the robbery in vegas-- natalie morales (voiceover): his troubles with shannon-- natalie morales (voiceoverthe allegations by his wife, it wasn't the first time. natalie morales (voiceover): then the police asked hatley about susan woods and why lieutenant miller might want his dna and prints. natalie morales (voiceover): maybe hatley felt the walls were closing in because he came up with a new story about susan woods. he said he did have a sexual relationship with her. natalie morales (voiceover): and he explained away why police might have found evidence of his presence in susan's home. natalie morales (voiceover): but at last, he was cornered. we knew it was him. you knew it was him? yes, ma'am. he just didn't know that he had been pegged yet. oh, i got a feeling he did. natalie morales (voiceover): hatley's fingerprints from the vegas robbery matched the susan woods murder scene. and it wasn't long before miller also matched hatley's palm prints and dna. don miller: i knew the dna on the cigarettes were going to be his. i knew the palm was going to be his. i knew it. everybody else knew

natalie morales: when "dateline" continues. natalie morales: it was deja vu. the second time, did they look at you? nope. i looked at patti and i said, "here we go again." natalie morales: and then he heard it, the word he'd been dreading-- guilty for the second time. i turned around and looked at dee and she said-- she was crying, and she said, "i don't know what to do for you. you're going to die alone." i was devastated. because you don't even know where to go from there. what did you tell pete, do you remember? no. because he turned around to say something and they yanked him back around. natalie morales: did you pretty much give up all hope then? i don't want to say that we gave up hope. we never understood. it wasn't plausible. we never understood. natalie morales: pete's attorney says the loss was crushing. i knew that he was an innocent man and believed i had done everything that i could have and just it was bad. natalie morales: she wasn't the only attorney bothered by the case. before pete was even sentenced, his family reached out for help. a defens

y vivian en esta casa a 18 millas al sur de la escuela, natalie recibiÓ terapia psicolÓgica.a. >> el jefe de policÍa de la ciudad ha declarado que hablan con diferentes personas que conocieron a la sospechosa para ver si el acoso escolar era uno de los factores y si existe un supuesto manifiesto sobre el atentado en madison wisconsin. presentadora: la corte suprema accede escuchar el caso de tiktok a sÓlo dÍas de que la plataforma sea prohibida en estados unidos. caen en aurora colorado presuntos pandilleros del tren de aragua, la policÍa dice que aterrorizar a los residentes en complejo. de ser de personas intentan cruzar el rÍo bravo creyendo que hoy la frontera estaba abierta por ser el dÍa internacional estaba abierta por ser el dÍa internacional del migrante. es un aromatizante sin enchufe... ... que combate olores por 45 días. para que después de cada descarga, ... sepas que tu baño está fresco. ♪♪ [ snow day by caitlyn smith ] celebremos los caminos las travesías que nos acercan y nos unen. el evento holiday love celebration de mercedes-benz ha vuelto con ofertas en ve

natalie: yes.e day revolved around finding what i needed, even if it was just to get me through the next day. i got him as a puppy. william: she tried several other treatments, including suboxone, a medication that helps curb the cravings for opioids, but it wasn't enough. so, last year, she was prescribed methadone. it's a potent opioid itself, first approved for drug treatment in the u.s. in the 1970s. natalie: if i hadn't made the move when i did, i don't think i would have been living much longer. i don't think i would have lived today. i should have died 100 times over. william: but for many americans battling opioid addiction, getting methadone isn't easy. it can only be prescribed in federally regulated methadone clinics. and, nationwide, there are only about 2,000 of them. 80% of u.s. counties have none. >> ok, well, because you're still working two jobs? natalie: yes. william: so, once a month, knight makes the trip from her home in rural utah to see dr. paula cook. she's the medical direc

elyangÉlica: natalie —— natalie rupnow llevaba consigo dos armas el dÍa del tiroteo, la policÍa no sabeool hablaba con un hombre, a quien el fbi detuvo en las Últimas horas, el joven de 20 aÑos habrÍa confesado que le enviÓ mensajes a natalie sobre hasta caer un edificio herramental con armas y explosivos. documentos oficiales revelan que la estudiante de 15 aÑos tenÍa una vida inestable. sus padres se habÍan casado y divorciado tres veces en 10 aÑos, lo que la obligÓ a mudarse constantemente. los registros se divorciÓ indican que natalie estuvo en terapia en el aÑo 2022, ella viviÓ principalmente con su padre, con quien disparaba por hobby. mientras tanto, dos familias hoy lloran la muerte de sus seres queridos, autoridades ratificaron la estudiante robbie patricia vergara de 14 aÑos, del primer aÑo de la escuela cristiana. aficionada a la lectura y al arte, vergara habÍa estudiado en la escuela desde el jardÍn de infancia, tambiÉn a la profesora erin michelle west, de 42 aÑos, una mujerde gran vocaciÓn, cuya vida tambiÉn fueron cegadas por las balas de la tele es una. —— natalie rupno

