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i am andrea canning. ndrea cann. >> hello. >> hello. i am andrea this is dateline. >> i got a phone call. something is wrong with brandy. she's not moving and the car is running. >> emergency vehicles, officers, and that's as far as i could go. >> there is my baby. and i can't do nothing about it. >> she was a hard-working young wife and mom. >> sweetest girl. >> minutes from home when she saw the headlights. >> somebody was tailing her. >> you buried your little girl then it's a murder investigation. >> there were two people brandy feared. one in town. >> she thought she was being followed. >> one thousand miles away. and then a new man in her life. >> anybody close to brandy we needed to take a serious look at. >> no fingerprints, no dna, and no arrests for years. >> how do you put that awful time together? >> then someone's dark past. >> you've got robberies, homicide. >> one brave woman willing to talk. the question wasn't just who murdered a young mother but why? >> there was no money. there wasn't a reason to do it. >> why did they

andrea canning (voiceover): --planning the murder of ira's wife. stein a respected doctor and his girlfriend kelly gribeluk had been caught on hidden camera planning the murder of ira's wife. >> is there any way anyone can hit her and say it was an accident? >> but they say the video doesn't tell the whole story. >> did you want susan bernstein dead? >> in the beginning, yes. but at the end, no. >> there was no way in hell i was ever going to go through with this and hurt susan. >> while out on bail, ira and kelly agreed to sit down with dateline. they shared with us how this whole murder for hire plot got started. for ira it was out of desperation. >> things had reached a horrible point. >> ira had a secret. he'd been stealing from an insurance company, overbilling for medical services and he says his wife susan knew it. >> did you feel like susan was trying to blackmail you? >> she was trying to blackmail me in every way. she would look at me and say i've broken into your e-mails. i have printed out and recorded all of your business dealings and i

andrea canning: it was supposed to be the perfect weekend in the rockies.agedy struck during a hike. >>> it was supposed to be the perfect weekend in the rockies, but the tragedy struck during the hike. toni bertolet -- toni henthorn tumbled off of a cliff. her husband texted her family two horrible words, she's gone. >> i'd never seen her dad cry, never in for the next two weeks it was constant. i can tell you it doesn't matter what age they are, a parent can't ever accept it. >> toni's friends at work could not believe it either. >> i got a call from kristi at her office and all she said is, tammy, toni fell. >> what did you think when she said she fell? >> i just said is she okay? no, she died, and i fell to my knees. and, my husband said oh my gosh, what's going on? and i said dr. henthorn fell off a cliff. >> everyone was heartbroken for toni, harold, and most of all, the henthorns seven-year-old daughter, haley. >> i put myself on the mountain and at the moment she probably knew this is it, you know, i know her thoughts were of haley. >> about 150 peo

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i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> hello. i am andrea canning. this is dateline. >> the details are crazy. i couldn't make sense of it. >> successful couple, ambush, they said in the dead of night. attacked. abducted. >> we were ligh, wow. where is she? >> the real question, was the story true? >> we were not able to substantiate the things they were saying. >> could it be a hoax? who was really behind it all? >> normal people don't do things like this. >> he said, i know any to pay for what i did. >> hello. welcome to dateline. denise huskins and her boyfriend aaron quinn went to sleep one night blissfully unaware they would wake up to a living nightmare. armed stranger in the bedroom and he didn't appear to be alone. what happened next was so odd it would lead detectives in the public scratching their heads. was this real life for fiction? unexpected break would steer authorities toward an unlikely suspect. and the truth. here is josh mankiewicz with twisted tale. >> i was asleep in bed. it was about 5:00 in the morning. >> frightening doesn't

