and i just kept on running, and at some point, craig said, so, passed isaac over to craig, and i rans quite a busy road, and i just remember i ran right into the middle of the road, just waving my arms until someone would stop. this gentleman stopped, and he--i just, i feel for him because he had his two young girls in the car, and i just think of how traumatized they must have been to see us. the poor things were crying. and as craig said, we wanted to get to one of the closer hospitals but, but it was impossible. he was like going down the wrong side of the road, gunning it as fast as he could. it was, you know, and i was--any time we got to an intersection, i was screaming at everyone to get out of the way. and then we arrived at the hospital, and they took him immediately. and because i was injured, i was--i had a lot of cuts all over my body, they took me straight away to another part of the hospital, and that was the last time i saw isaac, was the doctors taking him one way and me the other. craig: so sarah and i agreed that i should stay with isaac, just so that isaac would kn

craig: do you want to stop? sarah: i'm okay. i'm okay. i do remember seeing this massive shard of glass sticking out of isaac's chest, right over the area of his heart. that's when i knew this was really, really serious. sarah: so, we were on the fourth floor, and i just ran down the stairs. there was glass everywhere. it was cutting into my feet. i didn't even realize at that time that i had a huge thing of glass sticking out of my face. just the adrenaline just kicked in because i didn't even feel that. and i just remember i was just screaming, "my baby. my baby. help my baby." and i think people--i mean, i just can't imagine what we looked like, you know, because i know we were covered from head to toe in blood, and he was crying, and i had glass out of my face. and i remember this woman, and she looked at us, and she screamed at the sight of us. and i just kept on running, and at some point, craig said, "let me ke isaac." so, i passed isaac over to craig, and i ran up to charles malek. and you know, charles malek is quite a busy road,

craig: post world war ii america, right around 1950.urbs, you have all these soldiers who returned, changed people. but you also had the beginnings of a kind of putting women back in their place. marie: there was a whole movement for what was called rosie go home, because the men were coming back from the war and women were expected to give up this new economic freedom and givehe jobs to men. craig: by about 1943, the war had shifted a lile bit. it looked like we might win at that point and so, there wasn't as much of a need to keep recruiting and keep getting new people in, no matter who they are. and so, it's within the military, starting around 1943 and 1944 that you start to see the really first aggressive crackdowns of gay people at the level of kind of the federal government. this was really, i think, when the mood turned and gay people started to feel that there was, you know, that openness of the early war was gone. and the question then was what would the post-war world be like? craig: gay people had become a lot more visible,

craig: now, there was nothing really remotely obscene in the magazine. they were just trying to, i think, stop it because it was an openly gay magazine itself. this was a big blow to "one," but at the same time, "one's" attitude is, "okay, why are we making this magazine? we're making this magazine to improve things. we're making this magazine to change the world, and we're making this magazine to try to fight this exact sort of repression and denial of our own sense of voice. and so, we're gonna fight this." lillian: "one" hired a lawyer by the name of eric julber, and eric julber took it all the way to the supreme court. now, the case was not heard orally before the supreme court but the justices read eric julber's petition and, incredibly, the supreme court agreed that "one" was not obscene, that homosexuals had the right to read, that the post office had to permit the mailing of "one" magazine. that was the very first time that the supreme court took a case that dealt with homosexuality and came down on our side. craig: this was a huge victory for ga

craig, thank you very much. >>> we have more to do here. we are just getting started on thursday when we come back, rising mortgage rates may spark trouble for home buyers, but one part of the real estate world is benefitting. >>> and president biden going after big oil and slamming profit margins as unacceptable and calling to boost supplies of gasoline as refineries are already maxed out. some ceos are meeting with secretary granholm today. >>> and elon musk's is saying two of his plants are turning into gigantic money furnaces we're back after this. me most re . for every customer. current, new, everyone. to show the love. think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. when it comes to cybersecurity, your money never stops working for you with merrill, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so

