there is blood on the jacket that belongs to siena.moves back out here in this is a very narrow space because the bumper of -- >> he has a big old truck and he would've used every inch of it. >> there are handprints on the truck. handprints and blood swipes on the wall so we know don had fallen on his back this way. he even described how don got terry's dna on him. >> he said i know exactly when it happened. he said when i was raining down on -- he reached up. >> then rod continued, that terry hit him so hard, don finally went down. then according to rod, terry finished the job. >> he said i went inside the house and got a steak knife and he said something about slitting the side of his throat. >> and, if the knife didn't work, terry told rod that he had a backup plan. >> i had a plan b. he said there was an x on the wall of the garage. that was plan b. >> you can clearly see in the crime scene photos, there is no way you would know that unless you were there. >> are any of those details online, where they in the newspapers? >> no. >>

. >> a terrible loss, but the primary victim here in a way seems to be siena. >> i would say so. tiffany and josh and myself, too. we got to live our childhood with him. we got to go to him for advice and to share those milestones in life with him. what about siena? my hers is not. >>> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> hello. i am andrea canning and this is dateline. >> was one of the last two suspect anything. even though you are hopeful, you knew as soon as you picked up the phone, you knew. how does anybody look at somebody drowning and not help them? how do you do that? >> a perfect husband. a perfect father. a perfect mystery. >> they found the bow and mike was in and i. >> we thought he had an accident. >> this was hiding more than gators. >> mike was the only hunter who had gone overboard who had never been found. >> something done ahead of. >> there been so many wild stories. >> two lovers share a secret. >> he had this desire to have her. >> there was an affair for years. >> they can choose each other. >> you are waiti

an international investigation has begun. after france sent a report on the siena platform to europolrs confirmed that they had identified similar cases on their territories. identified - this means that the library took the book and saw that it was a fake. according to europol , it is an artificial fake. very interesting, who made it? after all, in order to make such a fake you need not only the paper that was used at the beginning of the 19th century, but a seal? shrichtov, at least. with the cyrillic alphabet of the early 19th century we do not have 100%, but because the bolsheviks, after the spelling reform, destroyed most of the fonts, well, then there is the printing method, because if we consider the early 19th century, then printing was produced on machines similar to gutenberg’s, however, it could have been a digital copy, and only a specialist would recognize this. they sold the stolen goods in moscow auction houses. petersburg, we understand that library stamps, usually the seventeenth page, can be washed off, sometimes the stamps are removed, the sheets are replaced, and i

the poll, by the new york times and siena college , found 45% say and siena college, found 45% say they'dred to 46% who'd vote for mr trump. it means they're virtually tied now with joe biden's standing amongst voters improving. however, despite a strong economy, almost 80% rated economic conditions as just fair or poor , and officials in turkey or poor, and officials in turkey have ordered the detention of 13 people after yesterday's deadly cable car collision. one person was killed and ten others injured when the cable car collided with a broken pole , collided with a broken pole, ripping the pod open and sending people inside plummeting to the rocks below. 174 passengers have been rescued. it's a massive operation, taking some 23 hours, involving ten helicopters and more than 600 rescue workers . more than 600 rescue workers. and finally, i am maximus has won the grand national at aintree. the 7 to 1 joint favourite romped home by several lengths to win for jockey paul townsend and trainer willie mullins. the prize more than half £1 million. new safety measures , though, meant six meas

. >> a recent "new york times"/siena college poll shows former president trump gaining ground among latino is at 46%, donald trump. 40%, joe biden. >> excuse me for a second, please. [speaking spanish] i am sorry. where was i? oh, yeah, right. [exhales] it looks like the democrats are in trouble. and you might be thinking, how is this possible? donald trump is winning latinos? "build the wall" donald trump? "mass deportations" donald trump? guy who thinks "daddy yankee" is a baseball player donald trump? but the truth is, in 2024, latino voters have something else on their minds. >> the number one issue for latino voters is inflation and the economy, like it is for so many voters. >> 54% of latinos ranked inflation and the rising cost of living as one of their top three issues and that outranks even healthcare, crime, immigration. >> that's right. for latinos, this election is all about inflation! and that makes sense! inflation is bad right now. they're going to have to change the name of the game show to "the price is [bleep] what now?" and if your top concern is high prices, i get why y

