she loved to be the center of attention, so this is her her center of her attention. two, one! they rise closer to where she s at and hopefully she sees that we re thinking about her. we love you, dar! that s for this edition of dateline. thank you for watching. it was like being in a nightmare. because mom was never late. mom didn t miss appointments. she didn t just disappear. a mother of two disappears. she waved a quick good-bye, walked down the stairs and out the door. but she wasn t the first to vanish. this was a town that appeared to be haunted by a serial killer. it became sickening to hear that another girl had gone missing. was wendy another victim, or
treatment. dominic hughes, bbc news. that was dominic hughes with that story. let s return to the story of sabina nessa, and eventual is to be held for sabina tonight, week after the primary school teacher was killed when she walked to meet a friend south east london. police are questioning a 38 year old man in connection with the murder in cator park in kidbrooke. let s talk to jess leigh from our streets now. thanks forjoining. i believe you will be attending the vigil later on. t. will be attending the vigil later on. , ., on. i, with hundreds if not thousands on. i, with hundreds if not thousands of on. i, with hundreds if not thousands of people, - on. i, with hundreds if not thousands of people, will| on. i, with hundreds if not. thousands of people, will be on. i, with hundreds if not- thousands of people, will be at the vigil later tonight. thousands of people, will be at the vigil latertonight. i thousands of people, will be at the vigil later tonight. i think there is a b
with people telling him he should be fired and now he s in these meetings with the australians today. the u.s. and australia meeting and china is furious about this because one of the agreements that they ve announced is that they re going to let australia have nuclear submarines which is a real defensive move against chinese aggression and the fact that the president talked to president xi at a lengthy call last week and we were told did not give him a head s up. so now we ll have a news conference coming up after this show. i ll be over there at the state department and we ve got the australians and the u.s. defense and secretary of state, all of the four ministers there with this big hedge against china. yeah. i mean, the hearings this week were pretty rough. i m not sure that secretary blinken certainly knew it was going to be not entirely friendly conversation so i m not
knew was coming, but they didn t do anything to ameliorate ahead of time and the other nuclear power france and they are mad, hopping mad and talking about it in every form possible. the plaintiffs have to deal with that, as well. and that s after france was already pretty angry about the afghan withdrawal and the fact that nato did not give enough head s up and there s also a lot in this new woodward-costa book about the brussels meetings that we all attended and i was there with you, and you know how much conversation there was at that nato meeting about what the nato allies expected. they were first in when we went into afghanistan and that was the one and only time in 70-plus years of nato that they ever voted to go to war and that was to go to war on behalf of the united states after we were attacked on 9/11. that s right. many of those nato allies had some pretty hard feelings about
on afghanistan and this will certainly be added to the docket and we heard calls for the president to fire him or for milley to resign. there is no sign that he will, and that he is expected to continue in the day, weeks, month ahead. courtney, you followed this so closely at the pentagon. what are military leaders and the rank and file inside the pentagon saying and we know that general milley spokesmen made is very clear in conversations with you that he feels this was overdramatized and these were routine conversations. that he has normal conversations with his chinese counterparta well as the russians and the channel is open precisely to try to avoid any kind of misunderstanding. that s right and this wasn t the first conversation that general milley had with his