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supervisors and say that i'm working on this case. he would say, hang on, it takes very small piece of information to break this case. >> and, sure enough, what do you know? the detective got a phone call. >> during the crime, when it happened, the car was missing. >> the caller was stacey's cousin, connie. she had been troubled by something, she told the detectives. >> it took me a good three weeks contemplating, you know, should i call? should i not? >> after all, stacey was like a big sister said connie. but, there was just something wrong. like, the strange business about her grandparents 2009 impala -- stacey was supposed to sell it because they were having problems and they needed money for medical bills. >> but, after stacey took the car -- >> a couple of weeks later, it would be back at our house. and then, a couple of weeks later, it wasn't. then, it got to the point where
she and richard, they worked well together. >> as they did with her three sons. craig was surprised, she, said when they told her that biologically the kids -- >> i just naively thought that they were his children. >> because it looked like that. >> it looked like that. >> in the way that he treated them and they treated him. >> yeah. >> so when richard officially adopted the younger of the 3 boys, the cousin was thrilled. >> my heart melted. i was just, like that is the best thing. >> he wanted to adopt those kids because he loved those children. and, those children love them. >> richard, himself, marched to the beat of his own drum. >> my brother was always a big kid. >> as his sister was certainly not a sort of person that could not sit down behind a desk. >> he had to be out and about. he was a very good athlete. >> kind of like a pied piper to his knees. >> he would roller skate with us or throw a ball with us or color with us. he was our quantico. >> no wonder. how many uncles take their five-year-old niece and seven year old nephew for a ride in a
in the workforce." it doesn't give us a complete picture, but does hint at why trusts in the middle of an emergency may have been reluctant to report cases. if trusts had riddor reported all of their covid cases with staff, what difference would it have made? a dramatic difference, i think, because looking at the trends, looking at statistics, it would've identified that that group of workers in health care were being disproportionately affected by the disease. that would've raised all sorts of red flags. it would've been a signal that we need to investigate why, why is this happening? the hse says its "priority is to keep people safe at work." it accepts riddor reporting for health care staff doesn't reflect the accurate number of those infected at work and says as community transmission increased, it became difficult to be certain where people were infected. connie!
and says as community transmission increased, it became difficult to be certain where people were infected. connie! as the pandemic continued, the stakes remained high for health care workers. shall we have a look injasmine's box? jasmine, look what's in there. look, we have mummy's lanyards. wow! one of mummy's lanyards, look... in january 2021, health care assistant becky regan was working at the north tyneside hospital. she had three daughters and was around seven months pregnant with her fourth. and mummy used to put it around her neck like that when she went into work, didn't she? wow! that's mummy's phone. there were patients with covid on her ward. there's mummy. who's that? mama, jazzy. yeah. imiss mummy. i know. where is she? up the sky. up the sky, yeah. right, right... becky had a history of difficult pregnancies. this is a teddy bear and it's got "my mummy
at the conway national park in north queensland. the guinness world record for the largest toad in history is 2.65kg, set by a pet toad in sweden in 1991. ranger kylee gray said her team were "blown away" by the size of this cane toad — saying it looked "almost like a football with legs". here she is talking about the discovery. we hopped out to watch the snake slither off, it was a beautiful big red—bellied black snake, and he�*s taken off to the left of us and i was standing on the right of our buggy and looked down and there, right at my feet, probably about 40cm away from where the snake was originally, there was this monster cane toad. it shocked us. we�*ve nicknamed her toadzilla. we considered naming her connie, after conway national park, but toadzilla was the one thatjust kept getting thrown out there for that kind of stuck.
sugar bowl. i went to lsu. >> well -- i'm actually a volunteer. >> you are? >> so the vols won last night against clemson. but my husband, he's -- his team is kansas state. >> all right, all right, all right. >> we lost, lost against alabama. >> happy new year. as long as we beat alabama, i don't care if we beat any other team. where you from? >> birmingham. >> birmingham, alabama. i lived there. >> i know you did, you worked there, exactly. i know that. connie. >> connie, nice to meet you. where you from? >> brooklyn, new york. >> what are you doing here? >> studying mental health. >> i went to brooklyn college. >> i went to howard university. i'm at loyola university, new orleans, right now. >> where are you from? >> from minneapolis, minnesota. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> where are you from, sir? >> gramercy, louisiana.
potential implications of trump hanging out with kanye. connie made his most antisemitic remarks that he has to date on alex jones's show. they don't really have that many options now. i don't believe they can get a -- hearing for the win -- circuits before rogel local so they have to think of the supreme court. and it's not decided yet whether they want to do that. because the last time that the trump lawyers tried to appear on the circuit -- they got turned away. and most recently of course with the tax returns are actually lost at the supreme court. so i think there's a lot of consternation on the legal team about what will be due next. >> how big a blow, harry, is it that again two of these judges were trump appointed. one was i believe a george w. bush appointee. but all republicans. i mean, is there a sense that people are just not buying trump anymore? >> that is the important point, alex. it is not as if all of the
happy day. think at that last part is latin for f you you whiny losers. it actually means the voice of the people is the voice of god. whoever heard that never heardof joe joy on the toilet. just think about it. it has been a while since trump hasis been on twitter. it is been so long that tom brady is divorce, connie's a longer billionaire and omar is not shaving her mustache three times a week. [applause]ek >> do not clap for that that is disgusting. [laughter] i disowned that. oh brother. he was banned on january 8, 2021 dear member why? i sure don't remembeber?r him sg march peacefully to the capitol part early in the trunk did not seem too excited to return. with thinning heard were getting a big vote to also go back on twitter. >> are here were getting a big vote to also go back on twitter.
relief, the bad guys win. but maybe connie and rick are the best living proof that somebody can blossom from even the darkest of situations. >> a friend of mine told me that he really likes you. i said, no he doesn't! he is my friend! then i started paying attention. i was like, oh, i think he does. [laughs] >> turned out, at my age, why was important to me is not only is she beautiful, but she's intelligent. >> somehow, out of fear, danger, and the need for protection grew love. connie and rick married in december, 2013. >> you did your job. you protected her. she still here. >> i'm happy about that. >> if you like the universe shows you a little happiness here? because i do! >> [laughs] well, we are. we have a very good family. i'm proud of it. >> i've been married twice. this is the only husband i've ever had. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. it's the thing that most people would fear to be home, asleep in your bed and have intruders come in and do the unthinkable. >> i felt like i had a hand