i said, alexis, what's happened? something's happened with mom. and i said, mom's dead, isn't she? and alexis said, yes, she is. >> martin said he left the house early in the morning for work. later in the morning, he accepted an award at a safety fair and then left the office to pick up 6-year-old daughter ada from school. when they got home, ada rushed up the stairs to see her mother and found her in the bathtub unresponsive. >> it was horrifying. i mean, this was my mom, a vibrant, healthy woman who was just ripped out of the world. >> what happened? michele was a young 50, didn't drink, didn't smoke. she was carrying more weight than she wanted to but the only thing out of the ordinary was the surgery she had just had. >> i wasn't concerned about the health aspect of her doing the facelift. i just didn't think she needed it. >> so, if a complication from the surgery seemed unlikely, perhaps this theory from martin made more sense. maybe michele had taken too much pain medication and while running a bath fell headfirst into the tub. >> he said she was slumped over the tub. her h

very vivid dream that dennis had come to me, and he said, nancy -- don't worry about her, she's with me. >> reporter: max decides to reach out to his momr facebook. >> all it said was hi. and she immediately wrote him back, hey, little man, how are you? he asked her to answer three questions to prove that it was really her. and she never responded to that message. >> cari posts on foo s os on answered enough questions to prove myself, i'm not missing, i just don't want to come home. one of the things, they don't look hike they're written by cari, they're filled with spelling errors and grammatical errors. >> reporter: spring 2015, the missing person case filed 2 1/2 years earlier had gone cold. detectives ryan avis and jim doty heard about the case, volunteered to work on it. they examined the case file with a fresh perspective. doty investigating as though cari was dead, avis trying to prove she was alive. >> cari's checking account had no activity. it's not normal for adults to just up and leave and literally spend no money, no one's seen them. it didn't make sense. >> the key to the case at this point is figuring out if cari is not

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and i finally said mom, i'm jewish that's mean you that your jewish. >> know. i've never had any affinity or affiliation with judaism. i'm not going to start now. and, like she said you know it was a revelation and in some ways i had felt like i had been waiting my whole life to hear this news. and the tectonic plates they just were realigning. >> so for each of you, you each have a bit of a sense of you know internal rumblings a secret waiting for this revelation. i'm wondering if you could speak about what is that that was at work in terms of jewish >> it made me reflect on my history and when i did i had thought of certain episodes that were startling and anomalous in my background. i remember that there was a farm boy who when he didn't get paid adequately by my family he said you must all be jewish. i went back i repeated that and i saw the consternation ripple through the family. i had no idea what that meant. i also had a baby book where everything had fun except one baptismal certificate that was stamped and it had been glued for eternity. so i had put a

ryan just kind of always said, mom, we got to educate them, we have to. said, that's the only way we can make it easier on everybody living with this disease. >> our thanks to ryan white's family. >>> coming up, ryan reynolds with the hollywood pitch earning him fans from a different playing field. in front of the couch. experience clean in a whole new way. now roomba offers you personalized cleaning suggestions and vacuums exactly where you need it. by getting to know you and your home, roomba makes cleaning easier than ever before. so say goodbye to cleaning and hello to clean. hey google, tell roomba to vacuum the dining room table. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. ♪ want to eliminate odors without heavy, overwhelming scents? we get it. introducing febreze light. it eliminates odors... with no heavy perfumes... in light scents you'll love. new febreze light. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ yeah i feel free ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin that's my new

