>> craig: it is about a guy named craig foster, i play craig foster.luding battle -- so that was the first season, and the next season, we have season 2, anybody watching it out there, check it out? [cheers and applause] that's not with a number say. but you should check it out. [laughter] >> kelly: is this a drill next to you? >> craig: that's you. >> kelly: drill and a snake. >> craig: a snake contour, i snake hunted for cash, the competition going further and the python hunter. it's been on a set a real do? >> craig: i think this year they gave it away, because they control, the python population is out of control, so they hire people to -- yeah, or they give people in the contest, so yes, we did -- >> kelly: i know a lot of hillbillies that would go and make some money. >> craig: all walks of life come. it's beyond that must be just a great viewing party, like showing up, that's amazing. what's the wildest thing you have done for money that you can say on television? [laughter] you all have those moments. >> craig: stand-up comedy. >> kelly: that i

and i heard behind me, craig said. . ._ craig said... it was 25 august at found out _ craig said...irefight, looked down, and to be honest, cried, cried. not because they were scared, but overseeing it up close and personal, you are talking with someone, having a love for someone in the life is just gone. just gone within a click of the fingers. the olice click of the fingers. the police came _ click of the fingers. the police came to - click of the fingers. the police came to my - click of the fingers. the | police came to my dad's click of the fingers. the police came to my dad's and they— police came to my dad's and they told _ police came to my dad's and they told us. i didn't think he was — they told us. i didn't think he was going _ they told us. i didn't think he was going to go on the frontline. they didn't think that— frontline. they didn't think that was— frontline. they didn't think that was going to happen. i thought— that was going to happen. i thought he was going to be helping, but away from the front — helping, but away from the front line. most people die of cancer—

craig erlam is a senior market analyst at the foreign exchange traders oanda. good morning, craig.ughts on the market reaction?_ thoughts on the market reaction? ~ ., , ., reaction? i think it was not too bad, — reaction? i think it was not too bad. to _ reaction? i think it was not too bad, to be _ reaction? i think it was not too bad, to be quite - reaction? i think it was not l too bad, to be quite honest. reaction? i think it was not i too bad, to be quite honest. i always say with these minutes, they come out to a three weeks after the actual meeting by which time we generally had ten, 20, 30 different pieces of commentary so you kind of get an idea what has been set within them stop you think the most stark takeaway from the minutes themselves is that there were a few policymakers that could have got behind the idea of a 50 basis point hike rather than 25 and that wasn't clear necessarily at the meeting itself but we have heard from certain policymakers since that have indicated that they could have done so. and therefore you kind of lose the shock factor. i think what we are

craig, what more — crisis to be addressed. craig, what more help _ crisis to be addressed.t more help in aid - crisis to be addressed. craig, what more help in aid is - crisis to be addressed. craig, i what more help in aid is needed and what is the priority, what is needed most? the immediate need we are _ is needed most? the immediate need we are looking _ is needed most? the immediate need we are looking at, - is needed most? the immediate need we are looking at, in - need we are looking at, in syria itself worried about the basics. food, shelter, blankets and, as i said, the medical attention there. relief international and others are giving that. we're worried about those immediate needs and given the freezing cold conditions people are living under we are worried about the coming days. under we are worried about the coming days-— under we are worried about the coming days. thank you so much for our coming days. thank you so much for your time _ coming days. thank you so much for your time here _ coming days. thank you so much for your time here on _ coming days. thank

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talk to craig now.e was hawkish or not. your take? t whether he was hawkish or not. your take?— your take? i think markets wanted to _ your take? i think markets wanted to hear, _ your take? i think markets wanted to hear, expected l your take? i think markets l wanted to hear, expected to hear him stay the need to continue to raise rates more aggressively because the jobs report on friday was deemed part because they added more than 500,000 jobs last month. 0ne one particular report is not going to change the way they navigate this tightening process so from less than a week ago to be saying one thing, say something entirely different yesterday would be very inconsistent with the messages they previously said so we've had a lot of what they actually said last weekend when markets got rid of that then they did start to pare back some of the moves that they had made over the course of the last one or two trading sessions on the back of that stronger usjobs report. sessions on the back of that stronger us

craig mackintosh was a landscape gardener. hello, darling.some crazy thing to make us laugh. we was really close growing up. he always wanted to go in the army ever since he was little. he would have all his toy soldiers. he always played with them. but when he travelled to ukraine's family had little warning. i didn't find out until the day before he was going, he said not to stress and worry. and, yeah, that's the first i've heard about it. what was your reaction? i was gutted. did you ever try to talk him out of it? all the time. even on the way to the airport, like, just, yeah, anything to get him to come home, but he had his heart set on it. initially i was very angry. it didn't make sense to me. i thought at first, why would you leave everyone and not tell anyone, and then i thought, wow, what a courageous thing to do. what i remember about craig, we called him pikey, - his call sign were i pikey, he loved it. he'd found his place there, you know, he were happy. but the group were about to undertake one of the most dangerous operations.

