. - i am not craig. - guys, we're really not playing, okay? - w-w-what's the matter, fellas? are you n-ninjas or p-p-pussies? - we're twice the ninjas you fags are. - then fight us. - very well, clyde. ya! - i swore to never fight again. - we don't have a choice, kyle. just humor them. ki-ya! - ki-ya! - ♪ suba-ra-shi chin chin mono ♪ ♪ kintama no kame aru ♪ ♪ sore no oto saru bo bo, iye ♪ ♪ ninja ga imasuuuuuu ♪ ♪ hey, hey, let's go kenka suru ♪ ♪ taisetsu no mono protect my balls ♪ ♪ boku ga warui so let's fighting ♪ ♪ let's fighting love ♪ ♪ let's fighting love ♪ ♪ kono uta chotto baka ♪ ♪ wake ga wakaranai ♪ ♪ eigo ga mecha-kucha ♪ ♪ daijobu we do it all the time ♪ ♪ hey, hey, let's go kenka suru-- ♪ - wait. wait. wait. wait! wait! hold on a second. where's butters? - oh, no. butters! - butters! - oh, nice going, you assholes. you made us lose him. - lose who? - butters. he got a ninja star stuck in his eye, and we were taking him to the vet when you [bleeped] it all up. butters! - stuck in his eye? w

craig johnson.im earlier. >>> the disruptor 50 list was revealed this week investors are pushing down public and private stock valuations of the 50 firms that made the cut, eight are involved in fintech and crypto including the next guest that index is seeing volatility. we have peter smith with the latest it is timely to have him on. peter, i mean this with affection. you are an old hand at this business you have been around for years one of the early companies in the space. you have grown and learned and adapted. congratulations on making the list i'm sure people are asking you what the heck is going on? what is your answer? >> it is a real privilege to be in the top ten of the list we appreciate the honor. i think what is going on in the market is a washout of risk and leverage across the entire global market system you know, certainly in crypto, we felt that very keenly particularly the last few weeks. i think one of the changes i have been saying on cnbc for a long time is this is going to be a

ladies and gentlemen, craig shirley. thank you, of course, so i mentioned to craig before this started that reading this book led to like 93,000 questions, which i know we're not going to have time for because we want to make sure we have time for your questions as well. so we'll try and get through some of these and if we don't get to one that you want to hear we will take questions at the end. so as i mentioned you have a book on new kindred you have books on ronald reagan you have books on, you know, mary ball, washington. you have a book on 1941 and now you have a book on 1945. why did you not just write a book about world war two as a whole? attention. i don't think i know the answer is inspiration. one day. i just i just had this inspirational one day. there's been many many books written about world war two and they've been many many books written about december 7th. 1941. gordon pranks at dawn we slept is the standard by which every other book is mastered. it's a absolutely marvelous book, but nobody had ever rid

let's get started, ladies and gentlemen, craig shirley. [applause] >> thank you. >> of course. >> so, i mentioned to craig before this started that reading this book led to like 93,000 questions that i know we are not going to have time for. i want to make sure we have time for your questions as well. we will try to get through some of these and if we do not get to one that you want to hear we will take questions at the end. so, as i mentioned you have a book on newt gingrich, books on ronald reagan, you have books on mary ball washington. you have a book on 1941. and, now you have a book on 1945. why did you not just write a book about world war ii as a whole? >> that is a good question. i do not know if i know the answer. it was inspiration one day. i had this inspiration one day that there had been many books written about world war ii. there have been many books written about december 7th 1941. gordon prange's at dawn we slept, it is the standard by which every other book is measured. it is an absolutely marvelous book. nobody had ever

