i'm andrea canning. orr baldwin died after two tragic accidents in the same night. the coroner was not so sure, neither was judy's family, who suspected her husband, jamie, was having an affair. a rumored romance they believed led to murder. now, a startling new revelation was about to raise even more questions. back to "the black box." two months had passed since judy's death, and her family was questioning jamie's story about what happened. then, they heard something stunning about teri king and jamie. they moved in together. so what are you guys thinking? he's moving in quickly with her. yeah. that's when we're thinking, ok, the police is going to hit on this. i mean, somebody's looking into this. andrea canning: the brothers had been pushing the chester county prosecutor's office to look deeper into their mom's death. in fact, deputy prosecutor candice lively was keeping tabs on the sheriff's investigation. we were just being told, through the sheriff's office, that they were doing what they were sup

here's andrea canning with "the last dance." andrea canning (voiceover): there's a place in downtown memphis, tennessee, a little hot spot not far from nearby beale street. they don't play the memphis blues in this club. in this sultry darkness of the rumba room, bodies sway to the beat of latin sounds. in april 2013, a woman named heather jones came in with her friend to dance the night away, wearing a brand new dress. how did she look that night? she had her head up so high and her shoulders back and just beaming. and she felt absolutely beautiful. andrea canning (voiceover): there was a time not too long ago when heather didn't feel very beautiful at all. but on this evening, she had the night of her life. she really didn't sit down very much. she was being spun around and danced. andrea canning (voiceover): just two nights later, everything spun out of control. breaking news about a missing germantown teacher. andrea canning (voiceover): heather jones suddenly and inexplicably disappeared from her home. reporter: her car is

andrea canning: what was the experience? carl alexander: terrified. andrea canning: why?ander: i'm a gun owner. one of the absolute cardinal rules of using a firearm is you do not point the barrel at anything you do not intend to destroy, ever. i knew it was unloaded. but in that, moment my pulse skyrocketed. andrea canning (voiceover): he wanted the jury to think hard. no matter how dark it was, wouldn't you recognize your own spouse? he knows her scent. he knows her sound. he knows her shape. and he knew who that was in front of him. andrea canning (voiceover): after laying out how lars killed debbie, the prosecution thought the jury would want to know why. what was the motive? the couple, they said, had hit a breaking point. david phillips: liz sevilla-- andrea canning (voiceover): liz sevilla testified that her hard-charging, multitasking friend debbie found lars a little too laid back. like there was always a project, and it was taking a long time for-- lawyer: and who was doing this for her? lars. lawyer: so it'd be fair to say she was frustrated with lars? yes, sir

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. [music playing] i'm awoman: vanessa was this is data good soldier.ork-tv. andrea canning: did she go into the army to help people? yes. woman: another soldier notified command that she was missing. woman: they're searching their company areas. they're searching the installation. it's like she vanished into thin air. andrea canning: this takes a turn, this story. so her family said that she was being sexually harassed by a superior. this kicked off the hashtag #iamvanessaguillén. i don't know what makes them feel they have the right to harass my sister. women are coming forward saying they, too, were sexually harassed in the army. enough is enough. we need to change this. man: the trends are going the wrong way. that's really tearing at us as an institution. woman: a man who is out digging holes sees what he thinks is human hair. lupe guillen: i kept praying because miracles can happen. i would say, "please, don't let it be." hello, and welcome to "dateline." va

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. ning, and this is "dateline." [music playing] of their home when the doorbell rang. danny bounded up the steps to answer the door. and then the shots rang out. danny was hit. marc was shot in the abdomen. i saw my son holding his chest. i knew he wasn't going to make it. why daniel, out of all people? one of the sweetest kids i've ever met. her husband was rushed to the emergency room for surgery. i was just in total shock. you get a call that there's been another murder. correct. a man knocked on the door, said, are you marc angelucci? and he said yes, and then just started shooting. we weren't expecting to link up a murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. i just thought this is crazy. nobody's safe. i had a feeling that the person probably wanted me. it's personal. this was revenge. most assuredly, yes. that someone would come to my door and take my only child, it's unfathomable. hello, and welcome to "dateline." esther salas was a proud mother

