i'm andrea canning.t happened to heather elvis? the 20-year-old vanished in the middle of the night. investigators believe that heather's ex-boyfriend, sidney moorer, had arranged to meet her at a secluded spot. and they thought he may have had help. as police continue to methodically piece together the puzzle, heather's family was grappling with their new reality. once again, here's "the landing." andrea canning: terry elvis isn't exactly sure when he realized his daughter probably wasn't coming home. maybe it was the afternoon, long after heather disappeared, when he was standing at his mailbox talking to his best friend. terry elvis: one of my best friends came to the house. he looked at me and he said-- he said, "i hope she didn't suffer." i can't get that thought out of my head. andrea canning: the not knowing made it worse. and then, stunning news. [music playing] woman: new developments tonight in the heather elvis case. andrea canning: two months after heather's disappearance, sidney moorer, heat

tel" i'm andrea canning.ogrod was sentenced to death for the murder of pre-schooler, barbara jean horn. he denied killing the little girl, insisting police coerced his confession, and the story told by a jailhouse snitch was a lie. now, an unexpected ally was about to help walter prove his innocence. back to lester holt with "the investigation." lester holt: walter ogrod had been on death row for five years, when he heard from another inmate that journalist tom lowenstein was writing a book about the death penalty. so ogrod sent tom a letter, imploring him to investigate his case. at first, tom had no interest in helping the convicted murderer of a four-year-old. tom lowenstein: i was just like, i can't, i can't do this. the idea that me being in touch with someone who did that might offer them any kind of hope or happiness in their life, was repulsive. if you follow that rule, you're very likely-- lester holt: but it wasn't in tom's dna to turn away. no, next tuesday! lester holt: tom's father, allard lowens

i'm andrea canning.ieved carmen smith had been murdered at the hands of wassim decker, her neighbors stalker. with no physical evidence tying wassim to the crime they could improve it and investigation stalled. years past, but determined detective was about to take a new look at an old clue and turn this case from cold to red hot. once again here is the killing in cobb county. after 10 years in prison wassim decker was a free man. but still a suspect in the murder of carmen smith and the stabbing of her son, nick. >> he was still terrorizing you in some ways. >> just the fact that he was out was kind of terrorizing. >> he is that character in those horror movies. he's like your worst nightmare. >> after his release decker got a job and moved to suburban atlanta. he was a free man and enjoying life. here he is skydiving and loving it. decker's freedom called homicide detective jon doss. the carmen smith murder was now officially a cold case. to dos decker was the one who got away. does a case like this hu

andrea canning: it was the defense's turn. choose acid prevention.decision not to testify. andrea canning: instead, his defense attorney >> it was the defense's turn. paul novak would not take the stand to proclaim his innocence. >> it is my decision not to testify. >> instead, his defense attorney, gary greenwald, did the talking. >> we have reasonable doubt. >>'s argument, don't believe everything you hear. consider the source, consider the mental states of the key witnesses. consider their possible motives. he started by attacking paul's ex-girlfriend, michelle lafrance, a woman paul had thrown out of his house. >> she was a liar. she was manipulative, willing to take whatever steps necessary to hurt paul. >> the defense tried to portray her as unstable, offering evidence of everything from suicide attempts to a bizarre drunken incident involving the police. >> i had to be handcuffed to a tree, topless. i have bruises from fighting, from fighting the tree. >> the defense attacked her credibility and used her own words to portray her as a liar who

here is andrea canning with deadly deceit. >> reporter: snapshot of the time gone by. capturing a life that could have been. now all that's left are the burned out remnants of a life that's gone. >> i've seen the destruction to my family. i've seen my parents fall apart. >> i didn't think my life would turn out like this at all. >> this not come to ahead now, then it would have died down. the carlson family would have always wondered. what really happened? >> the story begins here around the finger lakes. a stunning part of upstate new york. this is where the carlson family put down its roots. >> all right, carl. >> it's here that carl carlson brought his family, christina, to meet his family in 1986. his brother, mike, took her to right away. a very sweetheart of a kid. >> reporter: they met in north dakota where karl was stationed in the air force. when he was discharged, they came to his home to make a life. was she a good fit to the karl sen family? >> absolutely. and karl the rough and ready country boy. her sister liked the way karl made chris laugh. >> he was a

