roc. on the victim, karen's right hand index finger was clearly stained with blood. roc. what was the murdered woman try to tell the cops? >> all these theories, what does that mean? is that a person, a thing? the clues pointed in so many different direction, it was a total mystery. >> reporter: there's a concept in the law known as a dying declaration. with those three letters scrawled in karen's own blood lead to the apprehension of her own killer. >> coming up, investigators dig into that three-letter mystery. who or what was roc? when "dateline" continues. you'l advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. ♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. children's claritin feallergy relief.of non-drowsy the #1 pediat

the painted roc overlooks the intersection of moraga road and marine boulevard. they paint the boulders each year as part of the high school tradition and you can see some of the colors there when the owner of the property died in 2014 and the land was at risk of being developed and the owner's widow offered to sell it to the john merethd land trust just at raised that $2 million from local donations. >>> i think it's fantastic and it strikes the perfect balance between the competing interests and it's a part of our community and it's a good thing. >> it is a big part of the community. the painted rock property will be part of the large public open spaclude new trails and create a protected wild life haven. very nice indeed. >> a beautiful day outside, jeff. >> there will be the chance of some spotty thunderstorms the next couple of days and most o afternoon. hopefully you got outside as jessica mentioned to enjoy that beautiful weather and get you a live view here across san jose and you can see all of the blue sky that we have across the silicon valley and look

backed syrian democratic forces and roc-a at least 20 s.t.'s fighters were killed in the bomb attacks as a local police station and a military base the mostly kurdish led forces had pushed eisel out of rock and 2017 but there have been several attacks since then and explosions were also heard in the capital damascus state media describe the shooting down of numinous objects coming from the direction of israel israel hasn't commented but often attacks targets connected to iran and the lebanese creep hezbollah well 2 people have been killed and 4 others kidnapped in an attack near libya's delo oil field southwest of the capital tripoli eisel has claimed responsibility for that assault libya's oil chief has warned that if instability in the country continues 95 percent of oil production could be lost or still ahead on al-jazeera undeterred by tens of thousands of algerians keep returning to the streets to push the political change. sudan's nights revolutionaries we need the men and women joining the fit in to protect their revolution.

see what i mean by strange it's almost like the bitter and banal things didn't go according to plan roc us the of with the reporter we discussed the role of the united states in the venice will and conflict in more detail with our guest. i think other one american militias are probably quite nervous about the whole situation nervous as well with their own populations would see this as american even if it's under the euro but it's not the americans directly intervene did see the americans being behind this and the legacy of what america has done across latin america what this shows the. same service of cold called good revolution where the united states and the west has succeeded you know he's popular worldwide zeeshan has come and it seems to have gone and he seems to have let the dynamics slip a little i'm here is very important if you want to go for an overthrow of the existing president you know the momentum and he's lost momentum american are working on a very much on the front foot here they've got. bolton trump a lot of very hawkish neo conservatives out playing front and center a

. >>> in alexandria dozens of people gathered at the captain rocky ver cat roc rocky spl rocky plaza to honor the fallen. it's for the 68 people wfrom alexandria who died in vietnam. and in aapan visit, mr. trump has made it clear he is not on the same page as his host. kristen welker is traveling wite t president. >> reporter: president trump preparing to wrap up his fourth and final day here in tokyo.it has been a trip in which president trump may have undercut his charm offensive with tweets and taunts in a ss remarkable pre conference overnight. president trump wrote with prime minister abe, brokeith his own national security advieser. both the prime minister and john bolton have said north korea violated unsecurity resolutions with the recentissile test. when president trump asked about didn't said those tests bother him. >> i am very happy with the way it's going. intelligent people agree w me. >> you're not bothered at all? >> no, i'm not. >> that type of language could cotsplicate his effor to work with regional partners including the prime minister here to try to press north

backed syrian democratic forces and roc-a at least 20 s.t.'s fighters were killed in the bomb attacks as a local police station and a military base the mostly kurdish led forces had pushed i saw out of iraq and 2017 but there have been several attacks since then and explosions were also heard in the capital damascus state media describe the shooting down of numinous objects coming from the direction of israel israel hasn't commented but often attacks targets connected to iran and the lebanese group hezbollah also in syria state media says edge offenses repelled an attack at a major airbase a mime is used by russian warplanes to launch air strikes on rebels fighters launched drones and rockets towards the base close to the coastal city of luxor kier at least one person was killed in a village nearby and several others wounded and an airstrike in province on friday has killed several civilians including a father and his baby daughter many more people were injured and the united nations age chief mark lowe called his warning of the most worst hum

