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natalie, of course, saw him that morning. they made plans to meet after work. >> at 5:18 i texted him, and i said, are you on your way? are you coming? and he said, ten-minute 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, and 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. and 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. sorry. and he said, something really bad's happened. steve's been shot. and i said nothing for a s

natalie have made so eloquently— chris and natalie have made so eloquently oh _ chris and natalie haveing to that, how much would that mean to you?— listening to that, how much would that mean to you? it would mean a ureat that mean to you? it would mean a great deal. — that mean to you? it would mean a great deal. and _ that mean to you? it would mean a great deal, and it _ that mean to you? it would mean a great deal, and it sounds _ that mean to you? it would mean a great deal, and it sounds very - great deal, and it sounds very encouraging, andrew. the second we let —— we met him, he was extremely on—board and filled us with a tremendous amount of confidence that he has got, there are means to go forward with this. we are confident. we are very pleased with andrew's response~ — we are very pleased with andrew's response. we are pleased with how the investigation is pending at, the snowdome has been very compliant and helping. _ snowdome has been very compliant and helping, and they have a staffordshire police. the key thing we talk— staffordshire police. the key thing we talk about

natalie? _ sums. how many holidays do you go on a year, natalie? two, _ sums. a year, natalie? two, three, i something like that. not seven, a year, natalie? two, three, - something like that. not seven, like the children — something like that. not seven, like the children stop _ something like that. not seven, like the children stop but _ something like that. not seven, like the children stop but i _ something like that. not seven, like the children stop but i wouldn't - the children stop but i wouldn't have time to go to on seven holidays. i don't think they'd let me have that much time off, and that's fair enough. i don't think she has that same kind of level of job. i'm not sure what she does, but i bet she has an absolutely fantastic life when she is not hiding from her asked husband, but i'm getting into difficult territory here. it is a very awful case. it's been really embarrassing. i think the interesting question is why does london's high court keep being an arena :, london's high court keep being an arena ., ., london's high court keep being an arena

natalie, let's make a comment on this story — week.n this story that's on the front - on this story that's on the front page of the telegraph, the welsh may still that is at the pub, but they will face a £60 fine if they dare to go to work. i'm wondering how you would feel about that if you wear an editor in wales. it’s would feel about that if you wear an editor in wales.— editor in wales. it's absolutely ludicrous _ editor in wales. it's absolutely ludicrous. i— editor in wales. it's absolutely ludicrous. i don't _ editor in wales. it's absolutely ludicrous. i don't know - editor in wales. it's absolutely ludicrous. i don't know where l editor in wales. it's absolutely l ludicrous. i don't know where to start. all of these rules are ridiculous and conflicted each other. why is that? i don't understand that. i get that they are trying to encourage people to work from home, but then it doesn't make sense to the person on the

natalie, next question. >> we have a question written in from tracy who ran for congress up in ithaca. she writes, looking so closely at the speaker's life and woman as politics, comparing thoughts, do you think it would be easier for women who operate in congress. has she paved a path or has every generations create obstacles that we tend to --. >> well, that's a great question and again, honored to have a someone who run for congress listening to this conversation, i'd be curious about your view of this. in my difference she's made a big difference. there's now been a woman who has served in in position of great authority and done it more effectively than any other speaker in modern times. i think you have to go back to sam rayburn to find a speaker who has been as effective as nancy pelosi has been in that office. and that has to send a message to women who want to seek position for leadership, to young women who are maybe thinking about a career in politics to little girls who are thinking about what can i do in my life and look up and they see ruth bader ginsburg supreme court ju

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. ♪♪ thank you for watching ♪ >>> i'm craig melvin and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >>> this is the entrance to the park where richard was killed. the gunman lay in wait in this secluded dark place at night. . >> one way or another, that's an execution. >> absolutely. >> they were a busy, married couple meeting up for a romantic valentine's night rendezvous, but that night someone had other plans. >> he's been what? >> he's been shot. >> before she even arrived, her husband was dead. >> i could see him laying on the ground. >> i couldn't think of a soul who would want to hurt the man. >> then someone let a secret slip. soon police were questioning a suspect with a motive who had suddenly changed his looks. >> and, in fact, when he showed up at work that morning he was beardless. >> there was only one problem. he had a rock-solid alibi. >> where did that leave you? >> worried about my case. >> that's when the phone rang. a tip, a tire track and