i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. rea can. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin and this is dateline. >> my father always told me to keep an eye on her. >> you made a promise to him. >> to make sure she was okay. i was going to find her. >> you knew is her mom that something was very wrong. >> yes, i did. >> there was a report she was in a silver car. i knew she was probably in i trouble. >> you get a call from asa blocked number. >> yes. >> she would turn it on and ou tried to get truth out of him. t >> i will keep digging and digging. >> there are so many unsolved cases out there. >> indigenous girls across the nation, it's heartbreaking to think how we are invisible. . >>> hello, and welcome to dateline. carla yellow bird grew up surrounded by love on her north dakota indian reservation. when she vanished, her family was frantic to find her, and believed authorities were not doing enough. it was a common feeling and native american circles, but the yellow birds had a secret weapon. carla's aunt was determined to fin

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> hello, i am andrea canning, and this is dateline. >> i know my sister would have fought. we used to tell each other that if anybody ever tried to hurt us, that we would do everything we can to leave something behind so the other one could figure it out. i believe that she was murdered. >> this is a very bizarre death. >> it was baffling from the start. a young woman dead at her billionaire boyfriend's mansion. >> my heart started racing. >> detectives ruled it a suicide, but was it? at the scene, knives, ropes, a cryptic phrase. >> her hands were tied, her feet were tied, she was naked. >> that wasn't the only suspicious death here. >> know mom wants to hear, your son was a victim of homicide. >> what really went on in that mansion. hear from the man at the center in his first television interview. >> i knew i had nothing to hide. >> the worst shock improbably my entire life. described their feeling of loss simply as surreal. >> hello, and welcome ieto date

i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. r watch hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline."ow? >> hello, this is dateline. >> how am i doing right now? if i had to put it into one word numb would be the closest. >> she was a young actress starring in the role of a lifetime, and mystery. one of her friends was dead. >> there has been a body discovered in sam's apartment. >> she was 23. >> and another friend was missing and wanted. >> this guy is potentially very dangerous. >> we were pretty confident he was our guy. >> two mysteries, one of ace of witness. if i told the truth to the best of my capability. >> police wondered had another murder been planned? did rachel have a secret? would she keep it? >> this is as diabolical as any case i have ever seen. >> was occurring about to close? >> they are trying to say that i am somewhat that i am not. this is my life. this is my entire future. i am innocent. am innocent. >> hello and welcome to dateline. rachel buffett and dan wozniak were struggling

i'm andrea canning.as ice cold but detectives were tipped off by a woman who said her ex-boyfriend shane ragland killed trent as payback for having him blackballed from a fraternity. but the woman was insisting she remain anonymous. so to prove their case, investigators would need to earn her trust. once again, keith morrison with "the motive." >>> detective evans new he had to meet this mystery woman. a woman who was claiming she knew what happened to trent digiuro but was too frightened to talk about it. then, finally, with the attorney playing gatekeeper they made a deal to at least meet face-to-face. but any more than that, maybe not. >> it was like, listen, don't get me involved in this. this guy is dangerous. until you have handcuffs on him, you cannot involve me. >> but evans knew even if he arrested the guy, the mystery woman testifying about something and act friend told her would not be enough. >> i can imagine a prosecutor saying i cannot just put her on the standard his attorney will say, she

here's andrea canning with mystery in mustang. >> reporter: just about 20 miles of southwest downtownoma city sits a town called mustang. once farmers and ranchers dominated the land. it's bigger now, but folks hold tight to their roots. >> pretty quiet community for the most part. >> reporter: faith connects community here and people stay lifelong friends. >> it's a small town feel, neighbors helping neighbors. >> reporter: in a place like mustang, neighbors know almost all there is to know about each other for better or worse. ■ç >> 911, what's your emergency? >> so when the unthinkable happens, it would be all the more startling when the secrets came tumbling out. >> i heard a lot of things that shocked me that i would have never imagined. >> evil invaded mustang? >> it created a lot of fear for a lot of people. >> and that is my first real who had done it? >> keith bryan was oklahoman to the core. proudly raised in the sooner state. he married his wife, becky, at 19, and they settled in mustang. pam woodard, an old friend of keith, rolled out the welcome mat to the bryans Ñiwhen t

