for revelations about craig's wife. >> craig did not want to leave and there's a romantic relationship between them. >> in the park the two young man acting strangely. >> the victim's two funds. >> finally, a string of security ladies would lead to the bone chilling truth. >> a diabolical plan. >> i was absolutely stunned. >> this is a family divided like no other. so when parents craig and laura told >>> hello and welcome to dateline. they appeal -- appeared to be a tight knit family so when they told their seven kids they were divorcing, it came as quite a surprise then a police investigation revealed more surprises, a mystery that led police to a horrific discovery in the family's secret, as dark as they come. here's andrea canning with the devil's bathtub. >> this is devil's bathtub. a deep, dark pond formed by great glaciers a millennia ago. it is hidden in secluded but beyond the tangle of the weeds, a secret was about to be discovered. >> we were not ready for this. >> the sirens in my head in the red lights going off in my head. >> the discovery would tell the tale of an all-am

i'm kevin craig and it _ candidate and a donor. i'm kevin craig and it is — candidate and a donor.ur - candidate and a donor. i'm kevin craig and it is the honour and i candidate and a donor. i'm kevin| craig and it is the honour and the privilege — craig and it is the honour and the privilege of— craig and it is the honour and the privilege of my life to be labour's parliamentary candidate here in central— parliamentary candidate here in central suffolk and north ipswich. he is— central suffolk and north ipswich. he is also— central suffolk and north ipswich. he is also being investigated by the gambling commission, a labour spokeswoman said. in a statement mr craig said... it has been quite the day. guard of honour! amid _ it has been quite the day. guard of honour! amid all— it has been quite the day. guard of honour! amid all the _ it has been quite the day. guard of honour! amid all the political- honour! amid all the political shenanigans _ honour! amid all the political shenanigans the _ honour! amid all the political| shenanigans the metropolitan honour! amid all the politi

kevin craig. what do we know? yes, it miuht kevin craig. what do we know?ght be — kevin craig. what do we know? yes, it might be helpful— kevin craig. what do we know? yes, it might be helpful to _ kevin craig. what do we know? yes it might be helpful to take these things one by one, in some ways. if we look at the labour strand of these developments now, the labour party have administratively suspended kevin craig. that means that he is, well this investigation is going on, no longer a party member, for the time being, nor their candidate, though his name will still appear on the ballot paper, as is the case in these situations, because the deadline to change that has already passed. the party have been keen to be seen to move very quickly on this post keir starmer has criticised rishi sunak for the way he has handled some of the allegations around conservative candidates for taking too long to deal with those things, and previously said the candidates feet would not touch the ground if he were to discover that a labour candidate had been involved. we unde

craig is a wuss. - dude, if craig and tweek got in a fight, craig would kick tweek's ass. - you wannaou. so will you fight him? - why? - dude, because. you have to stand up for yourself. so will you fight him? - ah, he doesn't look like he wants to fight me. - craig, can i talk to you real quick? just a second, please. craig, i'm not normally one to get involved in this kind of thing, but, well, i was just standing over by tweek, and he called you a big poop eater. - he did? - yeah, he said you eat poop. and that it makes your breath smell like poop, and that, well, you like it. - why would he say that? - i don't know, craig. i don't know. but now he's over there telling everybody that you're a poop eater and he chooses you. - well, i'm gonna go over there and-- - no, no, craig, you can't fight him here. mr. adler will just break it up. tell you what. i'll go tell him you accept his challenge and set it up for after school today. - okay. - there, you see? he just flipped you off. - ah! what a jerk. - he's really got it out for you, dude. - why? what did i do? - so do you agree to figh

look -- there's craig. [ chuckles ] craig's mom is taking off her clothes. mrph rmhmhm rm!rph rmhmhm rm! geez! this thing is recording, right? rm! dude, that is craig's mom's bush right there. wait. wait, what's that? oh, shit, dude. bail, bail! what do i do?! his dad sees you! i don't know what to do! fly back to the house, stupid! [ pounding on door ] you got a problem, stotch? what are you talking about? youknow what i'm talking about. there was a drone spying on my wife, and you're the only person i know with a drone. now, hold on. i am a drone-hobby enthusiast. i would never use my drone in a way that contradicts the drone hobbyist code of conduct. horse shit. your drone's out there flying around right now. i assure you my drone is sitting in the garage. i'll show you. there. you see? it's right there. so -- so you flew it back here in time. i swear i didn't fly it. well, these things don't just fly themselves, do they? they ought to be illegal. i better not find out it was your drone! [ eerie music plays ] butters? [ panting ] oh. h-hey, dad. butters, did you hear the

i'm craig melvin.er of stephen moore had uncovered a cache of clues, recordings stephen made detailing his combative relationship with ex-wife kathleen. but investigators had no physical evidence pointing to stephen's killer, at least not yet. a gruesome discovery was about to give detectives their first big break. back to andrea canning with "shattered bonds." [whoosh] andrea canning: kathleen dorsett and stephen moore seemed to be at war over custody of their baby. so detectives were surprised to learn that the couple had actually agreed on something a couple of months before stephen's disappearance. they were planning a move together. were they moving soon? they were. she said construction was ahead of schedule and that they planned on moving in the next couple of weeks. andrea canning: the plan came together after kathleen announced she was taking the baby and moving with her parents to florida. instead of fighting it, stephen worked with his attorney to iron out an agreement. the dorsetts could ta