. >> he said cindy, where's my mom? and i just instantly knew. and i said michael, call the police, i'm on my way. >> a loving mother. >> always there for me. >> a beloved friend. >> she was just so easy to like. >> vanishes. >> something was very, very wrong. >> was she murdered? was it for her money? >> how much money did she have in the bank? >> i think it was over seven figures. >> or was it something or someone else? >> it really threw him for a loop. when he found out that my mom had met somebody else. >> police had a suspect and a case that was about to take an unbelievable turn. e one of the most shocking things i've ever seen in a courtroom. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." deede keller had made a comfortable life for herself. a successful realtor in southern california, she lived in a charming neighborhood where she was surrounded by family and friends. then suddenly deede disappeared. as her loved ones launched a frantic search, investigators would follow the trail of clues to a suspect with a dark obsession. but the final twist in

said mom gets in and out of the year you will not under the law that they give us to. know your of dance to be in the region where influence is very high and those are regions group of europe for for regulation. and that's why it's so important that europe keeps a regulation which is scientific which is that they're based in which as much as possible. decides. it's being influenced by. i would say by noise or by just emotions and fear. when science meets values and it's becoming complicated we come with science with evidence we do scientific process of risk assessment but then this evidence is given on another stage on the policy level where our beliefs emotions values come in and what we see is if politicians don't like the outcome of our risk assessment they don't question their believe they question the validity of the process so basically if so comes with an opinion let's say and they only continue its insecticides. politicians love if so they wonder food if so you are protecting the bees you're doing the right thing really good work down there so we all applaud to

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really scary. >> reporter: even scarier to be here alone for marian who doesn't speak english. >> i said mom you have to think you can beat this thing. she goes i have no doubt in my mind i can beat this thing. but she started crying because she misses us and misses the grandkids. >> reporter: but after four days of treatment, doctors say her white blood cells and oxygen levels were back up and gave her the green light to go home. >> thank you, guys. we appreciate it really a lot. i'm at a loss for words how much i can thank you guys, really. >> reporter: say what you will about a christmas miracle, sam says he's happy for this miracle of modern medicine. >> we're just glad to have her back. what's the chance of an 83-year-old comes back home after they get corona? it's a beautiful christmas already, you know? >> reporter: in walnut creek, jonathan bloom, nbc bay area news. >> truly the best possible christmas present. well, christmas day arrives in less than an hour. and like it or not it's going to be wet. we need it. vianey i'm dreaming of a wet christmas and right now it looks like it'll

said mom gets in and out of the year you are not on all of the law that they give us to get along. thank you. for your time. in a new round of plavix it all. from paul to school model for. convicted. as well as charles krishna the father president's son will. time and all the schools will close presidents will soon be to the u.s. the fund spilled running it on the constitutional. on the french government backs opposing bush will fail on the so-called green on sports and allowing travel a lot of iraq divisions to be allowed for people vaccinated against. critics say the move will tie.

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said mom gets in and out of the year you are not under the law that they give us that at all. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to american hospital we're going to find out lots of stuff going on within america not a welcome to the kaiser report max and stacey so glad to be here i wish i had been watching guys report in 2011 but i didn't because i mean it is. no no no not everyone has the same reaction but you know things are not that bad let's talk about 20 twentieth's drawing to a close and there seems to be a herd institutional investors coming stampeding in the big client they're dropping like a $1000000000.00 of the clip they're just buying it in huge huge daughters now did you expect this to happen so soon your thoughts on these big players coming in at this time american model we've been talking about the institutions are coming the institutions are coming for a long time in the space right and it's amazing to me like when you see somebody like j.p. morgan is you know i forget their prediction was it was like 300 k. or 400 k. or something and

said mom gets in and out of the year you will not. let them out that they give us that at the. bottom of the make no sir you know boys just nationalities. the summer we caught up with the we do a back seat world peace to the. judge a. 2 commentary. please. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together . today the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in you know being delayed reproducers i will be sniffy all about making money taking profits to some of the big corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of currently diseases that are in every community today it is not due to new viruses or all new microbes in fact just not true so it is due to environment. not going to say yes' or the moment all to sit with out of this sort of muscles are really just accumulate could only come in to the student to the side of. the legs from the sky if the