this is a beautiful car and a great tribute. >> oh, my gosh, i love craig.is jacket. felt it wasn't nba-like and craig justed smiled and said i' keeping it on. >> he's always been a great guy. always a great ambassador for the game. he was one of those guys that everybody enjoyed spending time with. >> 00 w >> a wonderful personality. he exuded the positivity all the time. >> whenever you talked with craig, he made you feel like that he is just focused solely on you. >> he brought so much to the nba, it was awesome. he was the man that would lighten up the game, make it really fun to watch. >> how silly he was in all of his interviews and how much he loved life. that is what i remember more than anything. he loved what he did and everything that he did. >> when you think about him, it puts a smile on your face. >> we love you, craig. >> that is certainly one cool car. and i can't wait to see what it goes for. >> craig sager is legend, by far the best dressed man on the court. andy scholes, thank you so much. >>> coming up, hhs set to travel to ohio this week

hypocrite. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> congresswoman angie craig joins me now.sk about these threats and allegations but first, how you doing? how is your family doing? >> well, we're doing as good as we can, jake, and i appreciate you having me on here this afternoon. the initial assault was -- i was just another woman getting into an elevator and a random attack, but what the national republican congressional campaign committee and fox news has done has really just, you know, accelerated the number of attacks we're getting directly and specifically. >> you're getting and having to report the threatens calls and messages. what's been your reaction watching all of this unfold? >> well, look, the lies are dangerous, and what i want the gop to do is i want them to stop lying about my record and about the record of democrats in general across the country. you know, i have a strong relationship and track record of supporting law enforcement in the second district of minnesota. in fact, i was literally endorsed by the police in my last election, and i think that this

. >>> congresswoman angie craig speaks out. a stranger followed her into the elevator, punched her, tried to get in her apartment, she fought back. she's my guest. let's go outfront. i'm erin burnett. $3500 for your life. that's what city aligned with russia is now offering men who sign up to fight putin's war. this is it. this is the decree. it is a decree signed by the leaders of a city aligned with russia right over the border in kazakhstan. it establishes a lump sum payment to mobilize citizens as well as person who voluntarily express their desire to take part in the special military operation and who signed a contract for military service residing in biaikonur city. you have the price of a life. it is 260,000 rubles. that's about $3500. it seems it may be more of a choice there. $3500 to die than it is in many other places in russia. a may suggests the city shut down the unemployment center and send anybody who needs work to war. the unemployed must enlist to the army. if you have nothing to do defend your homeland and be

craig, what are we looking at here right now?er: i'm telling you, neil, yeah, i'm just the messenger, right? [laughter] southern california dealing with so much snow, neil. this is the first time we've had a blizzard warning for the san san bernardino county mountains ever. blizzard warns for l.a. county, ventura county, we've seen 50 inches of fresh snow in some of the higher elevations. the center of circulation is just off the coast. you've got got a southwesterly flow squeezing out the moisture like a sponge. and by the way, the snow has made a major problem along the grapevine. interstate 5 between central and southern california, one major artery. it is shut down because of ice. heavy rain, up to 7 inches through the l.a. basin, that is now moving into san diego. plenty of snow in the san diego mountains as well. the storm is going to move over to the four corners tomorrow, northern new mexico, southern colorado. gusty winds, 70 miles per hour. where we don't have snow we have dust can. could see some blowing dust that'll r

what we're learning about what happened to democrat angie craig, and whether politics played a role. the new info just in from capitol police in a minute. >>> the chances of finding survivors of the deadly earthquakes are beginning to shrink and shrink quickly with more than 20,000 people now killed. we are live on the ground with what's happening around the clock. we'll take you there in just a second. i'm hallie jackson in washington, along with dan de luce, our nbc news national affairs reporter at the pentagon. ali vitale, live on capitol hill. a lot going on, help us mick make sense of this and what happens next year. there's a lot of new information today. >> the first briefing happened at 8:00 this morning for all house members. then of course we began the hearings at the senate foreign relations committee, and going forward into the appropriations and defense subcommittee, and then going to another house vote. this one unanimously condemning china for flying this balloon over the united states in the first place. and all of that, of course, culminated in all senators getting

