colin's parents, craig and laura, embraced the chaos. this is craig, s sister, robbyn drew. clearly they like being player in this. they were enjoying this? seven. kids >> dad craig worked as a computer programmer and spent time entering kids at his church. >> craig is an outwardly personable person. you meet craig rideout, your like. him >> paul tucci, better known as "pj", was craig rideout's best friend. his pj was there when craig fell in love with laura. >> laura is compassionate, she's also really intelligent. she double majored in physics and english. >> as for the rideout kids, they were smart like their parents. hardworking, articulate. but while they thrived, family life took a toll on craig and laura's marriage. laura had been on bed rest for some of her pregnancies. and money was tight. >> it circles i back i believe to some financial hardships. >> it's understandable, seven children, bills. >> yeah. >> these are real life -- >> real life issues. >> craig and laura separated in 2014. craig took it really hard. >> he said i sent an email to me saying, well, it loo

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craig: that is absurd. roe allowed for third trimester abortions only in the case of the life of the mother. which you said that you are for. reproductive rights, freedom, when did the republican party become the party of telling people what they can do in their doctors offices? if you are for freedom and individual liberty, you have to be for reproductive rights. i will always trust a woman and her family to make this decision more than a politician, and your comments about my position really reflect why no politician should be able to have any say in this at all. moderator: tyler, a few more seconds. mr. kistner: there's nothing else to say about this. moderator: we are now getting towards the end. it has been a lively, spirited conversation, so let's move into the closing comments. each will have 2:00, and tyler, we start with you. mr. kistner: marie, thank you so much for this wonderful opportunity. it got a little fun at times, and a special thank you to all the regional chambers. thank you for all of

craig: that is absurd. roe allowed for third trimester abortions only in the case of the life of the mother. which you said that you are for. reproductive rights, freedom, when did the republican party become the party of telling people what they can do in their doctors offices? if you are for freedom and individual liberty, you have to be for reproductive rights. i will always trust a woman and her family to make this decision more than a politician, and your comments about my position really reflect why no politician should be able to have any say in this at all. moderator: tyler, a few more seconds. mr. kistner: there's nothing else to say about this. moderator: we are now getting towards the end. it has been a lively, spirited conversation, so let's move into the closing comments. each will have 2:00, and tyler, we start with you. mr. kistner: marie, thank you so much for this wonderful opportunity. it got a little fun at times, and a special thank you to all the regional chambers. thank you for all of

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professor at the university, craig mark, a professor on the faculty of international studies.emen, welcome to the program. just how controversial are japan's military spending plans for the next year? we've heard a lot about this $43 billion figure, the highest ever, just over 1% of g.d.b. but hang on. previous administrations have tended to keep defense spending around the 1% g.d.p. mark. what's so remarkable about this budget? >> well, 1% had been, what one would call the defense line for many people, acceptance. this was thought to be a rain that shouldn't be crossed. but you know, with this very strong aggression that we're getting from china, and also from north korea, which in my opinion is virtually china, as north korea's big daddy is china, and seeing what's happening in europe as well, i think it's very, very clear, along with the fact that during the days of trump, you know, there's been a lot of, i should say, awareness about, you know, increasing japan's defense spending. so i wouldn't be surprised, you know, if it goes well, easily beyond 1%. certainly targeting

craig was monday speech enough to restore public faith in the prime minister's government. there was a pole in the asahi newspaper on monday that showed that disapproval for cash. it us administration was as high as 50 percent of his government recover from something like that. what's done more damage to the prime minister inflation of the week in the state of the economy that this year was talking about then, or his parties links to the unification church. the controversy of a sions obeys funeral. i think the unification, church revelations in the white cushions are by dissemination. and the funeral itself has seen the big drop in the critical writing for progress. the case is government. people already a bit concerned about inflation even before the july election, which saw the ruling party fairly comfortably returned. but the revelations of the unification church links to at least half of the diet members in the l. d. p . that has been a huge shock and it has really reverberated throughout the media and political environment of japan. so, and that's why mr. kesha that to

