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working at the bally gym office. her coworkers thought she was a terrific emotional state. >> the nici that i know was in her dark days. the nici that i knew was on top of her game. and yet friends like michelle baltz knew nici took host a righty a day at a time. and that she was terrified of making even one little slip and losing it all. >> she would tell you she had a headache and, try to make it through and take an advil. you would think that you were trying to inject her with heroin. >> nici's weekly alcoholics anonymous we meetings where the rock and foundation of that daily conscious effort. and on saturday morning, january 28th, she was supposed to attend a very special meeting, a celebration to honor her for eight years of sobriety. >> every year it's your birthday, and it was her eighth birthday. >> as being a clean and sober woman? >> yes. she was so proud of it. we were so proud of her. everyone was proud of her. >> hi, nick, it's mom. i don't know where you are, darling. >> but nici never showed up to
>> because they thought there was no premeditation, david pietz was charged with a second, not first degree, murder. but proving he snapped and strangled nick in their condo wouldn't be easy. this was a highly circumstantial case, with little direct evidence pointing david's way. >> in terms of the bedroom or the house, there is no physical evidence left behind. >> which is a handicap for you guys when you've got to tell the story to a jury that really wants to hear csi, right? >> they want dna on everything. >> prosecutors started by calling the string of the other women in david's life. women who shared with the jury stories of lustful cheating spouse with little regard for his wife. stories of a three-way kiss at the bar. >> and who did it involve? >> me, katie, and dave. >> you are kissing katie, katie was kissing you -- >> all three at the same time. >> stories of a one night stand. >> and what happened at your place? >> we had sex. >> and is that the only time it
other side already have. this may seem like a side story to the post office scandal, but for the lawyers who are calling for change, there is a pressing need for the presumption that computer evidence is correct to be urgently reviewed, to avoid the risk of yet more miscarriages ofjustice. how many conservative mps don't have confidence in rishi sunak�*s approach to illegal migration and his latest rwanda legislation? well, we should find out this week. if mps on the right of the tory party fail to make his plans to stop the boats any tighter or tougher in the coming 2a hours or so with various amendments, will they really vote against it on wednesday night when the vote in the commons is due? as you can see, the times tomorrow has details of what the prime minister is planning. nick's here — what are you hearing? her depth and this is absolute corruption
population and as we came to learn last month, it is because of the types of attack being done here. these air to ground attacks, we have seen tens of thousands of bombs and we know we are learning that around a0% are dummy, not aimed to be precise so we see huge numbers of families, entire families killed. when i was in gaza city, i met a man trying to explain to me in arabic how many of his family were killed, it was only when he wrote it down, 30, everyone, aunts, uncles, children, i met so many children who had the wounds of war and it was only when i spoke to family member that they explained both mum and dad were also killed, this child with burns and shrapnel would not yet realised how their life had been destroyed. t5 realised how their life had been destro ed. . realised how their life had been destroyed-— destroyed. is it possible to see broadly what — destroyed. is it possible to see broadly what is _ destroyed. is it possible to see broadly what is happening i destroyed. is it possible to see broadly what is happening to l destroyed. is it possible to see i broadly what is happening to these children because nick if they don't have any immediate family, who is
enough support anyway. they're trying to stress get out and caucus on monday. >> sunday marks 100 days since hamas launched its deadly raid into israel, killing 1,200 people and taking more than 100 hostages. and right now a massive rally is under way in tel aviv to mark the occasion. expected to last until sunday night, around 24 hours, calling for the release of more than 100 hostages still believed to be held by hamas. nick has more. >> reporter: this rally in the center of tel aviv one of the biggest for a while. 100 days of hell it's called. estimated 120,000 people attended in the early part of saturday evening. it's expected to go on about 24 hours, and really is to draw attention to all those more than 100 hostages still being held
hampshire has more democrats at play. >> so, i'll do a little forecasting, then a lot of forecasting. i've been thinking near term and for term on this. in the primary, the way that nikki haley is trying to win is by pulling in those independents, and, maybe some democrats in iowa. certainly some in new hampshire. that is a democratic play, you are watching this play out. nick they are trying to look at suburban areas around major cities, so in lynn county, around des moines. all of these areas, they've been spending time. it's more moderate, there putting this together in iowa. the way they're hoping to -- is by continuing the narrative of an upper trajectory. she's had that, they see that in the latest poll, in the pole
she'll go, "yeah!". so she thinks bear ward is our home. 0ne—year—old blossom has never even been to wiltshire. amelia has been on the waiting list for a heart transplant for 1a months. her story is now part of a campaign to raise awareness of organ donation for children. more than 230 dolls have been made representing all the children in the country waiting for a transplant. amelia has her own special one. i just need people to start talking more about organ donations. and it's notjust in adults, it's in children, because i don't think children are spoken about that much. all right, i'm just going to do this today. jo and nick have been part of each other�*s life since nick was just six months old. she looked after him when, aged four, he had a kidney transplant from his dad. he now needs another one. you just have no idea when the call is going to come. so it's just a case of waiting and hoping, and it'll give me a lot more energy. not being on dialysis,
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so she thinks bear ward is our home. one—year—old blossom has never even been to wiltshire. amelia has been on the waiting list for a heart transplant for 1a months. her story is now part of a campaign to raise awareness of organ donation for children. more than 230 dolls have been made representing all the children in the country waiting for a transplant. amelia has her own special one. i just need people to start talking more about organ donations. and it's notjust in adults, it's in children, because i don't think children are spoken about that much. all right, i'm just going to do this today. jo and nick have been part of each other�*s life since nick was just six months old. she looked after him when, aged four, he had a kidney transplant from his dad. he now needs another one. you just have no idea when the call is going to come. so it's just a case of waiting and hoping, and it'll