craig. >> morgan chesky in austin, thank you. >>> coming up on 8:09. i've got a nice boost.lways wants to do something extra for students and throw in fun too. for his 50th, brad got on his perch and announced he was buying treats for the entire school take a listen. >> ask me what i wanted for my birthday, i would like all of us to have ice cream. >> there you go. not a small school, by the way, brad paid for 700 ice cream bars out of his birthday gift budget, he calls it. brad always knows middle school can be a little tricky, and he wants to lighten up the load for some students. good for him. >> way to go, brad. >> seems like a joyous human, i love that. >>> don't go anywhere, folks, do not move our super bowl commercial kickoff is about to kickoff. your first look at one of the ads you're going to see on sunday. >>> first, she had a miracle baby, and then another, we're going to hear one mom's story of the ground breaking procedure that gave her the family she never thought possible, and the hope it's now giving others, right after this in the hospita. if you're 19 or o

kevin, craig , i'll right now. kevin, craig, i'll start with you.ur's having a field day today. i mean this is that christmases come at once because this reflects incredibly badly on the tories. but what do you think should be done about all the assets that needs to be found? michelle and the government needs to be flexible and generous and improve how it deals with trade unions. i don't labour having a field day nobody sensible or grown up would relish these strikes in the disruption that they bring. but look how many education secretaries we've had in recent years . this government's been years. this government's been just it doesn't do governing very well. you don't think that honestly you don't think the people in the labour party are really , really quite pleased really, really quite pleased about this? on one level, because it's putting the tories in a bad light. is bringing the country in lots of parts and places to its knees. that is good political capital for them. but this is one of the things i like about keir starmer is a proper grown up

so on the one hand, there's the support to craig, but on the other hand, there's your own family. that nice to me, porton that every one to know that he that says no. our hor, we are fighting for all of you and it's not these more that caused the crisis. it's it washer that is intentionally causing disquiet. so in order to weaken your support and to blame you crave for this crisis, my task is doing everything possible so that the world support would not be weaker with known. but i would like to underline that i wasn't alone in doing so i was working together with the very important aspect, yellow medical. and then there's this moment what did get, when you need to, to, to, to show gratitude to the world for not being the lo, looking. that wasn't a candle. and for even, it said those are largely moving gratitude to those countries who at 1st had thought of not supporting you, but then supported you. so now at the moment has time to show your road uh, where its of gratitude, cuz now these countries have their own challenges. so i wanted to come and to support those people. it upset

now it's my duty to fight with craig. also coming up u. s. president joe biden wrapping up his trip to ukraine and toll and promising solidarity with nato's eastern flag. plus palestinian officials say at least 11 people were killed by israeli troops with more than $100.00 wounded while conducting a raid in the occupied west bank. israel says it was targeting militants. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. freshest president has tried to rally his people nearing the anniversary of a war, which is not going his way. vladimir putin has urged russians to get behind the war in ukraine as the one year mark approaches. on friday, he called frontline russian troops, defenders of the fatherland and said that moscow is fighting for what he called. it's historical lands in ukraine. ah, he may be isolated on the international stage, but at home russia's precedence still speaks to roaring crowds. ah, when we are together, we have no equal you for the unity of the russian people who are a tens of thousands gathered in moscow's bush, nikki stadi

dw eulley, a harness on the ground in a donna and speaks with f, craig victims there every day. i asked her what their main concerns are now. well, 1st of all, people are grieving. almost everybody we speak was here, and we have been to different cities in the affected region has lost a loved one or know someone who did the scale of the grief is not only heartbreaking, it's overwhelming. and then there is despair. hundreds of thousands of people have been left homeless by the quakes. you can see there is also a makeshift can here, and donna set up by the local turkish disaster management authority. people here are trying to stay warm around, fires as well. it's going to be another bitterly cold night. grief and despair have also very quickly turned into anger in the areas that i've been seeing and visiting. in the past days, people say that rescue teams have only arrived days after the quakes hit. they also say that the buildings, many of the buildings that have collapsed, have been poorly constructed or earthquake, safety standards have been neglected and these people won't ans