as jeris, craig was saying the speech was known about defense on monday. what did you make of of the speech? perhaps more importantly, what will the public have made of it? he said that his number one priority was to revitalize the economy and you and i've been talking on television for a very long time about about the japanese economy. how many prime ministers before him have said that? can it be done or his policies, the right ones to do it? well, it be pretty difficult on the reason for it being is that he does have what we call the golden 3 years. in other words, he doesn't have any obstacles such as the elections for next 3 or so he could basically touch on structural transition the show. but i am not sure if he can actually do that. of course, you know, he can talk about, as craig was saying about trying to increase the inbound tourism maybe increase 5 turning in or so. but right now we have a very big headache right in front of us, which is inflation or fear are still compared to us, which is above 8 percent. you're more than that. japan is only 2 p

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princess anne filling in for her late mother made craig a companion of the order of st.the fictional james bond already holds. the late queen had named craig to the order, but she died before she could make it official. pretty soon, sir daniel craig. that's "nightline." watch all our full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this:

craig, thanks for our of weeks ago. craig, thanks for your analysis- _ of weeks ago. for your analysis. as we _ of weeks ago. craig, thanks for your analysis. as we were - your analysis. as we were saying, all eyes will be on the official employment numbers in the united states for september. a weak month for jobs growth will further stoke fears the us might be heading for a recession. fears the us might be heading fora recession. but fears the us might be heading for a recession. but a strong number could mean even more aggressive interest rate rises from the us federal reserve chair. its central bank. michelle fleury in new york reports. this friday's us monthlyjobs report is of outsized importance given that it is one of the data points held in america's central bank decided to do next in its against inflation. what do we expect? us employers are likely to have created 250,000 new jobs in september. if correct, that would be the lowest monthlyjobs gain since december 2020. monthlyjobs gain since december2020. but monthlyjobs gain since december 2020. but it is stil

host: we are with craig fugate. if you want to talk about hurricane ian and hurricane recovery and response efforts, it is (202) 748-8001 for mountain and specific -- specific zones. (202) 748-8000 for eastern zones and if you have been impacted by hurricane ian, it is (202) 748-8002. caller: i watched constantly to see if i had to evacuate and i knew i didn't. the spaghetti box, to a point but if you watch it closely, you know it is gone -- you know the woman who says ron desantis should be sued for not doing an evacuation. get out of florida if you don't like it because he -- did a great job and that was a terrible statement right now to do at this time. you can do the preciseness of where this is coming. i think you for taking my call -- thank you for taking my call. host: any thoughts? guest: when you are dealing with these -- i worked in florida for hurricanes. there is a lot of opinions about what has happened and when you have been impacted, i won't try to say that that is not what happened. it is important t

craig irwin “oins me result. what a day. craig irwin joins me from _ result. what a day.ns me from the _ result. what a day. craig irwin joins me from the foreign - joins me from the foreign exchange firm. we say this all the time, markets like certainty they are getting done at that in the uk right now? whatjeremy hunt did last week was provide a little more reassurance we would not be diving into the debt markets but that is all he has managed to do so far and that's a big task in itself, he has stabilised and unwind some of the damage done by his predecessor a few weeks ago and now we at at —— are a point with enormous uncertainty, the economic is looking as if it is heading into recession, the question is how deep, uncertainty about inflation and interest rates with inflation at 10% and is now political uncertainty, does make life difficult those looking to invest in the uk.- difficult those looking to invest in the uk. where is the money right — invest in the uk. where is the money right going, _ invest in the uk. where is the money right going, one - invest in the u

craig: thank you so much of, thank you to the dakota county regional chamber of commerce. let me extend my condolences to the friends and family of paula overby. it has been a pleasure to represent minnesota in these last two terms in congress. i ran for people like jody and dave who are paying thousands of dollars every month for her insulin. i ran for katie's lythgoe whose son died after -- serving as a police officer and she could not get access to the benefits she deserved. i work for the lives of the people in these -- in this district. my opponent opposed efforts to lower drug prices. big pharma thanked him for that. he opposed renewable energy and big oil thanked him for that. he refused to -- abortions at the federal level, and he was thanked for that. i'm honored to represent the people of minnesota. mr. kistner: i want to thank you for posting -- hosting the only debate in the second congressional eagle. -- cycle. i am but one sitting here and suffering from the last two years of y