daniel craig will be here taking the colbert questionert. mr.s bond himself. >> james bond. >> stephen: folks folks, mother's day is just around the corner. also just around the corner? millions of adult sons asking their sisters if they can just throw their name on the card. and you know who else is thinking about mother's day gifts? goop guru, and ghost haunting your dentist's office... gwyneth paltrow. if you haven't gotten a gift for your mom yet, don't worry, because the goop mother's day gift guide is here to help. and something new with this year's release is that the guide is broken into four parts. because breaking it into smaller parts makes it easier to jam up there with your jade egg. the first section is -- some people have seen the gop guide before, evidently. the first section is kitchenware, and is titled "to the one who showed me how to slice, shuck, and spatchcock." wlang, gwyneth! this is cbs. we have to say "spatch-penis." >> makes it easier. makes it easier to grill. the kitchen section features pots and oven mitts, but also

thankfully, we set up an interview with craig. which we actually conducted right for this event tonight. so, if you do come back to see our world war ii exhibition, not only will you see in the interviews with our veterans playing in the galleries, you will see our interview with craig. craig is an informative and entertaining walking encyclopedia on world war ii. which makes me even more excited to bring him up here to discuss his book. let's get started, ladies and gentlemen, craig shirley. >> thank you. >> of course. >> so, i mentioned to craig before this started that reading this book led to like 93,000 questions that i know we are not going to have time for. i want to make sure we have time for your questions as well. we will try to get through some of these and if we do not get to one that you want to hear we will take questions at the end. so, as i mentioned you have a book on newt gingrich, books on ronald reagan, you have books on mary washington. you have a book on 1941. and, now you have a book on 1945. why did you not

and, daniel craig takes the colbert questionert. plus, stephen welcomes: matt walsh and musical guest joy oladokun. featuring jon batiste, and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey, hey. it's nice to be here. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: what's going on. good to see you, what's up, good to see you. thank you very much. how is that looking? thank you very much. welcome, welcome one and all. ( audience chanting "steven" ) please, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) first of all, let's start off with a-- a heartfelt happy cinco de mayo everybody. now, a lot of people mistakenly believe that today is mexican independence day. it's not. it's mexican st. patrick's day. ( laughter ) that's why we drink green margaritas. ( as a leprechaun) "ah, the luck of the mexicans. they're after me lucky burritos!" at the end of every rainbow say pot of sal

arthel: craig this is memorial day weekend. of silent prayer, bow their heads or a moment of silence to remember our fallen? >> here's what to tell everyone. we are a great nation we celebrate freedom of religion. we have the opportunity to excel at both mentally, physically, financially, emotionally and most importantly spiritually. we have those opportunities because we are a free nation. and we owe that freedom to all of those who serve and especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice. mike: a beautifully done craig morgan thank you so much for your time i look forward to your performance tonight, go get them. >> thank you. >> thank you syrup regrets that's all for this are fox news lyford fox news sunday with sandor smith and the chair is next. i'm like emmanuel don't forget the fallen and their families. and obviously the families and texas this weekend. happy memorial day, thank you for watching. ♪ so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. x i am sandra smith president biden visiting the mass shooting as the na

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. m craig melvin thank you fo >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i remember the night, was very dark. we pulled in to his home. it did have the feel of almost being in a bond movie. he had a lot going on. >> a millionaire computer genius living in paradise, and on the edge. >> i tried to cut his throat, but he just said, "do it". >> he takes the gun out, and he puts it to his said. the jungle started to infect him, almost like a virus. >> then came the mystery -- his neighbor suddenly found dead. >> there was blood all over the floor. everyone was crying. >> i said, no, it can't possibly happen. >> and the millionaire suddenly on the run, taunting authorities, launching a chase, an international hide and seek hunt. >> it seemed like it's fiction. it doesn't seem real. >> he may have eluded the police, but he did not elude us. >> so, neither you nor anybody representing you went over to greg faull's house and shot hi

craig johnson, we appreciate it.eekend for more stock screeners and other market insights, head to cnbc.com/pro. >>> let's take a look at bitcoin which has been swept up in the market volatility this year, down 38% but jpmorgan says to hold tight. the firm saying it expects at least 30% upside to bitcoin from where it is right now. and that is 26% lower in one month than it was at the start bitcoin's fair value is about 38,000, currently trading about 28,394 jpmorgan says there's little evidence that vc funding is drying up for the industry and that the bitcoin to gold vol ratio has declined modestly and that makes it attractive digital assets have replaced ra real estate as the firm's preferred asset class ahead of hedge funds. so will there be a crypto comeback oranother bitcoin winner tune in tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern for "crypto night in america. >>> ahead, a look at the week where the bulls took over. we'll be right back. >>> all right. to say it has beenan eventful week in the market is one of the great unde

