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they were sweet. her pride and joy. i m sorry. it s really hard. pretty, toys, perfect, her twins were her world. they were so precious, the three of them were a tight unit. they were all she had, she was all they had. then came that awful day. the two beautiful 16-year-old girls had come home from school and found their mother murdered. they were rocking back and forth traumatized. disturbed. what had the girl seen that day? could they provide clues to help crack this case? we knew that nikki had a second boyfriend? two boyfriends. yes. jealousy, passion, revenge. she was fearful, she contacted the police. what secrets might the twins reveal. it was terrifying, is it possible that this could happen. i was shaking. oh my god, oh my god. you can t even imagine. hello, and welcome to dateline. nikki whitehead was a single mom working towards a brighter future but that dream died when nikki was viciously murdered. her death and inves ....
government not shut down. we will put a clean funding stop gap on the floor to keep government open for 45 days for the house and senate to get their work done. house speaker kevin mccarthy moments ago saying that government will not shut down as a midnight deadline approaches. this as the house has gavelled in for a rare saturday session and a lot of questions about that deadline. welcome to fox news live, i m griff jenkins. you ll jacqui heinrich and aishah is on capitol hill. there are a lot of them, why don t you start off. good morning, good afternoon to you, there s been a lot that s happened this morning and now we re all here outside the house floor waiting for a vote to take place on a brand new continuing resolution, which would fund the government, this one is 45 days long. it does include disaster relief. it does not include ukraine aid and it does not include border security. let s look at the house floor together as we await this vote. this is coming ....
good evening. and welcome to this special edition of the cbs evening news from rome. thank you for being with us. i m norah o donnell, overlooking the vatican, where just a few hours ago, we interviewed the holy father, pope francis. the head of the catholic church shares his insight on the state of the world in his first extensive one-on-one interview with a u.s. television network. his holiness spoke to us about war, peace, famine, and climate change, all with the world s children in mind. our sitdown comes ahead of the vatican s first world children s day, with a message that all kids are precious in god s eyes. we have been in rome and vatican city for a few days now, speaking with people from around the world who have made the sacred pilgrimage to reconnect with their faith, pray at the sistine chapel, and have a chance to see pope francis. a reminder that people of all faiths turn to pope francis for guidance on the world s most difficult issues, making our co ....
make sense of it, any sense of it? what conversations have you had with your teenagers about this? how do we stop young people carrying lethal weapons and what do we need to do to stop more young people being killed? i want to hear from young people, parents, police, politicians, teachers, community workers. get in touch with your experience. it s a huge issue. we re going to talk about it for the next two hours. knives is your teen safe? good morning, here s the news. thanks, nikki. a 15 year old girl who was killed on her way to school has been described as having a bright future. flowers and cards have been placed near the scene of her stabbing in croydon, south london. police are continuing to question a 17 year old boy in connection with her death. a bbc investigation has found over 150 reports of police officers misusing their body worn cameras. in some cases, they re being switched off when force is used. in others, footage is being shared on social media. the ....
8:00 a.m. pacific, i m jose diaz-balart. the house oversight committee is holding the first hearing of the impeachment inquiry into president biden. the committee says this hearing is focused on the basis for that inquiry. house republicans are presenting evidence they say they have uncovered about the president s knowledge of and role in his family s domestic and international business practices. the white house has rejected assertion that biden abused his office to enrich his family. with us now to talk more about this, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli and paul butler, former federal prosecutor who is now a professor at the georgetown university law school. he is an msnbc legal analyst. ali, bring us up to speed of what s been happening so far. reporter: look, this is the first hour, jose, of a very lengthy day on capitol hill, the first impeachment inquiry hearing we re seeing republicans launch who have ....