. >> thanks nbc's -- now, i want to bring in former fema administrator, craig -- craig, we last had the opportunity to talk on friday evening. since then, obviously, the scale of the devastation left by hurricane ian continues to rise. we're seeing more and more imagery of what happens. what strikes see the most about where things stand this morning? >> well, it's what i've seen before. we had so much rain, i think that's the thing people forgot. this wasn't just a coastal storm. we're still getting all of that water moving through areas that are flooding. as you pointed out at the hospital story, it's amazing how much things like hospitals have been on the water system. this is something that fema and the corps of engineers and local officials are looking at what is going to take to get the systems back up, power restored in these areas. i think the other thing people are starting to look at is going to be, do i have insurance? how do i rebuilt? what are my options? we know a lot of people didn't have flood insurance, this is going to be a very large, uninsured lost asked. are you alre

princess anne presenting craig with the order of st. michael and st. george.e picture, saying, "we've been expecting you." it's the honor held by james bond. it was from queen elizabeth before she died. he's just getting it now. they met while shootin new at 67 news i-team a new report means67 new trouble for the embattled santa clara county sheriff and her corruption trial. did she shut down an internal affairs investigation plus a murder conviction for a missing woman cal poly student kristen smart more than a quarter century after she disappeared also. harry anderson, yes. i have a warrant for your arrest. three weeks to election day and east bay congressman eric swalwell out this ad hoping to unify democrats around one issue. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. guys, i don't feel right. okay. i want to see the doctor this. santa clara county failed to protect this inmate going through a mental health crisis and paid his family 10 million dollars for the brain damage. he suffered now a stunning report has come ou

i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> i tell people it's the miracle of facebook. >> all i did was put just one sentence. one sentence. >> it's not often that you get to be a hero. >> i got halfway through this again and went, oh my god. >> the murder happened in seconds. >> onewas coming straight for me with a gun leveled at us. i never ran so fast in my life. >> the truth took decades. i said, you know what, give me a lie detector tests. >> i never believed it for one minute. never. >> did someone have it all wrong. were innocent men in prison for a murder they did not commit? a 22 year mystery until facebook helped old friends find each other and justice. >> did you ever imagine you would actually cause such a thing? >> not in 1 million years. >> together they uncovered an almost unbelievable truth -- >> it all made sense. none of us knew what happened that nice night. this all made sense. >> somebody seen it. somebody knew. >> all rise. >> now, they just had to

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> a fire chief murdered. his wife, the only witness. this detective knew them both. >> she started telling me about a man coming into their home and shooting keith. >> her job now? solve this crime. and clue number one, was a doozy. >> she said that after his shot, he turned to her and said, i'm sorry ma'am. >> i'm sorry? a killer who apologized? and that was just the start. the gun, stashed in a drier. a man's glove but whose dna? a woman with a whole lot to reveal. >> she tossed her talk to me. >> she just ripped it off? >> i was shocked! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to dateline. keith bryan was a devoted fire chief who spent his career helping those in trouble. the local here you had a job of his dreams, and a life he adored. but then in one night, a gunshot shattered their life. and expose the secrets at the heart of a complicated crime. here's andrea canning with mystery in mustang. >> just about 20 miles sout

. >> that is all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melville, thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> i had a friend from high school had put something on my facebook. diana is one of my oldest friends. i just fell apart. >> i couldn't believe. it is still does seem real to me. >> the wedding was in the woods. >> a really nice, outdoor, forrest wedding. >> a few years later, the marriage was in shambles. >> she wanted to have a clean divorce. >> then a call out of the blue. >> they were going to meet? >> yes. >> followed by a shot. >> the meeting was set up for someone to hit her. >> did they find the shooter? >> no. >> just vanished? >> vanished. >> who was this mystery man on a midnight mission? >> he brought everything that you would need to murder someone. >> turns out it was a gunman police. and maybe even you already know. >> i had seen the dateline previously. >> someone was hiding a secret. >> where is their smoke, there is fire. >> someone else couldn't keep one. >> she just started crying and said, it's all tru