craig's team says she suffered a few bruises but is expected to be all right.announcing massive layoffs. yahoo says it's cutting 20% of its workforce. that's about 1600 employees, the company blamed shrinking ad sales. this comes a day after disney said it was slashing 7,000 positions. yahoo is just the latest in a growing list of companies shedding jobs in anticipation of a possible recession. now, to that wild video of an absolute meltdown on the tennis court. young star alexander bublick hearing boos as he smashes five reacts to an unranked opponent during a nourishment france. the player from kazakhstan taking out rage. channeling his inner john mcenroe. it's john mcenroe. three double falls in a short span. i think he may need anger management, guys. >> steve: you think so? >> ashley: fun to watch. >> brian: and a couple reacts. >> steve: bad example. >> ainsley: i think his parents are humiliated. >> brian: only time we're playing tennis in the show. 18 minutes after the hour. nfl honors. 12 years now. in the beginning get together and have kind of a dres

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig, melvin i'm natalie morales. >> this is dateline. >> do you have one that got away? >> he's my first love. >> the guy who disappeared. except, in her case, he really disappeared. >> he's going to call me in a couple days. he never called. >> his family, in agony. >> i called everyone from oprah winfrey to "america's most wanted". >> a rookie detective finally broke the case. >> i said, oh my gosh. i think i hit pay dirt. >> a sweet strange phone call revealed a secret. >> david needed needed to be gotten rid of. >> then we got the real story. >> a bombshell revelation. was she really a believed ex? >> i always love david. >> or just maybe a black widow? >> barbara britton is in the middle. >> hello and welcome to "dateline". four years, judy carlson lived in the most painful kind of limbo. her son david had disappeared without a trace. the case went unsolved. sitting called for more than a decade before rookie detective donna velazquez was assigned

so mission would by performing some of do a tuesday morning, craig to scope presence of the doctor one and how are you writing it in by the the, i can think of them knowing what those are for. that's a 5.9. so 1031 by so you see a door. okay. mm hm. turned the locked out. we have virtual meetings to discuss. we will vote then i will, coaches helped us learn together our desires we coaches harmonize the brilliant ideas this year and we started looking for hardware resources for them. it was a bit difficult for us coaches because it was a total of down to couldn't come out. we couldn't go out, eda, we built a robust from stuff in this classroom, but the ones that we couldn't find here. i'll could, she's helped us to buy them penny mc, guess yes, me alley. and like i did all my elbow scheme ideas and constructs in the entropy shared intrusion rule i played here. so give ideas i helped in the program. i helped in zoning of rural, but i took both in the engineering aspect of my of was a did during and make sure that everything was fixed to the robots. 2 months after they locked down was act

joining me now, freightways founder and ceo, craig fuller.yone was shocked when pete buttigieg said there are 1,000 derailments a year. what's going on? >> well, it's true, there are derailments and a lot of it is the related to the lack of investment on infrastructure. so the railroads are incredibly profitable and have continued to make record are profits, but unfortunately have not invested in their infrastructure or in the people to keep the railroads, the physical infrastructure up to where it needs to be to maintain the safety record as well as the performance and service records that is expected of the railroads. charles: and to that point, because we heard something very similar with southwest airlines over the holidays, they hadn't made the investments. we know they're so many pilots short, the industry itself, these standards that you were talking about, could they be increased in some shape or form that would actually put more pressure on companies to go out and make these investments? >> absolutely. the technology to monitor, you

. >> good morning, craig a senior u.s. tells nbc news, if you combine all of the parts that have been found so far, it would be about the size of a small car the fbi is using sonar technology under water but still has not found the payload. meanwhile, on capitol hill, even after classified briefings, lawmakers want more answers. >> reporter: as military and fbi teams continue to scour the water off south carolina, u.s. officials say they've gleaned significant intelligence from that suspected chinese spy balloon. the balloon as tall as a 20-story building was carrying a payload as large as a regional jet. before shooting it out of the sky, nbc news has learned, american u2 surveillance planes circling the balloon managed to capture high res images of the technology on board. they include multiple antennas that a senior state department official describes as capable of collecting signals intelligence from cell phones or radio frequencies. that runs counter to china's claim that it was just a weather balloon. >> china's irre