news confirming the school shooter in madison, wisconsin, was a 15-year-old female student, named natalie. who went by samantha, police now saying she opened fire in a study hall killing a teacher. and a student, wounding six others. before turning the gun on herself. police now investigating the suspects home, and a manifesto type document that is circulating online. breaking information and moments, plus president trump holding its first postelection news conference reminding us what it is like, to have a commander in chief that actually talks to the media, and a business sector that actually sees a bright future for america. >> trace: trump also addressing a subject to biden administration seems unwilling to address, the mysterious drone sliding from coast-to-coast. this as a new theory emerges, has some a generally concerned. >> i believe that they are out there trying to smell something that is very important. >> trace: drone expert john joining us live to explain that and moments but we begin with the breaking news on the shooting of the christian school in madison, wisconsin. lives

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. >> natalie and angela, welcome to nightline. >> thank you for having us. >> now, natalie, i know thattake eight years to follow this particular story? >> initially, it was me and angela really getting to know each other and interviewing the sheriff and a lot of previous participants. and then it took three years to get the green light to actually bring cameras into a jail. so that was a big hurdle. and then the film is about a coming of age relationship with these fathers and daughters. so it wasn't just about going in for this heightened dance moment. it was really about being with the girls and fathers long term and seeing what that one day of connection does to their relationships as they grow up. >> it's a profound impact. let's take a quick look at the documentary. >> our daddies are our mirrors that we reflect back on when we decide about what type of man we deserve and how they see us for the rest of our lives. i knew that girls needed a way to connect with their fathers. let's have a dance, one girl shouted. >> let's have a dance! what a great directive! so tell me, you know,

natalie, micro strategy made its debut on the nasdaq 100.hink? >> well, hi, ashley. happy holidays. thank you for having me. micro strategy pioneered the bitcoin treasury strategy, using intelligent leverage and inclusion in the nasdaq 100 is legitimizing for the asset and the company and everyone that invest in etfs that track the naysnasdaq will get bitcoin exposure. the stock has outperformed almost every company in the stock market and as for michael sailor, he has become a pivotal voice in shaping the bitcoin conversation here in the u.s. especially among major corporations and he's advocating for a regulatory framework that not only encourages innovation, but also makes clear distinctions for our country between digital currencies, digital commodities and digital securities and emphasizing the importance of outlining the responsibilities of issuers and companies so that we have a transparent, compliant and very long-term stable industry. ashley: you know, natalie, earlier this year as you referenced bitcoin etfs hit the market but last

sorry for forcing you into a decision, natalie. thank you very much, natalie pirks. the new prime minister. now, a new law in iran imposing harsher penalties on women who break the country's strict dress code is going to the president for signature. president masoud pezeshkian has expressed reservations about the legislation, which has already been approved by the parliament and guardian council. he has five days to sign it. a bbc correspondent says the decision poses a major dilemma for the iranian president, who took office injuly after criticising the morality police. if he were to refuse to sign the law, it's possible that parliament could press ahead and enact it. let's speak to shiva mahbobi, women's rights activist and spokeswoman for campaign to free political prisoners in iran. thank you forjoining us. what is your instinct or hunch on what the president will do? i need to first say that signing ljy need to first say that signing by president doesn't mean anything. first of all, the president of the regime pezeshkian is part of the system, he was one of the

natalie pirks, bbc news. in october by 0.1%, with sectors including pubs, restaurants and retail reporting weak figures. making the play—offs. when you get drawn with germany or italy, it's always a difficult one to, you know, imagine that you can top the group. but obviously, look, we look at slovakia and luxembourg and we would believe that we could challenge to finish second in the group. no second place for saudi arabia this week. fifa handed them 203a world cup hosting duties despite concerns around human rights records, it wasn't a difficult decision. i think it was a very thorough process. their approach to the tournament. we asked a lot of questions. they gave us a lot of time, and they gave us a lot of commitments. good luck to you all and we'll see you there. world cup qualifiers look set to be a more competitive process. natalie pirks, bbc news. the uk economy shrank for the second month in a row in october by 0.1%, with sectors including pubs, restaurants and retail reporting weak figures. here's