hoda and craig? >> anne thompson for us there on wall street.nk you. >>> meanwhile, we are learning more about a mass shooting in alabama last night, a gunman opening fire on a group meeting inside a church near birmingham. two people are dead. a third person is hurt and the suspect was taken into custody. nbc's sam brock has made it to the scene for us sam, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the vestavia hills police department said on its website that this community is rated at one of safest in alabama, a wonderful place to work and raise your family. it is a reminder, craig, that no community in america is impervious to this kind of gun violence after the community is trying to heal after horror at a house of worship. >> a small group meeting that might have been a monthly pot luck dinner at this episcopal church turned from fun to fate until a matter of seconds. thursday evening, gunfire through st. steins, two dead, one injured, in this quiet community shaken. >> we are getting reports of a possible active shooter. >> reporter:

let's see if that changes. >> do you hope it changes, craig? >> yes, i do.ld be nice to see justice served. unfortunately i have a feeling so many people are 100% biased one way or the other and they are not going to listen. >> do you think what we learned yesterday might change that, though? do you hold out any hope from what you learned yesterday? >> a few people may change their minds. i seriously doubt the die hard will. they don't seem to listen to reason. they still claim the hearings are a sham, they don't want to listen to people who were actually there who are telling their stories now. you know, how do you change people's minds that are completely made up? and unless something happened to their own family that doesn't seem like they're capable of changing their minds. >> do you think, craig, prosecutors might have their minds changed and say maybe there's more here and we need to move ahead? >> that would be nice to see. i have my doubts that it will, however. i would not want to be the attorney general right now making a decision that is going to

amy: craig steven wilder, this is pretty powerful stuff.re talking about here, i mean, it is just a story that some have known in this country, but -- and it certainly goes further than harvard -- but the story ofof harvard law school and its connection to the caribbean slave trade? if you can explain who the royall family are and the fact you've got this endowed chair, as well, at harvard law school named for them? >> you know, the royall family is a family, as the film points out, that traces back to antigua, an antiguan plantation family in the 18th century. they were moved to medford, massachusetts, just outside cambridge and boston, later in the century. isaac royall, jr., actually, on that farm, that small plantation, had some 60 enslaved people. and that's the family that eventually actually donates the land that helps to fund and begin the law professorship at harvard. i would point out that this is the story, actually, of professional education broadly. medical schools in the 18th century begin with the dissection and consumption o

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>> reporter: that is such a good question, craig.hat this means is that the sharks are closer to shore and they have always been there. we just didn't know it so the experts say it is unlikely we're going to see increase in number of shark attacks. but beware there is probably a shark right off here now >> kerry sanders thank you. >> -- >> all right what you got mr. roker >> well speaking of craig, take a look at this haboob. we've got -- >> wow out of your way more that one. >> i did but it was worth the trip. we've got this dust storm making its way across outside of phoenix, arizona we're watching this part of a storm system that is going to be developing we've got monsoonal moisture developing in fact we've got flood watches through the southwest. moisture streaming up, bringing about an inch or so. while it doesn't sound like a lot, it can cause flash flooding in these areas then as we move to the east we've got some flood watches out stretching from central new york all the way down into virginia as low pressure pushes away. we

and help you, craig, was all possible me. think ross life to the author and that it's of the non profit organization? palestine chronicle. ramsey buried many thanks for joining us on the program of the ukrainian representative as openly declared the will of his country to purchase is ready weapons. does it cause any reputational damage to the states given that israeli israel is an internationally acknowledged occupier? well, you would think it would, but sadly, it won't. because western media has made it very clear that ukraine and israel are both, somehow on the right side of history. in the case of israel, this is a country that stands to be, you know, carrying out this extremely long, military occupation of nearly 55 years. a state of apartheid, it's becoming more and more rooted by the day. and of course, the colonization of palestinian lead for 75 years. yet somehow there hasn't been a single sanctions that is, has been imposed in israel for throughout all these years. yet in the case of russia, we are looking at nearly