the international investigation began after france sent a report on the siena platform to europol, afterr partners confirmed that they had identified similar cases on their territories. identified - this means that the library took the book and saw that it was a fake. as reported in europol artificially. fake, very interesting who made it, because in order to make such a fake you need not only the paper that was used at the beginning of the 19th century, but the printing of fonts, at least with the cyrillic alphabet of the early 19th century we do not have 100%, because the bolsheviks, after the spelling reform , destroyed most of fonts, well then also the printing method, because if we consider the beginning of the 19th century, then the printing of... some red youth club in the city of kalinin, or the warsaw library, books were always stolen, and much more often than paintings, because paintings in one copies, books are a circulation, they are easier to take out, you don’t need to cut them off the stretcher, just put them in your pocket, thefts in our libraries were also stunning, the

y hablemos ahora de politica porque la ultima encuesta del diario the new york times york times y sienaoe biden gana terreno frente a donald trump. >> de acuerdo con el sondeo, que tiene un margen becerror de casi el 3% si las elecciones se hubieran realizado entre el 7 y el 11 de abril, ambos candidatos estarian empatados. >> a pesar del mejor posicionamiento de biden, persisten preocupaciones sobre el rumbo de la economia del pais, la edad y la popularidad de ambos candidatos. >> en inmigracion, trump saca ventaja y biden recibe calificaciones mas altas en unir a la nacion. >> y recuerde que noticias telemundo es su fuente para toda la cobertura electoral. >> en otra noticia del dia, un inusual ataque en un centro comercial este sabado en el suburbio de sydney, australia, dejo al menos seis personas apunaladas mortalmente y ocho heridas, entre ellas una bebe. >> hace momentos la policia australiana identifico al couchy, de 40 anos, quien padece de problemas mentales. >> el incidente ocurrio cuando el centro comercial estaba lleno de compradores y le advertimos que algunas de las image

i'll try to when it was had been late. siegel was born in siena gallon, came to britain in 1999, for he's been trying out the course potential in various genres like jazz, pop, and world music. now he's moved on to classical musical traditions may stand far apart, but secret focuses on the connections. back into this, there was a bicycle double impact so that the kings used to older they come persistence. they ask, so good i play will compose a special social event. and i find that to me that it in fact uh, route just right is back in the plastic or a road bike or whatever. they also have the assistance system there. so somehow there is a similarity happening different part of this world. i think here we've got something really special. there's a, there's a real sort of team vision of what we're trying to do. we're always learning from each other's background. see such as music kind of thing. that's a wonderful thing. look good. your legal came from the family, you know, krios, the professional poets, singers and historians that have passed on traditional knowledge for centuries, ess

the international investigation began after france sent a report on the siena platform to europol, afterirmed that they had identified similar cases on their territories. identified - this means that the library took the book and saw what it was fake. according to europol , it is an artificial fake. it is very interesting who made it, because in order to make such a fake you need not only the paper that was used at the beginning of the 19th century. but we don’t have 100% printing of fonts, at least with the cyrillic alphabet from the beginning of the 19th century, but because the bolsheviks, after the spelling reform , destroyed most of the fonts, well, then there’s the printing method, because if we consider the beginning of the 19th century, then printing was done on machines similar to butenberg’s machine, although it could also be digital a copy, but only a specialist can do this. recognizes, they sold stolen goods in auction houses in moscow and st. petersburg, we understand that library stamps usually, this is the seventeenth page, can be washed off, sometimes, uh, the stamps are

she joins us from johannesburg to siena. what are your thoughts on the reparation debates that's taking place in portugal? on one hand, we have the president who wants lisbon to pay and sue. well, the government thinks otherwise. what would a compromise look like here you think and hello. thank you for having me. i think it's really important that we actually have this debate. we've seen different nations who have covered the base and they have a comfortable i 3 minutes or why reparations. they need to have how they need the ease of governance needs to come into discussions with qualities and actually look at what it says. unfortunately, what we see these extreme right wing doubtless and forces has to be denied. they have be no rain, was the getting strongly a, b, b, o use all african people and the people in the diaspora. so right now, this is a very long time for many or 5 people who love freedom, who respects warranty. most people to actually say, yes, it needs to be done. of course, it's going to be difficult to reservat

even if he gets 4% more, 3% more, that "new york times" siena poll shows biden beating trump and new time. if it is half right biden is in trouble. but see what trump is doing? he's doing something joe biden cannot dupree cannot command a crowded. it's just low energy, no excitement whenever he shows up somewhere but what is ironic this is the way the democrats like barack obama and even jimmy carter at the time all over iowa would go through the crowd and shake hands and talk to people directly. it's been trump in his rallies up on the day is, now with the teleprompter above the people. >> they are cheering him. >> he goes to the bodega and the crowd just develops it. chick-fil-a is a god's chicken or the lord's chicken. and he does this thing in midtown on 48th street they're e building a big bank building and by the by you take a look at construction workers. i see a lot of blacks, i see a lot of hispanics. they are all chanting for trump. you know something is going on. the biden thing is like dead air and dead weight. >> that's one small person and people run up to me from all p