como natalie ribanao fue identificada la estudiante de esta escuela.stiana en la ciudad de madison, wisconsin. tambiÉn el jefe de la policÍa dice que ella muriÓ camino al hospital luego de haberse propinado una herida autoinfligida, ademÁs sabemos que ya estÁ cooperando los padres de esta menor de edad y que incluso el papÁ de natalie fue llevado a una estaciÓn de policÍa para dar su declaraciÓn, aunque no es por el momento o indican las autoridades que los padres de la menor enfrenten cargos por este tiroteo, sin embargo, se quiere establecer el motivo que tuvo la joven para abrir fuego en esta escuela a la que ella atendÍa. ademÁs como dicen las autoridades que estÁn atendiendo manifiesto, al parecer la joven habrÍa planeado con anterioridad este ataque, que lidiaba con problemas y que lo habÍa manifestado por escrito, ademÁs, las autoridades dieron una actualizaciÓn sobre la situaciÓn de los heridos que fueron llevados a dos centros hospitalarios. [habla en inglÉs] viviana: y a pesar de que ya se han reabierto las calles alrededor de esta escuela pr

sabemos que el papÁ de natalie fue llevado a una estaciÓn de policÍa para dar su declaraciÓn, aunqueadres de la menor enfrenten cargos por este tiroteo. sin embargo, se investiga cuÁl pretende ser el motivo que tuvo la joven para abrir fuego a esta escuela. dicen las autoridades que estÁn estableciendo la seguridad de un manifiesto. aparentemente la joven habrÍa planeado con anterioridad este ataque, que lidiaba con problemas y lo habÍa manifestado por escrito. las autoridades dieron una actualizaciÓn sobre la situaciÓn de los heridos que fueron llevados a hospitales. [habla en inglÉs] viviana: a pesar de que ya se han reabierto las calles alrededor de esta escuela privada cristiana, no se puede tener acceso el edificio porque se mantiene como una escena activa del crimen. esto ha impactado grandemente a la comunidad. >>es muy triste porque como estudiante de la universidad una entiende que es muy triste, especialmente que viene la navidad ahora. es un tiempo para estar con la familia y es muy triste para una familia perder a su niÑo. >>yo soy mamÁ de tres hijos, los que estÁs en la

so natalie 7, ask for your chat to him. has thank you for joining us on dw, today, or denied of nations special envoy for syria care patterson arrived in the capital damascus one week after revel groups put an end to over 5 decades of rule under the aside. finally, petterson is in the syrian capital to meet officials from the new interim government. he called for a rapid end to western sanctions so that the country could be rebuilt. but he also stressed the need for it to monetary and assistance the old load, the serial spend food, and then on this also you military causes. so we need to make sure that the pseudo receives increased immediate humanitarian assistance to the people and 0 and to older. if you do use too long to replay it, this is this expand like the students are returning to classrooms in syria and much of the country is still in ruins. after years of civil war and international sanctions, but many in the country are facing the future with new optimism of the gates of this damascus school are opened once again

that's welcomed, natalie, southern not so. she is the former george and investigator to the you and a senior research fellow at chatham house. nice to have you with us. i'd like to start by asking you if outgoing president selma zuba, she really is right in refusing to concede could this in fact cause further instability and division. so thank you for having me. um, well decry system, georgia has been going on for a very long time. it's more than a month. the month is probably the biggest protests that we have seen, but in fact, the crisis started already in spring when the adoption of the, for an agents law by the ruling party. then georgia dream, then the elections, which president sort obviously the, the off position and quite a large segment of the population rejected. i'm considered to be rate the. 5 this allegations have been largely backed by for an observation of missions including the or c or the are and i arrive and judge the elections to be deeply flawed, raising concerns that they did not really represent the will

joining me now is natalie racanelli. she's a first grade teacher at freshwater elementary in eureka. so thank you so much for being with us. this must h have been o scary, especially with all those little ones in your class. but i understand one of your aides got an alert. what happened then? so yeah, it was very scary. my aide, thankfully had an alert right before the earthquake started on her watch, and so she was able to tell everybody to drop cover hold right as we did. it started and it lasted a long time, especially for californians. i would say this was the longest, hardest one we felt in a while, and it was really scary. but the kids were able to stay calm and safely. we all safely evacuated to the field afterwards. now, is this something that you had practiced with those little kids before? because i mean, they're so little to have to go through something like that. we fortunately we did. they did an amazing job. we practiced one month ago, and it really came in handy today. but it was still very scary in the mo