andrea canning (voiceover): human bones. most interesting because family members told investigators that steven avery had built a bonfire hours after teresa had been at the yard that day. tom fassbender: it was a huge bonfire, flames going as high as the edge of the roof on the garage. was it all making sense to you? bone fragments-- - looking at the whole picture? absolutely. andrea canning (voiceover): and that picture came into sharper focus when fassbender's team found another clue, teresa's key inside avery's bedroom. tom fassbender: the toyota key with a little fob connector to it. this is huge. yes, it's huge. andrea canning (voiceover): especially when the crime lab later found avery's dna on it. it would become a highly controversial clue in this case. the evidence was stacking up against steven avery, and fassbender says that rav4 would later tell investigators one last thing. tom fassbender: we had tested the hood latch and found dna matching steven on the hood latch. andrea canning (voiceover): fassbender believe

i'm andrea canning.fter shele covlin died under suspicious circumstances, her family urged investigators to exhume her body and perform an autopsy. the medical examiner's chilling conclusion? shele was strangled to death. then the investigation stalled, and shele's loved ones feared the case would go unsolved. but they didn't know that even years later, authorities would have no intention of letting that happen. back now to "endgame." shele covlin had been found dead in her bathtub in december 2009. investigators have long believed her husband rod had killed her, but they didn't have enough evidence to prove it. then after nearly six years of slowly building a case, prosecutors finally became convinced they had enough to persuade a jury. in november 2015, shele's sister eve got word from the district attorney's office. she said, we're about to arrest rod covlin for the murder of shele covlin. so i started to get very emotional. and she says to me, are you ok? and i said, i've just been waiting a really l

andrea: gracias.cutiva de donald trump que pone fin a la ciudadanÍa por derecho de nacimiento para hijos de indocumentados. el juez de new hampshire produce este fallo luego de dos fallos similares la semana pasada. borja: dejarÁn de enviar venezolanos indocumentados a guantÁnamo?, quÉ pasa con aquellos que estÁn allÁ? un juez federal acaba de detener el envÍo de tres inmigrantes de esta naciÓn a la base naval de cuba. andrea: hablamos con un abogado de inmigraciÓn sobre este tema. gracias por acompaÑarnos. cuÁl es la razÓn del juez para detener el envÍo de inmigrantes? >> preocupaciones de violaciones de derechos humanos para personas que son enviados a guantÁnamo, y que no estÁ equipado para recibir a estas personas de inmigraciÓn. y que no tienen acceso a representaciÓn legal. esto no es una deportaciÓn, es un centro de inmigraciÓn de detenciÓn. es un proceso de corte de inmigraciÓn. es la preocupaciÓn que vio este juez. borja: ya anunciamos dos aviones militares con presos a guantÁnamo. quÉ va a p

andrea leÓn tiene lo Último .carolina del norte que se prepara para carreteras peligrosas y cortes de energÍa. los expertos dicen que podrÍan caer hasta 6 pulgadas de nieve en kentucky, donde algunas personas aÚn no tiene la energÍa despuÉs de las inundaciones de fin de semana que dejaron al menos 15 personas muertas. el sistema invernal convirtiÓ las carreteras en verdaderas pistas de hielo y provoca accidente, todo esto mientras crece la preocupaciÓn por la escasez de sal para tratar esas carteras. la ganadora de nueva york declarÓ una emergencia por la falta de sal de roca, algunos equipos ahora mezcla lo que les queda de suministro con arena. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: estamos haciendo lo mejor que podemos con lo que tenemos, dice uno de los alcaldes de ese estado. ¿por quÉ la escasez? uno de los factores serÍa que la producciÓn se redujo durante los inviernos anteriores, que fueron mÁs suaves, sin embargo, esta ha sido una de las temporadas con mÁs nieve en aÑos, en el oeste se prepara para avalanchas morta

andrea: este aumento nos sirve como una seÑal de alerta y andrea leÓn nos acompaÑa con los detalles que mencionan fue publicado hoy por la oficina de estadÍsticas del departamento de trabajo y se trata de una aceleraciÓn ligera pero inesperada por los economistas, que probablemente tenga consecuencias en los recortes de la tasa de interÉs de la reserva federal, segÚn una encuesta, economistas pronosticaban que la subida de precios seguirÍa en el 2.9% que se registrÓ en diciembre, sin embargo, este 3% de enero estÁ lejos de los peores registros de la pos pandemia cuando llegÓ al 9%, la buena noticia es que la mayorÍa de los funcionarios y economistas del sector privado espera que se reanude el descenso en los prÓximos meses, dicen que el costo de los alquileres se estÁ estabilizando y esperan que los precios de los seguros de automÓviles dejen de subir, aunque la polÍtica arancelaria de trump podrÍa elevar algunos precios en los Últimos meses, sobre todo en productos hechos con acero y aluminio importados, otros productos no se verÍan afectados y estamos pendientes de ver quÉ pasa con lo