. >> reporter: by day, natalie works in marketing.d redegrcreations of favorite buildings. like the cottage from nancy myers' "the holiday." >> nancy myers d.m.'d me and i died a little >> reporter: natalie, quickly taking on gingerbread construction jobs, like the rose bud motel from this show. but making it easy, a miniature version of the shake shack. >> i have cookies in the oven. that's not a joke. i need to take them out. >> reporter: okay. >> i promise i didn't stage that. >> reporter: with fresh baked cookies on the brain, we had to ask -- are you able to eat anything that you make? >> i don't. but you can. it keeps me from being too precious about things. at the end of the day, something can be going wrong and i have to remind myself, this is a cookie. it's okay. everything will be okay. it is not going to last forever. >> reporter: what does natalie have up her sleeve for next christmas? she is hoping to keep the nancy myers tradition going, with a creation of the house from creation of the house from "father of the bride."

it seems that natalie luez though, didn't get that memo. the british government is planning to reform its human rights laws by adding what the you case just to secretaries calling a healthy dose of common sense. the proposed changes paid the way for the deportation of foreign criminals, but have been pummeled by the opposition and by rights activists. this bill represents the biggest legal assault on international refugee law ever seen in the u. k. a future, whether u. k. brakes is international law, obligations and out of human rights protections is a very bad future. these conservative governments tags on the rule of floor must stop. the human rights ad does not stop as deport and serious criminals threatening to weaken people's ability to challenge the government. just because the core sometimes rule against you is the acts of dictators and despots. not democrats. the proposed changes would apply to the u. k. human rights say it's been in place for 20 years already. among other things, the conservative government holds great powers. the

and natalie and derrica wilson.the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah, and joining me for today's headlines is michael kosta. what's going on, michael? snowhow you doing? >> i'm doing great. tonight is the third night of hanukkah. not everybody knew that. i want to say what's up to my jewish people. great holiday. but i feel like what changes because hanukkah, everyone still has to go to work. you still have to take care of your kids, you know. i feel like hanukkah needs more respect, which is why from now on, for the rest of hanukkah, i'm not coming into work. and i think all of us, just don't go to work for the rest of hanukkah, and for all hanukkahs in the future. solidarity with my jewish folk. so... i'm an ally to the jewish people. i also am not going to go to work for the rest of hanukkah, so... >> trevor: sounds a lot like your devali argument. but good for you, michael. >> i'm trying to-- i don't want hanukkah to get the sec

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this is in natalie luez. oh, who's also a member of emmanuel makins on the move party here in france. and this is somebody who'd probably describe herself as being thoroughly european to the core and anti russian. now on the one hand and natalie, you assume must be somebody who would say that she defends the idea of freedom of speech and expression to the core. but it does seem as if that only extends to the type of freedom of speech that she agrees with. and actually just a quick fact check here for madame luez or the name of the channel is r t at not russia today. so apart from the fact that she is unhappy with what she sees as politicians from the left and the right side of the political spectrum in europe saying that russia has a right to a point to view that russia has a right to question. when nato doesn't keep its promise, is that begs a question. does she think that if need to renew legs on commitment, said it's made that that should be swept under the carpet. and all of this comes at a time when the

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> we heard all this talk around the town that jessie was dead. to know that the last moments she spent on this earth she was in so much fear, it's not fair. if he's still out there, he could still be plotting and he could still be hunting. who's next. >> jessie gave her all. to everything she did. >> she was on a mission. >> her whole life. >> and then someone took it all away. >> i was like, jessie. nothing. i jiggled her a little bit and then i knew, this is not good. >> what is the problem? >> my daughter won't wake up. >> she had been murdered in her own bed after coming home from a pool party. a party that hadn't been all fun and games. >> she was 19 and these were men in their 40s. we want to talk to them. >> did something happen at that party? what was happening around this small town? >> i saw someone running behind me and then i noticed he had a knife in his hand. >> it was either i try to save myself or let this guy do whatever he wants to me. >>