you get a free couch from craig's list. you unzip the cushion and inside is $36,000. she returned the money to the family who owned the couch. they didn't know the money was hidn't in there. to say thank you, they bought her a new refrigerator and gave her $2,000. honesty pays off. >> $2,000. not bad. >> cbs evening news is next from pennsylvania to arizona, at least 17 people killed and scores more injured nationwide. tonight, the new surveillance footage and an arrest in philadelphia of a man accused of using a ghost gun on a busy street. the latest on the war in ukraine -- the growing concern about a worldwide food crisis, as about 25 million tons of wheat sit rotting in a blocked port. this as the u.s. tries to seize these two private planes worth more than $400 million, owned by a russian

i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> this is dateline. >> you said, christy's been murdered. she was taken so soon and i was so violently. i couldn't stop shaking. >> a young teacher leaving for school murdered before she could get out the door. >> this was a horrific scene. >> it was a nightmare scene. she had christmas presents that she was taking to her students that day. >> i was petrified. i thought, who, why? >> we looked at suspects after suspect after suspect. >> the crime was a mystery for decades. >> we're still with no answer. >> this poor family, we thought, we might be able to solve this case. >> could cutting edge science yield a new clue. this was a huge lead. >> absolutely. this wasn't somebody they had a reason to look at or talk to before. >> he was here, he was here the all-time. >> you are literally talking to chris's killer. >> right. face to face. >> evil comes in all packages. it >> certainly does. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello, welcome to dateline. kristie morocco always knew she wanted to be a teacher. her enthusiasm showed. colleagues marvel that are way with kids, bu

craig? >> such a tragedy. morgan chesky in san antonio.nk you. >>> now to the ripple effect of the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade.tuturni. abortion is now illegal in seven states with more states working to enact their own bans and the biden administration is weighing its options. nbc's stephanie gosk, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. another day, another string of abortion rulings in state courts and the rules keep changes at least half a dozen states are set to enact new restrictions within the next few weeks. with all of the uncertainty. some women are turning to a solution they can get in the mail the abortion pill. pregnant women looking to get an abortion are navigating a shifting landscape the changes day to day, sometimes hour by hour in texas clinics remain open after judge temporarily blocked the state's ban. a law that could result in life in prison or a 400,000 dollar fine for doctors nine other states also facing legal challenges over restrictive laws for now ban currently enforced and tennessee and -

category1 officials craig napier and lloyd wilson follow footballers josh cavallo and jake daniels inr a long time. it has been a difficultjourney to get to this point. but over the last couple of years, it has become a lot easier. and i think that it is really important that people like me are willing to sit here and do this. i don't think this needs to be a news story, but i think, at the moment, it really does, because we need to see the climate change so that people do feel they can be their true self and live happily and comfortably in their own skin. and that needs to transcend into football. a little earlier, i spoke with footballer zac emerson from the lgbtq team hotscots, to get his reaction to this news it is quite a lot for the lgbtq unity to see people come out, especially in football and in scotland. as you can probably tell, a lot of uk premiership teams, they do pride events or something for pride, whereas a lot of scottish teams, they don't necessarily promote pride month, and you are probably aware it is pride month this month, and it is quite big to see someone come

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them becoming members, the nordic countries applied to join the alliance offer. russia invaded from craig and ukraine's president has called on the united nations to expel russia. let me as the lensky address the un security council, after russian missile strike and shopping center ukraine killed 18 people. moscow says it targeted a weapons. deborah, former white house aid as testified donald trump wanted to join his supporters during last year storming of the u. s. capital kathleen hutchison told a house committee, trump tried to grab the steering wheel of his limousine when his agents refused to take him to the capital. u. s. all parties have opened a criminal investigation after at least 50 migrants were found dead in an abundant truck in texas. the bodies were discovered in san antonio about children, 50 kilometers in the us mexico border. some people were found alive inside the truck, suffering heat, exhaustion. the white house, as human smugglers are to blame and is bound to crack down on the networks. the philippines media regulator has upheld an order to close the investigative ne

