it s like, you want to know where she is, but at the same time, you do not want to know. this woman had gone out to get the mail and disappeared in her pajamas. the case was never closed. it was consuming all of us. the individual was wearing a baseball cap, hoodie with the hood pulled up and large, mirrored sunglasses. , gosh, did this really happen? i can t do this. there was a scream. a drop of blood came from her nose. it was like a game. he was part of this game. we were done with the games. it needed to stop. michigan snow blankets fields and woodlands with silent beauty sometimes encasing ugly secrets hidden beneath never meant to be disturbed until finally they are revealed and all is made clear. i wanted to find her but then it was going to become so real to me that maybe you don t want to find her. right, right. it s both things, and away. yes. start with a mother of two who vanished as she stepped outside her door to pick up mail.
the last borscht belt comedians. out speak up, be offended enough people should car to speak 9out speak up, be offended enough to make an issue out of it. duncan: and later, how american g.i.s changed the way the japanese ride the waves. this is the cbs weekend news with jericka duncan, reporting from the new york. duncan: good evening, thanks for watching. america s covid recovery is being threatened by a summer surge. hospitalizations and deaths are up nationwide. the highly contagious delta variant is giving new urgency to the country s vaccination push but that s actually lacking. seven months after the first shots only 49 percent of americans are fully vaccinated. we begin tonight with cbs lilia luciano in pasadena, california, lilia, good evening to you. reporter: good evening, jericka. that national vaccination rate is nowhere near enough to stop the spread of the delta variant and now health officials are bracing for an even bigger spike in infections. toni
a full round up of the days news. first, newsy chat and analysis from adam fleming, laura kuenssberg, chris mason and guests on newscast. you heard the news? what news? about the triple lock? it s coming home. 0h! oh, look at you with your flag. that s lovely. that s top quality merch right there. also i ve been taking fashion advice, as i always do, from the prime minister, cos i ve got a suit on here. then underneath, because we broadcast to all corners of the uk and not everyone has bought into all of this like in england, i ve got, just to play to your affiliations, laura and adam. underneath my suit. you ve got a scotland shirt on underneath your suit. hang on, you say you are taking fashion tips from the pm, did you see last night? you might have missed. you might not know what fashion advice chris is referring to. i mean, the prime minister did have an england shirt over, it looks like, his shirt and tie, and under his suitjacket. it was then done up. i thought a natur
from the white house. reporter: hi john, now that this virus is almost as exciting in the united season more people being vaccinated, the focus is on the origin was a man-made or was it from an animal transfer from that to human in remains to be seen. the right of the official of the white house they want to know more and fox news has the state department e-mails that show inside or in fighting the final days of the trump administration it specifically over this theory that covid-19 may have indeed we from a lab of the e-mails between the departments covid-19 investigative team and the arms-control bureaucracy over the claim that virus originated in the lab somehow escaped. and former acting under secretary for arms-control and international security route thomas and january the former acting assistant secretary of the bureau of arms-control. in compliance and is becoming embarrassing and i may say so, more than a little bit worse mores of the abc arms-control verification
testing right because essentially, that s our first line of defence with covid. testing is a cornerstone of the government s fight against coronavirus. the most reliable tests are called pcr. thousands of samples every day are sent here to one of the uk s biggest labs, milton keynes. panorama has been told by sources about poor practices at the lab. it s january, and i m going undercover to investigate. hi, how s it going? oh, thank you. i m a science graduate with lab experience. i ve had 4.5 days training and i m being paid £13.57 an hour as a lab technician. right, well, good luck! we re disguising the identities of all the people i m working with. morning! yeah, good. how are you? i start working in what s called the de bagging area. as soon as i start unpacking samples, i notice a number of the tubes they come in leak. the lab has to deal with at least eight different types of tubes. we re supposed to check for leaky ones when we open the bags. we do our best to clean u