craig and his family have dedicated their lives to this country. they are called to serve america has made an lasting impact and we are so proud of all he does to help fellow veterans thrive in missouri's fourth congressional district. his father and four uncles served in world war ii. and wild both of his sons are currently serving our nation. craig grew up on a farm until he left for college at the university of massachusetts where he enlisted in the air force as a rotc cadet. after completion of ground school he obtained the rank of private pilot through the rotc program and was further commissioned as a lieutenant in the united states air force. he then attended flight school and was pinned the silver wings of an air force pilot. craig diligently worked his way through rankings and has earned positions as an instructor for the new b-1 airport, attained the rank of captain, and build over 2,800 hours of flight time in the b-52. he is qualified in any mu multiengine jet and secretary selected for promotion to major. though he continues to earn mu

craig: it is some of all of that.ty companies that we finance are doing it on acquisitions, financing the balance sheet and entering into new markets. there is some m&a activity. i hope to see it pickup. i had hoped to see the year started out stronger. i think that with this environment, we will see that as the year wears on. these are big markets. private equity firms are active managers of their companies enter using financing as a tool to grow businesses in the economy continues to be good, so there is a lot of demand for capital. sonali: what is interesting to me is that as the fed is really waiting to cut interest rates as quickly as investors came into the year expecting, one question that i have, and this is almost handing it over to you, the leveraged finance markets have reopened a little bit this year. are they at risk of closing again at the end of the year? given that rates are so high and jitters are starting to form? craig: one of the central propositions for a firm like ours is that we can stay open an

craig sopin: madeleine force astor.rty: and so they wanted to get home in plenty of time before the baby was born. andrew wilson: ida and isidor straus had been married for more than four decades. they'd had an incredibly happy marriage throughout that time. the straus' had been traveling in europe, and they thought the return voyage would be a wonderfully pleasant, relaxing trip back to america. [suspenseful music] one of the things people question is, was titanic going too fast into a known ice field. don lynch: at the time of the collision, they were going the fastest they had ever gone during the voyage. captain smith was the premier white star captain. he'd had an excellent career. tim maltin: he was known as the millionaire's captain, and he actually loved going fast. [waves crashing] there is some evidence that they were trying to break the maiden voyage crossing time of titanic's sister ship, rms olympic. there's some pretty credible evidence to that effect. tim maltin: what they thought was, we'll surprise them

for more, we are joined by craig fuller, freightwaves ceo.htwaves supplies global supply chain data to the freight industry. let's start with the potential timeline. the u.s. army saying the port of baltimore could be opened by the end of may. when you think of the magnitude of the cleanup, does that seem like a realistic timetable? craig: i think it is an impressive timetable considering concerns of how long this takes. i think there's a lot of motivation among federal officials and state officials and local officials to get this moving. reopening the port is priority number one. you have to remove a lot of debris to allow the channel to open. katie: an impressive timetable. in the meantime, is there the possibility of accessing the port through another water channel or is this the only way in? craig: the primary focus is to get the water channel open. unfortunately, we have a ship and a bridge that has collapsed in the way. that will be priority number one and that is what they will try to do. they won't be able to remove all of the debris.

and craig melvin.ling police that this seemingly happy mom was violent, and often mentally unstable. investigators were about to get a better view into that home than they would ever imagine. here again is dennis murphy, with the house on sydney's cove . >> reporter: within minutes of finding nikki's body, police raced to the lyerly home, about a mile away. what they observe right away was astounding. the home security system that matt lyerly had casually mentioned to detective emerson a few days earlier appeared more appropriate to ft. knox them a house in the burbs. >> when you first see the house in the road, you can see all of these cameras on the eaves of the house, both sides. >> reporter: there were 21 security cameras in all, with a tricked out control room to monitor and record everything. >> he sounds like a one-man nsa ? >> he was in a very low crime area, so, it almost boggled the mind as to why he felt he needed quite so much surveillance coverage for the house. >> aud to be sure. and obse

you are correct, craig. his legal issues did not phase republican primary voters who overingly backed former-president trump. here is something i'm watching from the latest nbc news polling. we are calling it short-handing this as the hush money trial to differentiate it from the other trial, the other legal issues the former president faces. the prosecution is hoping to have people think about it not as a hush money trial but as something bigger than a sex scandal but an election interference trial. why does it matter? when you look at issues that voters say matter to them and voters come november, it is inflation and imgrangs. no surprise. those are stalwarts, always big issues. third, they say threats to democracy is one of the biggest issues facing the country. if prosecutors are able to make that connection, there you see the former president walking in, that could sway folks. >> we have "meet the press" moderator kristen welker joining us from washington. kristen, good morning to you. let's talk about