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in a statement, mr craig said... it has been quite the day. guard of honour! shenanigans, the metropolitan police has confirmed that another five of its officers are alleged to have placed bets on the timing of the election. we learnt of one last week. oh, and the emperor ofjapan is in london on a state visit — a yen for his thoughts on all of this stuff. chris mason, bbc news. there is a sense it is getting far and wide. what do we know? alastair jack mi . ht and wide. what do we know? alastair jack might not _ and wide. what do we know? alastair jack might not be _ and wide. what do we know? alastair jack might not be the _ and wide. what do we know? alastair jack might not be the most _ and wide. what do we know? alastair jack might not be the most famous i jack might not be the most famous cabinet minister. in the last hour or so, we open the story that he claimed, he said he had won £2100 betting on the day of the election. he told us after rishi sunak announced the election date, but before craig williams became the first political figure at the heart of

craig williams, laura saunders.illiams, who had a majority in montgomery and glendower, a 12 and over 12,000 at the last election. laura saunders, who's fighting darren jones, a labour frontbencher who he had a majority of 5600. so he finally said that we are going to withdraw support from these two candidates. that showed an attempt , to get ahead of the attempt, to get ahead of the curve because i was up with rishi sunak in in scotland yesterday, he answered six questions from the press with, with him, and i was one of them. five of them were about why you're not taking a firmer action with this betting scandal. so he's trying to do this. he can't he can't really pressure the gambling commission to go any further or go quicker because it's independent. so he's done what he can as, as tory leader. and that makes some sense because he's trying to get this, get past this , stopping us this, get past this, stopping us about betting and try and win these votes ahead of polling day next thursday. separate to that, we've

here is where craig williams was the mp and is hoping to be reelected.amount of money, for any amount of money, but for a few hundred pounds, i mean, he is an idiot. well, ijust think it's all blown out of proportion. far more terrible things have been done in the house of commons than this. enter another politician from montgomeryshire, this is conservative russell george who sits in the welsh parliament. he is not a candidate in the general election. he bet on a july election over a week before it was called. i understand he didn't know about mr williams' bet nor mr williams, his. in a statement, mr george said he would cooperate fully with the gambling commission, adding... and this is laura saunders, the conservative candidate in bristol northwest who is now no longer supported by the conservatives. i asked her for comment today. she hasn't replied. it's taken rishi sunak the best part of two weeks to act on this. that is just weak leadership. but hang on a minute, labour are disowning this guy tonight, a candidate and a donor. i'm kevin craig, and i

reporter: this is craig williams, a friend and parliamentary aide to the prime minister. down my request for an interview but said this on social media i remain. >> on the ballot for the fourth of july and i hope to secure your support after years of delivery. i committed an error of judgment, not an offense, and i want to reiterate my apology directly to you. reporter: that video followed this statement from the conservative party this morning. "as a result of ongoing internal inquiries, we can no longer support craig williams or laura saunders as part of product -- as parliamentary candidates at the forthcoming general election." and so, on the radio at lunchtime time, one key question -- >> why has this decision been taken now, not a week or more ago? >> i am as disappointed and angry as the prime minister is an various other cservative spokesmen who have commented on this. these bets should have been placed and it is right that we have this internal process. those inquiries have led to the decision today to suspend. reporter: these candidates here is where craig willi

in a statement, mr craig said... it has been quite the day.enanigans, the emperor ofjapan is in london on a state visit. a yen for his thoughts on all of this stuff. chris mason, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. israel's supreme court has ruled that ultra—orthodox jewish religious students can no longer be exempt from military service. with the gaza war leading to a shortage of military recruits, the issue has become increasingly divisive within israel. far—right religious parties in benjamin netanyahu's coalition government have strongly opposed a change in the law. our middle east reporter sebastian usher has been telling us what the reaction has been from the ultra—orthodox community. it's threatened that there will be big protests. there is, of course, hanging oveer netanyahu himself with his coalition. the possibility that two of the ultra—orthodox parties that make up part of it are threatened fora number of reasons to pull out. but this has been the absolute essential one could do so and could bring down h