kevin craig well , can assure you your thoughts. the country and it isn't just in this area of liverpool, i mean there are many, many members of parliament of both of all persuasions who are dealing with a lot of constitu and anxiety about the use of hotels for asylum seekers. you know, there was a very close associate of daniel's old boss and somebody you admire there and his name is conor burns, very close to boris . he did an amazing debate the other night in parliament about his in bournemouth, who was murdered by somebody who shouldn't have been . right. it's shouldn't have been. right. it's happening in peterborough , happening in peterborough, doven happening in peterborough, dover, lots of swing around the country. so i think whatever your views on it, how dare you as you both have said, lift your hand to our brave policemen and women. and i think people have a right to voice their anxieties , right to voice their anxieties, you know, but do it in a democratic way. don't do it with violence, intimidate . and but i violence,

but funny that that's kevin craig . you're that's kevin craig.re listening to andrew pierce and watching me, of course. coming up after the news update, we're going get latest on the going to get the latest on the snp leadership contest because the nominations have to the nominations have closed to replace minister, replace the first minister, nicola sturgeon. i one, so nicola sturgeon. i one, i'm so glad she's going , but we're glad she's going, but we're going to get the latest headunes going to get the latest headlines right now . good headlines right now. good afternoon. it's 1231. headlines right now. good afternoon. it's1231. i'm afternoon. it's 1231. i'm rhiannon jones afternoon. it's1231. i'm rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom. a minute's silence has been held across the uk marking one year since the start of russian invasion of . russian invasion of. ukraine we owe . at downing street the we owe. at downing street the prime minister rishi sunak stood with ukraine's ambassador to the uk to on the country's losses , uk to on the country's l

craig, we just laid out jim's check list agree with all of it, any of it, disagree give us your take?f what jim cramer laid out in his perspective. i kind of think we have yet to see the top in the market temperature at this point in time when we go through and look at the technical indicators, i can look at the case where we have more room to go. we see this downtrend reversal on all the major averages at this point in time, whether it's the dow, the s&p, whether it's the russell. we've reversed the downtrend not surprised to see some backing and filling that cramer is talking about that's what you see when you reverse a year-long down trend, frank. >> he was keyed on the technical indicators, saying they need to show a much more oversoeld market give us a sense what you think would seven-day forecast phi cramer's requirements for the check list, whether you agree or disagree. >> i would agree we need to see this reset happen, and i think what you'll ultimately see happen is the market can pull back niev 5 or 10%, but what we need to sew is the uptrend support from the october lows a

craig, do you see any light at the end of the tunnel with this?know. >> ashley: amber, what about you? >> no, definitely i haven't seen anything. but that doesn't surprise me at this point, quite honestly. i don't see anything easing up for us. >> ashley: you have young children and i know you were having issues finding baby formula for a while but how hard is this? do they not understand quite yet? >> we have a 10-year-old and a five year old as well. just my 10-year-old yesterday was saying, "mom, where is all the chips? where is all the cookies?" one, you don't need that anyway and two, that is something we have to do right now. hey, this is what a budget is. this is what inflation is here this is why we have to make the changes in our household and a great lesson to learn. and something to prepare to teach them firsthand without going for certain things. >> ashley: have you guys been able to save money at all? >> no. >> ashley: tracy, have you? >> so, we did have an emergency fund at one time but once we had an emergency, it's been difficult t

minnesota democratic angie craig was assaulted in her capital hill apartment building. to throw hot coffee to get away. the congresswoman rightly pointed out her alleged attacker a 26 year old male had already been arrested at least a dozen times for assault and other crimes. each time he walked free. sometimes the charges were dropped altogether. representative craig said, quoting here, "i think we have to think about how in the world we can make sure that we're not just letting criminals out." common sense has a better question. how in the world was one of congresswoman craig's top former staffer an advocate for defunding police, the same staffer, liz young, a supporter of the minnesota freedom fund, a nonprofit that works to free criminals including a child rapist. it appears now congresswoman craig is fully squaw ware that no one is immune from crime. common sense wants to know if the congresswoman wonders exactly who help add 26 year old criminal time and again walk out of jail only to walk in to her elevator? >>> msnbc anchor joy reed says woke is a codeword. what

ah, you craig staves, democracy, stange, the american stand with you. and the world stands with a show of solidarity. u. s. president joe biden makes an unshared jill visits to the ukranian capital. meanwhile, e u foreign ministers are in brussels to discuss peace and security as the war in ukraine is. it's one year mark. ah, none of them are kyle, this is our to 0. live from dough hawkins. are coming up. rescue efforts wind down in takia 2 weeks off to the earthquakes that killed more than 46000 people that and in syria. this is our democracy. stanford, no one will not get another chance. and is ready politicians debate reforms that could seep holloman's overrule the course keep stands that ukraine stands and democracy stands. that was the message from you as president joe biden, as he made an unannounced trip to the ukrainian capital just days before the 1st anniversary of the conflict. ah, well, re sirens sounded across cave as biden and the cranium present. let him as the landscape walked through the streets. earlier in a joint news conference, bide