many of craig's take place every year. we'll do this as cost is one of the strongest ones is taking place. and in 25 years, people are pretty used. so this type of activity that happened some very significant equations, high ones history, which led to a lot of casualties. one of the major wants to replace in 1999 where more than 2000 people were killed and some 50000 buildings were destroyed. and since that period of time, so i one has done a lot to enforce straight to regulation of quite proof buildings. and so even when we see of craig's, of this, of this magnitude, the majority of buildings are able to withstand that, that level of shaping. so taiwan is used to this, a pretty well world machine springs into action when this type of, of the crate does take place. and we're seeing that come into force now with the government sending more military personnel to the eastern part of taiwan to assist with operations. seed of the correspondent james chapter in taipei. they say that there, thank you so much. well let's take a lo

, —— alysa craig off the country's west coast.en us a glimpse at this unique process. what stood the test of time as this metamorphic rock from the small island. it is hard to believe that taken from a rough rock like this ends up into a masterpiece and somebody throws that rock and ends up somebody throws that rock and ends up winning a gold medal. we manufacture curling stones for the olympics and world championships, we have been here for 174 years. it gives it the final finish. have been here for174 years. it gives it the final finish. freehand turnin: gives it the final finish. freehand turning and _ gives it the final finish. freehand turning and grinding, _ gives it the final finish. freehand turning and grinding, this - gives it the final finish. freehand | turning and grinding, this success was dependent on the skill of the operator. — was dependent on the skill of the operator, who had to coordinate to -et operator, who had to coordinate to get the _ operator, who had to coordinate to get the proper size and shape of the

and i believe now craig, going to see you over there.you're on leave until you sign every book, every out. happy to. and if you have questions, go ahead and ask craig questions at the beginning. by all means, there's other point. can i make one other point? one last point. one point, 1980, when reagan was campaign. i touched on this earlier, but i didn't expand it. reagan said, you basically he said, we don't need arms control. we need an arms race. and people thought he was crazy, but he knew exactly what he was talking about because he knew we had the technology was superior to the soviets. but he look, we're going to get an arms race and we're going to build up defenses and force the soviets the table and get them to reduce armaments and reduce their military might. and that's precisely what happened. and because of amf, right. is that the soviets eliminated. well, not soviets, americans, too, but 2400 nuclear missiles were eliminated because of imp. i mean, there is such a marvelous because reagan exactly what he said he's going to b

craig demarco: it feels pretty glamorous to walk down these stairs.: there's no mistaking the artistry inside the office of upward projects, a restaurant group located in the phoenix financial center designed in the mid-60s for a booming banking industry. craig demarco: when we were looking for office space, really wanted something architecturally relevant to go with our adaptive reuse style of the way we do business. ali rogin: like phoenix's mythical namesake, the process of adaptive reuse creates new structures from the remains of the old. in 2001, co-founders craig and kris demarco started that process inside an old post office. craig demarco: we fell in love with the architecture, the age of the building, the neighborhood that surrounded it and giving it a second life. ali rogin: the post office reopened as postino, a wine bar that since grown to 25 locations across six states. at 40 years old, postino's original site was hardly historic. craig demarco: i think as time has gone on, people have realized they are special. they need to be preserved,

craig: my first reaction was what? on one hand it's not a huge shock in the sense that anyone who read walter isaacson's pre-auger fee is familiar with this idea that elon had to be talked into this model and he wanted to be talked out of it. we will be able to build self driving vehicles rendering the cheap car useless. the problem with that is that he has been trying to do this for eight years. it has been selling full self-driving and he just doesn't have it. it is an increasingly capable system and at other times it doesn't work. it is not say. he issues this dictate to his employees that they need to demonstrate this before every sale and he himself puts in his email this is a supervised system. this company is a long way from being able to offer a robotaxis so this idea they would cancel an affordable car that they desperately need us hard to believe. caroline: let's talk about the desperate need. some citing byd, is thought antagonizing the cost perspective? craig: we only have to look at the numbers that came o