here is where craig williams was the mp and is hoping to be reelected.redibly stupid for such a small amount of money, for any amount of money, but for a few hundred pounds, i mean, he is an idiot. well, ijust think it's all blown out of proportion. far more terrible things have been done in the house of commons than this. enter another politician from montgomeryshire, this is conservative russell george who sits in the welsh parliament. he is not a candidate in the general election. he bet on a july election over a week before it was called. i understand he didn't know about mr williams�* bet nor mr williams, his. in a statement, mr george said he would cooperate fully with the gambling commission, adding... "i have stepped back from the shadow cabinet while the investigation is ongoing. i have done this as i do not wish to be an unnecessary distraction to their work." and this is laura saunders, the conservative candidate in bristol north—west who is now no longer supported by the conservatives. i asked her for comment today. she hasn't replied. it's t

craig melvin: a working mom, new at the office. she loved her job and really loved her handsome, young boss. the thing that i never wanted to face was the hurt that i was going to cause. craig melvin: a passionate 9:00 to 5:00 affair. the problem-- she was married. and so was he. i grabbed his face, and i was like, "you know what, i love you. i'm not going anywhere. just tell me what's happening." craig melvin: cheating husbands, scheming wives-- suburbs are full of secrets. but being unfaithful to your spouse isn't a crime, is it? that would come next. it was just like every emotion possible all in one second. i went, [gasps], oh my god. craig melvin: murder in the dark-- who was behind it, and who would pay? when you see him on the video, he's armed and ready. craig melvin: two couples, two families, and the single moment that shattered it all. i knew, one day, that this was all going to come out. hello, and welcome to "dateline." it's a cautionary tale that started with two seemingly happy couples in suburban idaho. then their l

ed: bloomberg's global car editor craig trudell. great to have you.ng in somebody who knows the automated space well. diana lee is the ceo and cofounder of constellation software. you have three decades of experience in the world of cars. what craig trudell set out is the timing of this hack is bad, because the industry is under so much pressure. what are you hearing from clients, customers, and those you work alongside? diana: absolutely. it is mass chaos at this point. i've been in the auto industry since 1989, and also in retail automotive. in all of those years, i have never seen a dms operating system down. the dealer requires to actually run a dms for sales, service, parts. even stocking functionality you cannot do without a dms system. it is a disaster. i think it is even worse than covid when it first had the dealerships, because you are not functioning at this point. ed: what you just said really jumps out at me, "worse than covid," the impact, because i remember covering that. that was my beat, march 2020, working for craig, who was my edito

here is where craig williams was the mp and is hoping to be reelected.k craig williams has been incredibly stupid for such a small amount of money, for any amount of money, but for a few hundred pounds, i mean, he is an idiot. well, ijust think it's all blown out of proportion. far more terrible things have been done in the house of commons than this. enter another politician from montgomeryshire, this is conservative russell george who sits in the welsh parliament. he is not a candidate in the general election. he bet on a july election over a week before it was called. i understand he didn't know about mr williams�* bet nor mr williams, his. in a statement, mr george said he would cooperate fully with the gambling commission, adding... and this is laura saunders, the conservative candidate in bristol northwest who is now no longer supported by the conservatives. i asked her for comment today. she hasn't replied. it's taken rishi sunak the best part of two weeks to act on this. that is just weak leadership. but hang on a minute, labour are disowning thi

thank you craig. there is one change to the agenda. we'll take two items out of order and we'll call item 10 portsmouth square before item 9, patricia green. from the original stated agenda. i like to welcome all persons to attend in person at 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place, room 416. this meeting is streamed on s fgovtv. this grants technology for those listance, please be mindful tech related difficulties could incur which contribute to gaps and delays. please know we are doing our best and ask for patience. at this meeting we are bound to follow the structural of our agenda and adhere to the best practice out in the good government guide. at every meeting there will be a opportunity for general public comment where members may comment on any item pertaining to this body. public comment is taken in person with remote access provided for those who require ada accommodation. respectfully, we ask your keep public comment on topic. today we will limit each public comment to two minutes because we have to end the meeting early. because we

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i am craig melvin and this is dateline. leading up to this assign what it was going to be like. >> i had so many thoughts leading to this assignment as to what it would be like. trying to imagine going down isoad, knowing it's a one- way trip. this moment where you get your last glimpse of the world around you, but that glimpse is through steelman mesh. >> louisiana highway 66. it's beautiful countryside and undoubtedly not lost on the countless men driven to the place where they will most likely die. that road ends here. the louisiana state penitentiary, a former plantation. the size of manhattan. 28 square miles. most people call it angola named after the african country that was home to the slaves who once worked these very fields. now, angola is the largest maximum-security prison in the country where today, i will be housed with about 5500 men. i am heading into ground zero of mass incarceration. there is a heightened awareness as i walked through here