so natalie, 7 ask for your chat to him. has thank you for joining us on dw, today. right. moving to syria and our students are returning to classrooms one week after rebel groups put an end to over 5 decades of rule under the side. finally, much of the country is still in ruins. after years of civil war and to international sanctions, but many of the country are facing the future with new optimism. the gates of this damascus school are opened once again. the students in syria make every 10 just a week after the fall, a former president bush auto sod. the country's new flag is raised over the schools . grounds stuff, the feeling confident about teeth. reopening committee changes. everything is good when we wait for the equipment and i don't know what 2 or 3 days, nor to get everything ready for the students to return safely. it's a send some and shed by students who were grateful to be back in class. on the mistake and very happy i used to work in the street scared zillow, get drafted by the army. i used to be afraid when i reached a check point on the outskirts of serious

ilia: en wisconsin, hoy las autoridades estÁn enfocando en las redes sociales de la adolescente natalieestudiaba, atando a un maestro y un estudiante, para luego quitarse la vida. en 2024 se han reportado 323 tiroteos en escuelas. reportera: en madison, las autoridades continÚan con la investigaciÓn para determinar quÉ motivÓ a natalie rupnow, de 15 aÑos de edad, abrir fuego en la escuela donde era estudiante. " es nuestra prioridad identificar el motivo, pero puede ser una combinaciÓn de factores", dijo el jefe de la policÍa. tratan de establecer la autenticidad de un manifiesto que circula en las redes sociales y que le han pedido el pÚblico no difundir. las redes sociales de la joven son objeto de escrutinio. estas son las primeras fotografÍas que se conocen del atacante, y que fueron publicadas por su padre. afirmÓ que ingresaron a un club de tiro en la primavera y que habÍan disfrutado cada segundo allÍ. autoridades allanaron la residencia de la joven de 15 aÑos y el padre de la menor colabora con las autoridades, mientras que se sabe que la madre estaba de viaje. la policÍa busque

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habrÍa confesado que enviÓ mensajes de texto a natalie rupnow el dÍa de la tragedia en los que dijo queen judicial se le confiscaron sus armas. >> si Él le hablÓ a ella y la convenciÓ de hacer un ataque, claramente puede tener algo sobre eso, pero al mismo tiempo podrÁ tener cargos en conspiraciÓn. reportera: la investigaciÓn indica que natalie rupnow tenÍa dos pistolas, pero no se revela la procedencia de las armas. >> quisiera enviar un aviso a los padres de familia que tengan conciencia, de que esto no puede seguir asÍ. reportera: el funeral de ruby vergara se llevarÁ a cabo este sÁbado. ilia: un juez negÓ la solicitud para desestimar los cargos penales contra pita redondo, e ex jefe ——pete arredondo, ex jefe de la policÍa al que se le acusa de no proteger a los niÑos en la escuela... la corte de apelaciones descalifica a la fiscal fani willis en el caso de trump por interferencia electoral. es probable que con esta decisiÓn sepÁrales el caso y ponga fin a los esfuerzos por juzgar a trump y sus aliados por sus intentos de revertir la derrota de 2020. sigue la incertidumbre sobre el c

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llamÓ al 911 fue una maestra de segundo grado y no un estudiante, la agresora fui identificada como nataliea alumna de 15 aÑos que le quitÓ la vida a un maestro y a un estudiante y dejÓ por lo menos a 6 heridos, 2 de ellos en condiciÓn crÍtica, la joven se quitÓ la vida de un disparo. vamos a hacer conexiÓn hasta madison, wisconsin con viviana Ávila. viviana: buenas tardes. la policÍa de la ciudad de madison, wisconsin ha hecho una aclaraciÓn y es que, la persona que llamÓ alertando sobre este tiroteo no fue un estudiante de segundo grado sino un maestro que enseÑa en el segundo grado, ademÁs, dijo que las autoridades estÁn trabajando en investigar lo del manifiesto que ha circulado por redes sociales, pero que no han podido confirmar su autenticidad, asimismo se monitoria la redes sociales de la atacante de esta escuela, identificada como una estudiante de 15 aÑos de edad, natalie rupnow y que tambiÉn se hacÍa llamar samantha. otra de las situaciones que se ha presentado el dÍa de hoy es que varias escuelas del distrito de madison, wisconsin se han hecho amenazas que han resultado ser fals

cbs' natalie brand has the latest from washington. >> reporter: not suspended.test republican plan to temporarily fund the government and avoid a looming shutdown failed on the house floor. >> the democrats just voted to shut down the government, even though we had a clean cr because they didn't want to give the president negotiating leverage. >> there is a very simple way out of this and the only way out of this which is to go back to the original agreement that was hammered out over many weeks of painstaking negotiation. >> reporter: mike johnson expressed optimism a deal could still be reached. >> the only difference on this legislation was that we would push the debt ceiling to january of 2027. we will regroup and we'll come up with another solution. >> reporter: thursday's offer came the day after president-elect donald trump torpedoed a bipartisan agreement along with billionaire elon musk. >> we reached an agreement. we came to modest achievements. and a tweet changed all of it? >> reporter: the new gop measure released thursday would salvage portions of