and we head to the island of ailsa craig, off scotland's west a high—tech solution to help manage typene diabetes. and we head to the island of ailsa craig, off scotland's west coast, to learn how the granite used for the winter sport, curling, is crafted. more now on our top story... a food charity is halting its work in gaza after seven staff members were killed in what it says was an israeli air strike. world central kitchen accused israel of assaulting humanitarian groups working in difficult conditions, and said food was being used as a weapon. the charity called the strike an attack on humanitarian organisations working in the most dire situations. israel says it is conducting a thorough review of the incident. there's been an angry reaction around the world, the polish foreign minister said he had asked the israeli ambassador to poland for an explanation. the australian prime minister said there needed to be accountability. this is what the uk cabinet minister gillian keegan had to say. well, i mean, obviously we haven't had it confirmed yet, but we are very, very concerned by t

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let's ring and craig trudell.ig, it was a bit of a long night or an early morning, depending on where you were around the world, but let's start drew baglino, one of only four named officers at tesla. i thought this was a surprise. and i'm being told he resigned, not laid off as part of the 10% cut. what do you know? craig: less than you do, ed, but i have to speculate about the extent to which this may be about a difference of opinion on the direction of the company. this news comes shortly after news that the company is maybe putting aside its work on a cheaper vehicle and focusing efforts on a robotaxi. elon musk at first call that report by reuters false and then seemed lend credence to it i scheduling the introduction of robotaxi months from now, which is sort of suggests that, you know, he's focused on that. that raises questions about whether, whether drew baglino thought that the right. whether patel thinks that's the right news. he's going to be the person, would have been the person in washington who wou

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i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. thank you for watching. he had missed a meeting. and then not to hear from her, this isn't right. it would have been impossible to get up every day >> i'm craig melvin. >> i am natalie morales. >> this is dateline. >> she missed a meeting, the not to hear from her, this isn't right. it would have been impossible to get up every day knowing that she was gone. i had to believe we would find her alive. >> texture, she always got right back. then one day, she didn't. >> immediately my spidey senses were hot. >> where was natalie? >> i sent her an email, all caps, are you alive? >> there was no sign of her in such a confusing trail of clues . even calls to 911 were silent. >> no voice, no struggles can be heard. >> in my heart, i knew she's not coming back. >> one of the suspects had an alibi, until a camera caught him in a lie. >> it was a lot of smoke and mirrors. >> and, the strangest clue of all, there in an empty parking lot -- >> six perfectly stacked cardboar

'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." craig melvin: a sprawling southern family farm with a pair of churchgoing grandparents at its heart. nathan bennett: they were definitely >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i am not only more or less >>> in this is dateline.g >> there was no way it was supposed to end like this. the former church deacon and his wife, who on earth would want them dead? >> it doesn't make sense. they were loved by everyone. >> everyone, maybe, but their own daughter, who admitted to a bitter dispute >> she needed her stepfather and mother dead. >> evidence pointed to her boyfriend as an accomplice. >> you've got the victims blood on your shoe. he was there. >> or, was he? a once loving family now gripped by suspicion. >> i had a lot of people saying that she did it. >> the terrible truth ripped them apart. >> this cannot be happening. >> welcome to dateline. a daughter battling her demons and her mother and stepfather. after their double murder, police started to wonder how far bambi bennett would go to get what

i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." >>> she was a college student, found on a lonely road in texas. >> we figured she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. >> tough questions for her boyfriend. >> where was i the night before? what was i doing? when did i last seen her? >> i thought he would be our killer. >> but while police tried to prove it, another attack. >> he has me by the throat and he's shaking me and yelling at me not to say a word. >> you're a prisoner in this apartment now. >> yes. >> her body had been propped up on to the bed. >> even law enforcement thought, what do we have on our hands here? >> there was growing danger. police are looking if the wrong place. >> i lived to tell and nobody believed me. >> this monster is walking free while they are wasting their time. >> can the killer be caught before he kills again? >> it makes you realize how fragile your life is. and that anybody can take it. >>> welcome to "dateline," a ki