. >> craig has made his wa >> craig melvin has made his bul way to buffalo and he joins us with the latest on that those that try to stop the gunman. >> good morning. buffalo is actually absolutely reeling this morning. stormed a grocery store behind me and gunned down as many black people as he could. folks who were doing their afternoon grocery shopping. we will learn more about those victims and we are learning about how and why. >> there are literally dead bodies out here. >> it is a racially motivated hate crime. police say the suspected gunman killed 10 people and wounded three others. 11 of the victims are black. >> this individual came here with the express purpose of taking as many black lives as he possibly could. >> the alleged shooter traveled from his home three hours away a day before the deadly rampage. he even conducted reconnaissance in this predominantly black neighborhood. afternoon he arrived in a afternoon he arrived in a tactical helmet and metal plated body arm tactical helmet and metal plate5 with an anti-black slur writ body armor carrying this ar-15 on the weapon.

that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> how far would you go? how long would you wait to get justice for a friend? >> he killed her. he needed to pay for it. >> they had been college roommates, super close. until that terrible night. >> the wounds could suggest rage at the victim. >> absolutely. who could have done it, her boyfriend? her ex? >> he was very obsessed with angie. >> the trail went cold for more than two decades. but she was sure she knew who the killer was, even got a private detective license to help prove it. >> i said, i'm a private investigator, and i need you to tell me where is the evidence, all of that. it wasn't well received at all. >> finally, the break they needed. >> we got the match. >> leading to one of the greatest twists of all time. >> it could not have shocked me more.? >> hello and welcome to "dateline. " when angie samota walked into a room, people noticed. pretty, vivacious, and outgoing

two record labels by the time i met craig.craig. i got accustomed to rejection. the gift that craig gave us made me document the confusion in my heart going why do these people love us so unconditionally? where does this come from? what does craig have that i don't have? >> martha: great conversation that we had. it's going to drop tomorrow, saturday, which we don't usually do. they usually come out thursday. it's special, coming out saturday. tune in for that. that is "the story" for this friday. "the story" goes on. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday. >> neil: all right. here's the bad news. we lost more ground in the stock market again. here's the good news. the week is over. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." what in the world was going on with stocks this incredibly volatile week? a week where we saw the day move up 1,000 points and fall 1,000 points and see major averages skidding and skidding again. with the dow's losses today and the nasdaq's losses, we're looking at levels that we have not seen fo

and that's the main thing, but then again, we're talking about people coming back to craig. we're talking about people coming back to find destruction in the channels that have been occupied by russia. have been freed by you, craig, and he's don't built this is just a simple example of that and to rebuild any to be a vision or rebuild that needs to be a plan like there was a marshall plan for europe. that must be a certain plans. we grant, they would go with the brussels because essentially, the situation we have come forward, we have started to devise, devise such a scheme as to how to win the crane and how much money is to be allocated to the okay. although writing a part of the, the case thing a big role as well, there is a whole team or british economist which is now locking crania specialist next, but to also devise a plan of becoming recovering, which would title. so the energy effect on the agriculture sector on the industrial and trading sectors. so what is being done? but of course, the gwinnett county cannot dedicate 100 percent off trying to dodge block mrs vessel

m craig melvin thank you fo >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline.lmost being in a bond movie. he had a lot going on. >> a millionaire computer genius living in paradise, and on the edge. >> i tried to cut his throat, but he just said, "do it". >> he takes the gun out, and he puts it to his said.

. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> we used to have a debate about who loved each other more. i love you more. no, i love you more. and sometimes i even go to sleep and i still say it, like, mom, i love you more. that's the kind of stuff you can't never forget. >> she was the single mom who kept him safe. she was also keeping a secret. >> she was really working for the cia. >> that's my understanding, yes. >> an undercover job handling classified documents but the real intrigue started when she went missing. >> i knew something was wrong. >> i didn't want to believe that this was actually a reality. >> we had concerns that there may be missing classified information. it could turn into an espionage investigation. >> espionage? was this some kind of international spy caper or maybe it was something closer to home? >> what we got was the information that would break this case wide open. >> the case of a cia mom. could a

. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> i couldn't believe it. the first thing out of my mouth was there's no way he did this. there's no way. they have the wrong guy. >> her mother was nearly killed by a bomb. >> i remember coming out to the truck, put in the key and then kaboom. the police told me this bomb was meant for you. >> they say to you who does not like you enough to try to kill you? >> i could think of no one. >> but police could. and if the target was a surprise, so was the suspect. >> whoa. it's you. >> but he claimed he was framed and a man named indian joe could prove it. even he admitted his story sounded crazy. >> if i was a guy out there watching "dateline, " i wouldn't believe this. this is like watching a tv show. >> you're telling us to go search for the one-armed man. >> yes. >> well, we found indian joe. >> that's all true? >> oh, yeah, that's all true. >> what else would we find? >> there's a mani

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> she was a phenomenal, amazing person. she loved those girls. they were sweet, little twins. her pride and joy. it's really hard. >> pretty, poised, perfect. her twins were her world. >> the three of them were a tight unit. she was all they had, they were all she had. >> and then came that awful day. >> these two, beautiful 16 -year-old girls had come home from school and found their mother murdered. >> they were rocking back and forth, traumatized, disturbed. >> what had the girls seen that day? could they provide a clue to help crack this case? >> the twins said nikki had a second boyfriend. >> two boyfriends? >> two boyfriends. >> jealousy, passion, revenge. >> she was fearful. she contacted the police. >> what's secrets might the twins reveal? >> terrifying. is it possible that this could happen? >> i was shaking, oh my gosh, oh my gosh. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to dateline. n

in macbeth. music man, daniel craig in macbeth-— music man, daniel craig in macbeth. . . ,, ., macbeth. the classics. good luck to them all but - macbeth. the classics. good luck to them all but nice - macbeth. the classics. good luck to them all but nice to i macbeth. the classics. good i luck to them all but nice to be talking at least on the upside of a broadway story for a change. lee, good to see you. thank you so much. it sounds like something out of a 1950s sci—fi horror film, a mysterious yellow slime, called the blob. it has no brain or nervous system, but it can make decisions, and even solve puzzles. now, scientists in belgium are allowing families to adopt a blob of their own. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. it looks a bit like scrambled eggs gone wrong, but this yellow substance is, in its own way, a scientific marvel. it is a mix so my seat, a type of slimy mould. but when it comes to the blob, it is easier to say what it isn't, rather than what it is. translation: the blob is neither _ what it is. translation: the blob is neither a _ what it is. translation: tue: blob is

i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. this is dateline. >> i'm here, in pain and so hurt, so sad. >> i would give anything for him to be here. >> they were new to college a newly in love, the whole world ahead of them. >> he grabs my chin and he pulls me up, and it gives me this magical case. >> their seeker romance will lead to something shattering when christian vanished. >> oh got. my young life went out the window. >> it was tense, we were nervous, we were scared. >> i'm starting to believe that there might be more to this than just a missing person. >> where was he? did someone have something to hide? >> there was blood under the car. >> a lover triangle. a circle of friends. was one of them a killer? >> this was planned. this was on purpose. >> how could you do something so horrific? >> hello, welcome to dateline. highschoolers, erica freeman -- i like three peas in a pod. after graduation, they even picked colleges in the same city. then one of them went missing. when last seen in a dangerou

