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craig i guess you said this. grant's learning that complete conquest was necessary to win the war is is a key in all of this. and lincoln's acceptance grant particularly after vicksburg, when lincoln writes a letter to his his general ulysses as grant and says, you know what, you were right about vicksburg and i was wrong. well, when do we ever hear of a president saying that to one of his generals? i just think that's an an exquisite moment in the relationship between between lincoln and grant. other thoughts gentlemen, may i respond. to a few. sure. a few comments have been made. i'm not sure i agree hundred percent that lincoln is be credited or blamed as. the author of the bull run campaign. i think he what certainly bought into the one battle and wipe it out theory one of the people he was compelled listen to on that was greeley, the editor of the new york tribune. i know lincoln more said, i'd like to have god on my side, but i must have kentucky. but he also needed to have horace greeley. and horace greele

, her husband, dentist james craig, was arrested for allegedly poisoning her. according to the arrest affidavit, that authorities suggest he had murdered his wife to be with another woman. now, that woman, karen kane, is breaking her silence, speaking exclusively to good morning america to set the record straight, telling abc's matt gutman that her relationship with craig was just beginning. only weeks old, she says she's now come to realize it was all based on lies. you've been labeled the mistress in this story. >> yeah. >> i don't like that label. if i had known what was true, i would not have been in with this person. >> according to the affidavit, just days after meeting karen kane, james craig began researching potassium cyanide, a poison. he also allegedly googled how much arsenic it would take to kill someone and whether it would be detectable during an autopsy. >> do you think that james craig allegedly poisoned his wife to clear the decks so he could be with you? >> there's no way i motive. there's been no planning a future together. >> the next step

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>> i think you just said it, craig.bout two controversial items. after years of protests, the team finally changes its name. they become the washington commanders almost immediately, a lot of folks expressed their displeasure with the name choice shall we say is that something that might be reviewed by the new ownership, changing the name from the commanders to something else >> i think, craig, everything is on the table especially after this year we will see where we are with the name, but i can't say that right now. >> team's based in virginia. they play their games in maryland there's been a movement afoot for a long time to move the football team back into the city >> right >> make them the actual washington, d.c. commanders. >> we're going to spend this year understanding what we have in place and then i'm sure that that will come up, the commanders, the name of the team will come up eventually but right now, we got enough work to do, and that will keep us busy. >> a majority of folks who play in the nfl, they look

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craig what's the latest?g: it might even be crisp tomorrow; right, for portions of the northeast. how often have we used that term, not often at all. also want to mention a place like phoenix, you talked about week after week of this heat. it's been prolonged; right? this is going down on record as the warmest, potentially, depends on how we end the month, but it looks like it will be the warmest july on record for the month of july for phoenix here at 102.9 degrees. you are thinking wait a minute we have been talking about temperatures at 115, 116, this is the average high and the low. they get to 115 and 116, but only been cooling down into the 90s. in fact 97 is one of their lowest temps they got to. that's quite a stretch for them. that's one example of what's going on. they don't have the excessive heat warnings -- the excessive heat warning for phoenix and portions of southern california over to tucson you are losing this, but the excessive heat warnings over california for temperatures up to 115, same

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craig? >> shaq, thank you. >>> meantime, that high-stakes nato summit is wrapping up today with president biden set to deliver a major speech after a face-to-face meeting with ukraine's president. peter alexander joins us with the very latest from there. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. this is a critical day in president biden's trip as he looks to fortify nato's strength ahead of that sit-down with president volodymyr zelenskyy who has been forceful against nato's resistance to set a specific time line for ukraine to join nato. today zelenskyy showing gratitude. president biden this morning on tap to meet with president volodymyr zelenskyy. their third face-to-face this year. amid disagreement over when and how ukraine will be allowed to join the alliance. a statement from nato's leaders here said they plan to include ukraine eventually, but planned or provided no specific timeline, saying there are democratic and military standards ukraine must first meet. volodymyr z