it must have killed axios to report on siena college poll just out, the poll found a big increase ninents and registered voteres who believe trump left the country better off here and we will dive more into this later in the show.th everyone knows his case against trump like fulton county ande classified documents, january 6 case, none of it would be happening if trump had retired from politics after the 2020l wi election or if trump one of those politicians who played ball with the establishment. and most honest people know that a fair election where campaign actually happen and trumpon actually gets to speak to people awfaclose to coast without the l the law fair attacks, well, tha' would likely end in iran elect oriole, and they can't have the app and pure the russia collusion investigation would be insurance policy inin 2016, they think these cases will be there insurance policy in 2024.it think of manhattan for a minute. it'stion is a bastion of liberam where registered democrats outnumber democrats nearly 10-1n and what leaders are given payouts instead of prison time. of course

and it must have killed axios to report on a "new york times" siena college poll that was just out.oll found a big increase 9 points in registered voters who believe that trump left the country better off. we're going to dive more into this later in the show. well, look, everyone knows that this case against trump, like the fulton county and the classified docs january 6th case, none of it would be happening if trump had retired from politics after the 2020 election or if trump was one of those politicians who just played ball with the establishment. and most honest people know that a fair election where campaigns actually happen, trump gets to actually speak to people coast to coast without the distraction of all these lawfare attacks, well that would likely end in biden's electoral humiliation. again, they can't risk that hang. just as the democrats hope that the russian collusion investigation would be their insurance policy in 2016, they think that these cases will be their insurance policy in 2024. now, think of manhattan for a minute. it's a bastion of liberalism where registe

islanders living around east palo alto, the shoreline is a spiritual place to anthony tongia and violet sienaow happened, but this over here, you can walk a nice and hear the water and then hear the bird. >> and that's everything. >> they're part of a community that has helped restore this section of cooley landing park. and they say people here are keenly aware of the threat to the shoreline from flooding and sea level rise. >> many of them would say, oh, you know, we came to the united states because we want to feel safe. and now they're hearing of the same problems again, like, where are they going to go next? right they came here because of climate change and sea level rise. it is a beautiful place. >> we met the pair as sienna was leading a tour of the area with lawmakers who are sponsoring climate bond legislation designed to pay for shoreline projects, including the restoration of thousands of acres of tidal marsh that can help absorb the rising sea levels that have already begun flooding this area of east palo alto. during king tides. >> you know, wetlands actually act as a sponge. th

the poll, by the york times and siena the new york times and siena college has found 45% say they'd vote president, compared to 46 for mr trump . it means to 46 for mr trump. it means there are now virtually tied with joe biden's standing amongst democratic voters, improving . greater manchester improving. greater manchester police say they found what they believe to be human remains of a young baby. in wigan. five people have been arrested on suspicion of concealing a death and unlawful burial. the group, aged between 20 and 70 years old, have been bailed . officials old, have been bailed. officials in turkey have ordered the detention of 13 people after yesterday's deadly cable car collision. one person was killed and ten others injured when the cable car collided with a broken pole , ripping the pod open and pole, ripping the pod open and sending people inside plummeting to the rocks below. 174 passengers were rescued during a massive 23 hour operation involving ten helicopters and more than 600 rescue workers , more than 600 rescue workers, and i am maximus has won the grand national

held back things are looking for joe ahead of 24, that means november 5th, a new poll by times and sienaenerally remember a time when donald trump and joe biden were each president is mostly good or mostly bad years for america. 42 percent of voters say they are member of the trump presidency is mostly good. look at this part. only 25 percent say the same about joe biden. 46 percent, almost half of voters say the biden presidency has been mostly bad for america. here with reaction, fox news contributor, former white house chief of staff, ryan, kelly and, you are the pollster. and that to the democratic shift and the loss of the base that joe is experiencing,'s coalition, not good for him. >> it's terrible news, poll after poll by any old lid beazley says the same thing, what's important about the question joe showed sean it, is that without pulling question is framed as the size of the way the question is framed by the voter. as he or she goes into november. they are saying it's a binary choice, i can judge both biden and trump as presidents who have had a record on inflation on the bord