good morning. >> reporter: savannah, craig, good morning.hicago is feeling the brunt of this arctic blast. right now downtown, we can prove it 9 degrees, feels like negative 3. tphaeugts nationwide tens of millions of americans, as you said, are waking up to winter weather warnings as the severe windy system marches east. this morning, bone-chilling temperatures driving an extreme winter storm, wreaking havoc nationwide this. severe system's icy grip now tightening on much of the south central u.s. with the triple threat of freezing rain, sleet, and snow, disrupting travel, canceling schools, downing power lines, and turning roadways into treacherous ice rinks. for this driver, one, two, three attempts, and he still couldn't get up the hill. in texas, icy conditions causing hundreds of crashes, killing at least three people. one of those deaths from this 10-car pileup in austin, a sheriff's deputy in the city rushed to the hospital, after being hit by this 18-wheeler that slid right off the road. >> you have no idea that what you're about to

. >>> 7:16, we touched on the high stakes showdown with china craig joans us with some of that story.> savannah, good morning, good morning to you as well, as navy crews work to recover debris from the suspected surveillance balloon off the coast of south carolina some new details are emerging about its size and other chinese spy balloons in the skies over the united states. nbc's george solis is in north myrtle beach with the latest on this george, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning. we're here at the site in north myrtle beach where the possible balloon debris was recovered over the weekend, and just this morning, moments ago, we were here as what looked like more military personnel boarding two small boats and gearing up with scuba gear, heading toward the atlantic this is telling that the search for debris continues this morning. this morning, crews are zeroing in on the wreckage from the chinese surveillance balloon with the u.s. navy releasing these new images of the ongoing recovery efforts the coast guard setting up a security zone around the crash site, the

the encounter happened just after 7:00 in the morning, when craig bought her morning coffee.e affidavit says after craig said good morning to hamlin, he followed her into an elevator, trapped her, and demanded to go inside her apartment. >> that was the moment that fight or flight kicked in. >> reporter: police say hamlin punched craig in the face, grabbed her by the shoulder and collarbone and near her neck. >> all i could do was throw my coffee over my shoulder, which startled him. but as soon as he regained, he came back toward me, and again it was only until we got to the floor the elevator was headed to that i was able to escape. >> reporter: when police tracked down hamlin, they say he kicked an officer and bit a detective. a cbs news review finds hamlin had a lengthy track record of menacing crimes on and near capitol hill. just weeks ago, he served time for striking a police fficer and spitting blood at them. there was another recent arrest for shoplifting, another for assault at a train station, a guilty plea to indecent exposure, and he admitted in a case in 2015 he

, thank you for joining us craig moffett. >> thanks for joining us on "power lunch." >> "closing bellht now. >> the disinflationary process, the from process of getting inflation down as begun and in the good sector, about a quarter of our economy, but its has a long way to go these are the very early stages of disinflation. >> comments from fed chair powell helped boost the market midsession, lifting the dow from a triple-digit loss but stocks pulled back again after he said this >> the reality is we're going to react to the data. if we continue to get, for example, strong labor market reports or higher inat

i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." >> i'm craig melvin,. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline! >> i am being followed, there are threats on my life and i know we are in danger, i know we are. >> it is a riveting mystery that started in a place of glamour. >> it became a destination for the rat pack, and sinatra. >> and it ended in a case of murder, the wealthy heir to this legendary hotel, dead. >> he was my father. he is the only father that i ever knew. >> now, police said that she was next, someone in the shadows wanted her. >> my suspicion is growing and growing by the minute. >> so who is behind? those plenty of suspects. and plenty of motives. anger, jealousy, greed. someone had 10 million reasons to kill. >> look back, and say oh my god. i couldn't believe what i saw. >> you are not gonna believe it either because in this day, there is a final, terrorizing twist. >> [inaudible] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to dateline, ben novak junior was a successful entrepreneur and the w