craig _ shared of bill? well, it was my nephew, craig powell, - shared of bill?f bill? well, it was my - nephew, craig powell, and his wife, rachel, that attended. my two sisters who were coming — they obviously couldn't make it because they were packed to go and other things to do. i hadn't talked to craig yet, but i've seen pictures of him on the beach and whatnot, and i'm sure it was a very momentous day for both of them. and we are very proud of them for representing us. and very special to hear the prime minister speak so lovingly of your father. film minister speak so lovingly of your father. , , :, minister speak so lovingly of your father. , ,:, :, ~' minister speak so lovingly of your father. , ,:, :, ~ , minister speak so lovingly of your father. , ,:, :, 4' , ., father. oh my god - i woke up at 1:30am phoenix _ father. oh my god - i woke up at 1:30am phoenix time _ father. oh my god - i woke up at 1:30am phoenix time to - father. oh my god - i woke up at 1:30am phoenix time to watch i father. oh my god - i woke up at| 1:30am phoenix time to watch the wh

>> reporter: yeah, craig. the president is blaming hamas for the failure of cease-fire talks so far. he said yesterday he is not confident a deal will happen soon, but that he hasn't lost hope that the u.s. will continue to push, craig. >> all right. craig gutierrez traveling with the president there in italy. thank you. >>> president biden's overseas trip is happening in the thick of the 2024 campaign season, and yesterday donald trump made his first trip to the capitol since the january 6th attack, meeting with fellow republicans there. nbc's senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has that story for us. >> reporter: good morning to you. mr. trump is looking for political flex ahead of the first debate and gop convention in a matter of weeks. now even some republicans who have distanced themselves from mr. trump after january 6th are making appearances. seems to be a sign that's what left of the party accomplishment is coming around to the reality of mr. trump's grip on the gop. >> great meeting. ther

james craig. a wonderful guy and thank you for the support i really do appreciate it. michigan gop chair a friend of mine also incredible politician at the time he left he did not lose the left after a while it went on to big things including being an ambassador. that one guy wanted to head up the gop because we think will win the state we are leading right now by a lot. we think were going to win it. pete, thank you pete. [cheering] so it is an honor to be i here o very important area for us. we have done more for i say it probably, more for the black population than any president since abraham lincoln. that is a big statement. [applause] and cricket it joe biden's and nothing for you except talk. it's only t talking it's nothing for anyone he is in europe walking around he doesn't know where he is he supposed to help detroit? i don't think that we achieve the lowest african-american unemployment rate the lowest african-american poverty rate ever recorded ever recorded during my four years. [cheering] [applause] we lifted 6.6 million people out of poverty. black ameri

craig williams , they're >> okay.ng an error of judgement, as was the wearing of that gilet. but the question is, will this political scandal continue for rishi sunak? it's a story that won't go away and it's surely the last thing he needs. i'll be asking, of surely the last thing he needs. i'll be asking , of course. a top i'll be asking, of course. a top tory party bigwig, former brexit secretary david davis, at 4:00. but let me bring you the full list of candidates now running in montgomeryshire and glen da. we have glen preston , liberal we have glen preston, liberal democrats, elwyn vaughan, social democratic party , craig william, democratic party, craig william, it says conservatives. it will say that on the ballot paper. but the tories have distanced themselves from their own candidate, oliver lewis , reform candidate, oliver lewis, reform uk, steve witherden, labour and jeremy brignall thorpe, greens . jeremy brignall thorpe, greens. okay, i think we could all do with a bit of light relief, couldn't we? and e

in a statement, mr craig said, it has been quite the day.gans, the emperor ofjapan is in london on a state visit. a yen for his thoughts on all of this stuff. chris mason, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the emperor and empress ofjapan will continue their state visit to the uk on wednesday after they were welcomed by king charles and camilla with a state banquet at buckingham palace. our senior royal correspondent daniela relph reports. the centrepiece of any state visit, the grandeur and glitter of the state banquet. senior members of the royal family led the guest list, as the king tried out his japanese. welcome back to britain. earlier, there was a seven with ceremonial welcome for princess empress masako. this is a state visit during an election campaign. that is unusual, and changes have had to be made to ensure political neutrality. this state visit was planned well before the election was called, having already been delayed due to the covid lockdown. there was no appetite for a further postponement. in

your parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, j private secretary, craig williams, did he know that? , , that? it was very disappointing news, that? it was very disappointing news. and _ that? it was very disappointing news, and you'll _ that? it was very disappointing news, and you'll have - that? it was very disappointing news, and you'll have seen - that? it was very disappointing i news, and you'll have seen craig williams say it was a huge error of judgment. there is an independent inquiry that's ongoing which is necessarily confidential, as well as independent — and you'll appreciate that given that, it wouldn't be appropriate for me to comment while that's ongoing. but appropriate for me to comment while that's ongoing-— that's ongoing. but you must know whether he — that's ongoing. but you must know whether he knew, _ that's ongoing. but you must know whether he knew, it _ that's ongoing. but you must know whether he knew, it was _ that's ongoing. but you must know whether he knew, it was a - that's ongoing. but you must know whether he knew, it was a very - whether he