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i'm craig melvin., and detectives had been looking into her estranged husband greg. >> welcome back to "dateline." i'm craig melvin. sandi johnson was missing and detectives had been looking into her estranged husband, greg. the couple's crumbling marriage and money problems pointed to a possible motive. but as investigators retraced sandi's steps in the hours before she vanished, they discovered a stunning secret and an entirely new person of interest. here again is andrea canning with "the disappearance of sandi johnson." >> the search for the person responsible for the disappearance of sandi johnson from a seattle suburb was widening. >> we had to look at everyone close to sandi at that point in time. >> investigators discovered that the recently separated sandi had a friend named jeff kane she kept secret from her estranged husband. she was supposed to meet kane for lunch the day after she disappeared. cops soon learned there had been more than lunch on the menu. after work on that friday, sandi ha

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sam, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, craig, good morning.pposed to be a scheduled meeting russell's meeting and investigators turned into email exchange and admission on russell's behalf that the entire thing was a lie. why did she do this and what happened over those two days a stunning public confession in the mysterious disappearance of carlee russell. >> there was no kidnapping. >> reporter: whoever's police chief reading a statement on monday provided by russell's attorney on behalf of the 25-year-old nursing student. >> my client did not see a baby on the side of the road. my client did not leave the hoover area. this was a single act done by herself. >> reporter: for days it captured skepticism grew when police were unable to verify her story. >> where do you think she went and with how would you characterize what happened here? >> that's the $100 question. >> reporter: earlier this month russell went missing for just over 48 hours after calling 911 to report a toddler walking along the interstate. >> hi, i am on interstate 459 and th

craig, across has been following that story for us and has the latest on the ongoing police operation. well, the latest way hearing is that they have been reports of several suspected sightings this afternoon, but none of these have been confirmed as of yet. and this drama really begun to unfolding the late hours of wednesday into thursday morning when a member of the public reports at least sole faced lie in this attacking a wild boar. now the investigators have dismissed this talk, but they did take this report incredibly seriously, as he said, advising people to stay inside to keep the children inside on to keep the pets off the streets. now in terms of the investigation, in addition to the conventional police who was searching for these big top, they've also enlisted the help of local veterinarians. and also hunters who are most specialized in these types of operation. with regards to the technology, they have helicopters, drones and also an almond vehicle, akin to tongue to try and locate the log in aspect get this house proved fruitless, and the lion is still very much on the lo

you, craig, and national security interest, just like here they are in the eyes of the beholders. and i've heard many a russian uh list suggests that for the americans, the, when your brain is a very sweet deal, you mentioned the proxy war. and it's actually a fairly well developed military and doctrine that sees a war on the foreign land as a, as an acceptable. and in fact, uh, you know, genius, a change or a genius alternative for the kinetic, for the actual kinetic conflicts in which the united states would have to lose money on soldiers. so why would they even abandon this? we deal when they can counter the nuclear adversary. through funding war in the ukraine, i'm also sending a powerful my message to another adversary. i'm talking about china here to, well, i think there's a lot of unforeseen debt on sides or, or, i guess not, not so much i proceeded, but a little mention downsized us the involvement of warranty trade. and one of the biggest ones, of course, is the unilateral disarmament conditional assortment of us military us military has been sending bass amounts of high

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a 1000000, craig chrysler for us here in the studio. the. the women's world cup kicked off on thursday with co hosts, new zealand beating norway, one meal in the opening match. the norwegians lifted the trophy in 1995, but underwhelmed in this opening match as the locals savored a victory. an understated opening ceremony at the eden puck stadium fee to the performance by mallory and 1st nations dunces and sing is before the $2.00 teams observed, a minute's silence the head of kick off the co hosts with a clear under dog's and this match up. but it didn't show 3 minutes into the 2nd half a go kick stuff to the soup of attack as new zealand stones up the page, and finally made the superiority counts. stones strike a 100 wilkinson swept him. jackie, hands close to a small one celebrations. finally off to 16 unsuccessful attempts, musings, 1st world cup. when was on the horizon, they then had a golden opportunity to double their lead a minute from full time after a handful co captain, re a possible mist from the penalty spots. but it stayed one