craig templeton reports.l in helping everton get out of trouble. if they could spare their team onto another win, premier league survival would be secured. they got the start they were after. it looked like it was richarlison who shall score the opening goal, but it actually flipped off the chest of dominic calvert—lewin. when you haven't scored a league goal since august, it is always good to check when the ref checks it is yours. what looked like plain sailing then hit trouble, with this player coming through, another one during the experience of youth. was it a cross or was it a shot from yoane wissa? whatever it was, it ricocheted off the head of coleman, 1-1. but ricocheted off the head of coleman, 1—1. but everton were about to be handed a lifeline. with one of their players brought down in the box, a penalty. where everton's prayers answered? in a word, no. a frantic minute unfolded where this equaliser for brentford and rico henry sealed all three points. in moments of madness sealed up everton's day,

. >> craig, how do more guns if school keep our kids safe?ew than randy. >> for clarification, the house bill protection of children act passed after sandy hook call for voluntary decision making on local school districts that had a need, maybe no law enforcement in their community or low number of law enforcement that we're seeing now to be able to have some kind of protection plan on different campuses, et cetera. the confusion allowed employees, not just teachers. it's a stringent program with a big betting process. most of the school marshals are administrative support personnel. we have five and a half million students. about 35 to 40% of our staff is support personnel. we found through this program that we have support personnel in our school districts that have backgrounds in law enforcement and military experience that we have kind of worked out. we have worked through this issue for several years. it's just an option. it's a voluntary option for those districts that feel that need for them. we would nef want a teacher to do something

officer craig, we appreciate you being with us to lend your perspective. do you feel that your prepared to act in a situation like what happened here in uvalde or even in parkland, florida, at marjory stoneman douglas high school? >> you hope that an incident like that never occurs. we're talking about the unspeakable. but you do have to be prepared for the what-if. and i say it each and every day and that is where my head is at. i'm constantly, as i'm walking through the halls of the school, building relationships with students, that is my ultimate reason i'm there, is to protect them, to keep them safe, and so that they go home safely at the end of the day. so, i'm prepared to run towards any threat that comes towards the way of my students, absolutely. >> officer, it is obviously that you take your role as an sro very seriously. what do you want parents to know about the work do you, how you view what you do for their children? i imagine there is a lot of parents out there hearing about what happened here at the school and they may have some concerns. >

and that's the main thing, but then again, we're talking about people coming back to craig. we're talking about people coming back to find destruction ah, in the challenge that have been occupied by russia and how be free by you, craig, and he's don't built this is just a simple example of that. and to rebuild any to be a vision or rebuild that needs to be a plan like there was a marshall plan for europe. that must be a certain plans. we grant, they would go with the brussels because essentially the us situation. we have come forward and we have started to devise, devise such a scheme as to how to win the crane and how much money is to be allocated to the okay. although writing a part of the, the case thing a big role as well. there is a whole team or british economist which is now locking crania specialist next, but to also devise a plan of becoming recovering which would title, so the energy effect on the agriculture sector on the industrial and trading sectors. so what is being done? but of course, the gwinnett county folks cannot dedicate 100 percent off trying to dodge

craig, mr. higgins, mr. tonk oes, i inform the house that -- tongo, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the miller-meeks amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i inform the house that mr. nehls, i inform the house that mr. nehls will be voting yes on amendment number 28. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by dr. raul ruse ease -- dr. raul ruiz, i inform the house that mr. ruiz will vote no on the miller-meeks amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. stewart of utah, i inform the house that mr. stewart will vote yea on amendment number 28. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. peter defazio, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote no on the miller-meeks amendment. the spea

craig: the authorities do not have to do much.you look at the way that sales have been trending globally, with the exception here in europe, auto sales demand has been extremely strong. this has been a production constrained story. but to your point, we are seeing a little bit of support in more rural areas for electric vehicles. those are some of the places that arguably need a little more help, where it has been the megacities of where you do not need necessarily more subsidies. so, we will see a phase out -- the plan is still at the end of this year, in terms of national subsidies, but we will still keep it on a local level and a bit more targeted. there is a question of whether or not the phase out this year might also be reconsidered. we have seen rumblings of that recently. there's a question of whether or not that is really needed because we have seen strong uptick in china versus everywhere else in the world. guy: so, the long-lasting effect, we will see. craig, thank you very much. and european stocks have finished for th