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we have spokesperson with us natalie bank. so natalie i know i have a two and a half year old.m definitely going to be looking at the toys. can you tell us some of the hottest toy deals for today? >> yeah, we've got lots of toys on sale. fisher-price, which is really popular, is 25% off today. legos. you can expect up to 20% off. this is a really cute set. if you have a two and a half year old who's not quite yet into the smaller pieces, duplo is 20% off today. >> how much is that one? >> that one is actually $5. five bucks. great stocking stuffer. >> good deal right there. and i know a lot of techies are out there. of course. and headphones. this is a pretty good deal on this. >> two toys and devices are always our top deals. the sony wireless headphones is great if you work in the office or at home. it has a built in mic and is noise canceling 37% off only $38. >> and this camera i love too, which i might be getting this as a gift for somebody i don't want to give it away, but those are always fun. >> this is the fuji instax. it's normally $79. you can get it for 39 today on

natalie brand, cbs news, falls church, virginia. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," another war. tiger woods's son gives his dad a reason to celebration. >>> you recognize that swing. well, tonight proof that the apple does not fall too far from the tree. charlie woods, who is 15, delivered his very first ace of his young career. the hole in one happened at the pnc championship in orlando. as you see, dad tiger woods joined in to celebrate. >>> well, it's a big prize, or rather a fat one, respectively. el gordo, which means the fat one in spanish, is the first prize in spain's hugely popular national christmas lottery. this year's draw will spread riches totalling around $2.8 billion, much of it in small winnings among multiple people. >>> and who said santa needs sleighs. not in venice, at least. these santas took to the city's canals for the annual christmas regatta. it's a tradition that ends with rowers racing in awards for the best decorated gondolas. >>> when we return, we visit california's christmas tree lane, and this neighborhood is lit. >>> we end tonight on a bright n

meanwhile, police have identified the shooter as 15-year-old student natali rupnow who went by the name samantha. they say she was pronounced dead on the way to the hospital adding that a 9 millimeter handgun was recovered from the scene. >> we're not going to rush the information. we'll take our time and make sure that we do our due diligence. >> reporter: investigators have searched the 15-year-old's home and they say her family is cooperating with the investigation as police try to determine a motive. the shooting comes during the final week of classes before the school's christmas break. police say at least two of those wounded in in the shooting have been released from the hospital while two students have life threatening, critical injuries. madison police chief last night said his agency is working with state and federal law enforcement in their investigation but they are pleading with the public not to believe everything they read online about the shooter or a motive, michael. hard to believe we are here yet again so close to the end of the year. >> yes, it is. naomi ruchim. than

police say the shooter was a 15-year-old student, natalie rupnow, they also call her samantha, her friendssearching tonight. and abc's alex perez reporting again from madison. >> reporter: tonight, police trying to find out what drove 15-year-old natalie rupnow, seen here in a recent facebook photo, smiling and hugging a dog, to bring a gun to the abundant life school monday morning and kill a teacher and a fellow student. >> at this time, it appears that the motive was a combination of factors. >> reporter: police say rupnow, who also went by samantha, shot her victims in a study hall classroom with kids of all grades inside. >> i was in the hallway and i was changing from my shoes to my boots to go to lunch. but then i heard the shooting. and screams. >> reporter: second grader nora reunited with her dad, still barefoot, trying to process what happened. >> we went to the church right next to my school, and everyone was panicking still. because the -- a lot of police were there. >> reporter: investigators now pouring over online accounts believed to be rupnow's that appear to show the sus

segun conversaciones que ya analiza hoy el fbi, tambien trascendio que natalie habia tomado terapia enon su papa la mayor parte del tiempo tras el divorcio de sus papadres. y nos vamos a mexico con el asesinato de un oficial federal del departamento de seguridad publica ciudadana. si es r relevante, ya que se trata del primer homicidio de un elemento de esa dependencia desde que inicio la guerra en sinaloa hace 100 dias. entre los chapitos y los mayitos. alejandro godina tiene los detalles. >> los d disparos no cesan en la capital sinaloense, mientras se encontraba realizando labores de investigacion. un agente federal de la secretaria de seguridad en mexico fue asesinado, confirmaron autoridades, aunque no dieron a conocer su nombre. ocurrio cuando fue emboscado por al menos dos sujetos que le dispararon mientntras la victim estaba a bordo de su vehiculo. omar garcia harfuch, titular de la secretaria de seguridad, expreso sus condolencias a la familia del agente fallecido, asegurando que este hecho no quedara impune y que los responsables seran detenidos. asesinato que ocurre a 100 di