andrea: muchÍsimas gracias.ado la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump que pretende bloquear la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento para los hijos de ciertos migrantes, la medida argumenta que esta orden es inconstitucional y que su sentencia permanecerÁ en vigor, a menos que sea levantada por un tribunal superior. la casa blanca limitÓ de manera indefinida su decisiÓn de excluir a periodistas de la agencia de la prensa asociada de los eventos del despacho oval y de la agencia presidencial por negarse a usar el nombre del golfo de amÉrica, en vez del golfo de mÉxico, la presidenta de mÉxico, claudia sheinbaum advierte que su gobierno no descarta presentar una demanda civil contra google si mantiene su postura sobre el cambio de nombre. fiscales generales de estados demÓcratas han demandado a elon musk y a su departamento por acceder a datos sensibles y ejercer un poder, segÚn ellos, limitado. elon musk ha recorrido agencias federales revisando los presupuestos y revisando los sistemas informÁticos, lo que segÚn esta deman

bienvenido a la "ediciÓn digital", le saluda andrea linares y paulina sodi. andrea: buenas tardes.n gaza no son liberados antes del sÁbado, todo el infierno se desatarÁ", son las palabras del presidente donald trump, mientras la frÁgil tregua del cese al fuego entre israel y hamÁs pende de un hilo. las negociaciones se han visto interrumpidas por la decisiÓn del grupo terrorista hamÁs de no liberar a los secuestrados. paulina: hay que destacar que la estrategia de donald trump va mucho mÁs allÁ. su plan para convertir casa en la riviera de medio oriente ha generado un apartamento con jordÁn y que rechaza cualquier desplazamiento de palestinos a su territorio. hoy el mandatario recibe hoy al rey abdala segundo de jordania. edwin pitti tiene lo mÁs reciente. edwin: buenas tardes. no es la primera vez que tambalea ese acuerdo para que halla un cese al fuego entre el grupo terrorista hamÁs e israel, ahora tenemos que dejar muy claro que hay una variable diferente en la fÓrmula, y esa variable se llama donald trump, quien ha sido muy claro de darle su apoyo al 100% israel, y tambiÉn usa

no one cares more than andrea mitchell. her work ethic, her extraordinary depth of experience and intelligence are a gift to our profession. and it is an honor for me to work by her side and to learn from her every single day. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. i'll see you tomorrow night on nbc news saturday. thank you for the privilege of your time. and andrea mitchell, thank you for the privilege of a lifetime of service. she's next. >> and right now on andrea mitchell reports president trump's plans to shake up the federal workforce hit legal roadblocks. but the impact is already being felt as aid programs are shut down around the world, including in asia. as japan's new prime minister meets with the president in the oval office for the first time today. among the workers still under threat, counterterrorism officials at the cia and fbi. as russia and china launch propaganda campaigns about those cutbacks in u.s. programs. i'll talk to former obama dhs secretary jeh johnson about that and trump, homela

andrea: este siniestro dejÓ al mundo con mÁs preguntas que respuestas de lo que pasÓ, andrea leÓn tienedrea: asÍ grabo este video justo despuÉs de que el aviÓn de delta acabara de cabezas despuÉs de tocar la pista en medio de una nevada y vientos de 40 millas por hora. >> habÍa una gran bola de fuego en el lado izquierdo del aviÓn y estaba bocabajo, afortunadamente todos estaban bien, despuÉs intentamos salir lo mÁs rÁpido posible, relata nelson, uno de los 76 pasajeros que iban a bordo. andrea: autoridades informan de inmediato el siniestro mientras en la pista los pasajeros eran evacuados rÁpidamente, 18 personas trasladadas a hospitales entre ellos un niÑo, en grave estado. >> no se perdieron vidas humanas y se debe a nuestros heroicos y entrenados profesionales, era operado con 80 personas a bordo entre pasajeros y tripulantes, una tormenta invernal afectÓ la pista pero se encontraba xhaka y no ser encontraban vientos cruzados al momento del aterrizaje. la junta de seguridad en el transporte dirige la investigaciÓn, estados unidos enviÓ un equipo para colaborar, se dice que los cora