craig joins the table.aven't talked about much lately but monkeypox is back in the news. >> it is. there is growing concern over the alarming spread of monkeypox. cases increasing here in the united states. a group of european nations now ordering vaccines to stave off a wider outbreak. nbc's stephanie gosk joins us with the latest on monkeypox. good morning. >> good morning. the world health organization is very concerned about what it calls the quote, unusual spread of monkeypox. and next week it will hold an urgent meeting to determine if this virus is a public health emergency. >> reporter: mounting concern this morning as monkeypox is on the move. >> the virus is behaving unusually from how it used to behave in the past. >> reporter: in the u.s. now more than 70 cases in at least 17 states, according to the cdc. and the virus most commonly found in africa has been reported in 35 countries. they are meeting this morning to determine. >> reporter: in chicago where there are seven confirmed case, health o

i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this, is dateline. >> it is the hardest part, i can't help him. >> i am a mother, i fix stuff. this gave me a hard feeling. i cannot fix this. i can't bring him back. >> he is on the ground, in front of his vehicle. something is very wrong. >> it was devastating when they found him. >> oh my god. >> the single dad, so passionate about helping others. >> he was a selfless person. he just wanted to do what he could. >> so dedicated to his young daughter, siena. >> two peas in a pod. >> she loved being with her dad. >> she was every single thing to him, every single thing. >> for police, a puzzle. >> it was such an unusual murder, with a victim who scenic to have so no enemies. >> then the chilling, on camera clue. >> there is a figure. you see someone wearing a hoodie come out from the dark. >> yes, you get the goose bumps, the hairs on the back of your neck. >> a father, dead in the garage. who was behind? this >> i am thinking, what? >> it is mind-bl

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and so few craig was all possible means ramsey to route author. i'm the editor of the palestine. count for his violations. there's never really been any actual and meaningful steps taken to read legally, politically or morally accountable to the horrific crimes committed in palestine. but on the other hand, increasingly recognized as a state that stands out war crimes against the palestinians, even israel's own, for example. so you can get an idea here of how willing the so called international community, all right, on the side of the international community. how willing they are to give it all the margins and all the spaces to continue with their oppression of the screen. kind of understand how israel has always been treated as the field that we can operate within that political domain, unhindered and thinking that nobody is going to make any closer and closer to a state that we should be a pariah state. according to international law. well, the west tries to crisis on russia, the u. s. itself has been revealed as the country, the disk. and as, a

>> reporter: good morning, craig. battle over abortion is creating a remarkable back drop to this g-7 summit democrats, who were bracing for major losses in the midterms, see the abortion issue a a way to energize their voters and potentially hold on to more seats. president biden has directed his administration to protect access to things like contraception as you just heard and the abortion pill but look, he acknowledges his powers are really quite limited in this space. and before he left for you europe as you said the president did call on congress to make abortion legal at the federal level. that is something the democrats right now aren't even close to having enough votes for. the president is also urging voters to elect candidates who support abortion rights. message on abortion with other really pressing issues for voters like soaring inflation, high gas prices. and the reality check here, craig, it could take years for democrats to make abortion legal at the federal level again if it happens at all, craig. >>

cole's stepson, craig mulligan, has been detained for a minimum of 15 years.sible that logan had his life cut short in such tragic circumstances at the hands of those very people who should be there to protect him. for logan's father, ben, who stands beside me, today's sentence is welcome news. however, no amount ofjustice can bring logan back or compensate for the grief that continues to be felt. logan had been punished and beaten within the walls of his home. after testing positive for covid, he was locked in his room and made to face the wall. the final attack was so brutal, his injuries would normally be seen after a car crash. jocelyn sellen was a member of the jury. it's rare forjurors to speak publicly. she wanted people to know about the impact it had on them. you just keep going to what was happening for that child, and how he must have been suffering. to see the defendants... you know, there's only three people in that house who know what happened. who dealt the fatal blow, who decided to cover up the crime may never be known. all three still blame o