i'm craig melvin.d sexual abuse, while attending the circle of hope school. during a call, she believed was monitored, actually informed her mom teresa, that she was being starved. teresa immediately hit the road to bring her daughter home, and alert the authorities. what happens next, we leave this distraught mother, stunned. back to keith morrison, with a broken circle. >> teresa tucker left her texas home before dawn, to reach her daughter school in missouri. actually she was sure was in trouble. teresa had never laid eyes on a circle of hope girls ranch before. >> when we pulled up, i was kind of just astonished, wow, this is, it really? >> she was so desperate to find actually safe, somewhere healing. she had sent her there on blind faith. she did not like what she saw. >> when ashley came, i seen her. she had lost so much weight, she looked very sick. so i hugged her. and told her we were going home. >> before they left said teresa, boyd householder handed her this document. >> i had to sign a pa

we have the founder, ceo, craig fuller.everyone is making it is only a matter of time supply issues abate? obviously it caught the federal reserve off-guard and maybe some of these ceos? >> good to be with us, unfortunately we're not going back to the way things were pre-covid. supply chain challenges are going to be something that we'll be contending with really for decades to come. we've enjoyed really unprecedented prosperity as a really the whole world has enjoyed it thanks to the united states, and what happened in the post-cold war world but with all the pressures on the global geopolitical system it means supply chains will be under constant pressure and constant disruptions for the foreseeable future. charles: diesel, now i have to ask you about diesel. hearing scuttlebutt how short supply it is. some parts of the nation seven bucks. there is talk in some regions we could run out of it. talk about gasoline all the time but diesel runs our businesses. how bad of a crisis is that? >> so diesel is a big issue for the t

i'm craig melvin.nant steve get lynn made a gruesome discovery. following the trail of an unmistakable order, he found a human tore through in a trash can outside her apartment. there was no little doubt lauren had been murdered and detectives were eager to talk to her inner circle. meanwhile, the police chief faced a heartbreaking task. here again is keith morrison. with the water. >> lauren giddings father was on the road to macon when he heard the terrible news. it was likely lauren whose body they found. and so he went to police headquarters to meet with now retired chief of police mike burns. >> he wanted to identify his daughter. we told him no. and then he was insistent he wanted to identify his daughter. so i cleared the room, told him that it wasn't chief to father. it was father to father. he didn't want identifier. i told him that's not the last way you want to remember your daughter. >> then chief burns told lawrence father what they found. and that he didn't need to see that. >> he just st

craig, thanks so much for your time today we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> craig johnson. >>> up nextoff 42% so far this year. so will its cost-cutting strategy help turn the stock around that is next don't forget, "power lunch" is now a podcast. you can listen to the whole show, past episodes as well, by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform do it. you will be pleased you did. (vo) everyone knows to get wireless savings, you need to be on a family pla- ...oh... (jane) with visible, i get unlimited data for as low as $25 a month. no family needed. (vo) i guess i spoke too soon. visible. single-line, unlimited data as low as $25 a month. >>> shares of uber down about 10% as the company hosts its annual shareholder meeting it comes one day after the ceo said the company will become laser focused on costs the change was first reported by deidrdre bosa and she joins us now. >> well, he spent most of his short remarks during that shareholder meeting talking about how uber has become more profitable on that adjusted ebitda basis how they're positioned to keep growing. there was only

