the headlines at 11:00: nato unity unravels after canada's leaderjustin trudeau is caught on camera appearing to mock president trump to other leaders. well, he's two face. honestly, trudeau is a nice guy. they honestly find him to be a nice guy. the factors a re find him to be a nice guy. the factors are called him out on the fa ct factors are called him out on the fact that he is not paying 2% and a guess he's not very happy with that. boris johnson insisted there was a wide measure of unity, despite the signs of discord. the new vaccine against typhoid which is being hailed as a game—changer, potentially saving thousands of lives. the impeachment inquiry into president trump moves up a gear, as the us housejudiciary committee considers the charges that lawmakers will vote on. the former fast bowler and england captain bob willis has died at the age of 70. and at 11:30 we:ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers. that's with our reviewers. two state with us for that. —— do stay with us for that. good evening. a show of unity in a statement at nato‘s 70th anniversary gathering in watford

but scandal is the reste of their worries the ultra family and its traditions unravel as austria becomes part of nazi germany. or was an austrian jew who escaped to the us he wrote this book during world war 2 to explain the austria that he loved and saw it disappear. the british photographer rachel taliban has a predilection for the sable specifically the waves now on the southeast coast of england with all the interest in recent times of how climate change is affecting us as the straight only too well for oceans power of the ocean. when the sea churns in wales when the tides come in and gales with the water that's when british way photographer rachel tull of art springs into action. i'm just going to watch the way stress tonight show. on the beaches of england's south east coast she takes spectacular photos of the scene as if she were out in the midst of it it is. photographing waves means dealing with a constantly changing subject. that if you could say that if you get one really big right the next to me to be after it at this beach and many beaches were forced to be big. so you get p

german must remain not i don't yon's extraordinary memoir an exclusive love in which she tries to unravel the history behind her and parents suicide. but we start with the superstar of german composers and beethoven who will be in the spotlight in 2020 as we celebrate his 250th birthday and that means that his music will of course be everywhere as concerts and new recordings abound and in his hometown of bon the bluntest quince tyler is getting a jump on things with a new exhibition that correlates his musical works with key events in his life. germany has never celebrated a composer this way before the 250th anniversary of libby from beatles birth is starting one year ahead of the actual date and nowhere more than in born in germany to composers hometown. he's director of the society and the b. to open house and we have a funding for more than 40000000 euros to celebrate peter from germany germany why . i think it gives them national attention and shows that we look at it as a festival of national importance you can be has long been the world's most often performed classical composer and

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that carefully woven the narrative unraveling with each new revelation, shining lights on a dark secretse plan to erase an entire culture. >> as we expected, foreign affairs categorically denying to cnn it was involved in any human rights issue. and poppy, this speaks to the fact that despite the mounting evidence, the chinese government has its version of ecvents and they are sticking to it. >> i am so glad you did this reporting and i know you will stay on. we'll have you back and we'll talk about what's happening in retaliation of the president signing that bill supporting the hong kong protesters and human rights. again, thank you very much. >>> right now the president is on his way to the nato summit in london, leaving behind the impeachment, that's set to make a pivotal turn this week. that's next. it's time to sell or trade in your car. with truecar, just enter your license plate and see your car's value in real time. sports package and low mileage? nice. within minutes, you'll have a true cash offer, and you can head to a dealership and get paid, today, right now. aveeno® with p

mark: judge star, a tough question really, how do we unravel all of this? what do you think?t unravel it's done or in the process of being done so to draw from the great writer from yesteryear, william faulkner, they endured. we have to endure this and then to take a lesson from history, a link of the chords of memory, we have to remember the things have been handled much differently and much better, there are lessons from peter rodino and nixon and henry hyde so we should take a lesson from churchill. study history. i hope that's what the american people will now do. this has been a sorry episode in american history. a very nasty. of absolute misinterpretation of facts. people could question his judgment and having that phone call, but the idea that this is impeachable is utterly extravagant. it is, as the wall street journal wrote weeks ago, defining impeachment down. we need to redefine or recapture the original meaning of impeachment. >> to think people who conduct themselves in a true radical way, do you think they will read history? are you talking about a next generati