islanders living around east palo alto, the shoreline is a spiritual place to anthony tongia and violet sienaou know happened, but this over here you can walk a nice. and here the water and then here the bird. and that's everything. >> they're part of a community that has helped restore this section of cooley landing park. and they say people here are keenly aware of the threat to the shoreline from flooding and sea level rise. >> many of them would say, oh, you know, we came to the united states because we want to feel safe. and now they're hearing of the same problems again. like where are they going to go next? right? they came here because of climate change and sea level rise. it is a beautiful place. >> we met the pair as sienna was leading a tour of the area with lawmakers who are sponsoring climate bond legislation designed to pay for shoreline projects, including the restoration of thousands of acres of tidal marsh that can help absorb the rising sea levels that have already begun flooding this area of east palo alto during king tides. >> you know, wetlands actually act as a sponge. t

and the former president are in a close race for the presidency, according to the new york times and siena% of voters say they support trump, 45% support biden. it's a tighter race than the last time the two outlets conducted a poll on both candidates. biden has a 38% approval rating, and at least 64% of voters say the country is headed in the wrong direction. new details now. oj simpson's body will be cremated tuesday in las vegas. sources also say his brain will not be used for cte research after multiple requests from scientists. they wanted to study the x running backs brain to see if he suffered from the degenerative brain disease, as it is typically found in football. players who experienced concussions during their career. the late nfl star died wednesday after battling cancer. he was 76 years old. still ahead on abc seven mornings. the latest on what seems to be a never ending pothole problem for oakland. the city can't seem to get ahead of an issue that's driving many cars straight to the repair shop. and here's a live look from our emeryville camera as you see traffic moving into

and the former president are in a close race for the presidency, according to the new york times and sienaort trump, 45% support biden. it's a tighter race than the last time the two outlets conducted a poll on both candidates. biden has a 38% approval rating, and at least 64% of voters say the country is headed in the wrong direction. we have new details now. oj simpson's body will be cremated tuesday in las vegas. sources say his brain will not be used for cte research after multiple requests from scientists. they wanted to study the x running backs brain to see if he suffered from the degenerative brain disease. it is typically found in football players who experienced concussions during their career. the late nfl star died wednesday after battling cancer. he was 76. still ahead this morning, the latest on what seems to be a never ending pothole problem for oakland. the city can't seem to get ahead of an issue that's driving many cars straight to the repair shop , and we'll take you outside for a live look here from our expl business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day an

that could sway some voters on the margin and when you look at the polls the latest siena polls showingistical tie, losing a few voters in the margin in the swing states to impact the election gimmick but all that being said this is the weakest case against him, it's no wonder our be the most political, and it's one other thing would have the least impact on him if he was convicted which is all of the other criminal trials where he is facing the possibility. >> neil: we'll monitor closely, sarah i apologize for that the former president speaking a good clip and to some of our time there, sarah medford, political reporter. we also have the irs commissioner on what it -- trying to deal with a lot of last-minute filers. millions of them we are told. what he can tell us about all that -- how that process is going on this, day after this... ♪ ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well plan

kevin let me start with you, let's put the numbers up on the screen this is the latest polling from sienai said he won new york by post 23 now up only plus 10. that's a pretty big drop, to thank there is an opportunity for the former president trump in new york we. >> absolutely. i thank the former president should focus on your. resources from battleground states like florida and pennsylvania and michigan all the empire state where he can take on joe biden who won that statement more than 2 million votes the last go round. absolutely will trump, please focus on new york. >> martha: katie, you know, obviously kevin is a bit sarcastic there but i think it's probably quite literal, you would love trump to spend his time in your. but really there is a demographic shift going on in a lot of places its interesting. >> yes. you could argue leaves elton didn't win the governorship in new york against kathy hogle because of all the republicans of new york already fleeing to florida as a result of the democratic policies in that state. talk to a number of public and operatives working in new york

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you i'll give you a free market example this robby there's so many examples of it i think you know siena's women who take care of the elderly. of course, these are jobs that are difficult but they take take they get dignity out of doing these jobs. and we know that the vast majority of immigrants who came here between 1971 and now are employed in working class jobs. so, you know, they're either taking the jobs or they're driving down the wages simply with the supply of labor. i mean, it's like obvious supply and demand. you import 10 million people and the majority them are going to be employed, you know, in restaurants or, in agriculture or in hospitals or as cleaning people or landscapers. those are going to have many more workers for employers to choose from, which means they're going to have to offer a lot money for them. right. it's kind of very free market, but let me give you an example that i think you'll appreciate. there's place where we can see a controlled of the way in which illegal immigration impacts wages of the working class. and it's less the average woman or man who clea

sway public opinion with republicans even if he is in fact convicted >> there was a new york times-siena college poll were women were twice as likely as men, 40% to 20% to view the charges it's very serious that does the gender split at all surprised either? >> no. and i actually would pay attention to that number. so the facts of this case, as we know, its campaign finance, it's about business records, but some of the more salacious aspects which i think we're going to hear about as the trial starts to get into motion. the allegations obviously of cheating on his wife when she was pregnant, things like that, stay in the mind at the voter and i think they sit worse with women perhaps than they do male voters. now, of course, the public has been familiar with this case since 2018 when it was on our radar. but i think we may see some deeper details from it as this trial plays out, that we're going to hear about and that's where i think that there's going to be major movement. women are one of the biggest obstacles for donald trump heading into his reelection were 50% of the population, but