craig?we'll come back to you in a few minutes. >>> meanwhile, another major story we're following this morning the escalating tensions between the united states and israel over the on going war in gaza. the white house now postponing a meeting with israeli officials after prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused the u.s. of withholding weapons. nbc's matt bradley joins us with more on this from jerusalem. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. another sign of that increasingly acrimonious relationship between the biden administration and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. axios reported that the white house was enraged after the u.s. scolded the u.s. over delayed arms deliveries. a new war of words breaking out between washington and jerusalem after prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused the u.s. of not sending promised weapons to israel. >> it's inconceivable that in the past few months the administration has been with holding weapons and ammunitions to israel. is

yeah, so interesting, you know, craig, last year you are detained and questioned under the providers of terrorism are so laws, the level of that meeting with c a c is really a soft defense cabin. how, how would you display that moment looking back at it now as it is demonstrative of what other sondra supports is face. this was the extraordinary fund. i was detained, the twos methods. i think i'm in the unlikely to this, but i'm just taking the text and set up another type of business. i was told i'm that i may have known guides to remain silent and they've gone to a lawyer. but i had to say in full and the question, but to me i'm not to answer which itself being in business bull offense, i had to give up my electronics and give up any code words and passwords. and again, not to do that would be an invisible offense. this is x, georgia nowadays telling me on legislation, but the skips away protections in the spring teen. they used a against journalist and i was jealous to, i know like a kid found the loss that they should be lee, but the disciplines journalist increasingly a subjects

another yay for craig. >> yay. >> seeing no other commenters or commissionrs, thank you, craig and i would like it open it up for another comment, art on market street poster series. >> if you would like to make public comment, please proceed to the podium and fill out a poster card. you'll see a visual timer and receive a 30 second audible warning before your time concludes, is there anybody that would like to make public comment on the current agenda items? there is no public comment at this time. >> all right, thanks tara, i would like to ask for a motion. >> so moved commissioner beltran. >> second commissioner share. >> all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all opposed say nay. motions passes unanimously. calling number 8, with a possible discussion and action to approve natoma to create conceptual for the 11natoma park public art project. i would like to introduce project manager ariane to present. >> thank you, good afternoon, commissioners, you may recall that the 11 and natoma was park public art was approved bit full commission on april 11. today i'm presenting the three f

i am craig melvin.ko's unsolve murder marked a loss of innocence for her friends and family but, not a loss of hope. cold case detectives were determined to catch the killer using a modern arsenal of tools. the same technology used to crack a case in california was about to reveal a tantalizing clue. back to dennis murphy with and then there were three. >> the decades-old investigation into michelle martinko's 1979 murder had a new urgency. the detective had a dna profile of the killer and the original list of suspects. one by one he started asking for dna samples, looking for a match. >> doug started with the obvious suspects. the ex-boyfriend's. kurt thomas, the high school buddies that had been at the mall. >> at the top of the list was ex-boyfriend andy. >> i thought it was a matter of time before andy was found to be the killer. >> but his dna was not a match. more than 25 years after he was is considered a suspect, he was cleared. justice for andy. >> he has nothing to do with it. he had to live w

bud whether or not you told craig williams, yes or no.- whether or not you told craig williams, yes orules should face the full consequences of the law, i will ensure they are booted out of the party and whilst there are ongoing independent investigations, including the police, it is important that those matters are allowed to proceed properly. rishi sunak speaking — allowed to proceed properly. rishi sunak speaking in _ allowed to proceed properly. rishi sunak speaking in the last little while, just a reminder on the story, craig williams was suspended by the conservatives following news he is under investigation by the gambling commission over a bed he placed on the timing of the election. he says he committed an error ofjudgment, and has apologised to voters. more on that story coming up in the next little while. let's turn to the election, this time out of northern ireland. politicians from ireland five political parties will face a debate. in the 2019 westminster election, the democratic unionist party won the most seats in northern ireland with eight, but now has seven after form

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> hello >>> hello, i am craig melvin, and this is dateline. >> i was shocked. >> it was the last place you would expect to find a gruesome crime scene. a quiet neighborhood, the lovely home, the friendly couple. >> they were very happy. >> it seemed to be a simple case of a robbery gone horribly wrong. but nothing about this case was simple. of the marriage, and not the murders. >> the surprises just kept on coming. >> he said we have to ■çtalk to your father. >> what dark force claimed two lives? itet afternoon at the parker house. tammy and her husband, brett, were both at home. hello, and hello, and welcome tonl datelin it was a quiet afternoon at the parker house. tammy and her husband brett were both home when suddenly gunfire erupted, leaving two people dead and police racing to the scene. the sole survivor, which shared a tale involving an unlikely intruder in a desperate fight to survive. what story with the evidence tell? here is -- with mystery at a