i'm andrea canning. >>> dalia dippolito was caught on tape plotting to have her husband michael killed. a trial she mounted a defense that no one saw coming. claiming that it was all a publicity stunt engineered by michael. the jury did not buy it and she was found guilty. but indicates filled with us, the verdict was overturned. it is now time for the retrial and dalia's defense team had more tricks and store. here is dennis murphy with the conclusion. >> reporter: the season finale of the dalia and michael show. five years after dalia was sentenced to 20 years for hiring a hitman to kill her husband, she was back in court on the same charge, facing a possible 30 year stretch. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: at a pretrial hearing as they tried to get the entire case dismissed, dalia's new team put out a new tv reality defense. that she and her former lover, mohamed, had been planning a tv presentation to be posted on social media. those in car meetings were not about arranging a hit, they were about the

a child without knowingn it, in a second. >>> hello, i >>> hello, i am andrea canning, and the iis dateline >>> you can lose a child without knowing it a nice record. it wasn't an if, it was a when were they going to tell us that she is not coming home? this is not what we was supposed to happen. >> the note was under her blanket. >> i saw it sticking out. >> their daughter was a runaway. >> i am frantic, because i did not find her. >> they called police. they searched, and then a jogger found a ready to and a pool of blood. >> here they are, three people at the door. >> i just started sobbing. >> they had found her daughter, but not the boy she was with. it was as if he had never existed. >> we couldn't find anything about lj. >> months went by, still no trace of lj, and then an rookie took the case. >> how did you feel about it that this was going to be your case? >> i didn't know if i was going to be capable of doing this, i cried for 2 hours. >> 18 found dead. >> we still don't have an answer. >> and mysterious missing suspect >> she said that lj has killed someone before. >> and hers t

andrea canning: that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. strike that is all for this edition of dateline. >>> this is dateline. >>> the zip tied my arms and zip tied my legs. and duct taped my hair. no words. i am sitting there just hysterical. terrifying. >> reporter: she thought he was mr. wright. a confident handsome surgeon until the good doctor seemed to turn sinister. >> he put his hands over my face and said, go ahead and try to leave. i had nowhere else to go. >> she broke down and she was afraid. >> reporter: then something deadly. >> they said he hired someone to get rid of me. >> reporter: a doctor plotting a murder.>> he is planning to kill you. >> precise instruction. >> reporter: investigators would launch a plot of their own and unravel not one murder screamed but two. now you have a man and woman who both want their exes dead. is that beyond bizarre? >> shocking. >> unreal. we could not believe this is happening. >> reporter: an unthinkable crime and an unbelievable twist. the detectives had a plan and you are part of the. >

i am andrea canning.elebrating thanksgiving with friends, ashlea harris headed to her job at the mall to get ready for black friday. nothing could have prepared her for the horror she faced when she returned home. ashlea was brutally murdered and her apartment was set on fire. a neighbor told police he noticed a car around the time of the killing, a black infiniti. they later learned it was the same model a former coworker drove. coincidence? detective jerry cedillo was about to find out. here is keith morrison with black friday. >> on the saturday morning after black friday 2014, homicide detective jerry cedillo followed the black infiniti into the parking lot of the hulen mall. he watched as a woman dressed in dark clothes headed inside. she fit the description of 25- year-old carter cervantez, a former coworker of ashlea harris. them man stayed in the car. so cedillo called his partner and asked him to check up on the guy. >> when i approached the car, the person identified themselves as david mallory.

. >>> hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline." >>> it was a whirlwind love affair. i felt like this was the one that i'd been waiting for. maybe it was too good to be true. did he love me, or was this all a game? >> a beautiful businesswoman falls for a dashing doctor, but her daughters have doubts. >> i had lots of suspicions. >> she thinks his fingernails are dirty, this does not look to her like the hands of an actual doctor. >> who was this guy? >> his nickname was arty john. >> this woman knew him all too well. >> this woman started snooping. >> this reporter made some unnerving discoveries too. the story of his dirty deeds riveted the nation in a hit podcast. >> this is dirty john. >> but dirty was about to turn dark. >> he's got duct tape, he's got all the tools ready to kidnap her. >> would this mom and her daughters learn the truth in time? >> she was in a panic, she said, i saw john outside in a car. >> a story ending in savagery that would stun even police. >> there's no way he gets away with it. their harrowing search for answers would reveal a double li