i am andrea canning.nt for el chapo, known as the world's most dangerous drug lord. he and his colleagues had narrowed the search to a one block radius in culiacan, mexico, 18 deep inside enemy territory. now, a team of mexican agents and u.s. marines was on the ground, determined to strike before he could escape again. back to lester holt with inside the hunt for el chapo. >> february 16, 2014. as drew was waiting at a military base 150 miles away, members of the mexican u.s. team had entered the hornets nest of culiacan in search of narco kingpin el chapo . they had been on the ground, exposed for 24 hours, and still hadn't located the exact safe house el chapo was holed up in. >> i got a call from the ground team, and they said, look -- this isn't working. everyone is tired and hungry, we are exhausted. >> time is running out. >> we have one option left. the most trusted courier. go find him. >> they did, and sure enough, he flipped on his boss and agreed to lead them to el chapo's five safe houses. a

[music playing] hello, i'm andrea canning, old soul, a beautiful soul. i know he's my son, but he was the kindest person i've ever met in my life. he was definitely god's gift to me. >>> he was the kindest man i have ever met. he was definitely got's gift to me. >>> a beloved teenage boy who disappeared. >> i have to report my son missing. >> i saw his truck with caution tape around it. he was gone. >> i said, are you sure? what are you talking about? >> grieving alongside his family? his girlfriend. >> she sent messages of condolences, we only to be strung together. >> she gave me a lot of support, just there for me when i needed her. >> but was there something about these two that no one knew? >> what are you seeing? >> a series of messages. >> i had to read them a couple of times to take it all in. >> shocking. >> a trail of text messages leading to the darkest of discoveries. >> she did masterfully. >> that is not normal. >> i close my eyes and said this is not real. >> a twist no one saw coming in a story every parent need to see. >> we need to know

i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> hellos "d.t was horrifying.

. >>> hello, i am andrea canning, and this is dateline. >> my mom found her. she said it looked like she might have slipped in the shower. she was in the fetal position in this bathtub. you could see marks on jessica's neck. they said we are going to rule this as a homicide. >> detectives using new technology to view this crime scene in extreme detail. >> there is no forced entry, no tool marks. >> there was blood on the couch. >> they say that usually it is someone close. >> an investigation focusing on friends and family. >> he brought up his association with the motorcycle gang. he came off as kind of a tough guy. >> we full around a little bit. >> he threatened to take out my whole entire family to get custody of our kids. >> wow. >> a chilling story of danger and duplicity. >> we were trying to figure out who did this. he knew the whole time. this is the ultimate betrayal. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. jessica nelson was a hard- working single mom who doted on her little boy and kept her loved ones close, then one morning she was found dead in the ho

here's andrea, can i tell a guy with an associate fellow for the southeast asian program at the center for strategic and international studies in washington, dc. when you look at, in any just relationships with its partners, they're, they're complex. if you take china, for example, and sort of the enormity of the economic relationship between india and china, both in terms of investment in terms of trade, in goods and services. that's a, that's a critical relationship. but at the same time, that economic relationship is complicated by frustrations or anxieties in the political, military space. and in particular, uh univision, anxieties around china's actions in the south, tennessee. the complexity of the relationship with china is matched by the us with the usa. then when you look at the united states, it's almost the inverse where the amount and level of political military cooperation has been quite positive. but there's a sense in jakarta that united states isn't being as engaged as it could be on economic affairs and on economic engagement. but indonesia is geographical. cultural an

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i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. >>> welcome to "street signs." my name is arabile gumede, and these are your headlines. the chips, well, they're down. asml moves down as a chip crackdown overshadows an earnings beat. >>> euro takes a step higher after posting a beat in the second quarter, hiking its guidance for the year once again as trade events wrap up its initial offerings. >>> investors are pairing back their bets. the bang of england will cut rates next month. >>> and roche shares drop on the trial of the obesity drug in early trade. ♪ >>> there's been this negative sentiment across the european markets. the mid-week blues seem to continue. this market picture across europe, it's the earnings picture we'll be focusing on rm tomorrow's ecb picture will be looking at it. you'll be asking yours what exactly is the message the ecb will want to send out. the key question in the uk has been the inflation print, coming out at 2%. we'll unpack that throughout this show. overall, very quickly, down 0.6% in the stoxx 600. you'll see only the swiss ma

