i just couldn t imagine who wanted to do this. then it happened again to another mother and another daughter. somebody is killing mothers and daughters. that is about as scary as it. gets who is out there. and who would be next. something you would never imagined would happen. the clues lie here, in abandon mansion, erie, haunting. where was this killer? hiding cold calculating eyes, lifeless. he was almost a ghost. could they catch him? could they stop him? i get chills all over. i m kind of on the edge of my. seat he truly thought he could outsmart us. hello and welcome to dateline. would you recognize danger, if it was lurking nearby? this story that you are about to hear, is a tale of true terror. a killer was stalking victims in a quiet neighborhood, leaving residents panicked that they would be next. police were determined to catch him, unaware he was hiding in plain sight. but soon, a stolen set of keys would help investigators unlock a mystery and
good morning. we have got a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow. quite a lot of ice around. slippery surfaces and the potential for a travel disruption. more details in ten minutes. good morning. it s tuesday, 29th december. our top story. hospitals in england are now treating more coronavirus patients than at any other point in the pandemic, as numbers surpass the peak that was seen in april. it once again shows the strain that the nhs is under, with the head of nhs england saying health workers are back in the eye of the storm . keith doyle reports. health services across the uk are being stretched as they deal with increasing numbers of patients with covid. in london, accident and emergency departments are reporting intense pressure. in scotland, doctors say there is a danger that services will be overwhelmed. in wales, the situation in hospitals is described as incredibly challenging. and in northern ireland, the health minister said the next few days is a crucial period.
more on him in just a bit. in less than a year, the only unity this white house has restored is against them. other polls have those numbers much lower. but it s not just the white house feeling the heat. potential midterm voters are favoring republican candidates over democrats generically by a 10% margin. even higher margin than in their red wave midterm elections of 1994 and 2010. nancy pelosi knows she will be giving up the gavel very soon. more time for fancy haircuts and delicious ice cream. so what is a failing political party to do in order to get back in america s good graces or regain political advantage? maybe create a panic and try to exploit it? could the left be using omicron to forced vaccine push on freedom-loving americans? with the new omicron variant sweeping the globe how do we finally put an end to this pandemic? how do we save lives and get business back to normal so everybody can put dinner on the table? simple. the federal government needs to requi
arguments of it before the court when that happens on monday. we ll talk about how you can listen in on it and what the stakes are there. we ve got a lot to get to tonight. it s been a really big week in the news, it s been a big day in the news, but it s also friday. so are you ready for a story? i want to start with something that i promise you haven t heard anywhere else that has that has for which i have no competition elsewhere in the news media tonight. but this is absolutely fascinating to me. it s a friday night story, if ever there was one. all right. here we go. do you know what the streisand effect is? poor barbra streisand, nothing against her at all. but barbra streisand s name will be associated with this phenomenon until the end of time. i m sure it makes her crazy but it s almost unavoidable. it was almost 20 years ago where she brought a lawsuit. there was a collection of photographs that had been taken of the california coast. thousands of pictures all a
white house correspondent peter doocy is traveling with the president, starts us off in rome tonight. good evening, peter. good evening, bret. the president is in for the night after a day of meetings all over rome and vatican city on foreign trips like these he wants his foreign policy motto to be america is back. but today it was more like america did not stab you in the back. what we did was clumsy. hoping to smooth things over with the french president macron claims when the u.s. made a deal to sell nuclear subs costing france. he didn t know paris was in the dark. france. i [inaudible] now the president patching things up. brief as it was healing. president biden obviously values this relationship tremendously. but biden is not saying sorry. apologize to the president? to who? just after 2:00 a.m. local air force one landed the president s agenda at home being held up by own party s most progressive members. to think that that bill wasn t enough spen