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i'm natalie morales. thank you it for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." ♪♪ >>> all i could see was the dark hallway with the light coming out of a door. what am i going to see? how bad is this going to be? worst case scenario was going through my head. >>> lisa and kevin, they married, blending their lives and children. >> it was one, big happy family over there. >> with enough love to welcome a foster daughter with a troubled past, sabrina. >> when she was told about being placed, she was ecstatic. >> a happy home until it was ripped apart in a single night. lisa stabbed. >> the blade was actually bent. it takes a lot to bend a knife blade. >> the killer, none other than sabrina. >> i couldn't believe it. >> a loving mom murdered by the foster daughter she opened her home to. what no one could understand why? >>ing? else happened here. >> stories of a diabolical plot brewing behind closed doors. >> this was really just betrayal on top of betrayal, isn't it

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> i never dreamed somebody could do this. i didn't know why anybody would want to kill him. you watch it on tv. you see it all the time. you just don't think it can happen to you. >> they were a young couple in a hurry to make their fortune. >> 50s, hundreds, 20s, piles of money. >> building a life until one life ended all too soon. >> what happened to your husband, man? >> i believe he's -- he's dead. >> he was laying on the floor, and i got scared. i ran out of the house. >> a young father murdered in broad daylight. didn't look like a robbery. lots of valuables left behind. lots of secrets too. >> it kind of just sent chills up my back. >> something was tearing a family apart. >> i don't even know where to start. >> or was it someone? >> the most cold-blooded evil person. >> a family feud and an innocent man caught in the middle. >> you know these shows that poem watch that people see the ghosts of their loved ones? i wanted that so bad. so bad. >> hello

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." ♪♪ >>> it was one lie after another lie after another lie after another lie. it doesn't make any sense, does it? you took my father. you killed my father. somebody's going to pay for this. >>> there are easier ways to die. >> i got a call from my cousin saying my dad was in the hospital. >> how did he look? >> horrible. >> he drank something sweet and deadly. >> he had those crystals, there was no question? >> no question. >> the real question, why would he do it? >> he was stressed out, something was going on there. >> what had happened to ray? soon it wasn't just doctors and his family asking that question, it was detectives. >> this was most likely not a suicide. >> he had enemies. he received a surprise package from one. >> this man sent my dad a bomb. >> we were there for a surprise phone call from another. >> she went into this. >> oh. >> can i get snt. >> yeah. >> one second. it is josh mankiewicz from "dateline." is there anything you want to say? >>

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> i just felt confused, just in disbelief, kind of out of body almost. how could you do something like that? why? he talked about how scared he was that something could happen to him. he was afraid for his life. >> reporter: dead men tell no tales. but this one left a trail of clues. >> i've never seen my dad that way before. he has never shown me fear of anything. >> reporter: patriarch, power broker, he was head of the family company. the business was real estate. and someone was about to make a killing,. >> i never dreamt anything like that would happen. >> reporter: murdered in a house he was selling. was this a deal gone bad? >> we just had some bizarre things happening in the office or maybe bad blood at home? >> my son texted me he was scared and he wanted me to come pick him up. >> reporter: danger was out there. soon -- >> you're under arrest. >> you're under uh-uh rest. >> under arrest. >> reporter: -- arrest after arrest and twist after twist. >

i want to bring in natalie burnell natalie, one thing bothers me with the hearings, one of the most attractiveads or corporate politicians, right? what do you make, these six folks will be the ones who decide the fate of cryptocurrency? >> yeah, hi, charles. thanks so much for having me, great to see you. focus on the positive here, right? i don't any any of us would have expected this type of hearing even a few years ago. it is important the big companies in the space are trying to educate our political leaders about the technology so they make smart decision about regulation. we know regulation is coming. that framework will give direction for major institutions to finally come on board. i think the ceo as testimony hit the head here. these digital assets are here to stay. this is not the wild, wild west certainly not for bitcoin there is huge risk of not keeping up with innovation to driver it out of our borders. politicians need to get up to speed to the technology because it helps the people they represent. it's a bipartisan issue. bitcoin is a bipartisan. charles: let's bring our viewers

. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline," i am natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> i am craig melvin. >> i am natalie morales, this is "dateline." >> something is not right. >> i just flipped out. i lost it. >> we could not understand how anybody would want to murder him. he looked like he was sleeping but except for the bullet hole. >> his head was on the pillow and his entire upper body was tucked in. the first guess was suicide. >> this was a man who had everything to live for. >> eric loved life. he loved his family and women, too. >> many women, did one of them love him too much? no shortage of lovers. >> i am not stupid. >> no sign of a break-in either. >> someone either have a key. >> it must have been somebody he trusted or someone who didn't trust him. >> inside the safe was a 380 handgun. >> it's the same kind. >> everybody loved him. who killed him? >> we knew in our hearts this murder was going to be solve. >> we believer justice is going to be served for eric. hello and welcome to "dateline," it was a crime scene that offered

our sports correspondent natalie pirks is in abu dhabi. natalie.ond time in the sport's history that two drivers have been locked on the same points going into this 22nd and final race in abu dhabi. max verstappen has won more races so if both crashed out, he would win the title, but lewis hamilton has a huge record in his sights. it's the ending all formula 1 fans wanted. today saw one of the final practice sessions, ahead of sunday's winner—takes—all showdown. and for the teams tied at the top, the season has been intense — not that they'll admit it. this is the moment. how are you sleeping, how are you feeling? actually, very good. there's only two situations in life, when you are part of life, this is when you're in love and when you race. it's just fantastic to have it reach to the final race, and it's all—or—nothing. but there's been no love lost between red bull and mercedes this season. the champion is out of the race, and that's a big crash! the rivalry burst into life at silverstone, with eventual winner hamilton refusing to give an inch.

today we meet natalie welling, a west virginia mother of four. natalie is a respiratory therapist.id leave. since her baby was born through a surrogate, she was not eligible for disability either. so natalie took six weeks of unpaid leave. here is a day in the life of west virginia mother natalie welling. >> so it's 10:00 in the morning, and i am having my coffee. i've not slept, lennox hasn't slept. i just got him laid down for a nap. i'm going to try to fit in my household chores, laundry that's piling up with cloth diapers and being a family of six. and i'm really missing my husband today. [ crying ] he was able to take five days off after lennox was born. but he is sacrificing time with lennox so that i can be off with him for this four weeks. today, lennox is three weeks old. and six days from today, i will be giving up my bond that i had with him through breastfeeding. i will no longer be able to rock him to sleep for his naps. someone else will more than likely witness him take his first steps. they will witness him hit all of his milestones, his first smile, him saying mama

natalie brand has more. >>> the resolution is adopted -- >> reporter: for the second time this year, the house voted to refer criminal contempt charges to the justice department in connection to the january 6th investigation. this time against former white house chief of staff mark meadows who also once served in congress. >> it must be our ability to compel people to testify. >> we see this as a negatively partisan enterprise. there's no pretense. >> reporter: the nine-member january 6 committee investigating the assault unanimously recommended the charge monday after meadows defied a subpoena to testify. he had turned over 9,000 pages of emails and texts from the days surrounding the attack. donald trump jr. texted meadows, he's goft to condemn this asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough. fox news host sean hannity urged meadows to tell president trump to make a statement and ask people to leave the capitol. meadows has defended himself multiple times on the same network citing executive privilege. >> the executive privilege that donald trump has claimed is his to waive. that

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we'll revisit a group of volunteerss. >>> plus, a closer look at the charles dickens novel "a christmas carol." we'll reveal the inspiration and history behind the story of ebenezer scrooge. >>> and country music singer carly pearce stops by the times square studio for a special performance of a christmas classic. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm wendy gillette. have a great day. ♪