i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. ♪ >>> hello. welcome to "street signs."'m carolin roeth and these are your headlines. >>> kering shares hitting a seven-year low as the company sees profits plunge in the first six months of the year and warns it could be a similar picture in the second half. >>> stellantis misses the forecast in the first half. >>> ununilever shares misses guidance despite the slower than expected sales growth. >> we are focused on margin to refuel our brands and increase the investments behind our brands. these what anwe have been seein in the first six months of the year. >>> good morning. we have a lot to get through on this show. we have ifo data hitting the wires in a second. we have all of these evenarning mostly disappointing and the selloff in europe. i want to show you what it looks like one hour into the trading session. the ftse 100 is down .30%. the smi is losing as well. the ftse mib is off by .23%. the cac 40 is losing 1.5%. of course, the luxury names not helping out with the earnings. dax is losing more than 1%. that follow

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" on this thursday morning. i'm silvia amaro and these are your headlines. european equities open ahead of the july 4th holiday while in asia, taiwan and beijing benchmarks hit all-time highs. >>> and the auto parts maker says robust demand will offset slow demand in europe. >>> new polling with the hung parcliament in france and the fr right falling short of the absolute majority ahead of sunday's second round vote. >>> and joe biden is torn whether to step aside. >>> welcome to "street signs," everyone. european equities have been trading for over an hour. we have the stoxx 600 up .40%. however, we think about some of the performance this week and it has been a bit of a mixed picture. however, today is important to keep in mind that the u.s. markets are closed and, therefore, thinner trading today. now, just for context, the stoxx 600 actually gained .7% on wednesday and we are continuing that positive momentum today. i have been

i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. >>> hello and welcome to "street signs." i'm carolin roth and these are your headlines. the bank hikes rates for the second time since 2007 while planning an aggressive plan to cut bond buying in half. >>> the stoxx 600 rises nearly 1% hitting a two-week high while stateside the nasdaq is on pace to gain almost 300 points when wall street opens. >>> european chip sector plays a jump in early trade after reuters reports they could see curves of semiconductors to china and cloudy skies as slow growth reaccelerates next year. ♪ >>> a decisive move from the bank of japan raising its key target rate 0.25%. it's a decision approved by a 7-2 vote puts the ben. marc interest rate at the highest level since the global financial crisis. the central bank also decided on a quantitative tightening plan that would have its bond buying to 3 trillion yen in 2026 as it pushes forward with phasing out a decade of massive monetary stimulus. i want to show you the market reaction in japan. for the most part of the day, we didn't see a lot of re

i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> hellos "d. i am craig melvi this is dateline. >> it was horrifying. this was my mom. a five front woman ripped out of the world. >> everything we thought in our life was all shattered. he betrayed us to our very core. >> they were a stunning couple. a doctor and the beauty queen. >> she won homecoming queen. she did modeling. >> the day she was found dead in the top. set a mystery and motion. >> my father said, rachel, come home and then he hung up. >> so many secrets locked up for so many years, and covered by daughters turned detectives. >> you hacked into his phone? >> yeah. >> a mistress named gypsy. what she a motive for murder? in court, epic showdown. father against daughter and daughter. >> why were you seeking information as to your mother's death. >> because i believed my father killed her. >> was the evidence on his side? >> the medical examiner's report listed it as a natural cause of death. >> who will you believe? >> hello, and welcome to dateline. martin and michele macneill right

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. [theme music] ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" on this tuesday morning. i'm silvia amaro and these are your headlines. >>> the ecb tells cnbc the central bank is not on a straight forward cutting path as pressures are looking to ease as he tells annette that inflation continues to rise and fall. >> so, we are moving in the right direction and in the short term, we have to be cautious. >> can later today, do not miss the cnbc panel with the ecb president christine lagarde. >>> and the supreme court shields donald trump for the official acts and the charges he tried to overturn the 2020 election. >> today's decision almost means there are no limits what a president can do. this is a fundamentally new principle and dangerous precedent. >>> equities pull back from the monday relief rally and european majors are trading in the red ahead of this morning's eurozone inflation print. >>> the french center and leftist blocs face a deadline to consolidate urging third-place candidates to withdraw

