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 take isaac." so, i passed isaac over to craig, and i ran up to charles malek. and you know, charles malek is quite a busy roa

craig erlam is senior market analyst at oanda. good morning to you craig. going to be more banks to go before this all settles down. what are your thoughts? investors are often quite edgy at this point, even the ceo of jpmorgan following the purchase of first republic suggested that he thinks we are now at the kind of first segment of this and that there is going to be other things to come. not necessarily bank failures but i think what he is probably alluding to is maybe some consolidation within the bank. you've got to remember there are thousands of us banks and i think many of them have not been prepared for the sharp rise in interest rates that we have seen and are now probably looking at their own risk models and saying maybe we are not quite diverse enough, maybe we are overly exposed and this is what we effectively sought from the three banks that had gone bust now, they've either been exposed to a very restrict deposit of a sore they've been exposed to a certain asset or loan book or even a combination of those factors and i think investors are sti

craig: yes. tia: i didn't want this following you around. craig: yes.as gonna die in prison. and really, everything in my whole life changed for you to just forgive me the way you have. >> i was never mad at you. because i knew the environment we all grew up around, but for the most part, i wasn't mad at you. craig: i look at you as an angel. god sent you to be one of my guardian angels. and today i am here to meet an angel. i mean that. i really do. william: can i ask you what that was like when she rolled in , here? >> it was like breathless. i never thought the opportunity would come. and it was like, i just want her to know i was a different person then the person i was 24 years ago and that we can change, and she believed that i can change. >> i could not let him carry that weight around. the weight of what happened to me. it happened, and there is nothing that nobody can do about it. i had to let him see that i am still living. i still got people in my life that love me. william: i noticed you guys are holding hands and have been holding hands for

the rest of us do, craig? yeah, i just, you know, peter, i get it and but i just so i guess i feel that everything has changed since the coven 19 pandemic. and so many things have been ushered in. i mean, we all have to remember that despite all the differences between nato and, and the russians, and the chinese and the bricks, countries that all of them have agreed to sign onto digital digital passports at the, at the g 20. so there is some type of technocratic bond of sorts, and i do honestly believe that you have is going to splinter off and split off. i think the russians will accept some sort of ceasefire. they seem to be the most level headed here anyways, and they'll be fine taking on the dom boss and crimea, and then cube will eventually become one of those months santo, nestle, digital countries. and that's why i think that so many things are changed that this isn't just the regular conventional warfare. this is something new because for me personally, i don't think the, the americans could be that st

craig?>> our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel thank you. >>> there are some new developments in a controversial case right here in new york after a man died when he was put in a chokehold following an altercation on the subway. nbc's stephanie gosk joins us now with these details steph, good morning. >> good morning. this incident happened on monday, but scrutiny has continued to grow as this video circulated and yesterday, jordan neely's death was ruled a homicide we should warn you, this video is disturbing. this morning, there is growing outrage and questions surrounding the death of a man on a new york city subway. this video obtained by nbc new york shows three subway riders subduing the 30-year-old man and one putting him in a chokehold he later goes limp the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide and says the cause was, quote, compression of neck, chokehold. the district attorney identified the man as jordan neely. a witness says that neely got on the subway and began,

i'm craig melvin.ome back to dateline, i'm craig melvin. years after teresa melvin's murder, a casual conversation overheard in a bar gave authorities their first break. a break which would lead them to the chilling tale of teresa's murder and once again keith morrison. >> under a setting sun on the sweltering summer night, two years after her death, teresa mayfield's friends and family gathered to remember. >> and i'm out here almost every day missing those talks. >> they took turns talking about the loving daughter, the sweet woman gunned down on that lonely country road. the murder that was still a mystery. >> my family will not stop searching or doing whatever it takes to find out who took teresa's life. >> once scott got up to speak, you can bet people were paying special, close attention. >> yes, she was a loving wife, a loving mother, and a loving french the community, yes she would do anything for anybody at anytime. >> having discovered he was not exactly husband of the year, some people still

craig's list guy or did the craig's list people deliver the cow to the school?greg: that's true. they are very slope. >> actually, their average speed is 17 miles per hour and they can sprint up to 25 miles per hour. i googled it. >> greg: never correct the host. >> what was the prank? there wasn't a cow here and now there is. >> greg: this is what i find so interesting. were they watching it through a hole in the fence? >> how do you lose a cow, bro? >> greg: i don't know. >> you go to all that work to get it on craig's list -- >> greg: that's something you don't normally get on craig's list. i just got the hpv virus. >> no, no, no. >> sorry. >> you're up. >> jesse had that shirt made, didn't he? >> greg: somebody makes these shirts for us. >> is that what he told you? >> greg: it's so big you could wear it as night shirt with nothing else. just walk around your apartment in d.c. wearing this, having a cup of cocoa. watching the golden girl's marathon. >> what kind of dog do you have? >> a bedlington terrier. i have never seen the golden girls. it's the worst g