i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching! watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> jodi became travis's drug. he very much recognized how bad she was for him. but she kept showing up in his life, and just like a drug addict he kept letting her right back in the door. >> her trial riveted the country. >> we the jury find the defendant as to count one, first degree murder, guilty. >> jodi arias, who brutally murdered her lover, was facing a possible death sentence. >> did he ever think that she would do what she did? who would think that? >> it was a steamy story of sex. >> we'd hang out, we'd have sex. >> lies. >> she's able to tell a lie. she believes the lie. >> and murder. >> he attacked me and i defended myself. >> after one of the most sensational and bizarre trials ever, hear the chilling details from her friends. >> did you see any cuts on her? >> tiny. little cuts. >> and his. >> he was very afraid of her. but every time he tried to break things off with jodi she'd threat

actor daniel craig this evening and the message from the royal family right out of bond. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. that deadly plane crash in ohio, the small plane into a car dealership. >>> also, the verdicts just in in the kristin smart case that made national headlines. the verdicts now for a son and a father. >>> but we begin with the freeze warnings and alert for 90 million americans at this hour. half of the country, from texas all the way up into the northeast. 24 states by the morning. wind chills plunging from florida all the way up the i-95 corridor. and record cold possible for the south. up to three dozen record lows could be set. the first big snow already in fort wayne, indiana. more than a foot of snow in wisconsin and michigan. weighing down power lines, taking out power, plunging drivers into the dark. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off tonight, timing it out for you. >> reporter: hi, david. so many issues when you get this kind of cold this early in the season, not to mention, it's a shoc

princess anne filling in for her late mother made craig a companion of the order of st. michael and st. george, an honor the fictional james bond already holds. the late queen had named craig to the order, but she died before she could make it official. pretty soon, sir daniel craig. that's "nightline." watch all our full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you take dofetilide. taking dov

let's bring in the article's co-author, craig whitlock. craig, thanks so much. branches of the military to get this through the freedom of information act what was the rationale for those parties keeping it private in the first place? >> well, there wasn't much of a good rationale, shep they just didn't want the public to know about it it's important to underline the documents we did obtain as a result of suing the government, these aren't classified records. they're records that a judge decided finally should be made public and, you know, the government just said they didn't think there was much of a public interest in knowing that retired generals and admirals have these high-paying jobs with foreign governments. we of course disagree that the public very much ought to know who these people are working for, what they're doing, how much they're getting paid. but this is the first time anybody's been able to get their arms around how common this practice is over the last several years. >> you reported the obvious, that the murder of jamal khashoggi and the chopp

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now, back to dateline. >> welcome back to dateline, i'm craig melvin.d died from a single gunshot to the head, her death ruled a suicide, but the file was now in the hands of dan nash, and to him, the details were not adding up. he believed needs lisa had been murdered and that her husband brad, was the trigger man. now nash was about to pay him a visit and the already fractured family would be torn apart once again here is keith morrison, with a crack in everything. >> probably everybody at buffalo, missouri knew that brad jennings the apparent grieving husband was now a murder suspect. everybody waiting for something to happen. and in july 2007, seven months after lisa's death, it did. >> about a mile from his house and two or three highway patrol officers stopped him and arrested him. took him to the county jail. >> what did you think? >> i thought they made one of the worst mistakes i had ever heard of. >> later we were told there were people around that knew it was going to happen. >> people like lisa's sister sean who went to the highway patrol in

craig was our previous guest. anything else?h i was wondering if russia also had a lot of people in moscow and sing petersburg and i was wondering if the same thing was happening there with a lot of military advisers from that country. host: all right, going to perry and california. good morning, republican line. caller: yes thank you very much i wanted to say this, we give aliens of dollars ukraine and i feel sorry for those people as well but we have got a lot of homeless in america for one thing. the other thing is, there's no accountability over the money. politicians, are they skimming off the top of these billions of dollars? what's going on here? host: in terms of accountability what do you mean? caller: they don't seem to know where the money is going. we've been doing this for years, giving money to other countries. i think the politicians are taking their share of it because i don't think americans even know where the money is going. host: ok to bob on the independent line. arlington, texas. caller: my question simply