i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs."'m carolin roth and these are your headlines. >>> judgment vice president kamala harris is looking for the nomination as delegates are backing her as she turns focus on donald trump. >> predators who abuse women. fraudsters who ripped off consumers. cheaters$s who broke the rules r their own gain. >>> cloud nine and sap jumping. the cfo striking a bullish tone on the sector. >> the core of our revenue which we call cloud suite is 82% of the cloud revenue base is growing. in q2, up 33%. prior quarter, 32%. there is unabated growth momentum. >>> porsche on track for its worst day after the automaker cuts the full-year sales outlook and warns of impairment charges driven by supply shortages. >>> tesla out with earnings on deck as it reckons with cloud security firm as it wiz's away from the $23 billion takeover offer. >>> good morning, everyone. you are watching "street signs." let's kick off with u.s. politics. vice president kamala harris has secured the backing of the majority of pledg

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" on this thursday morning. i'm silvia amaro and here are your headlines. >>> the rebound stalls and equities pare back from the session highs with tech leading losses and on wall street, the nasdaq looks to recover from the steepest slump since december of 2022. >>> a bitter pill for novartis which hikes the second quarter, but it's not enough to win over investors. >>> u.s. president joe biden tests positive for covid as pressure steps up to have him drop out of the race and jd vance speaks at the rnc. >> we were on his mind. his instinct was for us, our country, to call us to something higher, to something greater, to once again be citizens to ask what our country needs of us. >>> it's decision day for ecb with the european central bank looking to keep rates on hold, but leading to at least one rate cut later this year. >>> very good morning, everyone. there seems to be one main theme for the markets today. it's been extremely b

i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. ing. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin, and this is dateline. >> my dad was my best friend. he just liked to make people smile. he would always post about how his an fbi agent. he was so proud. my brother and his friend came running down to the neighbors house. >> just call 911. >> i'm calling. >> his body did appear to be concealed. >> robert is not to take the time to cover your body. it's personal. >> it seemed like it was forever, maybe 10-second silence in the room. >> he was an fbi agent. >> that was many criminals. >> could take care of themselves? >> they thought so. >> hello. welcome to "dateline." with special agent scott retired from the fbi, it seemedt he left crime and violence behind him. then, he was beaten to death outside his own home. it was a puzzling mystery, leading police to wander, as someone from his past resurfaced for revenge, or was the killer much closer to home? here is josh mankiewicz with "the house." >> a young man walks toward his house in the mi

i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. >>> hello and welcome to "street signs." i'm carolin roth with charlotte in paris and cisilvia in milan. >>> pulling back, making french the victim in the slowdown of the luxury space. >> deutsche bank snapping its space as lenders post a net loss of 143 million euros but blames the slump on a partial takeover lawsuit, hinting the shareholder returns. >> we had to step back from the idea of a second repurchase this year. what our focus is on now is building excess capital through the back half of the year. >>> unicredit ups its guidance for a year after a second record quarter with net profit coming in at 2.7 billion euros. the ceo lays out his vision on the back of the landscape. >> the new normal is hyperutility and uncertainty where things are going to be, and it requires companies to be quite nimble, adjust, and try to constantly look forward and look at scenarios and be prepared for adjustable scenarios. >>> alphabet shares dip while tesla stocks slide on its fourth earnings miss in a row, but elon muffing remains defia

i'm andrea canning. [music playing] thanks for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs."'m carolin roth and these are your headlines. the largest ever share buyback and posted first half profits. the cfo tells cnbc the bank is monitoring outflows for china, but still stands to gain. >> the direction has changed. the direction used to be the direction of u.s. to china and china to the u.s. is now moving to the global south. that plays strongly to us because we exist at both end of those trades. >>> on the other end of the stakz,stoxx 600, diageo states consumers are spending less. >> within the u.s., we are nar gaiting the environment. the u.s. is a cautious consumer is what we are calling it. cautious spending, pressured wa wallets. >>> bp posts a second quarter profit beat despite lower margins for the gulf of mexico. >>> u.s. futures in a holding pattern as u.s. braces for the couple days of monetary policy with the fed kicking off the meeting later today. >>> good morning, everyone. i want to take you straight to german gdp data for the second quarter. that looks weaki