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once you look like that, that's what matters to natalie. you could be small, big, it doesn't matter as long as your quick thinking, i think gaming sports is the way to the future. there's already been a massive climate gaming. sports is sports, i guess you could say in a lot of other countries, a lot of other games have been climbing. and even let's you know, only 3 years ago when we 1st started hosting, i didn't want the team that new school, $50000.00 in their pockets. yeah we'll we'll show video media port eat of course that after she was not the court would watch it, but little young booth but even established. yeah. glove voice. when you mouse stormy, another dealer. i don't you mean? yeah. was it neal's provided by the world? yes. and we'll go ahead and put off some new marquee sport, the beautiful never fully dancing is going to be to them a record, which is, your name is going to be to them. things that you for that more honestly did you get the bus monitor is like a keep element that you agree with. fulton, excuse me. jim bush keep

that's what matters to natalie. you could be small, big, it doesn't matter as long as your quick thinking, i think gaming sports is the way to the future. there's already been a massive climate gaming. sports is sports, i guess you could say in a lot of other countries, a lot of other games have been climbing. and even let's you know, only 3 years ago when we 1st started hosting, i didn't want the team that new school, $50000.00 in that pocket. yeah . will i deal with sharevault media? no heat, of course, that actual issue i'd like to go with it, but we have to be eligible to be missed. ours. yeah. glove voice when you mouse stormy, another dealer accumulate niels provided by the world. yes. and we'll go ahead and put off some new marquee sport, the beautiful never fully dancing is going to be to them. it was putting on the record, which is, your name is going to be to them. things that you said a little more than to sleep with the bus monitor. look a keep the element eagerly. silly with fulton, excuse me, jim. bull

natalie? she's designed a series of vases, the forms of which echoed the landscapes and wild lifetime and, and talk to soon she studied product design in shanghai and has been working and mice and since 2016 time talks car is her 1st theories. yeah. the fall, my inspiration for the antarctica serious the i find that the shape of a penguins body and their silhouette and profile is very sweet. and so neatly vague . type again was just a rough sketch where i imagined a whole family of penguins. one thing we found, oh yes, i can see. exactly. so you have daddy penguin mummy penguins, baby penguin and a brother as well as i knew, grew up in china enough back to minor and that's still influences my ideas. for example, these fish mouth vases were inspired by chinese artifacts to what i'd like is to add a modern touch on a new design language with a symmetrical shape or are soft and organic forms vice oh god, the cell phone. yeah. when developing an idea, the porcelain designer always begins by making

natalie. cbs news, the white house. >> the university of california system may temporarily hold classes online again. the system says it is partly due to the omicron research from uc san diego. showing a surge of the omicron variant nationally. if the system goes through this, all classes for the winter term will be held online through at least january 17th. san jose is proposing a first in the state booster vaccine requirement for city employees. the new proposal, being brought forward by mayor sam liccardo, still needs to pass through city council. the mailer earlier today, driving home the importance of getting ahead of this new variant. >> it is imperative for us to move forward. because we know omicron is certainly coming. it is marching its way to california. we know, from last count, there were 10 cases already in the county. we know the number is much, much higher than that. they absently detected 10 so far. and if all the other indications hold here in santa clara county, we expect th

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natalie brand has more details from washington. >> reporter: the supreme court ruled 8-1 saying that abortion providers can sue texas officials over the state's controversial new law, but they stopped short of blocking the near-total abortion ban while legal proceedings continue. >> it's a sobering not to have the protection of the courts at this moment. while at the same time, be forced to deny people the care they deserve. >> reporter: the texas law prohibits most abortions after around 6 weeks, without exceptions for sexual assault or incest. it allows private citizens to sue those who carry out and assist in abortions with a $10,000 reward if successful. supporters of the law say they have saved lives. the group texas values said friday, the texas heart the law remains fully enforceable, and shows that texas takes the dignity and protection of the pre-born seriously. the biden administration's justice department says it will continue to fight the justice law and lower courts to uphold the constitution. >> the president is very concerned by the supreme court decision to allow sp 8