mom to come into the room. and she did. and he shut the door. >> after about five minutes, you said you heard your mom -- >> scream "help." >scream "help." okay, and what did you do? >> i jumped up, i ran to the master bedroom door. i kicked it open, and my dad was holding her like this. i was like, "i need to go get help." and then i sprinted screaming "help" to my neighbor's house. >> reporter: madison said he didn't see or hear what happened next, not even the gunshots while he was at his neighbor's house. the sheriff wasn't buying that one bit. >> will you agree with me that there was a gunshot fired? >> i mean, that -- as of what i've been told, yes. >> but you never heard that? >> no, sir. >> reporter: investigators thought madison didn't seem like a kid who was sad about what had happened to his mother and father. >> do you feel like any of this is on you? >> i -- i don't know. i didn't hurt either of my parents. >> the doctor down there says they didn't shoot themselves. >> i don't care what the doctor says, i didn't shoot my parents. >> reporter: and madison's own uncle -- an officer himself -- knew the significanc

i said, mom's fine she's back at the house.ng to stay with me because i knew he would keep fighting if i told him my mom had died. so i started giving him morphine and at van and i turned him over and rubbed his back and i said, i love you. he said i love you. i said you're going to go now. okay. you can finally be at peace. and he took his last breath about 30 minutes later. and i bathed him and cut his hair and put clothes on him. and then i left him. there's nothing else. i couldn't save either one of them if people don't wear masks, they don't want to wear a mask. we finished putting him through law school and i have a 2,500 square foot house with a mother-in-law suite and everything he wanted, i'm alone. i have three dogs, four cars, two households and i just -- i just got -- you know, wear a mask. this got brought into our home, my mom never left the house, my husband was so careful. stop being selfish. that's all. >> stop being selfish. i know you wanted to come on and you really want to -- in your grief which is remarka

and i said, mom, no, you're like this fighter, you defy the odds all the time, and you are not going. >> reporter: when her mother was infected with covid-19, jeanette thought she would pull through, like always. >> good job, mom! >> reporter: may survived a dual-lung transplant. she loved singing. and cheering the denver broncos. >> she used to sit right there, in that chair. >> reporter: but now, her family is mourning. the 71-year-old matriarch died of the coronavirus, last month. >> my mom is maybe no more special than the other, what, 286,000 people who have died now. but she's just as special as every one of those people. >> reporter: jeanette was able to be with her mother, in her final moments. her dad and sister never got that chance. >> it's horrible to sit there, and watch my mom gasp for air, as she's dying. and when they took out that tube, it's horrible. and you couldn't do anything for her. she had perfect, beautiful, new lungs. and this monster virus killed her. >> what were her last words? >> i love you, i want you to come home. but it never happened. >> reporter: sh

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alone, who doesn't speak english. >> everyone was calling every day making sure she was okay. >> i said, mom, you have to think you can beat this thing. she said, i have no doubt in my mind i can beat this thing. but she started crying because she misses us and the grandkids. >> reporter: after four days of treatment doctors said maryam's levels were back up. >> she looks good. >> reporter: and gave her the green light to go home. >> thank you. appreciate it really a lot. i'm at a lot for words how much i can thank you. >> reporter: say what you will about a christmas miracle. >> we're just glad to have her back. what's the chances an 83-year-old comes back home after they get corona? it's a beautiful christmas already. >> reporter: in walnut creek, jonathan bloom, nbc bay area news. >> at the risk of sounding trite, that is a christmas miracle indeed. i am thrilled for maryam and her family. hopefully they have a beautiful day together today. >> that story requires a little music this morning for us. ♪ >> just a little christmas cheer. the oakland zoo may not be allowed to have any visitors

but everything about christmas reminds me of my mom, period. >> brandon? like my broerther saidmas happen. mom and dad both made christmas happen, every holiday happen. it's crazy, just like i said, doesn't seem real. i remember one time, my dad when we were younger used to put fake, giant bunny print footprints through the house like the easter bunny came through when easter came around. that was one of the many things i'm always going to remember. wake up in the morning, me and sean, would be like we have home video of that, sean, look, the easter bunny came, look. i'm always going to remember that. one of the memories i'm always going to remember. christmas is always going to be just about family and my mom, my mom was family, that's what she was all about. >> you're making me think of my -- tables have turned, now my mom decorates entire house, every bush. before used to hate it. dad stand out like clark griswald with scotch, and would be like more lights. my dad died a while ago, it's not as fresh, but having the memories, you can hold on to them at least. i'm not sure what