kind of put me in for this is natalie. yeah, they had been busy the process. i see that the, i mean, is the claims of all the rooms to clean the house on how we do, how besides, you have good. i mean, the 2 shall have gone shed it is a is all of us, but not least we will not let you know 1st, is that the cool, cool. cool. fun, honey. we're going to have fun. making the headline as soon as we get to the media. uh file. so uh i can give you that would mean be not being uh, just at least like a 50 or more of the. so what is the homework and not as old as media. so what are the, the do to should even be let's look at it. when was the number to she was on the web list? kidney alex, you did a heads up. you did, you need to close me. you saw high up and we'll see you don't need to be no one knew i had to a shop, audrey in independence and 1962 was a major victory for the error of worlds. but arguably, the most significant individual political figure of the decades was addiction. president come out and not the most, and he was the arab nationalist. and so not just uni

cbs's natalie brand has the details. >> reporter: president biden sunday night confirmed he signed aardon for his son hunter. in a statement the president said from the day he took office he said he would not interfere with the justice department's decision-making and said he kept his word even as he watched his son being unfairly prosecuted. he said, "hunter was singled out only because he is my son" and alleges an effort to break hunter, who is 5 1/2 years sober. he also blamed political opponents in congress for instigating the charges. hunter biden was set to be sentenced later this month after being convicted of felony gun and tax evasion charges from federal cases in delaware and california. the gun charges stemmed from hunter biden's purchase of a firearm in 2018, when he was battling an addiction to illegal drugs and lied on paperwork to obtain the gun. separately he pleaded guilty to nine tax evasion charges. president biden had previously said he would not pardon his son or commute his sentence. >> i'm extremely proud of my son hunter. he has overcome an addiction. he's one

so the copies of the sun uh with more that would, would, natalie said 10 rates, also the outbound the ministry of defense that belongs to the law. also, which is known also as a lot of the minutes a compound. but so far they haven't revealed the what's, what are the facts about the these attacks and these attacks have been denounced by the on site allows them to sparks is the spokesperson. i'm with the salon, mo, describe these attacks as a flagrant violation to a southern states. he called on the us to put more pressure on israel in order to put an end to its warning and guns, and also to lift his block aid instead of supporting politically economically and politically. milliken ministry on those that can obviously supporting israel. what he describe is, where is it genocide, the war in guys? so the head on the program, the cost issues of the rest. why to soft careers impeached president, but there's a show of supports outside the examining the impact of today's headlines. know for empower, liberated the syrians, and this is, syrians has to determine how the future looks like setting

. >> de acuerdo con la investigaciÓn, la atacante identificada como natalie rutnam, quien se hacÍa llamaruna ce phones computers papers and we're going to go through each of that individually as well as we have um looking at social media to determine what? >> what may have been going through her at the time. >> la investigaciÓn de este tiroteo tomÓ un nuevo giro, ya que un hombre de california que estÁ bajo arresto estuvo en comunicaciÓn con la pistole planeando un tiroteo masivo en ese estado. >> this is alleging that he knew her he's saying relationship. >> el sospechoso fue identificado como alexander davidoff, de 20 aÑos de carlsbad, california, quien admitiÓ ante los agentes del fbi que se armarÍa con explosivos y una pistola y que atacarÍa un edificio del gobierno. las autoridades continÚan tambiÉn tratando de recopilar pistas. entre ellas revisando las redes sociales del atacante. y tambiÉn un supuesto manifiesto para saber la veracidad de este documento y conocer cuÁl era el sentir de natalie snow antes de cometer este violento ataque. por ahora, reportando desde madison, wisconsi

we had valkyries coach natalie nakase in studio for after the draft show. players and fans are going to love her. she's fantastic. in fact, everybody in the newsroom wanted to take pictures with her. they already a lot of personalities. they already like her more than they like me. i mean, that bar is set pretty low, admittedly, but still, she was terrific. >> well, they met her. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. thanks, larry. >> well, still to come here, the community coming together to honor the two young boys shot at a school in northern california. >> and south korea's president apologizes. but is it too late? the impeachment vote just hours away. >> also here. be prepared to shell out more money if you're insured by state farm. the rate hikes coming in downtown oroville at a prayer vigil for school shooting victims. five year old elias wolford and six year old roman mendez have been fighting for their lives. they remain in critical condition since the shooting at feather river adventist school near palmero wednesday. >> for me, it's because my girls here are futur