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that was the journalist victoria craig - inflation rate.that was the - journalist victoria craig talking to me a little earlier from istanbul. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a new and controversial hate crime law has come into effect in scotland. the law creates a new offence of stirring up hatred in relation to personal characteristics including age, disability, religion and sexual orientation. the government says it will protect minority groups from prejudice and hatred. but critics argue it will undermine freedom of speech — and police fear the legislation could be weaponised for political purposes. here's the first minister humza yousaf commenting on the new bill. the only concern you should have when it comes to the new stirring up offences is if your behaviour is threatening or abusive and intends to stir up hatred. and by the way, even if that is the case, there are some defences such as the reasonable personal defence and so on and so forth. so unless your behaviour is threatening or abusive and intends to sti

i'm craig malvin.markus kaarma, told police his story that he was living in a state of fear, >>> welcome back. i am craig melvin. homeowner micah's kaarma told police the story that he was living in a state of fear, but his answers raised more questions. what really happened in that garage, and what was diren dede doing there in the first place? to find out the truth, they needed to learn more about their german exchange student. here again is josh mankiewicz with deadly exchange. >> when he was killed in a neighbor's garage, exchange student diren dede was just two months away from returning to his family in germany. the man who shot him said he feared for his life, and from diren's best friend robbie, police learned the teen did enter the garage to steal. as robbie described it, diren was not the first kid in missoula to go sneaking into unlocked garages. he said the kids were after money or credit cards or valuables. this stunt happened often enough that it had a name -- garage hopping. and the targ

. >> how dangerous craig is. sits between israel and iran ? israel and iran? >> well, it's obviously extremely dangerous because in effect, you have a state of war existing between the two. they are attacking each other's territory, so , you know, the territory, so, you know, the questions of, of legality, of actions don't really apply anymore in but all that governs the actions now are the are the laws of war. fortunately, iran appears to be indicating it's not going to, retaliate against this later israeli strike. of course , there's no way of being course, there's no way of being 100% certain that's how it's going to play out. and there's also the danger that israel, if iran doesn't retaliate , will do iran doesn't retaliate, will do something else, because it's very much been in israel's interest to start this, major escalation with, with iran, because it stopped people talking about gaza. and it's the least the pressure, at least in the view of politicians. it's removed the pressure on arms exports to israel

craig? >> jesse kirsch for us there in oklahoma.entlemen se, thank you. >> this risk of severe weather is far from over. al has his eye on a pretty messy map there. >> yeah. as jesse eluded to it. that tornado that jesse was talking about where he was, that was the strongest tornado they've had in that region in oklahoma in ten years. now, you can see we have this stretch of strong storms stretching from ohio all the way down into the mid-mississippi river valley. today and tonight, this cold front reaches the east coast. isolated flooding possible in parts of the northeast. today that other system comes in, this brings in storms from iowa to kansas. you can see we've got an enhanced risk from des moines, kansas city. we're looking at hail possibilities of up to two inches of hail. one inch all the way down to wichita falls, wichita, kansas. tomorrow another system developing over the rockies. here's where we're worried about those folks who had dangerous storms in oklahoma. we have an enhanced risk from dodge city, concordia. wichi

i know it. >> craig? >> 2044. >> in dallas where al is, the answer is 2317.ry 20 years. >> 600 years. >> every year. >> 600 years. >> every 20 years. >> dylan wins. it is every year and a half, 18 months. >> open your gift. >> i know this. one more. >> what did you get, dylan? >> bonny tyler! ♪ every now and then i fall apart ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ >> let's just say today she has a total eclipse on all of our hearts. >> turn around, bright eyes. we've got one more question. >> i like that. >> what is the average temperature drop during the solar eclipse? >> 20 degrees, 20 degrees. 25, 30 degrees. >> all right, craig. you won it. >> yes! yes! >> and another prize. >> awe! >> that's cute. >> to quiet our competitive nature, it was necessary to lie down on the job before the big countdown. >> oh, my gosh. i'm not kidding. i just looked directly at the sun. i'm not kidding. it was an accident. >> we quickly regrouped and grabbed our kids for the moment we had all been waiting for as close to totality as we were going to get. >> 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! oh, my go

i am craig melvin. thanks for watching. i am craig. thanks for watching. hello, i am craig melvin and this is dateline. >>> it is never good news when the phone rings at 5:00 in the morning. i knew something was not right. he just began sobbing and saying no. >> it was just before midnight when the shooting started. >> he had been shot multiple times. he was on the ground face down. >> a man was dead but not just any man. >> how do you kill superman? >> he was a olympian and a father killed by a intruder in his own backyard according to his wife. his wife. and what other secrets were hidden away? if her husband was dead ike, outside, why was the gun found hidden inside and what other secrets were hidden away? >> sometimes she would say things like i would be better off if he was not around. >> was the husband defending the family war was she? the mystery may not be who did it but why. >> the truth will come out and justice will be served. i have to believe that. eve tha county, california, >> welcome to dateline. e he the elite athlete dave took him a bron

i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. i'm craig melvin. "dateline." >>> she was a college student, found on a lonely road in texas. >> we figured she had been sexually assaulted and

