evidence of a crime. any signs of a struggle? no it was case. closed years past. new lives, two new wives. he s extremely charming. we just had the most amazing time. then, a new detective, dust off the old case. what jumped out at? you most definitely that her arms were in an unnaturally race position. my first thought was we miss somewhere. the manner of death will be homicide. what really happened in that bedroom. i wanted to answer all their questions. i don t remember a whole lot about that day. a young mother s death was a mystery. but what is it a murder? i want to know what happened. her to my face. don t give me excuses. it runs through the heart of america. a long meandering lifeline. feeding industry, towns and imaginations. the mississippi river, give us tom sawyer and huckleberry finn. samuel clemens, mark twain grew up in missouri. and just across the river in quincy illinois, lived another larger than life character. curtis lovelace,
path of where it could make landfall. a key update is expected at the top of the hour, we ll bring it to you as soon as we get it from the national hurricane center. we have a team of reporters following the latest for you right now. we ll begin with that monster storm, the latest guidance from the national hurricane center as kendis mentioned has tropical storm henri impacting the northeast later tonight, possibly making landfall as a category one hurricane. more than 4 million people under a hurricane warning, with storm surges set to hit long island, connecticut as well as rhode island. overnight tonight. now officials across the northeast are urging residents to prepare for floods and possible power outages. joining us right now is nbc news meteorologist michelle grossman and nbc meteorologist janessa webb in long beach, new york. michelle, starting with you, the latest tracking we got a couple hours ago, we re looking at what are we looking at in terms of possibl
that s taliban gunmen opening fire into the air to disperse the crowds, desperate to flee the country. our richard engel spoke with one afghan woman, who is leaving. very bad. i m hoping, but i don t know if i ll ever be back. good morning. i m garrett haake in washington, along with our nbc news teams. monica alba is tess white house, and courtney kube is at the pentagon. monica, what are we expecting to hear. reporter: continuation from a president who is as defiant and defensive as he has been. he believes this is the only way to do it. we heard a preview of that on an interview a couple days ago when he said there s no way to get, but today we re told by white house officials we ll be more forward-looking not looking back. that s their hope, of course, because to your point, all of the onslaught and news and criticism is something the president has not met with in terms of a large response. they really let pentagon and state department briefings to answer more techn
reliant on the taliban to allow safe passage for people trying to flee. we are learning that the peer group has more of a waiting outside the airport and is controlling who gets in. new video shows fighters haulin somebody away and kicking him i the face. they have checkpoints all aroun the city and are beating people were trying to flee the airport. the white house is refusing to commit to keeping troops on the ground while all americans are being evacuated. can you offer any guaranteed to the americans and afghan allies that if they remain ther past the end of the month, us troops will help them evacuate? our focus right now is i m doing the work at hand and the task at hand. that is day by day getting as many americans and applicants and members of the population who are eligible to be evacuate to the airport and out on planes . and president biden s pass, it s about america being back are coming back to haunt him after his blame shifting yesterday. the one thing t
that s its blessing. but it, also, gives it its danger and its ugliness, too. because it means that people believe that they must possess it, absolutely. the palestinian-israel conflict that we are experiencing today. you have seen it experienced in jerusalem for thousands of years. for the jews, jerusalem is where solomon built the holy temple. for christians, this is a place where jesus was crucified. for muslims, jerusalem is where the prophet muhammad made the night journey. people are said to have conquered the world have swept through this city. no other individual changed the landscape, in the way that herod the great did. he was determined to take on the christians and throw them out of jerusalem. at a time of ottoman islam rule, the british badly wanted to control the holy land. against british government policy in palestine. we are the only people in the world. for israelis, the creation of the state of israel is seen as a miracle. and, of cour