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i was looking at ocean's, and i figured the best man would go see you, craig, not stokeland, a cranium and it says forms showing pena loads of joined up raring for our fight. the spot warnings from the british government warnings not to go to ukraine, that they could be prosecuted for terrorism if they were todd, but missed the pin up was so full of spirit. i am here defending my family and adopted city brush has started this war. it's funded by russia and driven by russia, but we will fight them, make no mistake about that. this is my 9th war tour. death has been a part of my life for so long. you can't go into each day thinking you will be killed or injured. if this is not your conflict, you have no business volunteering to be in it. you know, we had people here in the united states, or we brought them to the united states who were captured on the battlefield in afghanistan, and pakistan, and toe. we treated them as, as mercenaries, which is what they were, they were non state combatants hostile combatants and they faced the full power of the law. and so if, if you're an american or

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ok, thank you for that, but it linda craig. i did of this chief political correspondent francis says he is deeply saddened by the yes or the mash shooting of the catholic church in nigeria. on sunday. the country's president mohammed who bob harry, is also condemned. the attack authorities have yet to report an official death told, but it's believed at least $21.00. people are dead after a group of gunman opened final worship. as marking the christian holiday pentecost, a religious celebration turned into a massacre. the assault at saint francis catholic church unfolded during the morning pentecost service. only a few lucky parishioners managed to escape unharmed. i wrong was before that side fought down. do us old man. i can look you were getting that mucus pro group. he's wound up place. i see in the wall, so i put one of my leg head. i fall over to the other side. that is high school. it these 2 children were killed in the attack. thankfully, the other injured youngsters were able to receive medical attention and time. i ran

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching.'m maria teresa kumar in for ayman. today, the conservative supreme court ruled that over 50% of the population has less writes today than we did yesterday. you heard that right. as stated by three dissenting liberal justices, breyer, kagan, and so tomorrow who wrote, whatever the exact scope of the coming laws, one result of today's decision is certain -- the curl tele-mental men's rights and of their status, as freeing equal citizens. yesterday, the constitution

i assume you're bullish on, craig?think ollie's is a good company to be buying right now it certainly looks like a bargain. $3.6 billion market cap company. margins have been stabled, slightly improving and from a technical setup i have a nice downturn reversal and we're moving back above the 50 and2 hun-day moving averages here and the next resistance level will come in at 7350. not bad when the stock's trading at 57 now and also putting a relative outperformance versus theship 500. >> sure. >> let's highlight what you're saying about energy here because we're starting to see a raft of bearish calls piling up to the sharp downward move, but you would still be a buyer here? >> absolutely, i would when i go back and look at long term charts on the energy sector, we are reversing five, ten-year downtrend reversals as i take an xle, weave had clearly overbought conditions lately, but it hasn't changed trend and in my world, unless we're changing trend i'll stick with the trend because it's the winner and i see relative ou

w back to dateline >> welcome back, i'm craig melville.d the army to put herself through college, but just days away from her graduation ceremony, she vanished. earlier maribel had called police to say she was in danger, and afraid for her life. what was it, or who was it, that had her so concerned? here again is josh mientkiewicz with mystery in orange county. >> guy by now posters blanketed the city of orange. maribel ramos was missing and her family was frantic. >> as soon as i got the call she didn't show up for her baseball game, i got the worst feeling in the world. >> putting himself out there with all the rest was maribel's roommate, k.c. joy. >> she's the only family i have. she was like my best friend. that's all. >> k.c. had moved from tennessee to southern california for a job. he had no family and few friends here. so he turned to maribel, and she was happy to include him. she even arranged for k.c. to tutor her niece in math. >> he seemed nice, respectful. he liked to be involved with the family and my aunt. >> he didn't have

kevin craig is ceo and found of p l. m. r. communications in edinburgh. ross grier is scottish green party politician, a member of the scottish parliament in london. and i am in doza is executive director of the henry jackson society. welcome to the program, kevin, for prime minister. he was the people to tell the chapter. move on, do you see it that same way? i think even somebody who tries to be as politically neutral as possible in this country has to say now it's going to be very difficult for the prime minister to move on. he may have won the vote of confidence last night about among pays. but look at this statistic in the house of commons in the british parliament, 211 of the 650 m pays. think that the prime minister is the right man to leave the country. and i know you can say when buy one is a win. but last night was a historically, exceptionally low level of support for a sitting conservative and hey, i don't think in reality with all the challenges coming ahead, the environment, the cost of living, the conflict in you it is going to be very diff