[suspenseful music playing] andrea canning: cindy pardini feared derek would never stop.i pardini. derek would never stop, so it was no surprise that in late, 2016, he heard he con another woman. victim number 16. >> he met a woman there, and he had stolen jewelry from her. so he got arrested there. and again, he didn't show up for her sentencing. >> so he got away again? >> yes. again. >> from what cindi had been hearing, derek seemed to be rushing through women and cons. >> they are in shorter periods of time. he's moving pretty fast through all of the. >> and the women in minnesota had told her something frightening. >> he is starting to brandish a gun. >> i still sometimes have a hard time, really wrapping my head around it. >> kelly patterson met derek just a few months after his escape from arizona. he had shown up in las vegas, calling himself rich taylor, former navy fighter pilot. >> seven rh deployments. >> that's a lot. >> that's a lot. >> kelly, a single mom of two girls recalls being swept off of her feet almost immediately. rich quickly move into her house,

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. >>> hello, i'm andrea canning and this is dateline. >>> i think i was just in shock to find out that she's gone and the cause is a gun shot wound. you just wonder how could this happen? it seems very surreal. >>> a quiet night at home shattered by a gun shot. >> she came out of the shower, and i heard a pop. >> a young wife dying on the floor. >> she wasn't talking at all. i was asking, conrad, what happened here? >> i was utterly confused. >> so many different stories about what might have happened. >> he said many things that night. >> maybe someone could have shot something at the house. >> at one point, he said 80% suicide. >> police had their own theory. >> i thought oh man, there's something going on here. >> we don't see a lot of women that commit suicide naked. >> something else wasn't adding up either. a key piece of evidence. >> we went to the house and we walk in and we think, a-ha. >> would a mistake in measure send an innocent man to prison or free a guilty one? >> we thought it was over. we thought this was settled. >> one suspect, so many stories, only one of them coul

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i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. i i jujuststl l ououtt >>> second quarter operating profit comes in lower than expected. silvia is standing by. that interview is coming up shortly. >>> plus, democratic presidential nominee kamala harris picks tim walz as her running mate to secure key votes in rust belt states. >> i learned to compromise without compromising my values, now kamala harris and i are running to take those values to the white house. >>> meanwhile the rally rolls on while asia continues to recoup its losses following monday's historic selloffs. they're pointing to a second session in the green on wall street. >>> and softbank eeks out a small profit. earning billions at its flagship vision fund. >>> great to have your company with us this morning. let's go straight to what let's moving in these markets with a live look at the stoxx. if you picked up a copy of the "financial times" this morning, you would have seen them calling this a summer storm for global financial markets. well, if that is the case, yo

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i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. ♪ >>> this is "street signs." on cnbc. i'm dan murphy.et's get to the headlines. first, the stoxx 600 looking to recoup the losses from the monday market sell-down. the s&p is pointing higher. >>> japan's nikkei closing 10% higher as investors see opportunities on the back of that historic plunge. >>> also today, buyer trades higher, but under performs dax after the second quarter operating profits come in lower, but it is good news for germany industrial profits moving. >>> and saudi aramco profits fall less than expected in the second quarter. >>> welcome to the program. let's go straight to the markets because european equities are testing asia's recovery today and what happens in the coming hours could force the travel for the week. was the july report just an excuse to sell an overbought market or did it flash a recession that fed chair jay powell cannot ignore? investors are showing appetite within european assets today. silvia is joining us with the live look at what's moving. silv. >> that's right. good morning. first and foremost