thank you for being with us today, craig. it is my understanding that you are in gainesville, you're on the phone because there is spotty internet service out there. i'm wondering if you can just start by bringing our viewers into what people on the ground are dealing with. >> well, what people are dealing with on the ground is exactly what you heard on sanibel island. it varies across the area, some areas are getting power back up, some areas were getting water back up. the lee county coast area, up into charlotte county, they have the brunt of the storm surge and then inland flooding. they are still not able to get it back up, that is why they are getting them into these shelters on the mainland, getting the basic services, and then the next step is getting fema assistance to provide temporary housing for those who don't have a place to go back home to. >> we know that president biden has approved disaster declarations in three states and puerto rico. people in these states and territories can't start applying for aid to fe

what's your take, craig?this is a buyer beware stock at this point in time if you look at the longer term kind of weekly chart, it is a distributional top that has been made here in lam research. you clearly have got some fresh challenges with the u.s. putting new curbs on china technology, and you're also seeing disappointing earnings coming through. really it has stoked concerns that there's going to be further downside here in the semiconductor space, so as i look at this name, it's sort of a poor risk/reward at this point in time. any sort of break bloat 295 level is going to leave support at 225, contessa, so this is one i've got to pan at this point in time and wait to try to find some identifiable support because one doesn't win trying to catch the falling knife. >> let me ask you about stock markets today here, craig. you've got the dow jones -- the dow actually sort of falling in this range of 380 to 400, 410 or so what's happening with the markets, and what do you think we're looking at starting nex

>> yes, my name is craig johnson. >> clerk: okay, go ahead and please proceed. >> caller: i'm craig johnson i'm director of the tip academy with base. [indiscernible] i want to recommend that jabari jackson be restated in the position with the reentry council. along with supervisors we could not this would not have been made possible. we currently have 60 people in our program and they're all doing well. and i just want to thank you for that and i want to make sure that we endorse jabai and let him know that we have his back and support him 100%. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> speaker: supervisors, we need to look at the reentry council from the point of wrap around services. candidates like mitch mccoy, highlights what a good candidate can bring to the reentry council. reentry candidates should get career jobs and we have to look at the services mostly issues. we used to have one, the mayor office of criminal justice which was deactivated. reentry council has to be upgraded who can be deliver restoretive that have been used and shown to provide results. so the same always of mic

craig h.en foundation and robin is in ann arbor, michigan, at the university of oregon with more on what we're going to see in just a bit, robin, good morning. >> go, big blue. oh, my gosh, from the home of the wolverines. i'm here because the life of one incredible man is about to change and he's already changed so many lives. he's known as dr. o. he was born in nigeria, raised in indiana, went on to become a track star at stanford with a dream of a career in medicine. he suffered a spinal cord injury. he did not let that stop him from pursuing his dreams or helping others. here at the university of michigan, he's made it his mission he's made it his mission to build the adaptive sports and fitness program to inspire other athletes in wheelchairs to find their joy again. there's a million dollar surprise for him. even all the people that will be here to support him they don't know. dr. o has no idea what's in store. one of the biggest surprises ever. we cannot wait to share it with you. he wi

i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> i have a lot of guilt still in me. it makes me sick how i could do something like that. i am the responsible one. >> a working mom, new at the office. she loved her job and really loved her handsome young boss. >> the thing that i never wanted to face was the hurt that i was going to cause. >> a passionate nine to five affair. the problem, she was married and so was he. >> i grabbed his face. i was like, you know what, i love you. i am not going anywhere. just tell me what happened? >> cheating husbands, scheming wives, suburbs are full of secrets but being unfaithful to your spouse isn't criminal. is it? that would come next. >> oh my god! >> it was like every emotion possible in one second. >> i went, oh my god. >> murder in the dark. who was behind it and who would pay? >> when you see him on the video, he's armed and ready. >> two couples, two families and this single moment that shattered it all. >> i knew one day that thi

