. >> it's christa worthington. >> 2002, the worthington homicide scene. >> these things don't happen. >> everyone is thinking, oh, my goodness, we have a murderer amongst us. >> jealousy, sex and money. >> how does a glamorous fashion writer end up dead in cape cod? >> who did the police question? everybody. >> i couldn't imagine who could have done that. in 2002, i was an emt on the truro rescue squad. the pager that i had went off and said that we had a rescue call from an unresponsive female at 50 depot road. i thought, "gee, i think that's the worthington residence." so i went in and just looked and christa was naked from the waist down, lying on her back, and very dead. >> she was stabbed through the chest. her cell phone was left on the kitchen counter with just the digit 9 punched in, as if she might have been trying to dial 9-1-1. >> 46-year-old christa worthington, an accomplished fashion writer, was found murdered sunday in her truro home. >> it was everyone's worst nightmare. a woman alone in her home with her 2-year-old child in her beautiful cottage in cape cod overlookin

poppi worthington's life was tragically short.death is very long. 13—month—old poppi died nearly five years ago. she'd been rushed to hospital in barrow after being found unconscious at home early one morning. many months later, a family court judge found that poppi's father had probably sexually assaulted her shortly before her death. today, he was bundled through the back door of the coroner's court under police guard. paul worthington denies any wrongdoing and has never been charged, but he's been called as a witness at the inquest into his daughter's death. screened from the public but not the press, he agreed that poppi was as fit as a fiddle and would wake up just before 6am. but when asked about events closer to the day that poppi died, he kept replying, "i refer to my previous statements. i rely on the right not to answer under rule 22." that rule states no witness at an inquest is obliged to answer any question which might incriminate them. last year, cumbria police was heavily criticised for its handling of the investiga

accused of sexually assaulting his own daughter, paul worthington has been in hiding for months.ions. he is expected back here tomorrow. danny savage, bbc news, kendal. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump has hit back at the british prime minister following a spat over controversial tweets by the us president. following the latest missile test, the us ambassador to the united nations has warned the north korean leadership that it would be "utterly destroyed" if war broke out. the french president emmanuel macron says libya has agreed to allow migrants who are facing abuse in its detention camps to be evacuated urgently back to their home countries. the oil exporters' group opec is meeting in vienna later on thursday to discuss whether to extend production curbs. now it's time look at the stories making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the times and its coverage of a key brexit issue. the paper predicts that britain is close to sealing a deal about policing the northern ireland border — that would involve devolving a package

poppi worthington's life was tragically short.i died nearly five years ago. she'd been rushed to hospital in barrow after being found unconscious at home early one morning. many months later, a family court judge found that poppi's father had probably sexually assaulted her shortly before her death. today, he was bundled through the back door of the coroner's court under police guard. paul worthington denies any wrongdoing and has never been charged, but he's been called as a witness at the inquest into his daughter's death. screened from the public but not the press, he agreed that poppi was as fit as a fiddle and would wake up just before 6am. but when asked about events closer to the day that poppi died, he kept replying, "i refer to my previous statements. "i rely on the right not to answer under rule 22." that rule states no witness at an inquest is obliged to answer any question which might incriminate them. last year, cumbria police was heavily criticised for its handling of the investigation into poppi's death. that report

worthington, who had watched the booke, titles his "fighting for time." lew wallace rides into the sunset. you will become a territorial governor. selling american novel. monocacy will be his legacy. i want to thank you so much. we are all set. [applause] >> let's give ryan a couple of questions. what do you say? you know the routine by now. idea why have any -- lew and lou rolla's wallace retreat eastward? is hisaltimore responsibility. he cannot just leave the city. as gordon will attack, it is a matter of, you have to. they will almost seal off the georgetown pike. by the time the order is given, they cannot retreat because -- they retreat back toward baltimore cross-country. they will ride into the eight illinois. they are the only ones to go down the georgetown pike. everyone else is forced to. >> i am jim from williamsburg. i just loved your presentation. can you tell us some of the details in that two-week period when he was relieved of command? what back orders took over? ryan: right. is going to get relieved of command for the eighth army corps.

