then suddenly, she was gone. a mystery illness that baffled even her doctors. she shook like someone with the start of parkinson s. what had killed her? something at home? something at work? household items? that s a possibility. listen carefully. in this case, the most important clue of all just might come from the victim herself. this just seems like there is some suspicion things that have occurred. could this be murder? do you think that someone might be trying to poison you? that s an unpleasant way to die. yes. and could she help solve it? your disk are griping kind of a murder and should slow motion. yes, rather diabolical. it s a mind-boggling. hello, and welcome to dateline. linda curry was thriving with a dream job and a dreamy new husband. then she got sick and doctors were stumped. but was started as a medical mystery soon took a sinister turn. a labs test result veal that one piece of the puzzle, but it would take investigators years t
homicide. at no point did the m.e. talk or mention or write anything about asphyxiation. and we know the prosecution has been hammering asphyxiation point saying that floyd s ability to breathe was cut offer when shoef ychauvin s knee was neck and heard him pleaiding saying he couldn t breathe. we ll see how they lay out the theory and stitch together as fix asphyxiation when the m.e. never mentioned it. the first day, the prosecution said they will prove that asphyxiation is the cause of death and they also said they will show evidence to prove that asphyxiation is difficult to detect. jim? adrian, open question still as to whether the man who was in the car with george floyd, when he was initially confronted by police, will testify. his lourz saying he does not want to. that it may incriminate him. the judge was considering this. do we know what s going to happen and when? we re still waiting to hear what will happen. there was that hearing on tuesday. after the hearing
likely opponent beto o rourke slamming the governor s quote, militarization of the border. the cdc and president biden say we can do it safely but the powerful teachers union in chicago doesn t think so, so who is following the science? we will ask an expert about our kids safety in schools. arthel: we do have fox team coverage. charles watson in atlanta on covid and schools. bill at the border in texas but first to the white house and andlucas thompson. lucas: cross-examination from bret baier on sunday and cdc director says it s safe for kids to be in school. the risk of death is small but, of course, children aren t supposed to die and if we have a child with covid-19, we want to protect them. lucas: different takes from two supreme court justices from the value of vaccines. we know that the best way to prevent spread is for people to get vaccinated. as i remember in the filings that the 18 to the younger workers, 20-year-old who is are unvaccinated are actually s
it down. the prime minister now says he the president now says he believes the new normal will not last forever, but that covid in our environment is, quote, here to stay. biden is also responding to an underperforming december jobs report. we have fox team coverage tonight. alexandria hoff has more on the vaccine mandates. first, though, to lucas tomlinson live at the white house. reporter: some medical experts think the silver lining with this new variant is an immunity boost. president biden insists things are going to get better despite a record number of cases nationwide nearly two years into this pandemic. no, i don t think covid is here to stay. but having covid in the environment here and in the world is probably here to stay. covid as we re dealing with it now is not here to stay. the new normal doesn t have to be. we have so many more tools we re adopting and continuing to develop that ll contain covid and other strains of covid. reporter: of course, that s
a year on from the start of the war in ethiopia, the government claims to be on the brink of victory but tigrayan fighters are advancing towards the capital. and yorkshire cricket club is suspended from hosting england matches amid a row over racism. it s 8am in singapore and midnight in glasgow, at the cop26 climate conference, where the british government says the end of coal is in sight . that s after more than a0 countries promised to phase out the fossilfuel in the coming decades. poland, vietnam and chile are among the fast growing economies, that now say they ll reduce their coal use. but as our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports, other big users of coal such china and america haven t signed up to the deal. a dinosaur on the loose at the united nations, but with a message for humanity. listen up, people, i know a thing or two about extinction. going extinct is a bad thing. if we want to save our planet and ourselves, we ll need to stop climate change, but