before nona was murdered.om a woman named kelly jo fitzharris, who happened to have the grave misfortune of jogging past gary dunn on the wrong day in the wrong place in 2002. >> it's a popular trail with runners but very isolated. kelly jo came running by herself from that direction. she saw a man sitting here on this bench. as she ran up the trail this way she heard footsteps behind her, turned around, and the man had a huge stick. he hit her over the head with it. he knocked her down. he hit her repeatedly. and as he beat her she realized the only way for her to escape was to wriggle free. so she ran up the trail that way as quickly as she possibly could, calling for help, pretending there was someone nearby. the police came a little later. they found gary dunn hiding in the water. they arrested him. he spent 18 months in jail. and then, newly out on parole, he moved into nona's apartment complex, set up house directly across the parking lot, months before nona's death. dunn's lawyers admitted it was a blow

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we begin in ghana where the election commission has declared president nona though the winner of monday's poll with 51 percent of the vote this after at least 5 people were shot dead this tension grew over a delay in the release of the results police say more than 60 incidents of violence have been reported since the presidential and parliamentary vote well a coup for those team has already released an official results suggesting that he was leading the race but his main opposition challenger former president john the hama has accused them of trying to rig the election the 2 rivals assigned the peace pact on friday saying they would both accept the official outcome of the election goes straight out midriffs in the capital a crowd so the result is now no it is a clear victory 51 percent but what is the mood like considering the violence that we saw leading up to this result. for the supporters of the ruling party and president an hour before i go is celebration night a short while ago we left the party headquarters where president went to address most crowd there and he's been going round

allaah may help to make the poor the peasants the breeder's happy earlier this month on his president nona a call for a one a 2nd term in a vote which has been overshadowed by post-election violence at least 5 people have been killed former president and main opposition candidate john muhammad accused the incumbent of trying to rig the election ivory coast president al assad what to push to change the constitution and run for a 3rd term despite an opposition boycott the election was marred by intimidation violence and electoral malpractise observers reported the 23 percent of polling stations did not open at all due to threats or attacks in guinea alpha condé is decision to also run for a 3rd term sparked protests that were met by a crackdown by security forces condé want almost 60 percent of the vote but his opponent said the election was rigged and that condi violated the constitution by running again dozens of people have since been killed in anti-government demonstrations. and in ethiopia's northern region of to great tensions escalated after leaders of to grace people liberation front

nona's of the about nothing was done * to prevent the spread of the virus and then obviously we were not ready we didn't have intensive care oxygen masks prepared adequately so regardless of where this virus developed elite was not ready to face said up to now not one politician has responded to the committee or those representing victims to explain the 70000 deaths we've heard nothing from lumber to his regional government health ministry and prime minister contact you are obliged to take a position to write a deed in court and provide an explanation to all of italy's citizens. another big hit of the day russia sputnik vaccine has been approved for elderly people after trials demonstrated its effectiveness for those age 60 above r t substituting for us a story what we might be wrapping up on 2020 but still the big news stories keep coming in the washing health ministry has just announced of the efficacy of the sputnik of a vaccine against covert 19 in the age of 60 plus is 90 percent what does that mean well it means that when the time is right those citizens can take the wilds fast

president 76 year old nona who has won a 2nd term in office the country's electoral commission says. one over 51 percent of the national vote that figure puts the incumbent ahead of his predecessor and old rival john muhammad while the vote was largely peaceful police said at least 5 people were killed in the election related violence moring what observers said was they will organize. are going to bring in now. our correspondent in the capital of gone then it's good to see you are the incumbent president gets reelected but it was a really close result wasn't. it was really close it was fast asleep between the 2 leading kind. of cars they incumbent president to manage us we're not getting to the result that way dk by the electoral commission chaired by it was really close and you could see that it's really in their results for the parliamentary seats where we see at honk parliament which will mean that they can come bank president will have to really wait closely with the opposition a few ones too as acute some of his policies in a 2nd tenure i mean this means continuity for the count