andrea: momentos difÍciles para estas familias.en una ambulancia aÉrea, ademÁs varias personas heridas cuando hizo explosiÓn en tierra. vamos con argenis. reportero: buenas tardes. la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn (faa) continÚa investigando por quÉ esta ambulancia aÉrea se precipitÓ a tierra. >> muy lamentable. por aquÍ vivimos muchos hispanos. es muy lamentable. podrÍa estar cualquier conocido o familiar. reportero: el sentir de marÍa es el sentir de mucho. las autoridades informaron sobre esta investigaciÓn, una ambulancia aÉrea se precipitÓ a tierra con seis personas a bordo, incluÍa una niÑa que iba con un tratamiento mÉdico. la alcaldesa de philadelphia dice que, adicional a los que iba en la nave, una persona resultÓ muerta. mientras tanto otras que fueron heridas ya han sido de alta. el gobernador de pensilvania dicen que todos los recursos estÁn enfocado para ayudar a las vÍctimas de este accidente aÉreo. reportero: cuÁl es el rol del gobierno de mÉxico en esto? >> estÁ muy cerca de las familias, de las vÍctimas, brin

andrea: gracias.ones del tiempo para las prÓximas horas en una semana donde quizÁ muchos estamos planificando con los hijos de vacaciones en estos dÍas. nayarith, va a llover? nayarith: te cuento de que hay una pequeÑa probabilidad de que vaya a haber chubascos hacia porciones del norte y hacia la zona costera. ya hemos estado notando el ingreso de mayor rugosidad esta tarde y unos chubascos mÁs hacia el norte de california. en estos momentos el golden gate, la posibilidad de acompaÑarlos con temperaturas en los 55. justamente como les digo, las nubecitas pasarÁn por la regiÓn, para las prÓximas horas vamos a esperar que esas nubes nos den la mÁxima cobertura y a partir de la 1:00 de la maÑana notaremos chubascos ligeros. casi a las 3:00 de la maÑana y afectando por la 580. ya a partir de las 2:00 de la maÑana va a estar afectando hacia la zona costera, pero ya hay horarios de la tarde la situaciÓn se va a ir mejorando. mÁs adelante le tengo mÁs informaciÓn. andrea: gracias. continuando con mÁs inform

andrea: pedro rojas esta washington d.c.iÉn las reacciones que ya se estÁn generando ante esta noticia, adelante, buenas tardes. pedro: asÍ es, le salud entre una casa blanca que se prepara para recibir en los prÓximo minutos al primer ministro de la india quien viene hablar con trump en una reuniÓn y tendrÁ tambiÉn un evento de prensa mÁs adelante en las prÓximas horas. es importante decir lo que el presidente acaba de terminar de firmar las Órdenes ejecutivas en la oficina oval. lo que trata esta orden es que va a crear tarifas recÍprocas o aranceles recÍprocos con todos los paÍses que importan productos estados unidos asÍ como estados unidos tiene que pagar a los productores aranceles para llevar sus frutos a cualquiera estos paÍses. estados unidos busca cargar el mismo tipo de arancel a cualquier producto de los paÍses que venga ser comercializado. es importante decir que en la casa blanca dijo justamente cuando el presiente estaba firmando la orden ejecutiva, que se va hacer un estudio previo antes de imponer los nuevos

andrea: ¿se pueden llevar a un estudiante, aunque sea menor de edad?unque sea menor de edad, sí se lo pueden llevar. hemos visto instancias, por ejemplo, en la frontera en los años pasados donde han detenido a migrantes juveniles, menores de edad. por eso mismo tenemos que estar conscientes de nuestros derechos. andrea: y los agentes de inmigración abogado, última pregunta, ¿tienen una responsabilidad de informar a los padres o se lo pueden llevar así como así? hugo: tienen esa responsabilidad bajo la ley, igual dependiendo cuál estado, pero tienen un tiempo para hacerlo. durante ese espacio de tiempo, si los oficiales les dicen: "si cooperas te va a ir mejor, si cooperas te entregamos a tus padres". por eso necesitamos que nuestros jóvenes entiendan bien sus derechos y practiquen si ocurre algo así. andrea: entonces ya este joven sabe qué es lo que tiene que hacer y también los padres saben qué es lo que le tienen que enseñar a sus hijos en el caso de que esto lastimosamente llegue a pasar dentro de una escuela. >> y la tecnología también está jugando