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs."'m carolin roth and these are your headlines. the s&p 50 sees the best day since february and the ten-year treasury yield touches the lowest level since march as jay powell lines up the first rate cut of the cycle. >> the question is the totality of the data is consistent with rising inflation and maintaining a solid labor market. if that is met, the reduction of the policy rate could be on the table as soon as the next meeting in september. >>> shell posting a profit and buyback as it dips by a quarter. the ceo lays out a plan for net zero amid shareholder pressure. >> we are absolutely committed to the 2050 target, but we recognize the trajectory is not a linear one. we recognize there are twists and turns. >>> soc gen beats the forecast as the unit out performs, but the net interest income forecast sends it lower in early trade. >>> auto stocks in reverse after volkswagen and bmw miss second quarter expectations and daimler misses forecast revenue. we speak to the chair martin daum

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> good morning from london. this is "street signs."'m dan murphy. let's get straight into the headlines at this hour. nvidia nose-dived in the premarket despite sales more than doubling leaving investors overwhelmed. ceo jensen huang seeming bullish. >> for the computing stack. demand remains strong. and the anticipation is incredible. >> european chipmakers are judging the numbers. plus asian and samsung coming under pressure. >>> cnbc learns openai is in a fresh round of talks that would value the company at more than $100 billion. we'll discuss. >>> and drink stocks surge as china's ministry says it will not oppose an anti-dumping subsidy on brandy imported from the eu. ♪ >>> straight to our top story today, nvidia shares are lower in extended trade despite a top and bottom line base in the second quarter. the midpoint of current revenue guidance came in at 2% above the average analysts' forecasts. the chipmaker says it expects to ship, quote, several billion dollars in revenue from the blackwell chips in the fourth quarter despite

. >>> welcome back to dateline, i'm andrea canning. years since gavin smith, a charismatic entertainment executive and family man had vanished. detectives had a major break in the case when they discovered gavin's missing mercedes and his buddy handprint on the passenger seat and there was also a person of interest, the jealous husband of the woman that kevin was having an affair with, but there was still no body until an inquisitive dog named buddy bounded on the scene. here is keith morrison with dark valley. >> rocky ramos liked to drive his truck out to the outskirts of the angeles national forest, a place where people continue to talk things, like old tvs and maybe some furniture. rocky liked the poke around up here always with his dog buddy by his side. >> he would be mad if i didn't take him. >> in october of 2014, they were five minutes into the hike when something curious happened. >> we were walking up this area right year and he runs to a bush and i go, but he, stop and he's just looking at the bush. we go up there and we ar

i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. >>> this is "street signs" live from london. i'm dan hughes. welcome to "street signs." after the bell today analysts are expecting another blockbuster quarter from the ai dollar. >>> the dow posts its 24th record close of the year. u.s. equity futures set for a muted open. >>> also today, uk businesses are on high alert, but the country's property sector enjoy some reprieve as listings are at a seven-year high. we'll discuss with executive director richard donell this hour. >>> former president trump is hit with a fresh indictment over his involvement with the 2020 election. >>> welcome in to the program. thanks so much for joining us this hour. as we take a look at how stocks are trading right here in europe, the stocks are better by.22%. of course, the main event is state side when nvidia will release earnings. it is, of course, a key bellwether for tech and ai. the question is do we need to see an outperformance from that stock in orders for the broader market gains to continue? a look at the kriedriving drops we're going to

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i am andrea canning. rea cannin. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday, energized. ♪♪ >>> this sunday, energized. >> don't just sit around and complain. do something. >>> let's get to work. >> aren't you proud to be a democrat? >> we're not going back. >> when we fight -- >> we win! >> with just ten weeks before election day, democrats rally behind the nominee in a show of unity after president biden's exit from the race. >> i promise to be a president for all americans. >> vice president kamala harris makes history as just the second woman and first woman of color to top a major party presidential ticket. did democrats do enough to win over voters who had soured on biden? i'll speak with democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. >>> plus, the gop rebuttal. >> the federal government ought to be focused on getting food prices down, getting housing prices down, and the issues where kamala harris has been a disaster. >> my exclusive with jd vance of ohio, the republican vice presidential nominee. >>> and exit st