rising tensions over the les the election results leave 5 dead in ghana where president nona though has now been declared the winner. hello i'm barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up fish on the menu as boris johnson holds a make or break breaks it talks over dinner in brussels with the e.u. chief or so of underlying rich countries are accused of hoarding covert 1000 vaccines leaving poor countries able to vaccinate only one in 10 people next year. and i'm nicholas parkinson a girl's tumblr could read to find out next how this once bustling town attracting migrants looking for work has become a major transit point for migrants trying to make it to europe. we begin the program in ghana with the election commission has declared president though the winner of monday's poll with 51 percent of the vote this after at least 5 people were shot dead as tension grew over a delay in the release of the results police say more than 60 incidents of violence have been reported since the presidential and parliamentary vote. they're going to hand people through the results have

barring new evidence, the state does not plan to file charges against him for a third time in the nona dirksmeyer killing. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> i was shocked. things just didn't add up. >> it was the last place you would expect to find a gruesome crime scene. a quiet neighborhood, the lovely home, this friendly couple. >> i think it's hard not to have loved tammy. >> they were very happy. very happy. >> it seemed to be a simple case of a robbery gone horribly wrong. >> you realized that she was dead or dying. >> but nothing about this case was simple. not the marriage and not the murders. >> it just kept getting more red flags come up. >> the surprises just kept on coming. >> he said, you know, can i talk to you in private? >> what dark force claimed two lives? >> i feel like she's still there. i still feel her with me. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." it was a quiet afternoon at the parker house. tammy and her husband, brett, were both

want to get to some viewer questions, because we have so many about the vaccine, so here's one from nonawashington state. is this a one-time vaccine or will we need to get it over year like the flu shot? >> so with respect to the pfizer and the moderna vaccines, those are two doses. so that's actually two shots right up-front. beyond that, we're still not sure how long the immunity from the vaccine lasts. we hope it will be at least a few years. it's important to understand that the coronavirus and the flu virus have very different biologies. the flu virus mutates actually quite a bit from year-to-year, which is why we need a yearly flu shot. that's not the case with the coronavirus. and so the need to repeat vaccination after those initial two doses for covid is really dependent on our immune system, not on the virus. >> one of the key questions with this is, even if i get the vaccine, can i still get covid-19 and give it to other people? in other words, you may not get symptoms, but can you be infectious? >> so, this is a really, really important question. and i can't emphasize that en

>> ann-marie becaucus but she goes by nona. >> what's remarkable is people are sending us snail mail,agram dms which is really, really cool. if anyone is listening at the heritage harbor condos is listening, if they want to get to us on social media, they can let her know. >> she should be watching. >> here are a few stories we think you'll be talking about today. we're paying tribute to charley pride, country music's first black superstar. ♪ ♪ >> the country legend performed his best known hit "kiss an angel good morning" at the country music awards just last month. he received the cma's life achievement awards. pride rose to fame in nashville in the 1960s after a failed tryout with the new york mets. starting with a single "just between you and me" he had 52 top ten hits between 1967 and 1987. he became the first black member of the country music hall of fame. charley pride died saturday of complications from covid-19. he was 86 years old. a couple of things to note. maren morris tweeted i don't want to jump the conclusions because no family statement has been made but if this is a

they could not figure out why we had not done anything for it had nona good explanation because basically the two leaders on both sides of the aisle were locked. and i saidy we did not how to break it. the only way we could break it so we could come together. we did that. we did that anyway weha had a dinner, senator mark warner from virginia said let's have a dinner. senator murkowski said come to my house. so we go to lisa's house and there's eight of us. quit for ours and for d's and we grew from there print on our side there is senator mark warner. there is senator dick durbin there is jeanne shaheen and myself. on the republican side there is senator lisa michalski, et cetera susan collins, senator bill cassidy and senator mitch romney. from there it grew. then we brought the bipartisan group over congressman tom greene. and the problem solvers and we kept growing from there. we have more senators coming in. so we got input from every quadrant we could possibly order to do what we did. and it took quite a while. the biggest hurdle we had is how much can we agree we need an emergency.