craig williams suspended .servative chief data officer taken a leave of absence, all under investigation and now the news that russell george , who's a that russell george, who's a conservative member of the welsh assembly, has stepped back . he's assembly, has stepped back. he's also being investigated . and also being investigated. and alister jack, the scottish secretary, a member of the cabinet, not being investigated, saying he's done nothing wrong but admitting that he had placed a bet on the timing of the general election way back in april, that he'd won on that , april, that he'd won on that, but that he had absolutely no inside knowledge. so what started as a scandal about inside knowledge ? insider inside knowledge? insider trading, if you like, has really, really broadened out. but certainly it doesn't paint the conservative party and even labour now in a good light. it is cutting through with voters. the last thing that rishi sunak needs, only just over a week before we go to the polls. >> catherine

craig mures a stone mason. the best craftsmanship you can imagine.stonehenge. >> i think someone is punking us. i think someone is sneaking around and placing these things. >> clearly. what else would it be, an alien. >> that is the popular theory. >> someone has to put it there. >> maybe. a lot of folks on the internet -- >> come on. come on. oh, carson before we go on with the boost, can you please take your phone and place it in the basket. >> i don't bring my phone to set. >> of course you do. take it. >> liar. >> liar. >> there we go. >>> kids, let's have a little boost here. a group of cousins decided they wanted to surprise their grandma. they were going to have a sleep over at her house. they got their sleeping bags, pillows, candy and made their way to the house. when she first answered the door, wait, what? she was caught off guard. one by one, they made their way in. grandma gave each one of her grand kids a huge hug. and that's when she started getting emotional. here they come. >> the rest of them will be here later. >> don't cry. >> the

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] ron javers: i just kept going into the jungle. >> i am craig melvin and this is dateline. >> i just kept going into the jungle. >> while you are running they are still shooting? >> they had identified people they wanted to kill. >> it is almost impossible to fathom, even now, more than 900 americans dead in the jungle at jonestown. >> you are telling me this man says drink this poison and they drink it? that's right. >> we take you inside the mission that observed the dangerous truth. >> the only video camera there to capture it all belonged to nbc news. >> he said i can never put this camera down. >> rare pictures and powerful details. >> my whole shirt was dripping with red blood. >> all of a sudden i was hit. >> a riveting look at the story that still haunts the whole world. whole world. and welcome to "dateline." jim jones led nearly 1,000 americans hello and jim jones led nearly 1000 americans to a remote area in south america, promising a religious paradise. what

what do you make to this, craig?i mean, just to summarise what we've heard this afternoon, the story seems to be changing on an hourly basis, nigel saying that this guy was an actor and it was a big set up, paid for by channel 4 and channel 4, obviously refuting that. now that seems to be at the heart of this. okay, i don't know what the truth is. i'm not even going to guess what the truth is. but i will tell you what i know about the past. i was a founder of ukip back in 1992. nigel came along some months later and, you know, i'm a chartered chartered tax adviser, a professional standing come 2005, i'm afraid just once too often we'd had some weird people come along to ukip, and i was worried about my own professional reputation, and that really went over the edge with me and why i left and went back to the conservatives. was there a couple of the meps were in prison for fraud, and i thought, you know what? enough's enough. this was meant to be a clean start in british politics. now you know, i will speak as i find

craig willliams making it tuite commission? craig willliams making it quite clear — commission?didates of course representing a range of parties. where this leaves rishi sunak now, as he tries to draw a line under it, but knows there is someone who he was very close to who is still campaigning and it will have the conservative party logo, evenif have the conservative party logo, even if the party itself is disowning him, at the moment as it stands, it makes it very difficult for rishi sunak as he tries to move on from this question, wanting to look ahead to the final week now of the election campaign, but opposition parties like labour and the lib dems trying to keep this going, asking why he did not act more swiftly. and that is made even more swiftly. and that is made even more difficult to move on from as it emerges that the gambling commission is looking at five more police officers from the metropolitan police, as to whether or not they made bets on the date of the general election put up the met police said those police officers have not been suspended from their duties or

some people will have voted already, some people in fact will have voted for craig williams and laurae else, nine days to still be persuaded. nine days for rishi sunak to seize back control of this campaign's agenda, or risk being evicted from downing street. henry, thank ou. sir keir starmer and the actor idris elba have been meeting families affected by knife crime in london. the labour leader has pledged to make tackling the issue a "moral mission" if his party wins the election. the liberal democrats have launched their new mini—manifesto today, focusing on care. leader sir ed davey unveiled the six page manifesto called a fair deal on care. it highlights pledges the party has already made, including £9 billion of investment into the nhs, including gps, ambulance services and social care. the snp are launching their climate and just transition manifesto today. the party's leaderjohn swinney has said "unity and consensus" across politics is needed to fight the climate crisis. julian assange, the founder of wikileaks, has flown out of the uk after spending five years in belmarsh pri