the natalie a listener witnessed a terrible experiments. the japanese military performed on civilians and occupied china during world war 2. the recording, those horrible events is not easy for her know of any of that discounts. few survivors, the when the lower driven get an overlay, shes maternity, it was do a 7. she remembers black smoke billowing from the chimney above the building day and night. they incinerated victims who had died during the her in this experiments . think of the floor up. somebody else the radio, here's a guy you d, a show, a toy store where you 1st of all of the shows you got a vision material. the museum exhibits reminded her again of those terrible moments from her childhood and of the fear of becoming one of the test subjects, the jump in the scientist selected from the local population. that was your issue because of a level of video and they need a medium in the lift. be surely as good with the values you that as it is an angel . what is what really got some interesting thoughts to share an interesting sure th

that's where she played for valkyries coach natalie nakase. yeah, i mean, coach nakase is somebody you're going to want to run through a brick wall for. she's a truth teller. she's going to be honest with you. but she matches that with love and support 100%. so those are the kind of coaches that you just want to give your all for. and i'm super grateful that we had to we got to build a relationship in las vegas and we get to continue that in san francisco. so what to expect now from this new roster? our garvin thomas spoke with our wnba insider zena keita from nbc sports bay area. so if you have heard of caitlin clark, i'mure people have heard about the iowa. exactly. the sensation. there are two players actually connected to caitlin clark that are going to be on this roster until we'll see if they're involved in trades or picks and things of that nature. but the first one is kate martin out of las vegas. she played with caitlin clark at iowa and actually it was a funny story. she came to the draft to just support her teammate caitlin clark, g

i mean, ultimately, natalie, i knew, but it just smarter. really slow. you also have a phone on video. you're on the 20 screen to gosh, what was the disability now? i'm was nash studies for you guys shipped a you will go. what's the issue please. in general, you christopher, i brought you for a little boy into that actually is not the new style that say got totally into the dealer. sorry. what are you interested? are you going to look through that? so it is for me to, to share screen share security as part of the car for to be sure you will definitely shall be very confusing to us. but us each calculate. we need to back to a one to share, to forward you the great fish. sell already, your natural eco gets us to you for continuing to use we use so we don't help or somewhere to the she what do you me of 6 done that you now use form ok during the visit and easy as the simple so as long as the same space, the cs good. we think it's the end of the sim care. if this it was not actually a solution. resources only the states and we'll do shift. speaking off the h

su nombre es natalie robaina. decÍa que tenÍa 17 aÑos. pues ahora sabemos que tiene 15 aÑos de edad. lo repito el nombre natalie robaina. y tambiÉn les repito, lo que provoca una gran inquietud. aranza que sea una chica de 15 aÑos la que haya cometido este tiroteo, no que le haya disparado a ocho personas mÁs en esta escuela. >> definitivamente. rogelio, porque como bien hemos explicado en diferentes ocasiones, el perfil del tirador tiende a ser un hombre generalmente blanco entre los 20 y los 30 aÑos de edad aproximadamente. y bueno, esto, esto viene a cambiar la realidad en esta investigaciÓn y en las escuelas generalmente tambiÉn. >> siempre habÍamos hablado de chicos, aunque fueran escuelas preparatorias, eran chicos de menores de edad. si hÍamos visto esto, pero no recuerdo en realidad a una chica de esta edad que haya cometido un roteo como el que sucediÓ hoy. >> especÍficamente una estudiante activa en esa instituciÓn educativa. rogelio, muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn yosotros ahora nos vamos directame

william: natalie says methadone is slowly helping her rebuild her life.u are today and how you are living today? >> no. i never envisioned that i could have a life like everybody else has. i am able to work two jobs and not go through withdrawal but also not be in pain. i am able to be a mother. i am able to be a sister again. it has changed my whole life. william: for the pbs "news hour ," i'm william brangham in utah. amna: tomorrow, we'll look at why medications are so rarely prescribed for people who struggle with one of the most commonly used and deadliest drugs, alcohol. ♪ geoff: the election may have ended over a month ago, but today marks the day donald trump's victory becomes official. across the country, hundreds of presidential electors are gathering in their respective states to cast their electoral college votes, an often ceremonial but essential step in the process of confirming the election results. to help us break this down and explain its significance, i'm joined by jessica huseman, editorial director of votebeat, a news organization foc