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andrea. >> no, absolutely. i mean, questions like how would their retirement or their severance be calculated? >> what what pay level. >> would this eight months apply? i mean, it's a very technical thing. and there's nothing in the. >> in the. >> law that seems to indicate that they they. could the buyout is legal. so can first explain the impact of the federal buyouts on the intelligence community, which, you. >> know, the. >> first. >> time the cia, the. >> virtually the whole workforce was. asked to take the. buyout as well. and the impact on those who who say no. >> well, that's right, andrea, look, we don't know the full impact because it's not clear how many people at the cia, for example, are going to entertain and accept this buyout. but the larger impact, the message that it sends is we're trying to downsize the cia. and the result of this has been people who are eligible for retirement who are, in many cases, some of the most experienced. case officers and analysts in the intelligence community. many

i'm andrea canning.urdered on a new york city subway platform, a potential bombshell-- a new witness said he knew the truth, but could they get a judge to hear it? continuing with "tipping point," here's lester holt. lester holt (voiceover): the mystery of what happened on this subway platform so long ago took a new twist with a new witness named luis montero. this is a three-level subway station. lester holt (voiceover): montero had been in the subway station during the crime and told attorney ron kuby a story that backed up johnny hincapie's account of the night brian watkins was stabbed. montero establishes not only did johnny not participate in the attack, he could not have participated in the attack. and that's established by what luis saw from where we're standing. that's right. lester holt (voiceover): based on montero's story, kuby filed a motion for a new hearing. and 24 years after he went away, hincapie got his wish. a manhattan supreme court judge agreed to reopen the case. going out. "people

andrea. in fact, i obtained an internal fbi document today that said that they had identified 2400 january 6th cases open and closed, did that by going through the fbi's sentinel case management system, looking for names. so they identified 2400 cases. and that's a universe. i'm told of about 5000 fbi personnel. and that's not even everybody who worked on the cases. it's just the main participants. and then they. so they use that to send a questionnaire, a 12 question questionnaire to each of these people, asking them exactly what they did. so it looks like they're looking for, you know, they want the substance of what you did on these cases. so this is unprecedented in american history. we've been saying that a lot. but this is fbi agents being selected and apparently targeted because of a case that they worked on in many cases, were ordered to work on, were assigned to work on. and then the second remarkable thing, andrea, as you alluded to, is that bureau leadership is in open rebellion he

for now, back to dateli andrea canning: welcome back to "dateline." i'm andrea canning. mccluskey was stunned to learn her boyfriend lied about his name, age, and criminal past. he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland, once convicted of luring an underage girl online and attempted sex abuse. lauren quickly ended the relationship but was about to discover the real terror was just beginning. back to josh mankiewicz, with "lauren's promise." josh mankiewicz: after lauren mccluskey got her car back from her ex-boyfriend, her parents exhaled. they believed the university of utah police, who now knew lauren had broken up with a registered sex offender, would keep an eye out for melvin rowland, and lauren hoped rowland was out of her life. a flurry of texts suggested otherwise-- messages to lauren from people who identified themselves as rowland's friends. alex: they were like, oh, why didn't you do this to the big guy? he really loved you. now, he's upset. josh mankiewicz: the messages seem to be anonymous, but lauren and alex wondered if it was rowland disguising his numb

andrea: pero quÉ espanto.la interprete y solos? la verdad que muchas veces es difÍcil ponernos en los trabajos —— en los zapatos de esta mujer para poder comprenderla. andrea: vamos a terminar con una noticia mÁs alegre, mÁs feliz. ¿sabÍas que la mayorÍa de los hogares en estados unidos tienen al menos una mascota? si tÚ eres uno de esos afortunados entonces tienes que saber que hoy es el dÍa nacional de ama a tu mascota. quizÁ tienes perros, gatos o pÁjaros, dedicarle un poco de tiempo, de cariÑo porque te ayudan a aliviar ese estrÉs, tambiÉn puedes compartir fotos de tus mascotas en las redes sociales y pueden utilizar el #dianacionaldeamaatumascota. borja: eso me va a venir bien definitivamente. por cierto, hoy unas y cita muy especial, "premio lo nuestro", univisiÓn, unimÁs, galavisiÓn y vix se unen para traerte lo mejor de la mÚsica y el entretenimiento. [mÚsica] conductor: el alguacil del code

andrea: son bastantes personas que estÁn afirmando lo mismo.mos a la cita, y vivimos de primera mano cÓmo funcionan estas prÁcticas. cuÉntenos, quÉ paso? >>lo Único camino para poder solucionar tus problemas siempre es encontrarte aquÍ en la casa del seÑor. andrea: este jueves no te pierdas la tercera y Última parte del negocio de la fe, sÓlo por univisiÓn. maribel: caminos de la vida continÚa negando las acusaciones asegurando que sus servicios son ofrecidos de manera voluntaria. mencionaron que algunas personas que se hacen pasar por ellos que puedan causar confusiÓn. esta tarde le mostramos que paso. lo esperamos. antonio: y pendientes a los cambios que vienen en el tiempo porque la temperaturas hoy estÁn altas pero, en los prÓximo dÍas a bajar maribel: defender los derechos de los inmigrantes, es lo que se proponen activistas quien recorren comunidades para llegar a ellos y escucharlos. enrique gutiÉrrez tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con uno de esos activistas. enrique: son mÁs de 15 aÑos de activismo en lo que flor martÍnez se han converti

