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 were running through my mind? what does that mean? is that a word? is that a person, a thing? the clues pointed in so many different direction, it was a total mystery. >> 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. s. you'll find a better life is in store at miracle-ear, when you experience the exclusive miracle-ear advantage. it starts with our free hearing assessment. plus innovative products that fit your needs and budget. with free service and adjustments for life. we're so confident we can improve your life, we're offering a 30-day risk-free trial. call 1-800-miracle today and experience the miracle-ear a

vyta du roc was even more successful.scot. and this is kiss me kayf, who gamely struggled in the few races she was entered in. but it was when these horses developed career—ending injuries that things started to go badly wrong for them. gordon elliott says, in line with the owners�* wishes, he gave vyta du roc to another rider and high expectations and kiss me kayf to a horse dealer with an instruction to either rehome or, if not possible, humanely euthanise them in line with the regulations. but we've discovered all three would eventually end up on a lorry bound for england. despite being injured, including one with lameness, the horses were taken by ferry across the irish sea and driven to south west england. there were 13 more horses from elsewhere also on the lorry. if you have a lame horse or a lame animal at all, they shouldn't be transported. the pain and discomfort that they are feeling at the time will only, will definitely be exacerbated by travelling them, especially long journeys like that. the horses were the

number one is the concept we're use to go drive that change and number two, i'll talk to you about the j-roc. to enable the services to go faster. because that's what the jroc is supposed to be do. the and the war concept. people think that you develop a war fighting concept, something pops ut the other end. it's visionary, it's aspirational, it's what could be, not what is. and it's supposed to drive technology and it's supposed to drive doctrine, and drive new capability. most importantly, it's supposed to drive what could be in the future and that's why we pick 2030, how do we experiment to actually look at those things, then you find out what works and doesn't work and then you choose the future and the capabilities and that's where you change doctrine. and it doesn't result overnight in new doctrine and we actually don't know what works. there are so many things in that joint war fighting concept and most is classified, but there are so many things that are aspirational, i'm not sure they're achievable, but that's the point. to drive that kind of aspirational goals to figure out if you

and john has the unique position in the j-roc to be able to drive that where we need it to go and to move us forward and i will tell you, i'm going to a date myself with that reference, but john is kind of like the old e.f. hutton commercial and it's when john hiatt hyten speaks, everybody listens. help me welcome a great friend. general john hyten. [applause]. >> good morning, everybody. it's great to see so many friendly faces this morning, it's great to see any face. [laughter] >> when i became the vice-chairman in late 2019 i never expected i would spend almost all of my time for literally six months doing nothing, but focused on covid to try to get us somewhere out of that, working with deputy norquist and now deputy hicks trying to get the department to move, get the country to move. and we started to move. and the work that was done with the vaccine. if you want to see what this country can do if you have to go fast, just look at the vaccine and i tell you what, dr. saalwi and general perna don't get enough credit in moving forward the vaccine. a lot of people don't realize th

california along with a growing number of the country's biggest companies like facebook, google and black roc are taking matters into their own hands requiring vaccination in order to return to work. more than 600 colleges are also mandating them for at least some students or employees, but young people are also among the most hesitant. a prominent pro trump youth group is fueling the fears over the vaccine. >> we are not going to tolerate students to be forced to get the vaccine against their will. >> o'donnell: >> reporter: the president said it's time to cut through the misinformation. >> the vaccine was developed and authorized under a republican administration and has been distributed and administered under a democratic administration. look, this is not about red states and blue states. >> reporter: a white house official tells cbs news that those new requirements for federal workers go into effect immediately, but agencies will have some time to establish new vaccination and testing programs. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, weijia jiang, thank you. tonight, florida and texas lead the na

