arriving from 9 southern african countries. these very fast moving issue that we will continue as we always have sensible, balanced, guided by the best possible medical evidence and medical expert advice that he's what is enabled astride to be so successful through the course of covert to open, safely, and to remain safely open let's get the picture from sarah clark who's been covering the story from brisbin in australia. sarah, good to see you. so what authority saying about the cases of this new variant that i've discovered would be to positive cases. they came on flies, a content i could talk a white light

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cabinet, which took place late on saturday evening after a brief announcement from the prime minister natalie bennett, that israel needed to act very quickly in the midst of all this uncertainty and not risk the progress already gained against the current of iris pandemic. and so the measures nascar extremely stringent, all foreign travelers into israel will no longer be allowed in that is quite soon after foreign tourism was allowed again towards the beginning of november. and army kron has been detected in more parts of europe. the dutch government believes several cases are among travellers in isolated after arriving from south africa, which 1st identify at the very end. south africa government is complaining about the way it's been treated since selecting the world about the variance says country should be congratulating it's not punishing it. hundreds of demonstrates is blocked major roads and the serbian capital protest against mining project. some fort with the police critics and upcoming referendum worry a yes. will allow foreign companies to mine to freely in serbia and plunder its r