kevin craig dangerous dogs. what do we do about them? all dogs generally, actually. should a actually. should we have a licence for all dogs in this country? i'm going to omit country? well i'm going to omit something embarrassing. michelle. we. we had a dog michelle. oh we. we had a dog until i was 16. i'm 51 now. and when i found out recently that you didn't need a licence to have a dog, i was shocked. right. it was. i was completely unaware . do i think that licence unaware. do i think that licence is the specific issue here and he's terrible attacks. none of the dogs were banned breeds and it's unknown why they turned on the walker so i'm not sure that licencing would solve the problem. but do i think that we should licence dog ownership? yes, i do. i think it's a really big responsible party. i think it would be better for the country. it would encourage people to be response civil. and i'm not suggesting we go as far as the netherlands, because how much in the much for one dog in the netherlands? well i know the answer that are if i do, answer to that are if i

i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> i said, have you ever contemplated committing the perfect murder? and he said, yes. the key element to that is making sure that someone is caught. once i have somebody, they will stop looking and that's how you can get away. >> a cold blooded killing, a victim worth millions, and all kinds of conflicting clues. >> i've never had a case is complicated before. >> police following multiple leads until -- >> we asked, who is that? he says he's my neighbor, he lives two floors below. >> a suspect under arrest. >> having someone you love just taken away. >> sorry...! >> case closed. where was that? could there be something else or someone else they must? >> there were so many parts of the puzzle that we're not adding up. >> someone had pulled the trigger. but had someone else pulls the strings? >> he was the type of guy that could take bad luck and turn it into a fortune. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello. and welcome to dateline. they were neighbors l

what was him of so because he'll miss craig told me to so would like her osha's a burger costanza way of cautious about lovins. you wilkins, dancing a bug you bobo? yes, we pretty much was hoping to talk to me or ask me or to them get an idea of them when you saw them. what if you were given a similar model just touching low. now here's to start on the mid region. you open up another even was just smarter. missed to pull my uses for hub my door on you jane. but we're up at the rosa court of new merchant, but we're up in chicago. courtroom fishing was for senior william in another minute . no dish. nebraska boone old 20 mcalister's, mr. torturing will. oh wow, the project only started a year ago and brings together people who are committed to cleaning up rushes arctic. no one could have more than 70 years worth of dumped waste in one go. even if they could, you can't just hold all the rubbish away to become landfill. you have to find a way to recycle it all the way to sleep. go to pre hello renewal for the water, no crocodile since ordinating it what she to are. some were you doing wha

contessa >>> scott, thank you with me is ceo craig billings. earnings call last night a lot of upside. first in vegas where you set a new all-time record and said north america is running full steam ahead. is there still room for vegas to expand with the current state of recession worries, inflation and these big macroeconomic concerns >> a shout out to the vegas team they had an incredible year. we don't control our macro environment. there's macro risk that's out there. i think were you talking about it earlier but what we do have is a whole bunch of tail winds we bring into 2023. we have group bookings that will set an all-time record in 2023 we have f1 late in the year. we opened a new show "awakening" that will be a significant draw to the business and we have international travel that we didn't see in 2022 so there's a lot still to come, but the macro -- your guess is as good as ours. >> you cater to a high-end customer do you think that insulates you from whatever the you come down the turnpike >> to a certain extent customers tend to be

ood morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig.you know, prosecutors fought hard to get this evidence into the trial. and even though that roadside shooting happened months after the murders, prosecutors are trying to show a pattern here, a pattern of alex murdaugh repeatedly lying to investigators. this never-before-seen video unveiled in court shows alex murdaugh inside an ambulance telling first responders his version of events. >> i turned my head, and i mean, boom >> reporter: three months after the murders of his wife and son, murdaugh says he was changing a flat tire on the side of the road when an unknown assailant stopped and shot him >> it sounded like a shotgun t was so loud. >> reporter: the gun one of several misleading details offered by murdaugh who also described the suspected shooter as a stranger. >> a nice guy. >> reporter: nine days later, investigators would learn a very different story from murdaugh. when he confessed to the shocking truth, not only did murdaugh know his assailant, he was related to him it was

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig, melvin and i'm natalie morales, and this is dateline. >> i had a huge crush on him. he had this amazing voice. >> very gregarious. charismatic. the passion for people he had came through. >> he was the guy the whole town came up to. morning deejay steven bee. >> so funny. he had such a great love of music. he's lovable. everyone loves steven b. >> soon, it was fatally clear not everybody did. >> they came up on a body floating in the water. >> shot him one time in the back of the head. it's like "this can't be happening." >> what did happen? the hunt is on. a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, "why did you get on that boat? " >> a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multi-millionaire and you don't have any money. >> from high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello. and welcome to "dateline." steven b. williams was a man with a golden voice. a former deeja