poppi worthington's life was tragically short.ng found unconscious at home early one morning. many months later, a family court judge found that poppi's father had probably sexually assaulted her shortly before her death. today, he was bundled through the back door of the coroner's court under police guard. paul worthington denies any wrongdoing and has never been charged, but he's been called as a witness at the inquest into his daughter's death. screened from the public but not the press, he agreed that poppi was as fit as a fiddle and would wake up just before 6am. but when asked about events closer to the day that poppi died, he kept replying, "i refer to my previous statements. i rely on the right not to answer under rule 22." that rule states no witness at an inquest is obliged to answer any question which might incriminate them. last year, cumbria police was heavily criticised for its handling of the investigation into poppi's death. that report detailed a catalogue of mistakes made by detectives, saying that crucial eviden

poppi worthington's life was tragically short.nd unconscious at home early one morning. many months later, a family court judge found that poppi's father had probably sexually assaulted her shortly before her death. today, he was bundled through the back door of the coroner's court under police guard. paul worthington denies any wrongdoing and has never been charged, but he's been called as a witness at the inquest into his daughter's death. screened from the public but not the press, he agreed that poppi was as fit as a fiddle and would wake up just before 6am. but when asked about events closer to the day that poppi died, he kept replying, "i refer to my previous statements. i rely on the right not to answer under rule 22." that rule states no witness at an inquest is obliged to answer any question which might incriminate them. last year, cumbria police was heavily criticised for its handling of the investigation into poppi's death. that report detailed a catalogue of mistakes made by detectives, saying that crucial evidence was

paul worthington, the father of a 13—month—old girl who died following unexplained injuries, broke downtears as he refused 252 times to answer questions about the death of his daughter. poppi died suddenly five years ago. the police have apologised forfailing to properly investigate her death. police in london have released cctv footage of a man believed to have carried out 25 sexual assaults on women and children. the incidents have taken place across the south east of the city — with the youngest victim just eight years old. the trump administration has attempted to quell media speculation that the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, could soon be replaced. mr tillerson has been at odds with mr trump over foreign policy recently. the secretary of state was even reported to have privately described the president as a "moron". the white house spokeswoman says mr tillerson is continuing to carry out mr trump's agenda. the argentinian navy has given up rescue attempts. a big operation has failed to locate the submarine and there is no chance of finding anyone alive. the government is fa

poppi worthington died suddenly five years ago.re victims of a major security breach last year. personal details including names, email addresses and phone numbers were stolen in the hack, which uber kept secret until earlier this month. lawyers for michael stone, who was twice convicted of the murders of lin russell and her daughter megan in kent in 1996, say they have new evidence of his innocence. they believe the murderer of lyn and megan russell was a convicted serial killer, levi bellfield. they say a confession made by bellfield to another prisoner is backed up by other evidence from a witness. bellfield told the bbc he denied the murders and denied making a confession, as our correspondent wyre davies reports. it was a shocking murder, a vicious attack injuly 1996 on a family walking home from school in rural kent. lin russell and her six—year—old daughter megan were killed in the frenzied hammer attack. that was quite heavy. but nine—year—old josie survived, despite suffering terrible injuries. michael stone, a known crimi

energy association barry worthington appeared to be taken aback and take a look at the polls. about two hundred people there singing an anti coal industry song to protest the use of fossil fuels and the white house's move to quit the twenty fifteen paris climate accord. or the meeting in bonn aims to work out the details of the paris accord but today a new report from climate scientists overshadowed the session as the climate conference enters its closing stretch there was sobering news for the thousands of participants in bonn. climatologists a c o two emissions increased all over the globe this year the surge comes after three years of little change which had generated measured optimism. a lot of people thought we were in safe territory we've been on a plateau for the past three years so they saw no problem we don't have to do much on this thing and among the countries with significant emissions increases is india but its representatives in bowen are promoting their country as a land of the future and criticizing highly industrialized nations india says these countries shoul

energy association, barry worthington, appeared to be taken aback. take a look. >> ♪ proudly stand up until you ♪ brent: some 200 people there singing and anti-coal song to protest these of fossil fuels and the white house's moved to quit the paris climate accord. the meeting in bonn aims to work out the details of the paris accord, but today any report from climate scientists push a new report from climate scientists overshadow the session. here is more. reporter: as the climate conference enters its closing stretch, there was sobering news for the thousands of participants in bonn. climatologists say that co2 emissions increased all over the globe this year. the surge comes after three years of little change, which had generated measured optimism. >> a lot of people thought we were in safe territory. we had been on a plateau for the past leaves, so we thought, a problem, we don't have to do much on this. reporter: among the countries with significant emissions increases is india. but its representatives in bonn are promoting the country as a land o