the roc bumped japan out of the top three with 26 medals. >>> to the pandemic now. the u.s. averaging 57,000 new covid cases per day, up nearly 55% in the last week. health experts blame the surge on the fast-moving delta variant and the number of unvaccinated people. >>> president biden expected to announce a big policy change today, and this is for all federal workers requiring them to be vaccinated but the cdc's new mask guidance is causing thd outrage on capitol hill. today tracie potts live in washington and breaking it all down for us. talk to us about why everybody is so confused here? >> well, for one reason we are talking about two different things. do you get the vaccine and do you need to wear a mask whether or not you get the vaccine. the cdc now says yes in many cases. that is causing confusion because recently they said no. some saying they are sending out mixed messages now. they dropped the mask mandate several weeks ago after saying the vaccine was working and president biden now is expected to mandate the vaccine for federal workers, but as we have been rep

and roc jumped japan out of the top three with 26 medals. >>> up tpherly 55% in the last week. president biden expected to announce a policy change for all federal workers requiring they be vaccinated, and the new mask guidance is causing confusion across the country and outrage on capitol hill. and tracie potts joins us to break it down. why are so many people confused? >> they say the cdc is sending mixed messages. we are talking about two different things here, getting the vaccine and wearing masks, and some here in washington argue if you have done one you don't need to do the other. today president biden expected to mandate civilian workers, federal is expected to wear masks. the cdc is recommending covid-1t spots mask up indoors whether or not you have had the vaccine. there are reports that san francisco and berkeley could be eyeing a mask mandate as we have seen in other areas around the country. meantime here on the east coast, the washington nationals postponed their game last night because 12 people in the organization tested positive. kansas city will face a state l

you can see the russians still competing here despite the ban under the roc, russian olympic committeeot the flag. it's kind of a head scratcher. the principle is this. is it fair to penalize individual russian athletes for the reputation of their country? that being said, it's also -- i mean, having the controversy is also a spotlight on just how damaging and devastating those accusations were against russia of doping, of state-sponsoring doping. just think back to what was alleged all the way back to the socci olympics. the russian state was involved in covering up doping by russian athletes. you know, that cloud remains over those russian athletes despite effectively russia doing so well at the olympic games even now, not being able to compete, you know, as russia under the russian flag. my issue, i guess, with those claims is that there's no evidence against that particular russian athlete who took gold. but having said that, this is the problem with doping. once there is an allegation, an allegation that has been proven against a whole nation, all the athletes competing for that n

having to work from the office i do not participate but c roc's are on fire. the results in revenue. 640 $1 million in revenue the last quarter, a record. the third quarter is expected to be pretty strong. if we break it down geographicly we see croc's are popular everywhere. here in the americas, 136%. overall, 88 .4% growth over last year for croc's. pretty amazing. over last year, here is the performance, beating some of the closer competitors. up an amazing 252%. sketchers also up in big ways but croc's the crown of this board. alix: do not let abigail for you. -- do not let abigail fool you. the second we are done with our show we take off our deals and we are in flat. is this the peak if we all go back to work? andrew: absolutely not. if we look at the trajectory of the brand, this has been a strong trend. the pandemic has helped. the consumer has migrated to comfort, to everything we offer. we were trending well and even though people go back to work there is no reason they cannot wear croc's back to work. we are seeing a long-term shift to casual footw

jay z and his roc nation label advising what's been coined the inspire change initiative. but it's already getting some backlash. but you said the league of mess, the mark on this one. >> i think the league is reactionary. >> you know, i think what happens is they react to things are not. you know, these are things that they could have done many, many, many years ago. the league's new found social activism comes 5 years after the initial frenzy from colin kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem to protest. >> police brutality against black people. robert, let all the founder of web outlet, black sports online says he's not convinced the nfl is really committed to this. push has no black owners. there's not a lot of like the number of black coaches have been going down. there's not a lot of blackfoot office of people within the so it's one of those type of things where. >> just because alicia keys is coming out. lift every voice is saying i supposed to about all the real stuff that's happening behind the scenes. that was forte reporting for us tonight. >> and now kro