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i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. i'm andrea canning, and this is dateline on mynetwork-tv.e. what she had was charisma. [sirens] she said, i love you. in my heart, i knew those were her last words. andrea canning (voiceover): two sisters with a single purpose-- solve the mystery of their mother's death. we can't let this go. it's heartbreaking. andrea canning (voiceover): she left for hawaii, a new life with a new husband. but the sunny paradise soon grew dark. something was very wrong. it was horrible, being so helpless. andrea canning (voiceover): what was behind their mom's strange death? they set out together to discover the answer. and they were about to get some help from their mother herself. there was evidence she left for you to find. yes. andrea canning (voiceover): a possible clue hidden in an envelope marked "baby pictures." but tucked inside, a journal that painted a different picture entirely. i pulled out that envelope. and that was like, wow. andrea canning (voiceover): could t

i'm andrea canning.ast texas field. she was known only as lavender doe, a reference to her purple shirt. her true identity was a mystery, one that transfixed a team of amateur cold case sleuths. now a stunning confession was about to send their mission into overdrive. here's keith morrison with "the woman with no name." keith morrison (voiceover): it was hot that texas summer of 2018, the summer the dna doe volunteers spent hunkered down inside, staring at their computer screens, trying to identify lavender doe. but it hardly started when kevin lord got a call from lieutenant eddie hope. a young woman named felisha pearson had been reported missing by her family. she was last seen with a new boyfriend, who told them she left him, just went away. they spoke with her mother. and we learned there was a wooded area inside of longview that he had taken her to before. and that's where we found felisha. keith morrison (voiceover): murdered. there was no doubt about this victim's identity and no question who the

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i'm andrea canning.lice he came home to find his wife dead in their home gym, but police are about to discover new evidence that suggests otherwise. once again, here's dennis murphy with the beauty and the beast mystery. dennis murphy: it's funny in criminal investigations how sometimes things fall into your lap from the most unexpected places, and that's what happened in the middle of july, 2009. lisa had been dead for a couple of weeks. detective mike davis had been at his desk preparing subpoenas for the pattison case, when he took a call from the manager of a local burglar alarm company. he told the detective that one of his salesmen had just gotten off the phone with a customer, who'd had some questions about how his home video surveillance system worked. the customer was scott pattison. did the cops want to know something more about all of this? detective davis said, indeed they did, but then he explained how they'd been out to the pattison house and had checked out that video setup. and noticed wh

pasemos al reporte de mi compaÑera andrea igliozzi.o hubo puntos de chequeo. nosotros pasamos por la zona y en un punto de chequeo por parte de la patrulla de caminos. >> tenemos a los diu, estamos tratando de llamar a las personas que estÁn manejando bajo la influencia del alcohol y drogas. andrea: a su vez la policÍa a travÉs de un correo electrÓnico nos respondiÓ algo similar. y como esta agencia dice no estÁn involucrados. >> nosotros no estamos involucrados en operativos migratorios. andrea: es importante que antes de alarmarse mantenga la calma y verifique la agencia. >>la mayorÍa de las veces va a haber letreros, si los oficiales de comercio estÁn ahÍ ellos tienen sus uniformes azules, nosotros vamos a tener estos parches. andrea: recuerde que el centro de polÍticas de inmigrantes compilÓ una lista de redes de respuestas rÁpidas, organizaciones comunitarias que responden a emergencias como la aplicaciÓn de leyes de inmigraciÓn en todo el estado. >> yo creo que lo primero que estamos tratando de hacer educarnos para que se puedan

andrea, my diva. we all look forward to your further adventures at nbc, and i thank you personally for being my friend. and that is tonight's reidout all in starts now. >> good evening from washington dc. >> i'm michael steele in for chris hayes. >> donald trump's war on the government is intensifying. >> and he. >> has empowered the world's. >> richest man, elon. >> musk, to do. >> the job. musk and his minions are storming federal buildings and causing havoc. protesters are hitting the streets and gathering outside government buildings to. >> block musk's access and voice their outrage. today. >> house democrats arrived at the department of education. >> seeking a meeting. >> with employees. >> of musk's department. >> of government efficiency. but they were blocked from entering. it was at least. >> the. >> fourth time this week that members. >> of. >> congress were denied entry to a federal agency that they fund as elected officials, and americans are trying to figure out what to do to stop this c