-year-old christa worthington was found murdered in her truro home. >> stabbed through the chest. >> 2 1/2-year-old daughter found unharmed near the bead. >> there was some evidence she took her sippy cup and tried to feed her mother and wake her mother up. >> the cape had never seen or witnessed an event like this ever. >> reporter: the worthington family goes back generations here in truro where they are rich in property. christa inherited her mother's weather-worn cottage. >> her father was a harvard educated lawyer. it was a very privileged upbringing. after high school christa went to vassar. she actually was the bureau chief in paris for "women's wear daily" and wrote for all the major magazines, cosmo, harper's bazaar. >> there was nothing to indicate who it might have been. the house at 50 deep poe road is isolated. >> i couldn't imagine who could have killed her. i couldn't even think of it. >> they have problems here because this crime scene was managed very poorly. >> the police here have not had to deal with a murder in maybe a generation. two general -- three generation,

mark worthington, chief executive of hyde united. it is on bbc two.port web side as well. hyde united here at ewen fields one of 32 in those a0 timeses. fa cup sportsday tomorrow as well, we will feature at 6.30 and 7.30 our colleagues are getting ready. that is the cup, it is this great competition has taught us last season, it is notjust getting to wembleyer there are stories every step of the way. from all of us, good afternoon —— good night. brilliant goal. drop for hayes. collinses for sutton. 1—0. lincoln city, they have down the fa cup proud, they have done the game of football proud. pulling it back. arsenal have scored. hello, there may be a few fog patches early this evening but rain will be developing as we head over the next few hours and through the night. night. rain developing in england and wales where it could be heavy, a band of rain followed by showers, for scotland and northern ireland. some slightly chillier air here, otherwise mild underneath that rain, buta here, otherwise mild underneath that rain, but a soggy start to the week

the stormwatch app. 20/20 is this week, digging into new details of the 2002 murder of christa worthingtond cape cod. the man convicted of her killing is behind bars, still fighting for his freedom and claiming he is innocent. here to discuss details on this friday special is abc's dan abrams. thanks for your time. i kind every member this story as being one in a quiet town, not a lot of suspects, the first murder in 30 years, and it kind of went cold. [no audio] can you hear me? all right, having some technical difficulty on that. we will get back to him once we have a chance. "20/20" is this friday on abc 7. s your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection you get the fastest internet available with download speeds up to 940 megs plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online with showtime and multi-room dvr service included with a two-year agreement. and, now, we'll guarantee your price for two years for over $800 in savings. get our best new offer. go to getfios.com what does it feel like? like? does fearless age? or does i

. >> reporter: the worthington family goes back generations here.ited her father's cottage. >> her father was an educated lawyer. it was a privileged upbringing. she went to vaser. she was a bureau chief in paris for women's wear daily. she wrote for cosmo, "harper's bazaar." >> there was nothing to indicate who it might have been. the house is isolated. >> i couldn't imagine who could have killed her. i couldn't even think of it. >> they have problems here because this crime scene was managed very poorly. >> the police here have not had to deal with a murder in maybe a generation, two generations, three generations, who knows. these people are not trained to handle a murder scene. >> a blanket was thrown over the victim. that contaminated the body. >> while the crime scene was not pristine, they found critical evidence, dna. >> we believe that krista worthington was involved in an intimate relationship with a person prior to or contemporaneous with her death. >> the police and the district attorney were desperate. they had not solved this case. so