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hopefully we have craig there. know we're having technical difficulties craig, you there all right, i think we are having those issues right now craig johnson from piper sandler, great to see you. thank you for the insight. >>> shares of hong kong-based chipmaker lenovo sinking down 24% from the same period a year earlier and marking the third consecutive quarter of year-on-year declines, citing a softness in the device market but seeing positive signs stabilizing with expectations of year-to-year growth in the second half of 2023. emily tan joins u us now with a special guest in a first cnbc interview. emily. >> thanks a lot, frank we're here with the world's number within on the back of their earnings report card you already ran us through the numbers. the company says they're in a transformation from a hardware and deviation company to solutions and service. joining me now in a first cnbc interview to talk about the report card. it's good to see you we saw a sharp slowdown post-pandemic, and we're also dealing w

i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> it was very exciting. >> they made in vegas, a professional poker player. >> he said he's making good money mad at it. >> a former trap ease artist -- she fell for it. but she didn't gamble on this. >> i could smell the odor of decay and blood. >> or this -- >> at every turn there was another -- >> married, with a child, and women in multiple cities -- >> what else is he capable of? >> capable of murder? he had an alibi. >> credit card transactions and phone records of me from las vegas. >> but could this little card holds the key? >> we just a shot in the dark? >> absolutely. >> we see a calculated killer? or was his lifestyle on trial? >> he made mistakes. that doesn't make him a monster. >> was there one more card up his sleeve? >> it goes back to him thinking, i've bluffed some of the best. >> welcome to dateline. it was a perplexing double murder, with no witnesses and no physical evidence. the victims were a respected coupl

i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> i just can't imagine to be held in captivity. >> dad, just send the money. that's all they want. >> they have an american kid. a 14-year-old kid in the middle of the jungle. they're thinking they have the jackpot. >> they were vacationers turned prisoners. a mother and son, kidnapped by terrorists. >> we need 10 million u.s. dollars for the release of your family. >> 10 million, from me? are you losing your mind? >> a harrowing international hostage drama. >> this is a big operation, this is not just a drag tag group of people. >> anything can happen, there are no guarantees. >> can a father to negotiator to bring them home? >> prepare for the worst. >> i'm getting worried. i'm getting so worried. >> a lot of people were praying for them. a lot of people were. >> hello, and welcome to dateline, they were on a dream vacation when suddenly a mother, her teenage son, and a cousin were all kidnapped by a group of men with guns wantin

i'm craig melvin. >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin.. living in brittany tavar home. but now she was messing. and so was robert. so who is this mysterious man? the more investigators learned, the more concern they got. we now return to keith morrison with the stranger. >> it is a strange thing. rather cruel how an answer so desperately sought can slip away. police had finally sniffed out the trail left by joe roberts. the one who seems to know what happens to brittany tavar. but before they could catch up to joe, he was gone. in a puff of oregon fog. >> the investigators had alerted police and law enforcement all the way up through washington, past seattle, and the six pacific northwest. because they thought he was headed in that direction. >> meanwhile, investigators had warned her family. >> they told us that this had fallen off the radar screen. >> and sure enough, that's what he did. and days turned into weeks. summer turned into fall. no sign of him. police suspicions turned darker. >> i think it is important for us here in florida

