on top of the refrigerator was a manila folder. did it just give you chills? it was horrible. why didn t she just tell us? did a secret lead to murder? it s got to be unimaginable. her family started looking for answers, they were surprised to discover that she may have been involved in aid legibly violent relationship. could that revelation be the key to solving her murder? here with nightfall is andrea kaine. i d ask that you all close your eyes for a few minutes this morning. i d like for you to envision roane county in the middle of october. the leaves are changing, there s a little bit of a nip in the air. now envision brooke morris standing there and brooke feels like she s been punched in the throat. she s been shot. brooke feels like a bomb goes off in her body, this is the second shot, and it tears through her chest. she s terrified, and she s in extreme pain. thank you, you can open your eyes. the final minutes of a young woman s life detailed in a ten
late on friday an appeals court reinstated the abortion ban. this underscores the needs to protect abortion at the federal level. and representatives are fed up. one says it s time for the white house and congress to be more aggressive in the face of republican extremism. do you feel as if this administration and the democratic-controlled congress have so far let down women when it comes to this issue? they ve let the entire country down on so many issues. obviously i first became familiar with you guys because we were fighting for voting rights on a national level. and basically we ve got a five-alarm fire in action action, yet, we have no hope from the feds. we absolutely should have had federal protections a long time ago. we should have made sure we codified roe v. wade and we didn t. now this is where we are. and speaking of that voting rights legislation that would protect and expand voting access, well, that s at a standstill. the george floyd justice and policin
also on the agenda? the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that is scheduled for a house vote tomorrow. for the moment. there is also the massive $3.5 trillion spending bill, the biggest in history, dealing with the climate, the nation, health care and more. president biden is behind closed doors pressuring democrats who are still not on board with that bill. phil mattingly is at the white house for us, and lauren is on the hill. speaker pelosi wanted the house to vote on that bill tomorrow, but senator joe manchin may have just derailed that plan. what happened? reporter: this is what happened. earlier this morning the house speaker coming out of her whip meeting essentially walked away and said what she needs to see before this vote tomorrow is some kind of agreement on legislative text, exactly what is going to be inside that bigger $3.5 trillion proposal before she is able to get the votes and bring to the floor that smaller bipartisan infrastructure bill that already pass
rolled a large double bag off the side of the boat. drugs, the agent never found any. and no one could find a missing young mother either. was there a connection? i was afraid for her. lynn was just months away from her wedding when she vanished. leaving behind a younger sum and a mystery. any sign that someone had broken in and abducted her? . no. the search continued online and at sea, no bag, nobody, no case? i didn t have anything that would show she was actually dead. decades go by, and the mystery is almost forgotten. but not by everyone. they knew he was the bad guy they just couldn t put him in jail. all they needed was a miracle, or a witness. it wasn t april fools, it was a body. hello and welcome to dateline. a devoted mother with wedding plans seemingly vanished into thin air. florida police suspected foul play. but with nobody, no witnesses, no crime scene, this investigation went cold. then a new prosecutor was determined to find out. was
to the northeast, in the luhansk and donetsk regions, ukraine holding the line over the past 24 hours, officials say that russians have had no success breaking through the front lines there. that s been their goal for some time. but in the city of dnipro, russian launched new strikes on civilian infrastructure. look at that video there. the very moment a bridge with cars on it, by the way appeared to be civilian cars was hit in that city. [ alarm sounding ] take a look at the damage in the city of kramatorsk. those are civilian apartment buildings. imagine living there yourself. russian air strikes zaiting a residential area once again. several school buildings including a kindergarten also struck and severely damaged. at least 26 people wounded. a consistent feature this this war, attacks on sichl targets. let s begin with international correspondent, scott mclean. he is in lviv. ukrainian forces say that they have repelled many russian attacks. it s a long front line