i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. campaign. after president biden withdraws from the race, donald trump faces a new opponent in vice president kamala harris upending the campaign dynamics with just two and a half months until election day. >> i think i'm entitled to personal attacks. i don't have a lot of respect for her. >> if you want to know who someone cares about look who they fight for. >> will the renewed enthusiasm help democrats? my guests this morning democratic governor gretchen whitmer of michigan and lindsay graham of south carolina. plus her story. kamala harris prepares to make the biggest speech of her political career at the democratic convention in chicago. >> now is the time to chart a new way forward. >> what is harris' vision for the country and how will it differ from president biden's? joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. nbc 5 chicago political reporter mary ann ahern. simone townsend former spokesperson for kamala harris and republican strate

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andrea mitchell reports." remember, follow the show on social media @mitchellreports and you can rewatch the best parts of our ts" with ana cabrera starts right now. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in for chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. breaking from the boss, vice president kamala harris set to roll out her economic vision later this week. how much or how little is she preparing to distance herself from president biden and his policies? >>> plus, israel on offense and defense at the same time, launching new attacks in gaza, while bracing for an assault from iran and hezbollah. iran's supreme leader today rejecting

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i am andrea canning, thanks for watching. >>> good morning, and welcome to the sunday edition of morning joe weekend. is another fast-moving newsweek. so, here are some of the conversations you might have missed. >> the washington post is highlighting what it is calling donald trump laundry list of increasingly bizarre claims. take a look at this, the post's analysis reads quote, it is difficult to try and repair the relative ridiculousness of trump's claims at the time, but there is no question he has pushed the envelope in new and astonishing ways. let's recap. 10 of the most recent examples. number one, his claim last week that a massive crowd at a rally for vice president,, lane harris quote, didn't exist, and nobody was there. trump wrote on social media that photos and videos of the crowd were ai generated, which they were not. number two, that president, joe biden, prepared to have the of i assassinate him, when it lawfully seized classified documents from mar-a-lago in 2022. number three, that it is the democrats in their messaging that is to blame for last month's attempted assa

. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline," i'm andrea canning, thanks for watching. it was another very fast-moving newsweek. here are some of the conversations you might have missed. >> i yowound up teaching social studies, and coaching football at mankato west high school. go starlets. we ran-- we ran a 44 defense, we played through to the whistle on every single play, and we even won a state championship. never closed the yearbook, people. but it was those players, and my students, who inspired me to run for congress. they saw in me what i had hoped to instill in them, a commitment to the common good. an understanding that we are all in this together. and the belief that a single person can make a real difference for their neighbors. so there i was, a fortysomething high school teacher, with little kids, zero political experience, and no money, running in a deep red district. but you know what? never underestimate a public school teacher. now i represented my neighbors in congress for 12 years, and i learned an awful lot. i learned how to work across the aisle on

i'm andrea canning, thanks for watching. watching. >>> good morning, welcome to the saturday edition of "morning joe weekend." >>> it was a busy week in politics, let's get right to it. some of the conversations you might have missed. might have m. >> let me finish with this, team. it is the fourth quarter. we are down a field goal, but we are on offense, and we got the ball. we are driving down the field. and boy, do we have the right team. kamala harris is tough. kamala harris is experienced, and kamala harris is ready. our job, our job, our job for everyone watching, is to get in the trenches and do the blocking and tackling, one inch at a time. one yard at a time, one phone call at a time, one door knock at a time. one $5 donation at a time. >> honestly, we say this i feel like every night, john, just the enthusiasm in this building cannot be manufactured. the star power in this building. i'm not just talking about opera gave a rousing speech that was something of a surprise until yesterday, but just the lineup of democr