. >> and she said, dad, mom's dead. jason found her. >> reporter: jason, bill's son, had called 911. this is what he said. >> my mom. my mom is laying here on the floor, blood -- there's blood everywhere and she's dead and i don't know what happened. >> reporter: bill got to the house, ran from his truck, passing son jason on the back deck. >> i went in and there she lay, with her feet up against the bread -- bread drawer. and she looked like she was asleep. and i went, immediately, and checked her carotid artery. and i couldn't get a pulse, and i kissed her forehead and it was cold. and i knew she was dead. >> reporter: not long after, marion county sheriff, jason sandhold, arrived at the farm house. he grew up in marion county and knew the carter family. >> there you are, in the kitchen, saying what in the world happened here? >> correct. and who would have a motive? i mean, who would have the desire to -- to kill a lady, in rural iowa? >> reporter: the sheriff called for help. >> multiple phone calls from my boss. >>

beautiful pan from the vote for womenys from 192020 -- she give it to her 22-year-old daughter who said mom, not all women got right to vote. she said why didn't i know that? what's wrong with our schools that stories aren't told? and maybe more importantly, her daughter knew it. her 22-year-old daughter knew it. so, are we bringing that story in for the next generation? or was it just an accident that she had an extremely smart 22-year-old daughter? dr. jones: i want to assume her daughter daughter's teachers were. but somewhere in there that work is being done. but there is an important back story that i would just share briefly. generations of historians writing about women's suffrage, there is a six-volume collection that began in the 1880's and finished in the 1920's called, "the history of women's suffrage." some of the authors of the early versions included susan anthony. these volumes are almost 6,000 pages. they take a lot of room on the shelf and i think for a long time, we came to those volumes too much thinking that they might be even comprehensive. it took some critical running

i said, "mom, something's not right here."e left the three kids, he left morgan, i don't know where he went, he won't pick up his phone, he just sent me a text message. >> kevin, the till-do-us-part romantic, leave his wife and kids? perhaps morgan put it best when she typed out their father's day regrets to kevin sr. >> we received a text message from morgan saying, due to unforeseen circumstances we will not be able to be there today. happy father's day. >> unforeseen circumstances? what exactly did that mean? >> we all knew how excited he was before father's day. it would be the one day kevin would not miss ever, no matter what happened. >> no matter what happened. where had kevin mengel gone? >> coming up, maybe there was a reason for kevin to hit the road. >> i thought morgan was having another affair. >> when "dateline" continues. po because psoriasis isn't just a skin condition. those itchy, flakey red patches you see on the outside, could be a sign of inflammation on the inside. talk to your dermatologist about the imp

. >> he said mom, it's really, really bad. he said they're saying that i killed a cop and then the phone just went dead. >> they were on vacation in rome after the first year of community college. they tried to buy cocaine but when police interrupted, elder stole a backpack of someone involved in the deal. the backpack owner called police and set a meeting with the defendants. the plain clothes offers did not identify themselves. >> at 3:00 a.m. he was jumped from behind, thrown to the ground by a man 100 pounds heavier than him. >> he was being strangled. >> he was choking him and pinning him down. finnegan thought he was in danger. >> reporter: leah elder recounted her son's suicide attempt the year before the trip to rome. she said elder was admitted to a psychiatric hospital for treatment. today she described the impact the murder charge had on the family. >> our family's life is tragically changed forever. and every aspect of our life has been affected. and i can imagine it the same for the family of mr. rega. >> she desc