tonight 2020 goes back to cape cod and the murder of crystal worthington. when she was found dead.e only witness to her murder, her own 2.5-year-old daughter. >> how did this become such a big case that got nationwide attention. >>> well, look. i think first of all it's the fact that it's a mother killed sitting there with her child sitting there in cape cod. that led people to wonder how could this happen. >> the man police eventually arrested was the garbage man. you're going to hear from him for the first time tonight. he says he and chris ta had a consensual relationship and nothing to do with her murder. two hour 2020 killing on the cape hours tonight at 9:00 just before abc news at 11:00. >>> the relationship with osaka japan is coming to an end. mayor of saosaka is unhappy wit the san francisco mayor with a statute called comfort women. the statute was unveiled in september. one of the main groups behind the memorial says san francisco will not be bullied by the japanese government when it comes to protecting women from sexual violence. >>> a special thank you to a homeless

and tonight, "20/20" back to cape cod and the murder of krista worthington. when found dead police took years to eliminate a list of killers. the only witness to her murder her own 2 1/2-year-old daughter. reggie from abc 7 mornings spoke with abc news correspondent dan harris about this case. >> how did this become such a big case that got nationwide attention? >> well, look, i think first of all it's the fact that it's a mother who is killed with her child literally sitting there with her mother's dead body in her house in cape cod, that led people to wonder how could this happen. >> the man police eventually arrested was the victim's garbage man. he says he and krista had a consensual relationship and he had nothing to do with her murder. a two-hour "20/20" a killing on the cape, an hour before abc 7 news. >>> coming up, the weather is changing. spencer tracking storms for the weekend. we'll explain the timing in ten minutes. >>> next, crafting a living. artisans and customers find each other at a san jose event . >>> it's beginning to look a lot like the

holly krutka of peabody would not say and very worthington of u.s.sociation agreed with president trump's withdrawal. that was the final question as the trump administration's one and only panel here at the cop23. ,his is democracy now! democracynow.org, broadcasting live from the u.n. climate summit in bonn, germany. this is known as the first islands cop. fiji presiding over this year's summit. the event itself is being held in bonn because of the logistical challenges of hosting 25,000 people in fiji at the start of the south pacific cyclone season. today is also the gender day here at the u.n. climate conference. we are joined now by the first woman president of the marshall islands hilda heine, and her daughter, poet and climate change activist kathy jetnil-kijiner. this is kathy reading one of her poems at a united nations climate change meeting in new york city in 2014 only days after the massive people's climate march, the largest climate march in history. kathy's poem is written as a letter to her child. >> dear matafele peinam, don't cry. m

and tonight, "20/20" back to cape cod and the murder of krista worthington. when found dead police took years to eliminate a list of killers. the only witness to her murder her own 2 1/2-year-old daughter. reggie from abc 7 mornings spoke with abc news correspondent dan harris about this case. >> how did this become such a big case that got nationwide attention? >> well, look, i think first of all it's the fact that it's a mother who is killed with her child literally sitting there with her mother's dead body in her house in cape cod, that led people to wonder how could this happen. >> the man police eventually arrested was the victim's garbage man. he says he and krista had a consensual relationship and he had nothing to do with her murder. a two-hour "20/20" a killing on the cape, an hour before abc 7 news. >>> coming up, the weather is changing. spencer tracking storms for the weekend. we'll explain the timing in ten minutes. >>> next, crafting a living. artisans and customers find each other at a san jose event . >>> it's beginning to look a lot like the

a second inquest into the death of toddler poppi worthington will begin after the first hearing moreumbria in december 2012. last year a familyjudge ruled she had been sexually assaulted by her father, who always denied any wrongdoing. no one has ever been charged over her death. councils in england generated £819 million in profit from parking fees and fines during the last financial year, that's10% higher than in the previous one. figures obtained by the rac foundation showed four of the five councils with the largest surplus were in london. the local government association said income from parking went towards essential transport projects and repairs. idid i did some street parking in london a few years ago and i'm still recovering, £38 for about seven hours. chelsea! that will do it. a personal issue that i shouldn't have brought up on the programme. car thieves have come up with a new way of stealing cars in less than a minute without using keys. this from west midlands police shows us relay crime. they use boxes to receive a signal that tricks the system in the car to thinking