craig, it is good to see you as well.ke to the beginnings of covering efforts and rescue effort as well. now we are into i believe,, what day three. i mean still, devastation is unimaginable. as you take a look at the scope of everything, the devastation that you are seeing. what are your biggest concerns when it -- let's first go folks to safety and try to get them back to some sense of normalcy. >> well normalcy is gonna take a while for some folks. i mean, the big thing i'm seeing is how much temporary housing -- you, know how many hotels and motels are gonna be available. once we get into safety, now we've got to find somewhere for them tuesday. while we figure out what can be rebuilt and hungry soon you can rebuild in. all of this infrastructure is gonna have to be rebuilt. some parts of the state will go quicker because they are going to be repaired, they will get it back up. but in these areas, that is gonna take longer. people are going to need housing to be able to begin this recovery. so that's the next big step

craig downs, and what he is learning is troubling. >> for example, imidacloprid can affect crab larvae as low as 50 parts per quadrillion. it affects their mitochondria at this level, so that it's a mitochondrial poison. it can affect their muscles. if the mitochondria are damaged in the muscles, it can cause paralysis. it also causes immune suppression in these crabs. meaning that they are much more susceptible to bacterial infections and fungal infections when co-exposed with imidacloprid. >> craig downs also studies the impact of imidacloprid on sea urchins. >> neonicotinoids cause dna damage in sea urchin sperm as low as 500 parts per trillion. it causes developmental abnormalities as low as 5 parts per trillion. it means that they're a mutagen. um, it means there's a direct threat to the reproductive fitness of the entire biodiversity of marine environments. if you have damage to sperm or if you have damage to eggs, the next generation will not be as fit or might not come into existence at all. um, so it threatens sterility. >> the meso-american reef stretches 700 miles from the n

joining me is the former fema director, craig fugate.oversaw the response to four hurricanes in 2004. the big four in '04, i remember them being called. and at the federal level, 87 disasters with the obama administration. it's good to see you. dealing with the storms back in the day. i was here for hurricane charlie back in '04. and you dealt with that c calamity, as well. ian just seems like on a different level. compared to what we saw back in those days. >> this was the southwest florida hurricane andrew. it's going to change the area. it will change how we built. and we're going to learn lessons and do things differently. this was the storm surge. that was a ten-mile-wide tornado. this storm surge was so massive. and a lot of the damage we're seeing, we tend to think of the wind damage. this was primarily where you're at, just the wave action and surge going in and tearing everything out. >> the storm surge, when it gets to this level, you can have a tremendous loss of life and property. and i have to ask you, craig, if you're with

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timati dalton pierce cast and daniel craig in the last twenty-fifth bond film was no time to die. it came out last year october 5, 1988 in chile held a national plebiscite on a popular the vote was taken on the question of whether august president pinochet could extend his rule for another 8 years and in march of the ninetieth pinochet left the presidency, which he held for 16 years, few expected that pinochet's dictatorial regime would lose in the first place, eh. secondly, he will accept his loss and give in to power, it is considered that this was the result of pressure from big business and the international community, as well as dissatisfaction with the junta after the defeat in the plebiscite, pinochet wanted to send troops to the capital. voting results. he named mistake of the chileans, but the commander-in-chief of the chilean air force, general fernando materia, also a member of the ruling junta refused to do this, he became the first government official to publicly admit the loss of pinochet supporters october 5, 2008, israel returned to russia a historic building in th

and with the current bond, daniel craigs retirement from the roll. speculations abound. who will play double? 07 next. bond producing brother, sister do. oh michael wilson and barbara broccoli are on the lookout. he's been so able to, to move with the times with the various actors who've betrayed them. so who will it be? there was speculation. the next bond could be a woman, but the producer say it will definitely be a math eaters. elbow long considered a hot contender says he's out of the running. there have also been rumors around superman star, henry cavil bridget, and act a reg is on page and pop star harry styles. or maybe it'll be another unknown, like sean connery, 60 years ago, to psalms reminder of i talked to stormy this, our ukraine says it's forces have re taken more of the territory illegally onyx by russia. as in the last you said, his troops had made fast and powerful progress. meanwhile, russian president vladimir potent has signed a final annexation paper saying the situation was stabilized. but don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. just

