Clues would be hard to come by. I thought it was over. She was just dead and nothing was ever going to be done about it. Not if this family could help it. We started looking and looking for what happened. There was still water in the tub. We pulled the drain and saw black scuff marks. A case that would see the suspect leave town. And unearthed dark deeds from the past. She would wake up and he was be standing over her. That s creepy. She told me that he was following her. Yet justice was anything but certain. You want that smoking gun. Uhhuh. And there s just not one. Hello and welcome to dateline. Cassy farrington was building a new life. The single mom had two kids, a doting boyfriend and an exciting new job. But that future was washed away. Cassy was found dead in her bathtub. Cassy s parents set out to solve this mystery and would stop at nothing to get justice for her daughter. Here is keith morrison with suspicion in silver city. Out in the middle of new mexico, hours of desert h
So now with the much faster spreading delta variant, by far the dominant strain hospital intensive care units are once again getting crowded, filling up. Localities are once again imposing mask mandates. The nfl this week imposing new penalties on teams with outbreaks with unvaccinated players. Governors and politicians and tv personalities began shedding months of vaccine denial in defiance. Not soon enough. In alabama, for example, the governor today pushed hard on people to get the vaccine. Only 33. 9% in her state have. That s the worst in the nation. Another thing that s become clear this week is that some people for many reasons just don t want to get the shot not even as cnn s elle reid discovered when they ve got the best reason in the world to rollup their sleeve. Reporter: did anyone you know get covid? my son had covid. Reporter: how old is he? eight. Reporter: wow, so that s pretty rare for a young kid. What was that like? he s sick a lot. He s been sick for a while and he
And the incredibly complicated system that gets it into our bellies or doesn t. And it turns out, that system grows all kinds of problems. Invisible gases, that can cook the planet and burn a lot more than dinner. Business models that lay waste to wild spaces, fill dumped with wasted food, and take shortcuts that can shorten your life. So, as the world reopens, will we go back to the same, old buffet of unintended consequences? or can information and innovation bring balance, both, to our diets and our world? this is eating planet earth: the future of your food. What would be your last supper? steak and lobster surf and turf. Filet mignon steak. Fried chicken. You got one meal left. Yeah. What would be your last meal? whoo, man, i make a vegan nacho [ bleep ] crazy. Reporter: what was your first feast coming out of a global pandemic? burger. Hotdogs. Reporter: for those fortunate enough to choose, a favorite food is an emotional choice. While i have been lucky enough to fill my belly a
Good evening. We begin, this friday night, with the weight of a week s worth of evidence that our struggle with covid will not be over any time soon, unless, of course, a lot more people get vaccinated. Without that, even though this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated, it s going to continue to limit what the vaccinated can do, as well. That s where we are tonight. The country is now averaging close to 45,000 new cases, a day. About fourtimes more than a month ago. At the same time, only about 600,000 vaccine doses are being administered, daily, now. That s down from a peak of more than 4. 5 million, a day, in march. So now, with the muchfasterspreading delta variant, by far, the dominant strain. Hospital intensivecare units are, once again, filling up. Localities are, once again, imposing mask mandates. The nfl this week imposing new penalties on teams with outbreaks due to unvaccinated players. Even a number of redstate governors and other conservative politicians and tv personalities
Room. And let s begin our coverage with more on the alarming rise in covid cases and the biden administration s renewed push to get americans vaccinated. Our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is joining us with details. Kaitlan, the president and his team are increasingly concerned by the surging pandemic. Reporter: they re becoming incredibly concerned about this because they are sitting back and watching as this highly contagious delta variant is fueling these new outbreaks in the united states among the unvaccinated, with over half of the country still unvaccinated. And right now we just got new data from the cdc that shows today was one of the lowest vaccination points since january. When of course that vaccination campaign just got kicked off. What we are hearing not just here at the white house but from leaders nationwide is they are growing very concerned about what s to come. A new sense of urgency in the white house tonight as the u. S. Enters a troubling phase o