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> no one is going to get murdered in my family, that is in the movies. who would want him dead? someone who came here with the intention to murder him. and then i'm thinking this person is still on the loose. are we safe? >> she was a southern belle. >> little lady, very fun, just someone you could have a good time with. >> and he was her longtime beau. >> he adored her and he adored her. >> united in life, divided in murder. >> this is nothing but green lights. and it's not good. >> she was with him that night, found bruise, and wrapped in duct date. >> he said if you say anything, i'll kill you. >> so what was the motive was it money or maybe revenge? >> there was a thick file of suspects. >> he could definitely have a laundry list of people who would want to kill him. >> but was his killer and enemy or a friend? >> those could be fighting worse for somebody. >> pretty strong words i c

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you wrote a song about craig. i want to play a little bit of that song. it's called "craig."is. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> martha: so craig, you reached out and said hey, i'm glad you showed up at church. >> yeah, i feel like god just blessed us and smiled on us when the hayes walked in to our lives. i feel like it's a friendship from heaven. just one that has been a blessing really to both of us. and to our families. so i have always been encouraged, strengthened, built up any time i hung out with walker. even before he was a believer. my deepest desire and heart was to come to faith in jesus. so when that happened, it blew me away. two versions of the song. one that he wrote as an unbeliever and one that he wrote after he became a christian. hearing both of them for me still blows me away. i'm stunned. >> martha: so you know, what do you think when you listen to that, walker, and you think about the old you, you had an addiction, which a lot of people watching this, either have had it themselves or knows somebody that had. what was the trigger for you? what changed? >> christ. his salvation

. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> out of the blue one day, you have a collect call from an inmate at sing sing correctional facility. like okay. >> do you think the system works? and we're going to beat this. we didn't. >> he's become my brother. i want to see him out. >> life was cheap that night in new york. two brutal murders just a half mile apart. >> here for a homicide crime scene. >> six people were convicted, including eric glisson. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> then divine intervention through a nun he called grandma. >> eric would say, "grandma, i think this all happening for a reason. " >> maybe a nun could help him get into heaven, but could she help him get out of prison? what she helped him do was get a lawyer, and together they hunted for the truth. >> this is the one case that has kept me up at night for six years. >> he says i know you're innocent, i know the guys who committ

w back to dateline >> welcome back to dateline, i'm craig melvin.ial for the murder of his wife since michelle. prosecutors argued that the software salesman killed his wife to get out of unhappy marriage. to bolster their case. called two of jason's lovers to the stand. of the extramarital of the fares. but the defensive star witness of their own. after five long years, jason young was about to break his silence. here again is keith morrison with silent witness. >> but the prosecution did not tell you. >> there's an art to the business of criminal defense and it would take a true artist to repaint the prosecutions dark portrait of jason young. so good defensive tierney do? to begin with, as he told the jury, he agreed with the prosecution. jason young was not a good husband. >> he acted at times like an immature jerk. but that does not make him a killer. >> that jewelry box in the bedroom, there is dna on it. the suspicious activity at the hotel? there was a fingerprint on that camera. and it was not jason young's. and it was not any forensic evide

that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. " >> how far would you go? how long would you wait to get justice for a friend? >> he killed her. he needed to pay for it. >> they had been college roommates, super close. until that terrible night. >> the wounds could suggest rage at the victim. >> absolutely. who could have

i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> my whole family is just heartbroken. we're all jealous of people walking around. the happiness in our life is been taken from us. >> they were high school sweethearts rearing five, strapping sense. >> it was a rowdy house, and our parents loved it. then that terrible light. >> she's got bad blood everywhere. everywhere. >> a mother murdered. but as shock set in, leads poured in. witnesses reported strangers lurking. a car speeding through the neighborhood. and there were footprints out behind the house. >> putting alarms on every door because somebody is out there. >> but detectives, they decided the killer wasn't out there, but inside the house. now, with one of their own under arrest, the family was furious. >> you see these people, this is love. this is belief. this is human being. please listen to us. >> then investigators rush to judgment. >> do you have any idea, beyond your own fevered imaginations that happened? you don't