natalie brand reports from washington. >> reporter: as president-elect donald trump's pick for defense made the rounds on capitol hill for a second day in a row. >> going to meet with every senator this week. >> reporter: some republcans expressed concerns about allegations of misconduct. >> this was not something of which we were aware nor was president trump aware of them. >> he obviously has a chance to defend himself here but, you know, some of this stuff is going to be difficult. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed that in 2016 hegseth was forced to step down as head of the nonprofit concerned veterans for america after staffers filed complaints accusing him of financial mismanagement, sexual misconduct and repeated intoxication. hegseth's attorney has denied all allegations against his client but several gop senators would likely withdraw their support for hegseth if a confirmation vote were held today. >> let him have his hearing and listen to him under oath. let's go through the process here and give him a shot. >> reporter: on tuesday hegseth was also asked by cbs news about a

natalie vera, nbc, bay area news.in santa cruz county, an explosion shook people awake this morning in the capitola village. that blast sparked a fire that destroyed a home. but as nbc bay area's jocelyn moran explains, it's how it all started that really caught everyone's attention. it was a terrifying christmas morning for people living in this area of capitola village, one person telling us they woke up to what sounded like an explosion around 5 a.m, followed by flames early christmas morning. an apparent explosion caught on a surveillance camera woke a capitola neighborhood. we were asleep and then we heard this loud boom, and we thought that a car had run into the building. ryan bigelow was visiting family in the bay area for christmas, and was renting out an airbnb near the home that went up in flames. we told my daughter, or, you know, or told my daughter, you know, santa is being really loud. so we then just got all of our stuff together as quickly as we could. there was a lot of screaming. we could hear peopl

cbs's natalie brand takes us on a field trip to a toy library. >> reporter: it is any child's dream.'t to buy; it's to borrow. >> this toy keeps talking, doesn't it? >> reporter: mom lisa bourven founded the toy nest in falls church, virginia, after a family trip left her desperate. >> we needed toys to play with for a two-week stretch, and we ended up going to a rift store where we found a few things, but we got them back home and they didn't work. i was so frustrated, and i just wished that we could find things to borrow from other people. >> reporter: that led to an epiphany and some research. the concept goes back to the great depression. >> mm-hmm. they were funded by the u.s. government under the new deal to offer the opportunity for play to kids who would otherwise have nothing. >> reporter: bourven's toy library operates as a business, with memberships. the moms buying into it allows them to cut down on waste, save money while adding variety. >> things change so fast when they are babies. every 2-3 months they are into something different. >> reporter: it has also become a pl

natalie pirks, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris. drab day, this was a fantastic sunset picture from the highlands of scotland and i love it because this is actually illuminating a cold front, this one which will be moving southwards, responsible for breaking up the cloud so there will be a bit more sunshine than we've been used to so far this week tomorrow. at the moment, that front is around southern scotland but it continues to push southwards and head of that in england and wales, another drab night, low cloud with mist and fog, drizzle, like it's been the last few nights but for most, a cold night but frost free, to wife and 4 degrees but some patches of frost in scotland by the end of the night. —— 2-4 . at the scotland by the end of the night. —— 2—4 . at the cloud melts away in southern england, the drizzle clears away at the front pushes through and we get some time for a time but in the afternoon, in scotland and northern ireland, it turns more cloudy with outbreaks of rain moving in. is at the far this week tomorrow. at th

natalie azar. she joins me. natalie, she says she wanteto post this to get people talking.that's right, kate. so cvt or cerebral veinous thrombosis is a rare type of stroke overall, making up 0.5 to 3% of all strokes. it is estimated that about 12 in 100,000 deliveries are associated with this complication. so, again, definitely not common, but if it happens to you obviously quite significant. there are known risk factors, and particularly relevant to this, kate, is that one of the biggest risk factors is, in fact, pregnancy and particularly the postpartum period around four to six weeks after pregnancy as well as oral contraceptives, obesity can contribute to the risk. and then, of course, underlying medical conditions which i know sounds a little bit, you know, sort of arbitrary, but certainly things like genetics, clotting disorders, and underlying infections, things like that can increase the risk for something like this happening. >> yeah. so when should you see a doctor? what kind of symptoms to look for? >> yeah, so this is where it gets a little bit, you know, funny

>> my name is natalie happy to be here.my list is not exhaustive so don't come at me if i don't mention something. one thing mentioned in the last panel is how they look at modernization. so that is one thing waiting to see how it plays out. and how modernization is other priorities and the upfront investment. and irs and file. taxes. day one although i have not heard directly although i have asked them in the waiting to see about that. >> a question i covered across government. and the irs and it goes on we can anticipate what we see there. something we are monitoring closely. and compass nominated and distinction. and they block us and biden tried to deal with this executive order. and what the administration is trying to carry out. as i said, are talking on that yet. in the government efficiency commission and implement look back at what he said. been really clear and specific about what the priorities will be. >> said really well, there are so many ways the potential for big changes in what comes out of those, they are