goalkeeper craig gordon and defenderjohn souttar are the scotland players set to miss out on the tournamentstol city forward tommy conway have been added to the squad after striker lyndon dykes and winger ben doak withdrew through injury. the scots face finland at hampden on friday in a final warm—up match before taking on the hosts germany in the opening match of the tournament next friday. premier league clubs in england have voted to keep var at their annual meeting. the vote was triggered by wolves, who said the technology has led to "unintended negative consequences". but none of the 19 other clubs backed the proposal — 14 were needed in orderfor it to be scrapped. here's our sports editor dan roan. wolves have suffered an overwhelming landslide defeat of 19 to i here at the luxury hotel just outside harrogate, where the premier league had their annual general meeting today and held a vote, a vote that wolves had brought last month when they proposed that var be scrapped and abolished after five years of use in the premier league after a season of mounting criticism and scrutiny. some

>>joining me live now is dr craig clements.rector of the wild into inter interdisciplinary research center at san jose state. greg, thanks so much for being with us. thanks for having me. all right, you know, it doesn't seem like that long ago that we're talking about how we were doing so well, we've got so much rain this year had such a wet winter and spring and now we're talking about fire danger, it might confuse here and that i thought we were doing so well. are you surprised that the fire dangers is happening so soon? well, no, because we're in june are fuels are cured. having grass fires around the bay area in northern california. this is really normal for this time of season, so i'm not shocked. i you know the crowd fire that happened last weekend. that was a big acre fire, but it was also associated with a lot of wind. so it just makes sense that we're going to get these big grass fires. year it feels like fire season gets more and more intense. what does this year look like? and what makes it different? from maybe year

craig trudell. thank you very much indeed. coming up, nvid, a rebounds after historic routes.ll talk markets next. does the a.i. theme still have legs? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. so nvidia bouncing back after a route that saw the biggest market in three days. investors got back into the nvidia train. you're seeing gains of 60%. still below apple and microsoft but it's firmly back above the three trillion mark. maybe there's putter to run on this a.i. theme. let's bring in ania. what's going on with nvidia this week? does the rebound we saw yesterday stateside does it suggest there's a sustainable nature to this a.i. theme or does this give you cause for concern? >> we have seen some extraordinary leadership from u.s. equity markets take place. and it has been led by the a.i. theme. nvidia has been the dominant name within this a.i. theme. we do believe this further to run given the fact that it has had some exceptional earnings results has also put forward a very ambitious target for the rest of it. and that being said, we are seeing signs of a bit of causing from i

meanwhile, in the main news today, suspended labour candidate kevin craig says he deeply regrets betting against himself and taking a punt on the tories, winning in his own constituency. he says he'll fully comply with any investigation and that comes after the former conservative candidates craig williams and laura saunders, also face investigations amid allegations of betting on the date of the general election. mr williams says he committed an error of judgement but not an offence . judgement but not an offence. labouris judgement but not an offence. labour is pledging to halve knife crime within a decade if it wins the general election. the party's plan includes creating a new cross—government coalition to work on solutions, as well as community hubs involving youth workers and careers advisers. sir keir starmer says cracking down on knife crime is his moral mission i >>i -- >> i was the chief prosecutor for five years and therefore i prosecuted many cases involving the use of knives and i've made it my personal mission to deal with this. it is a moral mission as far as i'm concerned

well, i'm just going through sean has what, what of a 1500 kilometers from glasgow to germany, craig ferguson received a heroes. the welcome letter you arrived in munich. my square body of the class was presented with chairs and b is by hundreds of studies. funds are in town for the totems, craig time. so those are 6 countries to raise money for a mens mental health challenges faced in scotland. after $41.00 days of walking, he says he's looking forward to a cold beer. there's also hoping someone will find him a ticket for friday night's game the. 6 it's, it's your up to date and we'll, we'll use at the top of the, our next on the w documentary takes you island talking to greece. good. the, the coming 0, st. excel's 3 trans people. stories each kind items that feed us complex doors. sometimes when he saw a voltage chip possession of the 3 generations, one to any thoughts, july 7th on dw, the the .

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on friday, one of the scottish fine has walked more than 1500 kilometers from glass go to germany, craig, so i guess some receive the heroes. welcome. arrived in unix name when monday and he was greeted with cheers and bills by hundreds of scottish friends who are in town for the tournament. craig type of solo to 6 countries to raise money for them in mental health, travesty based and supplement up to 41 days of walking. he said he's looking forward to a point of view. he's also hoping someone will get him a ticket to friday night's game in the that's all for now. up next in business news. pesticides like useful, get comfortable to all health and environment. so cost effective become more sustainable. i'm the whole jotting thanks for watching. the cream was like a stepping points, you know, 5 or 2 into that warranty wants to finish your studies. now you have a significant from the train. you can just go back or somewhere else. currently, more people than ever on the world wide in search of a place in life categories. something that is coming very very soon. and yeah, can we learn more ab