when craig was a friend of milk's and worked with him during several campaigns. despite all the progressive changes made over the past few decades for human rights, craig says milk would be disappointed to see some of those feats. now in question of he would mean to disappoint that we've that back again with that indeed senator scott wiener also spoke about the current threat to reproductive rights has leaked opinion from the supreme court reveals that roe v wade may soon be overturned, but would hardly say if you are that eye. >> he would say number one, get out of the street, which we will do. number 2, you've got win elections. we have to win elections many years saying it's times like these that we need to remember what harvey's taught us in i think they're we know for a fact if and when they do roe v wade they will be coming for marriage equality next. and then if they want to come after we're going to put on more of a fight than we ever and we know how to organize and we know how to speak to harvey has revealed there are huge plans for this harvey milk plaz

craig? >> jo ling kent.ou. >>> busy morning in the weather department big mess out there. >> it is it is very gray in new york. it is going to be rainy to start the day. but we are going to is see a changes of bigger storms through the milt of the country. first into the northeast we have rain extending just west of boston to buffalo. includes new york city washington a bit gray this morning. heavy pocket os rain across new england as well. but really the middle of the country that is a focus later this afternoon and tonight especially in this area of dark orange we could see our strongest storms in more details, oklahoma city to wichita falls, we could see hail 2 inches or more in diameter that is about the size of golf balls. so that certainly could be damaging we also have the threat of significant tornados ef2 or stronger, as a line of storms will develop later this afternoon. this is across south central oklahoma into parts of texas as well and that is going to be the zone we'll watch for today and tomo

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craig, one phrase i have been hearing a lot from democrats. they are complaining we have a patchwork of state laws in relation to it. that's the whole point of america, to be a decentralized country. it's in the constitution. >> it is. the reserve clause. whatever powers are note enumerated in the constitution to the federal government are reserved to the states. you read this draft opinion. the supreme court is saying it's none of our business, it's the business of democracy where the people elect representatives who express their views with laws and policies. it would revert back to pre-1973. if people want a right to abortion they can convince the u.s. congress to pass a law. but they never had the votes there. so put different people into office. elect different people. or they can get state legislatures to pass the laws they want either pro viergd a right to the abortion or banning a restricted abortion. it's as simple as that. steve: we had a great conversation about this on the podcast. there are things that over time we have put into t

you craig calls on its allies to seize and handover russian assets. russia mosque state politically, economically, but also financial ukrainian, foreign minister was addressing g 7 foreign ministers meeting in germany, where the e. u has pledged an extra half a 1000000 euros in wetland spending. also on the program, north korea reports what it says is its 1st cove. it 19 death state tv says hundreds of thousands of.

we read them to just press once to craig. my daughter wants to she, julia, can you move with newkirk? smart, rich with the sort of look i had that regard that boys yet. there was they were in nearly daily leather as yet a little grey luca had that it's impossible just because of the war crimes dawning don't push. la kentucky look, look in a start dental. look around. yes. but the look janet is still looking and can competent debit. you know, if i wanted, what's a good fit to please this grass dumpster hobby of the proposals. but got that, is that not that school year fixed on both stores and wonder do creases, medical physician cochran was none so good as it it will be done. you meant to feel fussed, glen, you just gotta watch that. it's in alaska 0. when you know this, him, he said that they did it the last with ah, [000:00:00;00] a whole more when i was shown seemed wrong when i just don't know any world that he has to say out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds

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when craig was a friend of milk's and worked with him during several campaigns. despite all the progressive changes made over the past few decades for human rights, craig says milk would be disappointed to see some of those feats. now in question of he would be disappointed. that we've back again with that indeed senator scott wiener also spoke about the current threat to reproductive rights has leaked opinion from the supreme court reveals that roe v wade may soon be overturned, but would hardly say if you or your that i. >> he would say number one, get out of the street, which we will do. number 2, you've got win elections. we have to win elections many years saying it's times like these that we need to remember what harvey's taught us in i think they're we know for a fact if and when they do roe v wade they will be coming for marriage equality next. and then if they want to come after we're going to put on more of a fight than we ever and we know how to organize and we know how to speak out when banks to harvey has revealed. there are huge plans for this harve