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it's bang siena town, north of kansas capital nairobi water from the old cage, idaho dam washed away houses and cut off a major road. search and rescue efforts are underway. floods caused by unusually heavy monotone rains, have killed dozens of people across the stop for guns. since march, while we have to correspondence covering this story for us as our in kenya in a moment, will be alive with malcolm web at a dime which is at risk of overflowing east of night will be. but for us we go to katherine. so who's at a dime that burst in nicole county? so tell us about the situation where you are as the death toll from the slots continued to rise. yes, we are at the scene of the incidents. people here are devastated. and what we've been told is that this happened at around a 3 a m local time. and these are all done on the hills that broke its dogs. and once i came, i seen us through this um, seasonal reba. it came with rocks and uh, cheese as well. uh, most of the damage of happened down screen where people's homes have been destroyed and vehicles and that's where many people have died as

in arizona, arizona women, it's consistent with the national polling on this issue new york times, siena college poll recently said, do they believe the hush money charges are serious? >> men, 45% women's, 70% of women. i think that's serious what do you think he's so here's what's happening with women on this case. >> is it reminds them of one of the things that they really dislike about donald trump, which is that they think he's gross to women. and so four, i think men and even sometimes just for the broader electorate, one of the reasons they take this case less seriously is because oftentimes when people talk about it, they're saying porn star. and so everybody's like, well, that just doesn't sound that serious. sounds like one of trump's antics. but for these women, one of the reasons that they switched their votes from by, from trump to biden back in 2020 is that they thought that trump lacked had bad character and created chaos and was gross to women. and so this highlights and reinforces it for them. so they take it more seriously and is it trump campaign doing anything about th

again, the "new york times," siena college with that pole, if you want to find it online.iane is next, knoxville, tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to know why is the house taking orders from an ex-president? soon to be charged with felony charges. and the reasons for all of the disruption that is going on in this country is because of trump and his antics. he has brought forth racism out in the open and made it "proper." and those people that are afraid , other people coming in, if you would treat everybody the way you want to be treated, you would not be afraid. and i want to say thank you. host: bernard is next, california, independent line, hello. caller: pedro, wonderful show, again. yes, about the top, i want to speak about judge collins recusing himself on all of the january 6 stuff. he's saying that he's missing in action, i don't know, he might be pitching a fit because many of his colleagues won him to recuse himself, and he don't want to do it. but you got a judge admitting that he is on a tape and that, you know, he's saying that that is wha

the poll, by the new york times and siena college, found that 45% say they'd vote for the president,ing among democratic voters, improved , democratic voters, improved, however, despite a strong economy almost 80% rated economic conditions as just fair or poor , and there's just a few or poor, and there's just a few hours to go until one of horse racing's biggest events of the year , the grand national. but year, the grand national. but there have been some changes with new safety measures in place, meaning six fewer horses are taking part. it's after four horses died last year. however, campaigners say that changes to this afternoon's events are nothing more than a pr stunt. after two more horses died just yesterday on the track, though, it will be as competitive as ever for the million pound prize. that's the latest from the newsroom for now. more in half an hour. until then, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the code on your screen or go to gb news. carmelites. now though, it's back to dawn. >> thank you very much, sam. now there's loads more coming up on today's show.

the very bottom thanks to their beauty, like laurdianti, or, for example, like saint catherine of sienaike this here are the most diverse, for example, the courtesan tulla dragona, who was the illegitimate daughter of an unknown person, perhaps a cardinal, she started out as a courtesan, but since she worked, as they would say now, on her personal brand, she published her poems, published treatises, then she became a leading intellectual, are you talking about how this happened? these social elevators? yes, i'm talking about it. 500 years ago, a woman who did not want to stay married had very few options, that is, she could go to a monastery, she was not necessarily taken there, it was difficult to get into the monastery, devotees had to be brought in, it was necessary for you released, she could run away, she could go into a career, for example, she could become a professional musician, but this, too, became a slightly declassed element, that is, it was a tool for gaining professional freedom. in some sense for musicians , actresses, poets, refusal of marriage, refusal of divorce? yes,