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" on this wednesday morning. i'm silvia amaro, and here are your headlines. european equities are higher, tracking gains on wall street where the s&p and nasdaq hit record-highs once again. >>> hapag lloyd is higher okay on the back of stronger demand and higher freight rates. >>> fed chair jerome powell offers one of the strongest decisions yet that the fed is eyeing a rate cut, telling lawmakers on capitol hill keeping rates too high for too long would harm the economy. >> elevated inflation risk is not the only thing. it couldundo economic activity and employment. >>> and nato pledges its unwavering commitment to ukraine, promising air missile defense systems and what another trump presidency could mean for the american alliance. >> i thought putin would give up if he lost 100,000 soldiers. he's now lost 500,000 soldiers. we need to stay the course. >> donald trump's position is the most pro-european position also we can get. >>

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> welcome to "street signs" on this wednesday morning. i'm sill ya marlo. here are your headlines. powell want more confidence and stressing the need for more data before any rate cuts. >> we want to be more confident that inflation is moving sustainable down toward 2% before we start the process of reducing how tight our policy is. >>> european stock 600 is higher. >>> the final day of campaigning before the uk goes to the ballot box and it could be prime minister his final days at number 10 as the conservative party is on track for its worst showing in history. >>> france left wing parties forge a republican front as they look to block a final right majority in sunday's second round vote lifting nearly every stock in the index into the green. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs." we start today's show with the latest final pmi figures for the euro zone. let me just show you these latest numbers in terms of the service's final px mi figure came in at 52.8. the nu

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" everyone.'m silvia amaro and here are your headlines. the investors look to fed chair jay powell's testimony before congress. >>> bp shares fall after the oil giant warns investors it could book an impairment charge of $2 billion in the second quarter. >>> france faces political gridlock with the national assembly. he is confident politicians will find a way forward. >> we proved in the past we could solve problems and the president having the majority in the parliament would create drama. it did not. i'm reasonably optimistic a solution will be found. >>> joe biden insists he will not be withdrawaling from the presidential race. ♪ >>> welcome back to "street signs" on this tuesday morning. you might be telling and thinking, okay, perhaps it is a little bit quiet on the market front. perhaps what we're looking at this stage is actually a bit of the calm before the potential storm in the sense there is a huge market event today. that is the testimony by jay powell in congress. all eyes on what s

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> after 22 witnesses and 16 days of testimony donald trump has become the first ever american president to be convicted of a crime. this trial will go down in history, but without cameras in the courtroom americans never got to see the evidence for themselves. they didn't get to see trump's eye closed and his mouth go slack while he sat slumped at the defense table. they didn't get to hear stormy daniels' salacious testimony first-hand. they didn't get to watch the judge clear the courtroom seemingly in anger as he butted heads with one particularly truculent witness. instead americans had to rely on words from the few reporters actually in the room, making notes, writing down, committing to memory the things we saw and experienced, things that a transcript cannot capture. take a look. >> that was something to behold. i could hear gasps all around me. >> i wasn't sure we would get to a place where we had any guilty verdict against donald trump let alone all 3

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i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. for wat >> hello and good sunday morning to you. we are officially 100 days out from the presidential election. let's jump in with more from the week five democrats rallied behind a new presidential candidate. >> there is a time and a place for long years of experience in public life. there is also a time and place for new voices, fresh voices. yes, younger voices. that time and place is now. in just a few months the american people will choose the course of america's future. i made my choice. i have made my views known. i would like to thank our great vice president kamala harris. she is experienced, tough, capable. she has been an incredible partner simi and a leader for our country. now the choice is up to you, the american people will. i have given my heart and my soul to our nation, like so many others. i have been blessed 1 million times in return with the love and support of the american people. i hope that you have some idea how grateful i am to all of you. everything about america is here. the people rule. history is in you

the government can rebut, that's all fare game for the further pretrial proceedings that judge chutkan of the d.c. district court will now have to hold in the wake of this opinion, andrea. >> and quick question. can that, those decisions, what's official, what's not, be appealed up to the supreme court for more and more delays? >> they can and in all likelihood, they will be before you get to further pretrial proceedings. so we're going to have to go through this iterative process about what is and isn't official to hearings before judge chutkan, before this case can really continue on the regular pretrial proceedings, andrea. >> ken and lisa, thank you both so much. joining us now is politico's senior legal affairs writer who is inside the supreme court for today's decision. josh, talk to me about the strong dissents and your other impressions from the way they split. not surprisingly, but the big impact of it. >> yeah, i'm not surprised that there was such a strong division on the court, andrea, between the conservatives and the liberals over this very politically polarizing case. we had sotomayor go on in a dissent for something on the order of 25 minutes, this is a