and help you, craig, with all possible means ramsey rudolph, and that is of the palestine chronicle. n g. a says the international community has fell to bringeth rounds to account for its violations. there's never really been any actual and meaningful steps taken to read in israel or to hold it legally, politically or morally accountable to the horrific crimes committed in palestine. but on the other hand, is being increasingly recognized as a state that stands violating human wides, carrying out war crimes against the palestinians, even israel's own human rights groups like be sailing for example. so you can get an idea here of how willing the so called international community, or rather the u. s. dominated side of the international community. how willing they are to give it all the margins and all the spaces to continue with their oppression of the palestinian people. of course ukraine kind of understand how israel has always been treated with this special status. the feel that we can operate within that political domain unhindered and thinking that nobody has given me any sort of

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i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> i was one of the last to suspect anything. even though you were hopeful, you knew as soon as you hung up the phone, you knew. how does anybody look at somebody drowning and not help him? how do you do that? >> a perfect husband. a perfect father. a perfect mystery. >> they found the boat. mike wasn't in it. >> we thought maybe he's had an accident. >> the thought is the alligators have eaten mike. >> but this lake was hiding more than gators. >> mike was the only hunter that has gone overboard in that lake that had never been found. >> something don't add up. >> people were saying, "well, i bet he ran off. " >> there have just been so many wild stories. >> two lovers share a secret. >> he had this desire to have her. >> there was an affair happening for years. >> they can choose each other. >> you're waiting for that crack. >> he was going to kill you to make you go away. >> obviously sh

craig, thank you very much.next guest, you were in that 50 now, 75 later camp. we obviously got the 75. looks like we'll get another 75. overall, though, how are you feeling about the fed's ability to whip inflation without teetering the economy -- you know, destroying the economy? >> i feel a lot better now charles that j powell has demonstrated he will respond to breaking data and more likely than he has in the past. >> charles: a lot of folks didn't have any confidence to begin with, so maybe restore is the wrong word. i think i agree with you. i was saying 75. i had legendary economists who were saying 50 all the way into the meeting. i was surprised about that. it is pretty clear if they want to control how people feel about inflation, you know, inflation expectations, they can't do it in baby steps. >> not now, i think not now. it is interesting. the press were speculating that the 75 would come, and people were saying where was that coming from? the consumer confidence had come out. >> charles: guess who

craig, though, is concerned about the future.birds that i'm monitoring is heartbreaking. i came here to monitor live birds, i take great pride in the work that i do, but it's rapidly becoming a major part of myjob to report dead birds. it's worrying times. now it's time for a look at the weather. the weather is starting to turn as we head towards the weekend. more cloud, scattered showers and perhaps some thunderstorms through the rest of today and into the evening hours and on the satellite picture you can see where it has been overcast earlier on. this band of showers moving further northwards. showers quite well scattered. plenty of dry weather, risk of thunder in the afternoon spreading northwards into parts of wales and possibly north west england. still very warm for some of us particular across central and northern england, mid to high 20s. especially western parts, temperatures closer to 20 celsius. tonight still some showers, clear spells developing in some areas but overall a fair amount of cloud and relate quite warm f

craig mulligan, who's ia, was also convicted of killing the little boy.ins some distressing details. a mother distraught, a son missing. he needs me. he needs warm clothes. he needs mum! but angharad williamson was desperate, not for him to be found, but to avoid being found out by the police. this is all my fault! logan mwangi was a playful, kind, caring little boy, his life cut short by those he trusted. his mother claimed the five—year—old had disappeared. she called the police. my son, my boy...not here. take a breath. i can't understand when you're crying. who's not there? my son. he's not here! 0k, take a breath. when did you see him last? she knew logan was already dead, after being attacked in the house his body had been dumped in a river by his stepfather and a teenage boy. the judge said williamson had never taken any responsibility or shown any remorse. her partner, john cole, was behind the ferocious attack. both were sentenced to life in prison. cole's stepson, craig mulligan, has been detained for a minimum of 15 years. it is incomprehensibl