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

police began looking into craig after learning he had ordered several drugs not typically used in his dental practice, including a potentially lethal amount of potassium cyanide. craig's wife, angela, died of poisoning last year. >> a nationwide shortage of potentially life saving drugs is getting worse. the shortage now the worst on record, according to a top pharmacist group. the question now is why and what can be done? here's abc's andrea fujii. >> this morning doctors and pharmacists are sounding the alarm as a nationwide drug shortage hits a record high with more than 320 medications. now in short supply. >> this is one of the worst times that that we've had as far as we've been tracking, especially with the total number of ongoing and active shortages, experts say some patients are having to forgo critical medication because hospitals and pharmacies just can't get it. >> cancer treatments, diabetes, adhd and injectable drugs critical in life saving operations are just some of the medications in low supply. marilyn martin has type two diabetes and has had trouble finding her pre

and of course, you know, we have seen really, really damaging of craig's entire ones. history, for example, the 1999, a craig where we had some 2000 people killed in tens of thousands of buildings destroyed since that upgrade took place. we've had much more stringent restrictions and sorry, regulations in terms of, of quite freezing buildings. and that's why we really don't see the level of destruction you might expect from an outbreak of this magnitude in taiwan. james, thank you very much. that was our correspond to james chase or in taipei to now is the war in gaza and world leaders have condemned and is really striking on a humanitarian con, void there that killed its killed 7 people working for the n g, a world central kitchen for nationals from australia, poland to u. k, in the us are among the victims. the best present joe biden said. he was outraged and heart broken by the tragedy. although strictly slammed the attack is completely unacceptable. is real, his blame to strike on miss identification and called it a grave mistake. secretary general, antonio gutierr

let's bring in craig morgan. good to have you here. >> good morning, frank. >> i want to get reaction to the price cuts. the price cuts in the u.s. and in china include the model y, the most popular ev in the united states. what do you make of the price cuts? >> these are painful. it will be painful for tesla to endure these. we will see more rounds of price cuts. they will do everything they he can to reinvigorate sales. when you are declining 8.5% year over year, that is not good in a growth market. this is a very important year for the creation of the ev market. evs are inevitable. these price cuts will make evs highly compelling to the consumer, but we have to get past this. it will be a tough year for tesla. it is not getting better right now. >> it is not getting better right now. that speaks to the price target of $85 which is a 40% decline. you are sending mixed signals. they are making the cars more attractive. the issue may be margin. this is a company that a lot of people say is an a.i. play and the mo

all of this i was quite besides, craig was powerful enough, but it was folks in shanghai. and of course, as i mentioned that in that reports you know, me. evacuations, warnings were issued in japan and the philippines again later withdrawn. and it seems that no major damage has been reported in either of those countries, but of course, the attention already time. so those, those rescue efforts in taiwan a number of countries have said that they're willing to provide disaster relief to taiwan. if the government to says it's required. thank you so much for that. that is james at cheater for us and type pay for ministers from nato countries or debating a 100000000000 euro fund for ukraine at a meeting in brussels nato. she's young's, as fulton, berg's as the alliance needs to change its dynamic of support. the proposed funds would help bolster keeps defenses over the next 5 years. it is part of a push for the alliance to take over the us led group that coordinates weapon shipments to ukraine. nato is seeking to reduce its dependence on washington, where a $60000000.00 ukraine

history, for example, the 1999, a craig where we had some 2000 people killed in tens of thousands of buildings destroyed since the crate took place. we've had much more stringent restrictions and sorry, regulations in terms of the crate creasing buildings. and that's why we really don't see the level of destruction you might expect from an outbreak of this magnitude in taiwan. james, thank you very much. that was our course by the james chase or in time pay. now to israel and the head of the country's military service and they were striking guys of the killed 7 workers from the charity group. world central kitchen was a grave mistake, idea of cheap, how to levy said an initial investigation indicated that the strike resulted from a mis identification under complex conditions. and that it should not have happened is really prime minister bending mean nothing. yahoo said israel deeply regretted the strike. this makes shift the kitchen, and rafa is now closed. world central kitchen has paused its activities and gaza off to israel, struck the convoy of aid workers displaced. palestinians