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natalie brand joins us live from washington with more on what the president is proposing. >> reporter: in his remarks this afternoon, president biden acknowledged that the omicron variant has spread much more rapidly than anyone had thought or expected. the white house announcing new steps today to try to expand testing and provide additional resources to communities that are facing a surge in new cases. president biden is encouraging americans to take necessary precautions as the omicron variant threatens holiday plans. >> we all want this to be over, but we are still in it. this is a critical moment. we also have more tools than we ever had before. >> reporter: the president and elsie ordered the military to have medical personnel ready to help hospitals overrun with new cases. >> 1000 military doctors, nurses, and medics who have already started moving medical teams. they have already landed in wisconsin and indiana this week. >> reporter: the government is also expanding its vaccination program to include additional pop-up locations, and expanding the testing program by adding fed

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natalie brand on the precautions we can all take now after returning home. >> from coast-to-coast, the hot holiday item this year, a covid test. especially if you're among the millions of americans traveling this christmas weekend. >> i think if they have been tested, before they have gone on the plane, then i think you are in pretty good shape because in the unlikely event that they picked up something during their travel, the test will be positive yet. it takes a couple, three days for that test to become positive. >> dr. william of vanderbilt university medical center says if you have the supplies and are worried about exposure risk, go ahead and test twice a week. with supplies scarce, what do you do if you don't have a test? >> let's ask who is gathering together. are the grandparents healthy or do they have underlying illnesses? his aunt susie going to be there with her diabetes? in which case let's all gather together, wear the mask, keep social distancing, except during the time when we are eating. >> if you're lucky enough to get your hands on one of these at home rapid test,

natalie? >> reporter: hi, liz. that vote is underway at this minute so we will hopefully bring you an update on that, soon. let's talk about new data from pfizer, which doctors say reveals that two shots may not be enough against this new variant, but that third dose, the booster shot offers significantly more protection >> if you get the booster you are in good shape. >> reporter: president biden welcomed new data about the coronavirus booster shot which found it increases protection 25 fold against the omicron variant compared to the other two doses. >> if there was ever a clarion call for people to get vaccinated on those who are vaccinated fully to get boosted, the new challenge with the omicron variant clearly is that. >> reporter: cases of the highly contagious strain have now been reported in at least 20 u.s. states. scientists say initial data shows the omicron variant is less severe than the delta variant, though delta is still driving a surge of infections and hospitalizations nationwide. >> unless we rea

reporter natalie brand has details. >> reporter: president biden's phone call to ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky comes 2 days after warning president putin of consequences if russia invades his country. >> president biden also was intending to discuss his deep concerns with russia's buildup on ukraine's borders, and his commitment to respond with strong measures in the event of a russian military escalation. >> reporter: there are new reports that russia has increased its troop presence to more than 100,000 soldiers now stationed along the ukraine border. >> we continue to consult with allies and partners about what we are seeing. >> reporter: the u.s. has been sending defense support to their ukrainian military with small arms and ammunition arriving this week, but president biden says he will not send u.s. forces. >> the idea that the united states is going to unilaterally use force to confront russia, invading ukraine, is not in the cards right now. >> reporter: the president in concert with european allies has made clear they are coordinating a potential response. >> the m

natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >> jake sullivan says both leaders agreed that their teams would continue to have conversations on ukraine. >>> at capitol hill, the house select committee investigating the january 6 right has now learned from her white house chief of staff mark meadows will no longer cooperate with the panel. meadows made his decision after getting word that the committee intends to ask about items he considers protected by executive privilege. investigators want to know facts and circumstances surrounding the riot, including his conversations with n president trump. of meadows doesn't skip tomorrow's deposition, the panel says it will pursue contempt proceedings against him. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, green grass could soon cost you a lot more green. the new hefty water finds homeowners could face. plus -- >>> more than 15 years after he was sentenced to death, convicted killer scott peterson will get a new sentence tomorrow. we will explain. >>> remembering america's heroes. a look at the solemn ceremonies marking 80 years