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jumped on the case and what he would find unraveled the mif mystery. reporter: detective voth thought he had a case. there were the keys, the lies, the other lover, the stolen money. circumstantial, yes. but he thought both eric naposki and nanette johnston committed murder together. >> i thought we had it solved as far as who the responsible parties were. it's just the d.a.'s office didn't feel comfortable with filing the case. >> reporter: two times newport beach police brought the case to the d.a.'s office. two times the d.a.'s office said the detective had not made his case. nanette was arrested in the spring of 1995 but not for murder. they got her for fraud and forgery. she pleaded guilty, spent a year in jail, and, though eric waited for her, by the time she got out, she was ready to move on. she married a real estate mogul, much richer than bill mclaughlin ever was. they had a baby girl. and, once again, nanette was driving a fancy car and living where rich people live, and spending lots and lots of money on clothes and lunches and hairdos. and

and as the plot unravels, we discover that it's to do with a huge sort of — it's to do with property's to do with government and a bunch of other things, so it kind of throws but chinatown. but at the centre of it, the interactions between the characters, a stellar cast — alec baldwin, willem dafoe, bruce willis, gugu mbatha—raw, who is so terrific — and the film looks wonderful. i think it's really brilliantly designed by beth mickle. it has a very, very fine and evocative score. as for norton, he does completely commit to the role of the private investigator with tourette‘s, which makes him sort of constantly interrupt himself with what appears to be an inner voice. it's a strange film, it's quite long — its 2.5 hours long — and i think that it's something that you have to give yourself over to. but if you're willing to let it work its spell — and it's quite a slow—paced film — i actually think it's quite rich and you can get lost in that world quite easily. ifound it quite immersive, quite an immersive experience. and a terrific supporting performance by alec baldwin. all righty.

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the story starts to unravel. >> a secret tape. >> why are you whispering? >> a secret lover. >> he wanted her to come back to him and she didn't. >> and a secret reveal. >> as we're getting ready to finish up, someone hands me a note. >> who killed denita? >> you've told me some things you'd only admit to a priest and you can't tell me this last little piece of the puzzle. why? >> internal affairs. >> hello and welcome to "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. graduate student denita smith was just about to start a new chapter of her life. she had received a prestigious fellowship and was engaged to be married to her college boyfriend. and then denita was found unconscious at the bottom of her apartment stairs. it was a tragedy no one who knew denita saw coming. to them, she was a focused, young photographer with a bright future. here >> the dark room is where a photographer's vision comes to life. allowing others to see the world through their eyes. and with these shots, we can learn a little about the world this young photographer saw. and her sense of exact

there was more than one twist in this case and it would take investigators nearly a decade to unravel the tale of sex, lies and videotape. here is dennis murphy. >> the mesmerizing story begins in a place where consumption and the envy index are high. palm beach florida. >> it is the winter wonder land of the wealthy. you can drive over the bridge and feel the rarefied air of the mansions. >> jan tuckwood says some can't resist. >> most are glueinfluenced, the richness is right there. how can they get a piece of it. >> they lived in a high end condo, fine for two up and comers. they had big dreams like any couple young and in love. aspirational at the very least. she had a $20,000 diamond eng e engagement ring. he had a porsche in the garage. their story for public consumption, the g rated version, was love at first sight. mike was an internet entrepreneur and dalia the business woman he fell head over heels for. three months after their first meeting, marriage was inevitable. but a problem in their paradise. mike was married. lawyers jason and josh arranged a quickie divorce so the b

so then that eventually unraveled. >> did you raise those questions to your grandfather? >>. >> i did to my mother more than anyone and the problem was the whole lives are organized around that ministry because publicly they took a position so the idea of changing their mind even if they do they almost never talk about it publicly because it would cow - - casted out on the rest of the message. but to acknowledge about something you were wrong that you are so passionately preaching for so long. but in a cautious way it was so visceral and negative it terrified me. so i compartmentalized it so then those doubts and then when i persisted i stopped holding them so i thought it just these few issues with the rest of what they are preaching is right. but then i came to realize why do i just accept the rest of it is true then that open the door to the bigger questions of the ideology. >>host: how many members of westborough have left the membership has stayed largely the same between 70 and 80 people, less than 100. a few dozen at this point have left but they have had a few con