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. >>> major upheaval at jenny craig, looming closures and layoffs, and a possible bankruptcy coming in just a few days. now what's next as popular weight loss drugs up end the industry? >>> countdown to the coronation. king charles will be officially crowned this saturday. right now the backlash from the british public after being invited to swear allegiance to the king, as we learn more about how much the historic ceremony will cost as brits battle a tough economy. plus, who's on the guest list, as one of princess diana's confidantes speaks out about her legacy and why he says she was left behind. we're live from london in wales as gma's week of coronation coverage kicks. ♪ ring my bell ♪ and seth curry golden again, leading the warriors into the second round of the playoffs, setting up a blockbuster showdown with lebron and the lakers. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. thank you for starting your week with us. what a wild night in the day of sports. steph curry what? >> does not miss. >> why does that make you so mad? >> everyb

jenny craig is done.n an email sent to employees late yesterday, the company said it was unable to secure additional financing. the company has about 500 locations and employees at 1,000. jenny craig was founded in australia in 1983 to help people lose weight. the brand became a household name. the company, which operates largely on face-to-face customer interactions, has been impacted by a growth in online competitors and the popularity of weight loss drugs. jenny craig, actual person, is now 90 years old. >>> friends, family, and fellow athletes are mourning the loss of a track and field olympic gold medalist. american sprinter tory bowie found dead inneed her florida home. police performed a wellness check. officials said there were no signs of foul play and the cause of death is pending. bowie won a gold medal at the rio olympics as part of the american 4 by 500 relay. she was 32 years old. >>> new video of a wild car crash in virginia. there's some dash cam video showing a police officer making a tra

watching >> hello i'm craig melvin, and this is dateline. we heard all this talk around town that jessie was dead. to know that the last moment that she spent on this earth, she was in so much fear. it's not fair. if he is still out there, he could still be plotting. he could still be hunting. who is next? >> jessie gave her all. to everything she did. >> she's on a mission. >> her whole life. >> and then, someone took it all away. >> and i was like, jessie? nothing? i jolt her a little bit. and then i knew, this is not good. >> my daughter, won't wake up. >> she had been murdered in her own bed after coming home from a pool party. a party that hadn't been all fun and games. >> she was 19 and these men were in their 40s. we wanted to talk to them. >> did something happen at that party? what was happening around this small town. >> i heard somebody running behind me. then i noticed he had a knife in his hands. >> someone was stalking young women. >> it was either, i try to save myself or i let this guy do whatever he wants to me. >> his dream

hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." >> i'm craig melvin, and i'm natalie morales. and this is dateline. >> all of a sudden i realize, why are they late? there's something definitely wrong. he said your family was in an accident. and my world just dropped down from underneath me. >> the scene told the story -- >> why did you find? >> something i don't want to see again. >> yuck >> a deadly crash on a dark road. two gone, one barely alive. to a tragic accident. but look closer. can all of the broken glass and twisted metal, was there a clue to a crime? >> the last thing i wanted to have was to have to take a double fatality and not treat it as a homicide. >> murder. and no one saw coming. two families in torment. >> i couldn't deal with it. >> we were both just -- >> a small town trial with big emotions. >> you took it. you did it. >> and the verdict that would shake them all. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a dangerous highway in big sky country. that was a setting for a deadly crash that would seem to unite to families in shock and heartbreak.

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i am natalie morales. >> and this, is dateline. >> her name is pepper. >> i lived a secret life. >> she was kidnapped at age four. >> we got in the car, and we never went back. >> she spent decades trying to find her way home again, and she finally made it. or, so she thought. >> i said, i think that i am rhonda patricia christine. i said, do you know her? and there was a long pause. >> her story had many ups and downs. >> when i looked at the email, i just could not even believe it. >> but after so many tears, so many years and so many turns in her story. >> i was like, wow. >> there are still more stunning twists to be revealed. >> it is amazing, the best gift ever. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to dateline. a four year old girl was adopted and raised by her kidnappers. for decades, she searched for her family, and her identity. her story has an extraordinary ending, but as it turns out, that ending was just the beginning. here is keith morr

i'm craig melvin. >> welcome back to dateline, i'm craig melvin.osses murder trial. prosecutors had some tough questions for her. here again is dennis murphy. >> he pretended to be my friend and i was doing the best that i can to deal with the situation. and he had my whole life wrapped up. >> jurors had heard a harrowing tale from rusty snyderman's willow. of a monster of a boss who became obsessed with her new higher. but now the prosecution was suggesting the toxic triangle among boss, employee and husband was even more complicated than it seemed. and that the wife andrea was holding back important to tails of her story. >> >> prosecutor don gere -- >> there was a kind of watergate question, what did you know, when did you know it? >> we went, and we knew she was lying. we told her that we knew she was lying. and that did not seem to affect her. so we knew what we had to do on the stand. we simply did it. >> in court, hemy newman was the accused. but at times, it looks like andrea was on trial to. prosecution suggested andrea had been a willing