. >> reporter: yeah, craig. good morning. the suspect appearing in court this morning via closed-circuit television, and the defendant not saying much to the court except for yes or no. everything ranging from the murder charges to holding weapons to aggravated assault. a community reeling in disbelief after a wild shootout in philadelphia the night before independence day. >> sounded like fireworks. >> reporter: five people killed, including one teen. his mother speaking out, addressing the shooter. >> you shot towards children and innocent children that had nothing to do with anything, and my son happened to be one of the people that get killed. i hope you get everything you deserve. >> reporter: also among the injured, twin toddlers. one shot in the leg. the other injured by shatters glass as they sat in their mother's car. this morning police say the suspect responsible for the chaos is behind bars. >> such an act of violence is abhorrent and goes against anything we stand for in this community. >> reporter: new traffic c

craig is here. we're staying up late.l also have brandy here later to break the game down for us, but congratulations to usa. >>> in the meantime, guys, take a look at this. this is a gorgeous scene. this looks super refreshing and a place to beat the heat, but you will not cool off by jumping into that ocean today. >> no. in fact, in a lot of places, the ocean feels like a hot tub. the ocean temperature reached 101 yesterday. some of the warmest temperatures ever recorded. we will get to that story in just a moment and the latest on brutal heat affecting some new sports of the united states this morning. >> yeah. >>> but we're going to get started with hunter biden set to appear in court today to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts on failing to pay his taxes. the president's son also facing a separate felony gun possession charge. all of this comes as congress prepares to hear more testimony about the investigation into hunter biden's business practices. ryan nobles is covering all this for us. >> reporter: g

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i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." >> i'm craig melvin. and this is dateline. >> i remember telling him, i'm so sorry mommy wasn't there for you. i cannot rest until i find out who did this and why. who shot him? >> was he shot while he was in the car? >> in the car. >> who lives there, why would he be there? >> the only trouble that he would ever get in was with women. >> he was texting, making phone calls, all at the same time. >> you finally see that video from the police camera. >> i can't get that image out of my head. >> our son is on the ground dying. >> my family immediately went into action. >> you found out a lot of things on your own that police didn't tell you. >> yes you need to keep investigating. >> i knew that i had to do the work myself. you'll only have a 26% murder solve rate. >> yes it's the community dealers failing here. >> my son deserves justice. i will keep fighting for him until my last breath. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. courtney copeland was larger than life, gifted salem's man and a caring son beloved by

hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." >> hello, i'm craig melvin. this is dateline. >> i was robbed of my sister. i had to grow up without one. in an instant she was gone. and it changed everything. >> she dreamed of a career solving crimes, but crime claimed her first. >> gut wrenching pain! my daughter, please, please don't let this be true! >> home alone on a sunny afternoon she vanished. >> we just said, "oh my god! isn't this one of her earrings? " >> earrings in the carpet. ribbons on the ground. tire tracks on the lawn. >> there was evidence of a violent struggle. >> what had happened? and who was behind it? >> everything was a mystery. was she still alive? was she not? >> it tore us apart. >> for years they demanded answers, a struggle each day. then came the cold case squad with a new bag of tricks. >> i always felt that this was a case that could be solved. >> they wanted justice just as bad as we did. >> as a mother she fought and fought and fought. >> we just never gave up. >> don't mess with a mother bear. hello. welcome to "dateline. "

craig? >> josh, thank you. >>> meantime, there are more questions this morning about the whereabouts about the military leader accused of trying to wage a rebellion in russia. nbc news was given rare access to what was intended to be a home base for his mercenary group inside neighboring belarus. but for now, it remains empty. keir simmons is live here this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sheinelle this is that belarus base where the wagner fighters were supposed to be redeployed. with russia, once again, things seem to be turning upside down take a look through the fence there. you can see makeshift military tents. but the belarusian authorities brought us here to say there's no wagner and no prigozhin this morning, the mercenary leader came close to causing a civil war in russia is apparently back in russia. russian state television which once lauded prigozhin and his wagner fighters as frontline heroes in ukraine now branding him a trtraitor, detaiailing his crimi