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

she spoke with craig melvin in an exclusive interview. >> you shouldn't have to be 80 years old to get to washington, and we've got to start righting the ship. we need new blood, we need new leadership because we have some serious challenges. >> nbc's ali vitali was at haley's formal announcement today ali, she zeroed in on that generational argument >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right, lester haley's pitch is that the republican party needs a new generation to take the helm in 2024 now, she never mentioned her former boss, trump, by name, but when she talks about the party's losses in recent election cycles, his is certainly chief among them. she even advocated at one point for leaders over 75 to take a mandatory mental competency test. that would apply to both president biden and trump himself. meanwhile, more than half a dozen republican candidates waiting in the wings expected to jump into this race too. lester >> ali vitali, thank you. you can watch craig melvin's network exclusive with nikki haley tomorrow morning on "today. >>> and new insights tonight into the downing of th

what was him of so because he'll miss craig told me to show it to somebody crochase a burger costanza. the way of cautious about logan's, you wilkins, dancing, a buggy, bobo nurse who pretty much was hoping to talk to me or ask me or to them get an idea of when you saw them. what if you were given a phone, eric and was we were local, just touching? no, no, he has to stay on the bridge and you broken on another. even it was just more of the mission to pull my can you just for hub? my daughter on you jane, but what the which of much. but we're but the chicago courtroom. fishing. no suspicion of william in another minute. no dish. nebraska boone, always 20 mcalister's. just because, ah, with whom the project only started a year ago and brings together people who are committed to cleaning up rushes arctic. no one could have more than 70 years worth of dunked waste in one go. even if they could, you can't just hold all the rubbish away to become landfill. you have to find a way to recycle it. all right? sure you go to pre you. hello regina for the water. no crocodile since ordinating it. w

>> hold on, hold on, hold on, craig.some theme music. [ "star trek" theme ♪ here we go if you missed it last night, if you're a trekkie at heart, you're in luck you can still try to spot the comet again tonight and in the coming days. you'll have the best chance to see it out in rural areas where there really isn't much light pollution from major cities. sunday the 5th may be a good time, as well. and on the 10th, by the way, it comes close to mars. astronomers say you should go out before dawn, once the moon has set, and look towards the northeastern horizon be sure to bring the binoculars, a telescope, mr. spock to help increase your chances of getting a good view. after that, the next opportunity is going to be 50,000 years from now. don't worry. i will be here, same channel, same time, doing the story about the comet. >> that's right. live long and prosper, tom thank you so much. could the cavemen see if it they didn't have telescopes al, you were saying? >> well, there was literally no surface light -- >> so maybe t

, former labour kevin craig, former labour councillor and the ceo of communications company p. is i would. cyclist yes, which is what i found out. so we were getting so many comments on the free school meals. i just want to read out one before we move on to the next topic . darren on to the next topic. darren says yes , let's give free school says yes, let's give free school meals to every child for the next 20 years. throw in breakfast as well. in fact, let's buy lunch for everyone up to the age of 28. yes, well, it does seem like the government and politicians like state con are very willing to splash the cash. but do they remember that it's not their cash to splash? i'm not so sure . anyway, labour i'm not so sure. anyway, labour is continuing to make its pitch to the electorate time with a familiar idea a toughened up asbo . the anti—social behaviour asbo. the anti—social behaviour order was introduced by tony blair, if you remember, in 1998, to clamp down on petty crime. keir starmer and of cooper's proposed respect sounds a bit nicer, doesn't it? they framed it in a in a

craig's teams had suffered a few bruises but expected to be okay. and surveillance footage of used in a gunman surprised when he attempted to hold up a hotel clerk. you can see the suspect pointed a gun to the employees had demanding money from the cash register. that is when she pulls out a handgun of her own sending him running. >> okay. there it is, i promise. >> todd: wow, the suspect still on the loose. speaking out about the cities searching crime problem with such they say is leading to massive drop in business. >> ashley: the owner's urging state lawmakers to empower state police and let them do their jobs, pittsburgh business owner which chuck joins us, thank you for getting up with us. it seems the last three years or so crime has gotten pretty bad. you know in the last couple of years but what's going on? >> well, the administration isn't allowing the police to do their jobs. you have to let the police do their jobs. >> todd: how tough is it to run a business on the southside of pittsburgh? >> very difficult. last year, we had over 90 sho