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so that's one way out of this current problem for natalie bennett, and it puts this very controversial plan back on ice for now. in south africa, the president stepped up his fierce criticism of the way that countries have reacted to the new alma chrome very to the virus, the corona virus. so around the pose, i made the remarks during a peace and security forum and cynical saying that government schools have failed to deliver covert 19 vaccines that they promised to africa from dot com. nicholas hoc reports the fight against the new omicron variant in senegal starts here at a health center in downtown the car were doses of the covey. 19 vaccines are available. monday can the it's not because we have a vaccine that we are immune. we need to keep protective measures and protect those around us. it's not over at a 2 day piece, insecurity form held in the car on monday, south africa as president, sirower posts are accused rich countries of creating health apartheid. i have personally really been disappointed in the approach that the rich countries have taken on the issue of vaccines. first

our sports correspondent natalie pirks has this report from abu dhabi.y saw one of the final practice sessions ahead of sunday's winner—takes—all showdown. and for the teams tied at the top, the season has been intense — not that they'll admit it. this is the moment. how are you sleeping, how are you feeling? actually, very good. there's only two situations in life, when you are part of life, this is when you're in love and when you race. it's just fantastic to have it reach to the final race, and it's all—or—nothing. but there's been no love lost between red bull and mercedes this season. the champion is out of the race, and that's a big crash! the rivalry burst into life at silverstone, with eventual winner hamilton refusing to give an inch. game on. at monza, they both crashed out, leaving verstappen with a grid penalty. radio: that's what you get - when you don't leave the space. and the pressure ramped up in saudi arabia last weekend. oh, they touched! and they've collided! for me, this has been the best season in formula 1 history. i think verstapp

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natalie azar. natalie, i saw a couple of covid testing vans that had no lines to speak of. is it just a matter of where you are in the city, with all the lines we're seeing? >> right, because not too far from probably where you were when you saw no line, behind me the line has been holding steady in front of this med-right location. since 6:00 this morning people have been lining up to get a covid test. like i said, it hasn't gotten much shorter. this seems to be the theme we've been following for days now. people waiting hours in line to get a covid test, waiting in the cold. a lot of these folks have told me they just want to be sure that they are covid-free before they meet up with family members this holiday weekend. some are showing symptoms, and that's why they're out here as well. some have been exposed. so you have a mixed bag of patients waiting to get that covid test. but we do have some good news, katy. help has arrived here in new york where covid infections are soaring. just yesterday alone we set another record, 28,000 infections. but we have different locatio

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> i literally got down on my knees and prayed to god. you know, i don't want to live. >> it was a crime that engulfed a city -- a young tourist murdered. he was stabbed trying to protect his mother. >> we had to get every one of them. >> seven teens convicted. one says he's innocent. >> you don't have to believe me. look at the facts in this case. >> now we're doing just that, tracking down witnesses. >> he was shaking. >> he started crying. >> revisiting evidence. >> the most emotional day was reading the letter. >> is he telling the truth or lying to win his freedom? >> you made that up, didn't you. >> we're about to find out. >> this is a perry mason moment. >> right. she's a surprise to everyone. >>> welcome to "dateline." in the late 1980s robberies, mugings, and even murders were a sad reality of life in new york city. then in 1990, a tourist was stabbed while trying to protect his family. the public demanded action and they got it. police made arres

coming up, doctor natalie azar joins me about how we are going to stay safe. but we want to begin with a scathing response from the white house to senator joe manchin saying no to the build back better bill. this was a moment, josh. we are in the middle of our editorial meeting and going through the rundown for the show today and this came through the e-mail and this was going to be the leading story, and so many people reacting, and it was quite a statement essentially from the white house saying manchin lied. >> what a dramatic change in tone it was, yasmin. they tried to be hands off with him even as frustration among progressive democrats was boiling over on the hill. the white house said, look, at the end of the day we need his vote if we are going to pass this bill. there doesn't seem to be any use in trying to pressure him publicly or call him out, but i think it's fair to say that as of today the gloves are off with the white house issuing this really blistering statement, accusing him of going back on his word with white house spokeswoman, jen psaki,