and kevin craig, do you get the- and kevin craig, do you get the impression that— craig, do you get thehealth service. things in the health service. yeah.— things in the health service. yeah-r— things in the health service. veat-r te— things in the health service. veat-r ta .— things in the health service. yeah.-i do . michael- things in the health service. yeah.-i do . michael andj yeah. yes, i do. michael and i think both wes streeting and keir starmer are really clear that the answer is in part financial. that's why there are very clear pledges on on more money for the nhs through changes to, for example, the taxation of high net worth individual non—doms. but also why i'm really encouraged by wes streeting. every time he opens his mouth is that he's clear that you know, reform has to come an ideology won't be put in front of parental choice, and i understand why. there's some nervousness about around some people about more use of private companies . but if that helps companies. but if that helps clear backlogs , then, you know, clear backlogs, then, you know, labouris clear backlogs

i want to bring in freightway's founder and ceo craig puller.r work, by the way, is just absolutely the best -- craig fuller. in this arena that you're in. what i'm looking at in the last couple days, i'm reading are -- where some of the industry the leaders in the trucking industry are arguing maybe this freight recession that began in the first quarter, continued in the second quarter, they're seeing signs maybe it's starting to abate a little bit. do you agree with that? >> yeah, or we we certainly have had the worst freight market in many years, really since the great recession, that has taken place really for the first half of the year. we are seeing signs that at least the market is bottoming, and it looks like we may see some signs in july that things are improving, so is that's certainly a positive sign. charles: your national truckload index, you know, i saw where in december it was $3 a mile down to $1.62. was the normalization sort of thing driving that, or was it a persistent lack of demand driving that? or is that the same thing? >>

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

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> hello. i'm craig melvin. and this is "dateline." >> it was just chaos. >> a day at the mall descends into mayhem. armed men turned shoppers into prey. >> lots of screaming. lots of gunfire. they had a demeanor like they owned the place. >> panicked moms protecting their kids. >> i just kepting telling them to be quiet, like a mouse. >> kids forced to protect one another. >> you grabbed your brother. >> yeah, and just run. >> from out of the blue a hero. >> she starts running. >> could he rescue the very smallest of victims? >> when portia got up and ran, did you have a moment where you thought, oh, my god? >> hello and welcome to "dateline." new ton, orlando, las vegas. it seems like mass shootings have become all too frequent in the u.s. and overseas at a mall in nairobi, kenya, masked assailants carried out an even deadlier attack. it was an otherwise normal saturday afternoon of shopping, but gunman turned it into a scene of bedlam and bloodshed. but what also emerged were remarkable stories of courage and

i'm craig snell.ost of us it's to thursday, for most of us it's going to be fairly cloudy. some outbreaks of rain, too, but if you central and eastern you live in central and eastern parts, fairly parts, it will feel fairly humid. so here's the situation as end wednesday. got a huge as we end wednesday. got a huge area of low pressure really dominating proceedings and weather in weather fronts, bringing in bands some this rain bands of rain. some of this rain will heavy and will be quite heavy and persistent we go through persistent as we go through the course also course of the night. also bringing in a lot of mist bringing in quite a lot of mist and fog, especially across southern country southern parts of the country and quite breezy to the far and also quite breezy to the far north—east of scotland here. actually, we will stay quite dry with some clear spells. so a little bit chilly here. temperatures falling down to around 5 degrees. but for around 5 or 6 degrees. but for the of us, a much milder

here is secretary general craig polizei. the present situation is a serious one and it's a threat to international peace. the security council is. mr. president, in my opinion, the competent organ to deal with it. i considered the clear duty of the security council to take steps necessary to reestablish peace in that area. a vote on united states demand that the north koreans halt their aggression is carried nine to nothing with the soviet union absent back in korea, the saddest victim of the treacherous aggression by the communist north korean puppets are women and children. this is not new. these tragic can bewildered refugees are always the first fruit of wanton aggression. meanwhile, at the united nations, the security council, with the soviets still absent calls upon all its members by military aid by the korean republic, the united states delegate speaks. this is the first time that enforcement action has been taken by the united nations. this action recommends that the members of the united nations, any such assistanc