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>> reporter: nothing we can report right now, andrea. is drama to maximum effect, teesing out the so-called veep stakes to the point where he can go no further. the only real reason the conventions exist is to formally nominate the presidential and vice presidential nominees at the top of the ticket. that's the most important official work that has to be done here and that work will have to be done. it's also one of the few elements across the entirety of a presidential campaign that a campaign can control entirely if they play their cards right. the trump campaign has won that thus far. i covered the romney campaign in which they rolled out paul ryan's announcement as vp on an aircraft carrier after flying him across the country basically in the middle of the night. we don't know yet what kind of subterfuge may be under way even as we speak to keep this pick a secret from everyone but the man and we do believe it will be a man that donald trump has chosen or even if donald trump has communicated that choice yet. but it's important to poi

i am andrea canning, thank you for watching. for watching. >>> hello, and welcome to "morning joe weekend" this saturday morning. >>> dive into some newsmakers we had this week. >>> hello, my fellow americans. it has been my privilege to serve this nation over years. know what nowhere else on earth can a kid with a stutter from pennsylvania one day sit behind the resolute desk in the oval office as president of the united states, but here i am. that is what is so special about america. it has been the honor of my life to serve as your president . but in the defense of democracy, which is at stake, i think it is more important that any title, i draw strength and find joy working for the american people. with these sacred task, perfecting our union, it is not about me, it is about you, your families, your futures. it is about we, the people. we can never forget that. and i never have. i made it clear that i believe america is at an inflection point, one of those rare moments in history, where the decisions we make now determine th

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> good morning and welcome to the saturday edition of morning joe weekend. let's get to some of the conversations you may have missed. >> a lot going on . new cries for the president to step aside and the debate, you can hear it across the country. >> you can hear it across the country and you can hear it across the party. in the gospel of matthew, jesus said religious leaders, every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation and every city or house divided against itself will not stand. lincoln, with the specter of a civil war rising over slavery quoted jesus, a house divided against itself cannot stand. lincoln said, i do not expect the union to be dissolved. i do not expect the house to fall, but i do expect it will cease to be divided. it will become all one thing or all the other. lincoln encouraged his party in 1858 to stand together once again. two years ago we did this under the siege of impulse of resistance to a common danger with every

. >>> that's all for this edition of dateline, i am andrea canning, thank you for watching. in las vegas before the he said the money has dried up, we don't have the money. and that information also leaked to the press. >> right. >> and look, joe, i mean yeah, so yesterday you said all of those people, you know, ducks in a row, adam schiff, a kilos close pelosi ally, certainly with her blessing, she had heard a leak thing about how he had a fundraiser, he said he thought biden would lose, then he came out yesterday with the l.a. times, probably the most prominent democrat so far, almost certain soon to be senator from california house intelligence committee came out and said that he wanted biden to step aside and then in rapid succession, words coming out that hakeem jeffries had a tough meeting with by the last friday, that schumer had had a meeting on saturday and then last night, again, not coincidentally, almost the moment that jd vance finished speaking abby phillips of cnn broke the news that nancy pelosi had the same conversation with biden. i believe it is possible t

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. watchin conversations you might have missed. >>> jonathan martin, let's ed begin with you. reaction from milwaukee, reaction from the aaron from everything we are hearing from r biden world? >> welcome i think that there is an extraordinary scene, joe, that we have not in a mop modern american politics, whichs is one party's convention totally eclipsed by the other party that shattered in and around the convention was not nd about jd vance, it was you know what? biden maybe forced to drop out and plotting asked what the an implications of that are, housing he could go and then whether or not he lays hands on his vp for trying to win her as his successor and then their convention in chicago and what o it looks like. that is the conversation here, at least with the political process, the delegates, obviously are still enraptured by all things back, but joe, hi the operative class is transfixed by this story taking place. >> you know, jonathan, we have been quoting you. so, q this might

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