now back to dateline >> welcome back to dateline, i'm craig melville. realization, cindy carlson believed that her husband karl had killed his son levi. so did the private investigator she hired to look into the young man's death. armed with a few tactics, she actually learned from dateline, cindy would actually take on a dangerous mission, confronting the man she feared. once again, here is andrea canning with deadly deceit. >> in november 2011, private investigator steve brown had decided it was time to meet carl carlson. so he and cindy came up with an audacious plan. >> i said, what if i kind of go undercover and be friend carl, if you will, as a marketer, our promoter for your duck business. >> it was a giant step for cindy and risky. what if carl found out who steve really was? no clue this was a private investigator? >> right. and when he came to the house i had to pretend like i was just meeting him for the first time. >> i just said, you know, where are you now, where will you be in a couple of years, and carl started saying his dream for the d

former fema director craig fugate, appreciate your time this morning. thank you very much. >>> for more information about how you can help victims of hurricane ian, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> while ian has moved north, some states are still facing a flood advisory. let's bring in cnn meteorologist brittany wrritz. >> across the new england coastline over 15 million people are impacted by coastal flooding. we're talking wave heights over 8 feet. the center of the cell still located in virginia. we have a lot of flooding potential here across west virginia and southern pennsylvania, even d.c. dealing with heavier rain this morning. the bulk of the rain still off in the atlantic, maybe a few showers left over for philly, back into new york. some of these areas are still dealing with coastal flood advisories. yes, a few of them are starting to expire along the new jersey coastline which is great. we're still dealing with up to a foot of possible inundation right on the coastline. don't drive through a flooded roadway. 12 inches of water can pick up your vehi

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i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching.

craig williams, mp4 montgomeryshire, _ certainly.he snp, the second largest political party at westminster, are clamouring for one. research from yougov, sorry, ipsos mori, forgive me, what are the polls are saying? what is the trend? it is are saying? what is the trend? it is hard to are saying? what is the trend? it 3 hard to underestimate what a difficult spot the conservatives are in. our most recent political monitor had the labour party 21 points ahead. more importantly than the actual voting intention in polling, and the spread of that between 20 points or 30 points lead for labour, some of the fundamentals under the bonnet, so to speak. there are too many issues i would raise. first, 64% of the public consider the conservative party to be divided. that is almost twice as many that say the same about labour. a major challenge for the new prime minister, rishi sunak, will be to quell that feeling amongst the public in the future. secondly, three quarters of the public do not have confidence in the conservative party's long—term

and heather mores are a spectacular sight to behold, but all was not well on the west coast of la craig knish. trouble is brewing under water. sea grass is disappearing at an alarming rate. while the plans are crucial for maintaining water quality and absorbing carbon dioxide, c, grass stores vastly more c o 2 and tropical forests to well environmental as there are going under to bring nature back into balance. ah, for many the scottish landscape with its loss and coasts is of unique beauty. if you've ever wondered what lies below the surface of the water, besides nessie the loch ness monster, you'll get an answer here at la craig nish. see grass, for example. the scientists here say there's far too little of it though that way, according to recent estimates, britain's coasts have lost as much as 90 percent of its c cross over the past century. there are several reasons for that. it needs light to survive. so processes that made them water, murkier will impact on the sea grass. so some of those could be m direct processes . so maybe like a building of a pool. other things like changes i

below the surface of the water, besides nessie the loch ness monster, you'll get an answer here at la craig nish. seek ross, for example. the scientists here say there's far too little of it though that way, according to recent estimates, britain's coasts have lost as much as 90 percent of its secrets over the past century. there are several reasons for that. it needs light to survive. so processes that made them water merc here will impact on the sea grass. so some of those could be, am direct processes. so maybe like a building of a pool. other things like changes in water temperature in some areas, even they've been dredging out of the beach, is because they think that the tourists don't want to have to walk across the grass . they want to go swimming on like a pristine white beach here on the west coast of scotland, these environmentalists one to reverse this trend. to do so they're plunging down into the cold water. the goal is to harvest, see cross with fresh seeds and then plant more of it. this helps to restore the original ecosystem while simultaneously storing c o 2. in fact, secr