. >> she said, mom, why is your car at walgreens. i called dad. all right. okay. home in a minute. >> reporter: too late because now the wind was up. rob, the unfaithful husband, had to know now he was the egrieved spouse. and sure enough as kandi talked to her daughter, here he was in his pickup truck come to walgreens to look for his wife. >> phone call from rob. he goes, you with emmett? and i go -- took a deep breath and said, yep, i am. emmett looks over at me, he takes the phone away from me. and he goes, "yeah, what's up, chief?" and he says, "yeah, wait right there. we'll be right there. you wait right there." and that's when i said, no, knock it off, we're not doing this. he's like, oh, we are doing this. >> reporter: there are moments in life when big choices are made. this was unnot a good -- was not a good one. >>> coming up -- a late-night rendezvous turns deadly. >> i went, oh, my god. i'll never forget ever. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. a

i said, how is that, mom? she said, you're the same blood. you're closer to them. 're with you all the time. never forget that. >> mom said that we were a gift to one another and, you know, we believed her. >> let me ask you about your sister, who has been incredibly supportive to you. what role has val played in your life? >> she's been my best friend my whole life. she's been on the handlebars of my bicycle, i guess, since -- excuse me. since she was 3 years old. i never went a place i didn't take her. i taught her how to play ball, i did everything with her. >> to this day? >> to this day and all the way through. >> there's all these sayings joe and i have for our mom and dad. dad said to us, it's not how many times you get knocked down, it's how quickly you get up. and dad was all about resilience. >> especially after losing his job when biden was young. >> they were forced to move away from their childhood home to find opportunity in wilmington. they had to reinvent themselves there. it made him very close to his family, as families often become much closer dur

now, over 50% would be upset if you came home and said, "mom, she's perfect, but bad news, she is a democratld be crazy. once compromise starts, and i believe it will start if the republicans can hold the senate, and if joe biden finds a way -- if he becomes president -- if they hold the senate, they have to compromise even to get somebody confirmed. in the beginning, the deal start to get made and everybody goes, wow, they got a better deal, and i know, they got a better deal, i think the temperature will go down. >> martha: that statistic was stunning. when i was growing up i didn't know definitely how each of my family members were voting or how the neighbors were voting. it's not like that anymore, geraldo, in this country, and i think that is significant. people who voted for joe biden, a lot of them, oh, it's going to calm things down and chaos will go away. so far, we are not seeing that. >> well, my dad was there a republican, my mother a democrat, so there was precedent to my marriage with erica. i think we will get through this. i was on the streets, 1968-1969. cities were burning

[inaudible]lly said, my mom has been into this and my wife had to stepn and cook dinner, so it's st goingown. i had to put a little caveat in, make sure you are genuinely on your own. i don't want any relatives on gig, one getting a free hopefully it will be genuine callers only. >> i wonr how difficult that will be to verify. how much of a difference do you think that woulde m somebody's mo? how much need to you think is out there? >> ion't want to blow my own trumpet or big myself up so much, but if i had of my favorite singers froone of my favorite bands call me on christmas day, i would have been absolutely thrilled. i can only hope someone feels like that. maybe it's just a casual fan who wants some company. either or, it's great. >> we have 50 seconds left on this bulletin. could you py us out? >> i will fill it out with the best christmas song ever. ♪ i want to hippopotamus for christmas i want to hippopotamus -- only a hippopotamus will do. i don't want no doll no rinky-dink toy narrator: fundinonfor this presentaf this program is provided by... language specialists tncching spani

and this is jacob, and his mom said, mr. president, jacob has a question for you.that, president obama bent over and jacob touched his head, click, i got one photo and it was gone. >> that image was what barack obama had said to us two years ago in an office in chicago. that kid is literally, can't even believe even though he is seeing the president of the united states in the oval office, until he feels his hair, he does not truly believe he is just like me. that single image stands for so much more. it stands for how kids will see themselves differently forever. >> but, too, it tells you something about barack obama. at the behest of a 5-year-old kid, you go ahead, bend over and let that kid touch your head like that. >> the fact that pete succeeded in offering a window in to the man that was occupying the office, to show what the office can be, what it has been, what it can be again. to show the kind of integrity of purpose. i think that's inspiring. the presidency is about a lot more than even just policy. there's something intangible about that office. what do