the headlines at 11:00: nato unity unravels after canada's leaderjustin trudeau is caught on camera appearingestly, trudeau is a nice guy. they honestly find him to be a nice guy. the factors a re find him to be a nice guy. the factors are called him out on the fa ct factors are called him out on the fact that he is not paying 2% and a guess he's not very happy with that. boris johnson insisted there was a wide measure of unity, despite the signs of discord. the new vaccine against typhoid which is being hailed as a game—changer, potentially saving thousands of lives. the impeachment inquiry into president trump moves up a gear, as the us housejudiciary committee considers the charges that

now the cover-up unravels. so the last two sections of the timeline wall talk about the investigations and the public pressure and the work of the press that led to the unraveling of this cover-up. the cover-up succeeds through the end of 1972. only the five burglars are indicteded. mcgruder is not indicted, nor is john mitchell. but the burglars themselves would change the story. one in particular. james mccord. it's when james mccord tells judge siricha who oversees the grand jury for the watergate trial, when he says i believe purgery has occurred. i know not everything was told to you, that confirms the assumptions. nd that opens it all up. the letter is the first major crack in the case and the first crack in the cover-up. this is absolutely what the white house has been worrying about. the summer of 1972 that one of the burglars would tell the story. that happens in march of 1973 while other things happened. a number of people around the president who knew something bout the hunt and liddy operation decid

it isn't only the earth's life-support systems that are unraveling, the fabric of our society is unraveling. this is going to take an all-out war on drilling and fracking and deregulation and racism and misogyny and colonialism and despair all at the same time now -- same time. now some people say that we can't deal with everything all at once, but history has shown over and over again that whenever we try to solve problems without addressing the issues of inequality and injustice, it never works. besides the problems we face now require every one of us to join the fight. it is a herculean task and why would people join it if they didn't see something in it for themselves? fossil fuel workers must see that they continue to earn good union wages and benefits in a new energy economy. people of color and indigenous people have to see that they and their communities won't continue to be viewed as sacrifice zones , where cancer-causing wastes from the oil industry get dumped and pipelines and fracking pits pollute their lands and waters , that there will be a plan to invest in their communities,

turn a little bit away from the divisiveness of impeachment as nancy pelosi puts it and as we see it unravelin washington. >> so michael, even in this poll that we've been mentioning here, republicans put president trump's approval rating in the 70s. obviously that is how democrats would rate it. look at how it breaks down on specific issues. 46% disapproval on creating quality jobs. 51% disapproval on wages keeping up with expenses. 54% disapproval on helping working class and middle class families. and 58% disapproval on health care. how do you interpret that? >> well, i think it is a you couple things. the president has spent much of his administration trying to destroy obamacare.the president his administration trying to destroy obamacare. people have gotten used to it and now they like it. and when you look at wages, the president hasn't actually hipped t helped the working class. he has lowered taxes for the rich but he hasn't done anything for the average american. the average american doesn't have a 401(k) and doesn't participate in the stock market. so when he talks about those thin

the president's scheme unravelled, what it says. lastly, the president's chief of staff, pamela, confirmed aid was conditioned on investigations. >> yes. absolutely. they are using the chief of staff's own words at the podium in the white house to make their case about quid pro quo. about what you just laid out, that the president was using his office for personal gain from a foreign power and basically in the second paragraph here of the summary, they make note of, look, the president was being propped up by his own administration officials. going around career officials in his administration and being propped up with the knowledge of his administration, political officials including pompeo, the secretary of state, rick perry and mick mulvaney but they make the case, because this is about the president. we talked about this before. they are trying everything back to the president. tying everything back to the president. >> right. trying to make the case also to follow-up, that this just isn't the phone call. and that part that you