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roc rounds out the top three with 34. >> it's been so fascinating to watch. >>> all right. watching the skies for us this morning. >> yeah. we know it's been very humid there, even though, you know, raj is wearing a jacket it's the middle of the night now, but we want to take a look ahead to saturday's forecast for tokyo as we get a look at what's going on. it's still going to be humid and a chance of some thunderstorms firing up as we look at the next several days. we are going to see those highs in the low 90s. those off and on showers return for sunday into monday and here at home. it's been nice, as our temperatures head for the low 60s or low 70s i should say near the coast. some low 70s as well for oakland. but we do have the mid 80s for the south bay. upper 90s for the inland east bay. mike you're still watching the breaking news, what's going on now? >> we're watching hayward still. the good news the lanes are the lanes have reopened. we share the maps and technology and i can keep an eye on incoming issues. kari showed the clear skies. the clear roadways for the mo

so the russians won gold, roc won gold. americans won silver.we watched her on sunday night, was it? she was like a pocket rocket. she went at that hard and made a few mistakes along the way. some consideration or concerns she might have been injured. then this report came out a half hour ago she was resting for mental issues. i'm not quite sure what that's about. >> dana: the pressure might be too much. michael phelps talked about that in the 2008 olympics. we all adore simone biles. she is amazing and done incredible things for the sport of gymnastics and represents the united states so well. i hope she starts to feel better now. >> bill: the team needs her. when she came off the floor the other night she said she felt like she had the weight of the world on her shoulders. that was her quote. our best to her. let's get better real soon. all eyes on the hill. moments away we are waiting the start of the house hearing on january 6. speaker nancy pelosi naming the democrats and also the republicans who will serve on that committee. republicans bl

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they didn't lose the gold to the roc. the russian olympic committee is competing as russia because of a doping violation several years ago. but for them to accomplish this, those three, i think, will have a very special place within the history of usa gymnastics for the women. >> is this a watershed moment? you mentioned naomi osaka, michael phelps. is this going to lead to some great reckoning in our society with regards to how we treat athletes, how much pressure we put on them? >> let's process it. we're two hours in, but it's part of the story. like with the other athletes, the athletes are speaking up. there's more media than ever. we all know that the phone and social media and everything that's out there, you hear the good, you hear the bad. we build up higher. it's a deeper fall. look, it's part of the conversation that wef. general, not just in sports. but certainly when you see the best athletes who are built up and they feel that pressure, if they feel like they can share it and it will make their lives better,

. >> yeah, i mean, it's a head scratcher, isn't it, when you see so many athletes under this roc banner. so they're not under the russian flag but still russians competing and way up the medal list. look, the thing is, is that the olympics idea was that russians who haven't actually been found guilty of doping should still be allowed to compete, even if russia should be penalized but is russia being penalized? it underscores just how corrosive doping is. you saw the accusations against russia going back to sochi, that incredible state sponsored doping program and it just undermines -- it's just bad for russians. it's bad for russian athletes, it undermines every single performance they have. the question is whether there is the evidence that russia is changing its ways if you like. there is -- there are plenty of suggestions that it's not. and even that the coronavirus has made it harder to find cases of doping. so it's understandable that other athletes are frustrated and questioning. you have to say, though, when it comes to the individuals, that allegations need to be proven. if they

it was won by the roc winner, who said he believes the sport should be clean and he is clean from theles. tells about your investigation, what - sticking by the rules. tells about your investigation, what did - sticking by the rules. tells about your investigation, what did you | your investigation, what did you find? , ., . ., , ., ., find? just to clarify, i do not represent — find? just to clarify, i do not represent the _ find? just to clarify, i do not represent the organising - find? just to clarify, i do not i represent the organising here. find? just to clarify, i do not. represent the organising here. i find? just to clarify, i do not - represent the organising here. i was chief investigating officer at the saatchi olympics, reporting. we found it was a systematic process by which samples of urine which were taken during testing at the olympics were swapped for cleaner samples. there was a very sophisticated scheme operating around that. i can absolutely see why clean, hard—working athletes at tokyo might feel somewhat aggrieved at seeing, certainly, russians competing in non

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