i'm craig melvin. >> welcome back to dateline.nt fatally stabbed during an evening showing. what will investigator's learn about lindsey's life to help them solve her death? here is josh mankiewicz with the dream house mystery. >> as police in saanich, british colombia work to solve the murder of lindsay buziak they focus on those closest to her, and lindsey's divorced parents seemed to have different suspects in mind. lindsay's father, jeff suspected her boyfriend at the time of her death, jason while zailo her mother told friends she suspected lindsey's former boyfriend of five years matt macduff, macduff watched him discuss as saanich police said they had cleared jason zailo of suspicion. >> mr. jason zailo is not a suspect. >> i found it odd? >> because -- >> why would they clear somebody, they don't clear anybody until someone is behind bars. >> he was questioned after lindsay's murder he denied any involvement. we you know there are people, lindsay's mother, for example who think that you are involved? >> yes. >> are you inv

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i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> it's the most frightening thing in the world. >> a young wife. >> she always saw the good and people. >> she had a way to make you smile. >> missing for nine days. >> it is so happening. she is somewhere she shouldn't be. it's hard enough when they didn't know. much worse when they did. >> i came over the tv that the body had been found. as long as i live i won't forget that. >> it did. >> had her troubled past caught up to her? >> it's going to freak out. >> or, was it something darker? >> he said that he would put it in her rebel. >> how did she change? >> she became more sexual with people. >> we wanted her dad? >> you found him somewhat of a player, but does that make him a killer? >> one night, she was supposed to meet her husband at their friends place for dinner, but she never showed up. and, never came back home. who was responsible for her disappearance? here is dennis murphy, with secrets and seattle. >> seattle a small tattoo at the back, a nexus

i'm craig melvin. >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. a gun wielding neighborhood bully. when joe campbell took the stand the defense was hoping to change that. painting him as a husband and grandfather in fear of his life. what version with the jury believe? here's karen morrison with the conclusion of the feud. >> on the 3rd of march 2016, and the old supreme court chamber of montana state capitol building. the question went to the jury. did joe campbell have a right to issue tim newman? was it self defense? or was it cold blooded murder? dan and -- waited, will their thoughts in the jury room. >> i believe he murdered him. >> murdered him, absolutely. >> it had been a while since montana passed a new law equalizing self-defense. it was hard to know what a jury might decide. >> if they find it not guilty, there will be for sale signs everywhere up there. >> so, nurses hours around the old code room. which turned into a hold they, and then into a second. >> there is so much anxiousness, just waiting for the jury to come back. >> and then? just afternoon. they too. the ju

that's all for this edition of i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> this is dateline. >> this is when you watch the mind for. it's about someone else. what about your friend. not about someone you love. >> she was completely defenseless. she reached out and somerset, help me. >> my heart dropped. i want to know why. why? >> it is a baffling case of murder. a mystifying piece of tape. at the center? husband and wife. self made millionaires. >> he was very caring and loving. >> she had a personality that such a win. together, they meet the cold business. that, someone else made a killing two. >> it was to make sure she was dead. >> his wife, ambushed by a shadowy man in black, with someone after their fortune? >> i called her to run her. was the answer on this table? >> was his wife been killed at that exact moment? >> a kind of greeting gold. where detectives hunting for a killer strike gold? >> something i don't think could be involved in this. >> welcome to dateline. down on their luck california couple bo

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm craig melvin.'m natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> this is a tragedy on top of a tragedy. >> it happened so quickly. their parents in the backyard spot -- they're -- in trouble. >> i just panicked. >> a sudden slip, a fatal fall -- >> you losing your mother, watching her go right -- >> someone else was watching her too, a curious neighbor. >> it was scary. the look on his face was almost indescribable. >> what had she seen? was this drowning really an accident? >> she's got a huge gash on her head. -- consistent with just falling down. >> a husband and father is suddenly under suspicion. >> who is crying, were crying. he said, they got -- >> three daughters stand by their dad, and one prosecutor stands firm. >> he's holding his wife of almost three decades under the water and -- justice for christie hall. >> was it murder? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, a young [inaudible] yard in 1 million and the moment it's unsettling. what she saw and what she did would set in motion a chain of events that would div