to ensure his cooperation, they said we're leaving an insurance policy in mom's bedroom. they said if you deviate from the plan we're going to detonate both of your bombs. matt says that included a threat to detonate his or his mom's bomb by cell phone at any time they wanted. at 10:00 a.m. they would text him the location of where to drop off the money. that was less than three hours away. >> at some point they came over to me and they said "it is time." they bring me to my car. at this point they take the blind told off of me, they cut the zip ties off -- >> rob the bank, we'll meet you at the drop off. >> i did exactly what they told me, i called my boss, i said this is my life, don't call the police. as i turned the corner, i saw all of the police cars and panic set in. >> the surprises are just getting started when "a villainous plan" continues. a villainous plan" continues >>> at 8:30 a.m., eight-and-a-half hours since the start of the nightmare, he was on the way to the branch office of his credit union saying they strapped devices to his belly. >> i'm driving to th

said he's pretty nice. she's like well, he's actually a sere. >> a sere? >> a sere. momd he had told her that he was hundreds or thousands of years old and that he could see what was going to happen in the future, and that the reason we followed him was that she just had that instinct and just knew that she needed to be close to him because he could protect her and keep her safe because he knew what was coming. >> did you believe it? >> i mean, i was a little skeptical at first but i think when you're 9 or 10 and your mom says this is really what's happening, you give it a little more credibility. >> and it wasn't just emily and sarah's mom. others at angel's landing believed lou was a direcrect de dant and had the pow toer to ma it rain. >> i heard incidents lou was dead or an animal was dead and he made them better. >> did you believe it? >> yes. he could see people from the past, like people that had already died he could see those people, too. >> see them because he said he was an angel. >> lou said your mom is right. i am hundreds of years old. this isn't really my

secret for so long but that was about to change. >> the nurse asked her what happened. >> and your mom saidmom told her that he punched me in the face. >> "my husband hit me"? >> yeah. she was very timid bh swhen shed her, but she said, he hit me, and she made a hand gesture like punching her in the face. from there that started the whole cascade. >> police went to the girgis home and arrested magdi. >> that was really scary. >> that was scary. not thrilling. >> it was terrifying. >> not the moment you'd been waiting for? >> no, no, no. there was no point of return. somehow i knew immediately after that that it was -- >> there is no going back. >> there's no going back. >> so the life you had before -- >> was never going to be the same. >> a court issued a protective order and magdi moved out of the house he worked so hard for to an apartment complex he and his brother owned nearby. after more than two decades of marriage, it seemed magdi and ariet were headed for divorce. it was a thought that seemed to terrify ariet. >> i think she was scared and had a lot of cold feet. >> about striking

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sierra tweeted my and said her mom is dying to have her home. of course we had to share her incredible holiday display. love her candy cane lane and peppermint walkway. we want to see your lights and decorations too. email your pictures and videos to kpix.com or tag us on social media with the #kpixbrightspots back to you. >> s mary, thank you. >>> despite the pandemic, santa claus is coming to town virtually. >> jolly old st. nick reinvented how he spreads christmas cheer. christmas is not complete without the ohio the this christmas he booked 500 virtual visits. >> i have been so pleasantly surprised. i mean, these virtual visits have been so much fun. santa has so much more information about the child, knows so many more things. we get to visit longer 6. >> the rates for a virtual santa visit start off at $100 for 12 minutes and can go up to $750 on christmas eve and christmas day. those piece go toward gifts for the kids. >> yes, in southern california, at a group of boaters in new port beach harbor took the christmas boat parade into their