. ♪ [ cheers and appuse >> seth: so, bill, it is great that you're here and back in 30 roc t nk you,e've been good friends for nearly 15 years. >> yeah, that's correct. >> seth: but sometimes when you know somebody for that long, there are moments when feelings get hurt >> that's true yeah, you don't always have a chance to stop and say you're sorry. >> seth: so i thought, with hee time we have togright now we would make amends for any past indiscretions we've committed against one another in a segment we're calling >> both: "seth and bill clear the air. [ chimes ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: i will start. bi >> yes, seth >> seth: i'm sorry that i forgot to return your call last week. both of my kids had cos so things were crazy around the house. [ laughter ] >> it was a really important call i really needed you, man i was freaking out, and i needed a friend and you were no were to be found. >> seth:hah, my god, what ened >> i couldn't remember the name of that kesha song [ laughter ]th one she did on snl in 2010 >> seth: "tik tok" >> "tik tok. right. [ laughter ] >> seth: bill, d

ten lists, showed off stupid human tricks and dropped things off the roof of the building here at 30 rocor on "the tonight show," dave took his act to cbs. last yearave returned, with a long white beard and the netflix series "my next gst needs no introduction," now he's back with season two of the show and more big names, like kanye west an ellen degeneres. we haven't seen a whole lot of dave since he left late night. so when he invited us to go fl fi ershing, we grabbed the rods and the w for a special sunday sit-down. dave what kind of fishing do you normally do? >> well, i love the fishing. i fished all my life. i used to fish with my dad. we would go out at least once a ek fishing and we caught so few fish, k we neverw what we were fishing for. and as a result, we hardly ever caught fish. that staith me today. >> we have that in common. my dad and i used to go outth a time. it felt look a father/son ritual and not catch fish. that's all we did. >> i'm thinking back on it now, i'm not sure we would know what to do had we caught a fish. i think the fish can sense it through the rod, d

and one of the things we are really trying to do now at the roc g, in partnership with the women's healthe for women. so if you give them information, information is power and they will be able to cope. as a menopausal woman and also as a gynaecologist, i would like all women to be able to access good, high—quality care. i think the most likely chance of achieving that is if they have really good information and they really understand the problem. one of the commitments i have made in my last six months as president, together with jackie doyle—price, who co—chairs the women's health taskforce, is to try and make the nhs website the very best place to access good high quality care. there is masses of information out there, wonderful organisations like you've mentioned, doing all sorts of fabulous things, but we need to get it all into one place so really comprehensive coverage of this really common and easily treatable problem. in 1991 an iraq boy left seriously injured in a napalm attack on his home thought the rest of his family was dead. but a message he received nearly 30 years later c

position with regard to north korea is if we are positioned together that means of course that the rock roc and japan have to have a strong recommendation but we as the united states have firm in statements of commitment and our expressions of commitment that would mean things like exercises that are currently suspended things of that sort. so, yeah, i think it's a troubling path in particular because it's clear that that is the north korean tactic of choice, which is to demonstrate a division between the united states and its allies. and that is clearly resonating when the u.s. reinforces that, whether by accident, misstatement or worse. >> providing a slightly different kind of look at this. i mean the u.s. has ha substantial commitment of military capabilities in south korea today, 28,000 troops. hasn't changed. it's made substantial commitments to missile defense in south korea with patriots and thaad. and bmd aegis capable ships in the region. you can go to the state department for clarification on what secretary of state said. but in terms of the u.s. commitment of missile defense cap

some areas in the upper elevations of thees roc could see uptowards of two feet of snow. the warmth continues inpahe fic northwest. gorgeous there. warmer in seattle than in los angeles today. that's what's going on around the country. 're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. cover almost anything. even rooftop parking strae forces at work? only if you're referring to gravity-and we covered it. talk to farmers.th we know a g or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-m-bum-bum ♪ >>> good rning. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. enjoy the sunshine while we have it. it's a beautiful morning outside. temperatures are mostly inhe low to mid-60s at this point. a northeast wind is on the way. includesing number of later on in the day. some sunshine here to get the day started. afternoon temperatures barely above 70 degrees or so. there's a 20% chance of a stray shower or two today. little higher chance for a rain drop tomorrow.n and t a thunderstorm likely late friday. >> and that is your latest weather. guys? >> we

southbound 270, 10 miles per hour through roc right now. gw parkway an earer crash.te in 25 tminutes. back the "today" show. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." >>> it's 8:00 on "today."" e hidden heroes among us. those military kifr caregivers' stories who are untold. >> i know i'm not alone. that more than anything this journey worth it. >> today we prepare a heroes' welcome as we celebrate their sacrifice for our country and their service to our men and women in uniform. all live from the iconic indianapolis mor speedway. joining us, former senator elizabeth dole who has championed their cause for years. >> goal now is an america where their caregivers are empowered, appreciated, and recognized for their service. >> grammy award winning artist sheryl crow paying tribute with a special live performance. and my co-host for the hour, hollywood legend t hanks showing his support as he stands with our nation's military a caregiversnd their families. we sleet our hidden heroes today. m thursday, 23rd, 2019. ♪ >> good morninan >> from indiapolis! >> here to honor hidden heroes. >>