there was more than one twist in this case, and it would take investigators nearly a decade to unravel the tale of sex, lies, and videotape. here's dennis murphy. >> the mesmerizing story of dalia dippolito with a fittingly preposterous ending begins in a place where conspicuous consumption and the envy index are as high as the humidity -- palm beach, florida. >> it is the winter wonderland of the wealthy. you can drive over the bridge and immediately feel the rarefied air, the mansions, the hedges that hide the mansions. >> reporter: senior editor jan tuck wood said some mainlanders can't resist the wannabe allure of palm beach. >> most people on the mainland are influenced. that richness is right there, and how can they get a piece of it? >> over the bridge, past the interstate, newlyweds dalia and mike dippolito lived in a quarter million dollar condo in high and dry boynton beach, not exactly the same zip code as palm beach but perfectly fine for two up and comers. dalia and mike had big dreams like any couple young and in love, aspirational at the very least. she had a $20,000 dia

as the plot unravels, we discovered that it's to do with a huge sort of, it's to do with property andonspiracy and with property and conspiracy and with government and a bunch of other things, and it kind of goes back to chinatown. but at the centre of interactions between the characters, alec baldwin, bruce willis, edward norton, the film looks wonderful. i think it's really brilliantly designed by beth nichol, it has a very fine and evocative score. as for norton, he does completely commit to the role of the private investigator with tourette's, which makes him sort of constantly interrupt himself with what appears to be an inner voice. it's a strange film, its quite long, two and half hours long, and i think that it's something that you have to give yourself over to, but if you are willing to let it work it's spelt, it's quite a slow—paced film, i actually think it's quite rich, and you can get lost in that world weight easy. i found you can get lost in that world weight easy. ifound it you can get lost in that world weight easy. i found it quite immersive and immersive experience,

i was the thread that began to unravel the whole system for me. >> could you raise those questions to your grandfather, grandmother or parents? >> i did to my mother more than anyone. the problem was, the Ãtheir whole lives are organized around westborough's ministry. because they had taken such a public position, the idea of changing your mind, even if they do, they certainly almost never talk about it publicly because they think it would cause down the rest of their message. it's something that's very hard to change her mind about something. something you have been so passionately preaching for so long. i try to in a cautious way, the response was so visceral and negative. it terrified me. so i kind of carpet mental iced it. i stopped holding those picket signs but i didn't feel like i could be completely open. i thought it's just these few issues and the rest of what i'm preaching is right. eventually, i came to realize, if we are wrong about these things. why do i accept the rest of this is true? that opened the door to bigger questions of the ideology as a hold. >> how many membe

her long time friends on kidnapping charges has shocked their austin community as police begin unraveling a sordid mystery. our sam brock is there tonight with late breaking details >> reporter: texas rangers and fbi agents flooding the home tonight of a woman who was once heidi broussard's close friends. authorities say say they discovered broussard's body in the trunk of a car her baby margot was safe inside the house. >> we had all prayed we would be able to find heidi alive we are thankful that through combined efforts here we were able to recover baby margot >> reporter: magen fieramusca, also known as maygen humphrey, now charged with two counts of kidnapping and tampering with a corpse this photograph a sharp contrast to her today. >> i was disgusted i was heartbroken. i was shocked. i didn't expect this >> reporter: how many times this week have you talked with the suspect? >> every day she was concerned for heidi's well being but it was probably every two to three hours. >> reporter: friends say humphrey told them she was pregnant she had an online baby registry listing a due dat