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dateline i'm craig melvin. >> welcome back to dateline and i'm craig melbourne.buehler, had just taken a turn to the bizarre,, 12 days after she disappeared, a fire at or motel. had any chance of finding her also gone up in flames? keith morrison picks up on her story, a place on the sand. >> the torching of tom buehler tom buehler haley's hotel here in anna maria island, turn out to be this just as -- they did know was that it was no accident this was arson. it started in a building beside that main hotel structure, a building that once served as tom and sabine's living quarters, nobody was hurt, but there were questions. was a personal? and attempt to destroy evidence? for wet? around town, some people wondered if tom had something to do with it. others dismiss that as just plain nonsense. photographer jack ohca with who we will find her for the -- >> that's on the mystery really started to wow, another element of this puzzle. >> why would somebody do that? >> it's bizarre. >> surely, it had have something to do with whatever happened to sabine. >> why would th

. >> that is all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching. >> i'm craig, melvin i'm natalie, miles this is dateline. the first time i saw her, i thought she was beautiful. we just loved being together. we were always together. >> our kitchen that door was open. glass was broken. >> i need an ambulance now. my wife. oh my god. >> it was him who found her. >> i don't know how to handle that. i wish i could've been there to protect her. >> a wife murdered, and later, a husband under suspicion. >> he was such a nice guy, that you would've never guess that he would've done something like that. >> you think you fake that burglary and killed his wife? >> yes. >> he wanted the house, he wanted her money and if he divorced or he would lose everything. >> in court, a stunning verdict. >> this could not be happening, i did not kill my wife. >> but more stunning still, was would came after. a mysterious witness with a secret. >> this is a woman who essentially says, i saw the murderer. and it wasn't tom fully, when her story be the ultimate twist? >> hello and welcom

craig _ for that eventuality. all right.nternational, thank you forjoining us on the relief situation in sudan. as we mentioned, thousands of people are trying to get out of sudan. our africa correspondent andrew harding has been speaking to some of them in port sudan. we are crossing the red sea, heading towards the coast of sudan. a night—time rescue mission organised by saudi arabia's navy. it's not quite dunkirk, but many warships and ferries are now involved in this giant evacuation. tight security as the lights of port sudan gleam on the horizon. we head to shore on a smaller tug boat, at the edge of a country consumed by conflict. we arejust coming in now to port sudan. it's a huge place and a big city. it is the focal point now of the evacuation effort for the whole country. we are told the area around it has been secured for now. on sudanese soil and long after midnight, a small crowd has been selected from the thousands still waiting here. nepalese, bangladeshis, pakistanis. how are you feeling tonight? a bit relie

i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales and this is dateline. >> they were so happy at first, sharing a lovers perched high atop a cliff. but romance turned to danger. she fell from the edge. >> i would call this an accidental death. >> but whas it? >> she said that if anything happens to me, you'll know who did it. >> a mystery of nearly 20 years heads into court and the husband is on the precipice. >> did you kill your wife, jody? >> i did not. >> what happened on the cliffs edge? >> hello and welcome to dateline. when police got word that someone had fallen off a cliff, they weren't surprised. the place was known to be dangerous. but even they could not guess that it would take almost 20 years to find out what really happened to a woman out on an evening hike with her husband. here's chris jansen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> every couple has it. a shared song, a favorite movie, or maybe a special place. stephen scharf says that for his wife and him jody, this was it. two rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a

we have craig with us. overnight breaking news in the russia-ukraine war. >> residential areas in moscow have now been hit by drone attacks while russia launched new drone attacks on kyiv. molly hunter is in kyiv with the very latest for us molly, good morning to you >> reporter: craig, good morning. the kremlin says president putin has been briefed on those moscow attacks. i want to show you where i am. i will step out to let my camera man zoom out to the stop floor of this high rise building take a look at the massive destruction. right now they are throwing debris out of those windows. you might wear crashes that is windows coming out of windows. residents say they heard a massive explosive overnight. unclear if it was debris from a downed drone or whether this building took a direct hit overnight, in moscow a rare drone attack city officials say several buildings sustained minor damage some residents were evacuated, but no serious injuries. the russian minister of defense says eight unmanned aerial vehi

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