i said something and he was like smiling. >> conrad told his mom he was going to his friend's house and wouldn't be back for dinner. but later that night lynn said out of the blue her daughter got a text message from someone quite unexpected. >> it was around 10:30 that night and michelle carter is asking where conrad is. and they are boyfriend and girlfriend now. >> this was news to lynn. she knew conrad and michelle had only seen each other in person a few times. the next morning lynn woke up at 5:00 a.m. and noticed conrad wasn't home. she called around and drove by his friend's house but couldn't find him. conrad was missing. >> coming up -- >> a family friend said they saw his truck with caution tape around it. >> the news is about to go from bad to worse. >> i said, are you sure? what are you talking about? >> it felt like all of the blood just drained right out of your body. >> when "reckless" continues. >> when "reckless" continues (gong rings) - this is joe. (combative yelling) he used to have bad breath. now, he uses a capful of therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his

sarah tweeted me and said her mom is dying to have her home.her amazing display. we love her candycane lien and permanent walkway, very cool. thank you so much for sharing that with us. we want to see her holiday lights and decorations, email your pictures and videos to us. you can tag us as well. >>> peppermint parkway sounds awesome. well ski resorts as well. preparing more runs us -- weekend after a fast-moving snowstorm dropped several inches of fresh powder. take a look some of the snow covered trees and mountains are big right now. the mountain resort is seeing a steady flow of business with skiers and boarders feeling that adrenaline rush. resorts hope it will continue this weekend but reminder if you want to travel to the sierra this weekend, you need to quarantine for 10 days when you return home. >> i had to buy a ticket last night in advance, and ready to go get some powder. >> they are really buttery, it feels really good. >>> coming up, a once in 100 years, and aligning of the stars, just in time for christmas. >>> we want to take

said that her mother would know what to do right now. she would know how to help me. >> still grieving over the death of her daughter, michele's mom is nowacing another kind of sorrow. coming to terms with this unthinkable crime. and the granddaughter who said yes to a father's deadly ultimatum. >> she is a human being. she's still a child. she might be considered an adult. but i hear the child. >> and yet she killed your daughter. >> she killed my daughter. she's a victim. i struggle with this. i struggle. i asked michele. i said michele, what do you want me to do? what do i do with this child of yours? and i honestly believe that my daughter would want her to be accepting responsibility for what she did. and she is. i don't know if i forgive her. but i understand her. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> a tough assistant d.a. gunned down near the courthouse. >> we saw a jagentleman that ju got shot. >> but it wasn't over the dead man's boss and his wife were annext. >> whoever went in there had a mission. >> did you start to think thath there was a y list? >> oh, sure. i don't

. >> reporter: alexis' mom said the two talked just last week about christmas plans. the cause of her death is pending an autopsy. kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> coming up, a grandmother jumps into action to protect her business. >>> also ahead, actress felicity huffman lands her first job since the college admissions scandal. >>> also ahead, actress felicity huffman lands her first job since the college admissions scandal. today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more days. more nights. more beautiful weekends. more ugly sweaters. more big hugs. more small outings. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system

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but everything about christmas reminds me of my mom, period. >> brandon? >> like my brother saidll the memories. it's just my mom made christmas happen. my mom and dad. they both made christmas happen. they made every holiday happen. it's crazy. just like i said, it doesn't seem real. i remember this one time, i know my dad when we were younger he used to put fake giant bunny print footprints through the house like the easter bunny when easter came around. and that was unof the many things i'm always going to remember. i'd wake up in the morning, me and shawn, would be like -- we have a home video of that. shawn, look, the easter bunny came. look. i'm always going to remember that. and that's one of the memories i'm always going to remember. but christmas is always going to be just about family and my mom because my mom was family. that's what she was all about. >> you guys are making me think of my -- the tables have turned. now my mom like decorates her entire house, every bush, everything. and before she used to hate it. my dad would stand out like clark griswold with a glass