chrishell was totally blind-sided by the split and is, quote, shocked and devastated how everything is unravelingrishell has now filed her own divorce petition and has a drastically different take on the split. the biggest discrepancy is the date of their separation. in justin's papers he says it was more than four months ago on july 8th. chrishell now says it was november 22nd, the day justin filed. >> stay loyal and stay happy. >> the couple began dating in 2013. they were relative unknowns outside the day time soap world. >> shower, that sounds fantastic. >> i've got the hottest man on the planet with me, my boyfriend justin who airs on "mistresses" tomorrow night. >> it's unclear if they have a prenup. justin says he does not want to pay spousal support. chrishell meanwhile is asking for support. justin reportedly makes $4.5 million a season co-starring in "this is us." >> people close to the couple now tell "e.t." that, quote, justin is finally getting his big break in hollywood and it's completely changed him and how he treated his marriage. >> are you keeping him grounded? >> i don't need

sometimes they can unravel the con and restore the money to you. >>> up next, a christmas day celebrationthe hardwood. the warriors look to make it three in a row at chase center. but have to beat one of the best teams in the league. can they do it? we will show you. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! . >>> well, here's something we haven't said all basketball season long. the warriors are on a three-game winning streak. it works so much better when we have video, and we do have video! fantastic. close game in the first half, in the second half, warriors taking charge. it goes in. that kind of game. the crowd was on fire. fourth quarter, draymond green had been hot, brings it home, hitting the dagger, three. warriors go on to really upset the rockets in many ways, 116-104. dubs hope to make it four in a row against phoenix, friday. >>> raiders getting ready for a couple big football games. they need a lot of help in denver. the warriors or rather the niners have it right in front of them. and that niners/zeeniners/seaha right here. the winner

country >> reporter: under pressure after a "new york times" report that described her campaign as unraveled by staff infighting, poor messaging, and money woes friend and rival amy klobuchar avoided piling on. >> i think every campaign has ups a dos. she will >> rr: kbuchar is in south carolina where she dropped off her ballot registration friday ok handshakes, personal contact, and investing time on the ground as democrats must decide. kelly o'donnell, nbc news >>> it is a superstar versus the president of brazil in a battle over the amazon. leonardo dicaprio is now pushing back against accusations that he's partially responsible for the massive fires destroying the rain forest kendis gibson has the story. >> reporter: tonight, a war of words between brazilian president bolsonaro and oscar-winning actor leonardo dicaprio. the brazilian president blaming the star for the devastating amazon wildfires earlier this year dicaprio is a cool guy, he said, giving money to set the amazon on fire bolsonaro has accused non-governmental environmental organizations of deliberately setting fire to the a

travelling from a ravaged earth to mars which gets knocked off course, leaving its passengers to unravela remarkable year for british film—makers with a string of home—grown projects giving us some of the highlights of the year. ladies and gentlemen...! music. # and i lost my mind somewhere in mexico... in april, jesse buckley earned her musical spurs a tale of a single mother living in glasgow but dreaming of travelling to nashville to find fame and fortune as a country singer. # on my side... # and i think it's going to be along, longtime... in may, dexter fletcher's rocket man channelled the spirit of ken russell as it turned eltonjohn's life into a rip—roaring into a rip—roaring pop fantasia, centred on a barnstorming performance by taron egerton. big night? where is your mask? june saw the release of dirty god, a film about the survivor of an acid attack which posted a strong performance from feature first—timer vicki knight, an extremely versatile actor who on this evidence could have a long and very successful career ahead of her. she really is astonishing. then in september, we h

. >> under pressure after a "the new york times" report that described her campaign as unraveled by staff infighting, poor messaging and money woes. friend and rival amy klobuchar avoided piling on. >> every campaign has ups and downs. i hope she continues, and i think she will. >> klobuchar is in south carolina where she dropped off her ballot registration friday. and today urged voters to give her a close look. handshakes, personal contact, and investing time on the ground as democrats must decide. >> coming up, black friday is in the books. but did shoppers spend a little too early? y't have to wait long for the next round of great deals. >> plus, it may looke apiece ofs say it dates back to the night jesus ce relic's journey home. >> and it's brazil versus leonardo dicaprio. the country accusing the a-list star in having a hand in starting the amazon wildfires. tonight dicaprio is hitting back. >> right now we're starting to see some of the peak winds with our storm just a i arriving in san jose. winds sustained at 33 miles per hour. you're likely to get ongoing weather information wi