andrea, thank you. we are going to miss you here on msnbc every day, but we are grateful that you will still be in the broader family and still help us all make sense of everything happening in the world. congratulations, andrea and best of luck on this next chapter. that does it for us this busy week. thank you so much for joining us. i'll see you back here on monday. same time, same place. for now i'm ana cabrera, reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >> good morning. 11 a.m. eastern, 8 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart, and we begin this hour with breaking news out of the fbi. this morning, the acting director of the fbi says he was forced to hand over the names of bureau employees who worked on cases related to the january 6th attack on the capitol. joining us now from the justice department, nbc's ken dilanian. ken, good morning. what have you learned? >> good morning jose. in a memo to the workforce that went out last night, acting fbi director brian driscoll

andrea was on vacation. it was pure andrea.n. how lucky am i to follow in her footsteps? thank you, dear andrea. wishing you all the best. and that'll do it for me. thanks for watching. tune in tomorrow to the sunday show. when nevada attorney general aaron ford joins me to discuss how he and other state leaders are trying to keep elon musk from accessing americans personal data. i'll also speak with congresswoman becca balint of the budget committee about what congressional democrats are planning to do to fight donald trump's agenda. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. follow us on instagram, tiktok and threads using the handle at. weekend. capehart and blue sky using@capehart.msnbc.com and catch clips of the show on youtube, but keep it here. eamon youtube, but keep it here. eamon is next a just a mystery. absolute mystery. keith morrison (voiceover): it was usually dark when he arrived. the women were alone, and he never knocked. that's when i realized somebody had been in the house. and she started to cr

andrea, thanks as always.chell, nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. all right. coming up on velshi, no surprise here. but as we mentioned, canada and mexico are retaliating against the united states after president trump implemented sweeping tariffs against the countries. senator chris van hollen, democrat of maryland, joins me to discuss it maryland, joins me to discuss it right after this. i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... —yeah? —yes! ...this year, we are finally updating our kitchen... ...doing subway tile in an ivory, or eggshell... —cream?... —maybe bone?... don't get me started on quartz. a big big island... you ever heard of a waterfall counter?... for everyone who talks about doing that thing, and, over there. but never does that thing... a sweet little breakfast nook. chase has financial guidance. let's see how you can start saving to make this happen. —really? —really? really. at home or in-person. you could also check out a chase money ski

andrea was on vacation. it was pure andrea. andrea, wishing you all the best. and that'll do it for me. thanks for watching. tune in tomorrow to the sunday show. when nevada attorney general aaron ford joins me to discuss how he and other state leaders are trying to keep elon musk from accessing americans personal data. i'll also speak with congresswoman becca balint of the budget committee about what congressional democrats are planning to do to fight donald trump's agenda. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. follow us on instagram, tiktok and threads using the handle at weekend capehart and blue sky using at capehart, dot, msnbc.com and catch clips of the show on youtube. but keep it here. ayman is next and live from new orleans. >> good evening everyone. tonight on ayman, ddos expands its grip on government, now tasked by the president to examine spending at the a membee armed services committee is here to discuss that and more. we're going to talk to

today, andrea marked the end of her show on msnbc. andrea mitchell reports.ople she has worked with and mentored in her 47 years at nbc news. i am proud to count myself in their number. i'm delighted to say she's staying in the family. she got a new gig as nbc news chief washington and chief foreign policy foreign policy correspondent, which is great news for us all. but mostly congratulations, andrea. i would not be who i am without help and guidance and inspiration from you. congratulations. well done. and godspeed, my friend. all right. that's going to do it for me for now. i'll see you again monday night, 9 p.m. now it's time for the last word with ali velshi. good evening. ali. >> she's still hitting the road this week. she was in panama last weekend with marco rubio. and, you know, i've traveled around the world with her a lot. we've covered a lot of the same types of things, and i sort of pride myself on not necessarily the smartest or best looking in the room, but i can work a lot. i can, i can,