andrea canning: the case of the dentist accused of murdering because breathing should be beautiful, thedentist accused of cmurdering the man called his best friend was in the hands of the jury. >> i was worried because from day one i was told it was a circumstantial case and it's in the hands of the jury. we will try our hardest and we think it's a strong circumstantial case, we can't guarantee the outcome. >> what's the difference between them and you fell in love with and the man you know now? >> the man i seeing now is a cold, dead heart, doesn't care about anyone but himself. >> tom's family hoped the jurors felt the same. >> i thought the case went well for us and the defense didn't do a good enough job to please doubt. i was pretty confident at that point. >> in the jury room, 12 men and women get into it. they were two of the jurors who debated the friendship between tom and gail. >> i believe they were best friends. >> you do believe that? >> oh, yes. they had a lot in common. >> the police believe the opposite. gilberto wanted to make you believe that they were best friends, bu

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i am andrea canning, thanks for watching. watching. >> i wish >> i wish so bad he was there. >>> good morning and welcome to this saturday edition of morning joe weekend on this holiday. it has been a big two days, so let's get some of the conversations you might have missed. some new polling to begin this hour. vice president, kamala harris, and former president, donald trump, are essentially tied in every sunbelt swing state. according to be a latest, fox news polling, harris leads trump by registered voters in arizona and two points in both georgia and nevada. trump, meanwhile, leads by a single point in north carolina. all of those results, we should make clear, are within the margin of error. but there are some trendlines here. in previous fox polls conducted before president, joe biden, exited the race, trump led by five points in arizona and nevada and north carolina and by six in georgia. so, charlie, we apply all of the usual caveats, pools are just a snapshot in time, we are two months before the election, but the t

i'm garrett haake in washington in for andrea mitchell. you can mark your calendars for september 10th. the first and perhaps the only debate between trump and harris. trump dropping his threats to not show up and proposing two more debates while trying to bring the attention back to himself. during a rambling news conference yesterday at mar-a-lago, trump lobbed personal attacks at harris saying she was quote, not smart enough to take questions from the press. he also made a bizarre claim about his january 6th crowd size and stated falsehoods and abortion, the economy, and a death defying helicopter ride that apparently never happened. here are the campaign schedules for today. harris and walz are in arizona while donald trump is in boseman, montana. harris picking up an historic endorsement today from a political arm, the league of latin american citizens. members plan to stand with them at their rally tomorrow in las vegas. we begin with vaughn hillyard in boseman ahead of trump's event there later today. yamiche is covering the harris campaign

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the efforts to get any sort of ceasefire hostage release deal so number one, he was seen as andrea, if you can have a moderate in terms of hamas. >> but what does moderate member of hamas less extreme than the real extreme leg yahya sinwar, who is still hiding out in a tunnel in, gaza. but i think to the point of whatever interlocutor you have for negotiations, if you kill the interlocutor, you're a sending a signal. you don't want to interlocken for a time, for a period of time and the organization hamas is going to recoil. but you have something with an interlocutor who you've been talking to through qatar, through the egyptians for months and months and months you have to look in the eye you know, when you say something, their guy across a table, okay. how is he taking that you're reading him. you want to understand what is going to take away and pass onto his his bosses and how does he respond as he flinch when you say things? what's his body language you kind of build that level of knowledge that is wholly gone. so what does that mean? you have just made the negotiations improbable, impos

uh, can you or andrea that are perceived that you not to have been, you know, they saw front, you know, posing and government policies as well as government expression. and saw that in some ways and some aspect is actually called some of the sentiments that were being ex, priced at it. but of course it is a short term kind of a bon date, a solution to i think that's what i've been told you know, try to in today, especially the country and all the household. tom, do you think we're talking here? i actually don't think that it has changed anything i think moving around the same people so you can reach him the same names throughout governments. i think it appears of the political class, but i don't think it does anything for the grassroots. i think the big shift that has happened is the perception of the deep inequality that exists in the country. we saw through the process of bets in, you know, the last declarations that were being made by all of these politicians. these are our billionaires and they are, you know, $1.00 has and to be, to have a, a lead class, whether they're in one poli