she'd invited her coworkers like andrea. it was casual but she verbally told everyone at work, like, you should come. keith morrison: they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist. she was crazy, nice. [laughter] - crazy, nice. just spunky. just full of energy. she was a happy person. just laughed a lot and joked. keith morrison: their friendship was new. andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs, and marriages, and her three kids. the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous condition called hydrocephalus, which causes life threatening fluid build up of the brain. she talked about it a lot. - did she? - yeah. but i didn't get the impression that she felt burdened by any means. i felt like that was the cards that she was dealt. keith morrison: well, in fact she embraced the challenge, said ashley's mom, jenna, became a public advocate. she went to washington, d.c. in the fall of 2011 to speak before congress for funding for hydrocephalus. s

our andrea mitchell is there. >>> and the nba shocker being called one of the biggest blockbuster trades ever. why fans are stunned to see superstars luka doncic and anthony davis switching teams. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with hallie jackson. >>> good evening. we are coming on the air with scary moments for passengers on board a united flight from houston, which had to be evacuated before takeoff because of an engine problem. i want to show you here. passengers could see smoke and flames, look at that, before the windows, before being told to get off the plane. you saw some folks sliding out those emergency chutes that deploy. no one was hurt. and while statistically speaking commercial air travel is considered very safe, it is yet another incident putting passengers on edge. it comes as we're learning more about the victims of the deadly medical plane crash that sent fiery debris into northeast philly. and here in washington on that very same runway where that american airlines was regional plane was supposed to land wednesday, instead tonight family members gathering to

andrea marked the end of her show on msnbc. andrea mitchell reports.17 years on the air, she shared the moment with some of the many people she has worked with and mentored in her 47 years at nbc news. i am proud to count myself in their number. i'm delighted to say she's staying in the family. she got a new gig as nbc news chief washington and chief foreign policy foreign policy correspondent, which is great news for us all. but mostly congratulations, andrea. i would not be who i am without help and guidance and inspiration from you. congratulations! well done and godspeed, my friend. all right. that's going to do it for me for now. i'll see you again monday night, 9 p.m. now it's time for the last word with ali velshi. good evening. ali. >> you're still. hitting the road this week. she was in panama last weekend. >> with marco rubio. and, you know, i've traveled around. >> the world with her a lot. we've covered. >> a lot of the same types. >> of things, and i sort of pride. >> myself on. >> not necessarily the smartest or best looking. >> in the ro

andreas: good to see you too.h a tariffs story and the dislocations across markets around the world. dislocations you would like to take advantage of. andreas: i think we have seen lots of dislocations. i'm invested in some start ups and two have gone bust as a result of some of the executive orders signed by the president. it is very interesting. the world is changing. annmarie: there has been more than 70 exec of orders. -- executive orders. andreas: usaid. i was involved in water sanitation in the philippines. the other is a company that was featured in some marvel movies with their coffee machines. they were being produced in china. with the tariffs, that's it. annmarie: what opportunities do you think the tear headlines, executive orders, executive actions could lead to if on the other end you are dealing with busts? where are the opportunities? andreas: it is difficult to predict. there is so much going on. it's impossible to keep track of it. whatever announcements are made, within 24 hours they are rescind

how do you see the trump doctrine right now, andrea?pears to the world as might makes right in panama, canada, and you can argue that this is an opening bid and we've seen business in panama where i was last week and they upped it to u.s. naval ships have to sail for free and the panamanian president pushing back furiously and eventually saying that china's belt and road initiatives and other construction projects he would cancel, but he can't cancel the ports of the canal, and then upping it, as well, in canada. the 51st state issue is -- i talked to people in canada, this is helping the liberals who are behind -- and the conservatives to replace trudeau. there say backlash there. people are taking it seriously. in gaza, the food aid that was part of the ceasefire deal is being halted. the surge in food aid.. the president has floated the idea of owning gaza. within 45 minutes muhammad bin salman at 4:00 in the morning issued a statement flatly rejecting that. that is basically, we've killed what is the plan that the u.s. and netanyahu

over dei, the defense intelligence agency pausing black history month, pride month and more, and andrea mitchell in panama as marco rubio makes his first trip as secretary of state after president trump threatened to take control of the canal. good evening once again from washington. the ntsb has released an update. investigators have already started to interview air traffic controllers who were on duty at the time of the crash. this is after days of outside speculation whether there was proper control tower staffing at the time of the accident. officials revealing they have all of the black boxes from the stricken airliner and army black box helicopter. the faa is restricting helicopter flight corridors in dc's air space. 67 people died. teams await the arrival of heavy duty barge equipment. let's start tonight with tom costello. >> reporter: the black boxes from the regional jet and the blackhawk helicopter are at the ntsb lab in dc for a complete read out. >> we have a high level of confidence that we will get a full download in the near future. >> reporter: divers spent the day work