macron there's concerns -- craig: there's concerns about blowback.re's potential for retaliatory tariffs on large engine cars that would hurt the likes of swaggy and and mercedes -- likes of full spot in -- the likes of volkswagen and mercedes or french wine or brandy or spanish port or dairy. yes. yes. tariffs would be put on chinese electric vehicles as high as 40% in the case of saic, the maker of mg. we are talking about a pretty significant increase in tariffs. companies were not universally be held to that higher duty, but, you know, at the high end, this is a very significant attempt on the part of brussels to really sort of rain and the amount of electric vehicles coming in from china and part of europe put their companies on a more playing field -- more level playing field. tom: what do you expect the message will be to their chinese counterparts from europe when they enter these negotiations, particularly around the nature of these tariffs and whether or not they can be differentiated? is the eu going into the saying we are aligning with th

still with me, doctor clare craig and jasmine birtles.many facets to this story around what happened to us in the time of covid, and ultimately, it's a story about people and what was done to people. what happened to people. and we're now going to speak to alison walker , who says harsh alison walker, who says harsh lockdown policies in scotland led to her parents suffering , led to her parents suffering, especially from isolation during the covid pandemic, alison gave evidence to the scottish covid inquiry and her parents, sandy and olive, are still in a care home in glasgow, thanks for joining us, alison. >> thanks for having me on. neil good to be here. >> tell us, tell us what happened. i'm always, always comes down to people. what happened to individuals and what happened to individuals and what happened to individuals and what happened to your your parents. >> yeah, mom and dad , but >> yeah, mom and dad, but dementia is a cruel and torturous disease. and when the lockdown first started, i knew straight away the impact that it would

needs. correspondent in brussels county, schultz told me what about additional native support for you craig would look like as well. this wouldn't actually be an increase in the amount that allies are spending, or perhaps even in the equipment that they're giving to ukraine. what is being proposed is that nato take over basically the operational process of getting the pledged items to ukraine as it happens now. the ukraine defense contact group, the so called ramstein group. as we, as we call it, informally, collects the pleasures they meet once a month. and they decide who's going to give what and then it sort of falls to countries themselves to, to get the items to ukraine. so nato saying, hey, we've got this great network, we know how to transport things, let us take that over. and so they believe that that will provide greater predictability for key that will know what it's getting. and nato also says it's going to start checking on these pledges and making sure the countries actually do it. so if nato takes on this work, it sounds like a co ordinate thing, rather than the military invo

craig swenson, much indeed. craig swenson, you're from republicans overseas.ir, in fact, thank you very much indeed for your time , it's an interesting your time, it's an interesting one. let us know your thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay also, lots of you have been getting in touch about the summer of 1976. lots of stories. >> oh my goodness, i've been loving reading these. we've just got a very little time. but, my goodness me, jerry says . of goodness me, jerry says. of course, it wasn't just the summer of 1976, but the spring flowers were out in february. no light jacket was even needed until november the whole year was beautiful. >> keep them coming. we'll read some more in a little bit. stay with . us. with. us. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. >> a hot one today for some, but not all. >> it is much cloudy across parts of scotland and northern ireland from this old weather front that is also introducing slightly cooler air to the far nor

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erik wrote the screenplay with a close friend named craig.and erik often fantasized about committing the perfect crime, which in there screenplay became the story of a man killing his parents and evading police. >> they thought about the perfect crime, and hear their parents are murdered and we don't have a suspect yet. it's looking like the perfect crime to me at that point. >> zoeller began to wonder if erik's fantasy could be playing out in reality. and then craig told zoeller about his visit to the menendez house after the murders. >> do you want to know what happened? and he described shooting the parents and then he summed it all up by saying it could happen. and craig thought about it and he says, is he saying that's what he thinks happened here at the house? or did they actually commit the crime? >> strange. as was the story the brothers told about discovering their parents bodies. >> they said they saw this haze in the air and some that they smelled. >> like gunpowder. >> but that dissipates pretty darn quick. the officers got there

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. thank you for watching. ] shane moore: [shouts] >> i am craig melvin and this is dateline. a recording of a killing. capture by the killer herself. >> my jaw hit the floor. >> i heard the gunshot and then i hear him yell you shot me! i was scared to death. >> what story did she tell? if she was terrified of him. >> was it an incident that got out of control or was this planned? it almost seemed a little rehearsed. if i saw her mug shot. here we have this young talented actress. we didn't know the full story. if this is absolutely crazy. she is not who she says she is. i had that maggie in my mind, more is going on here. on here. shane moore was shot to death on a sunny summer afternoon. >> hello and welcome to dateline. he was shot to death on a sunny summer afternoon. in that instance a bitter family feud turned fatal. but was the killing a crime? to crack the case investigators have to unravel what happens in the moments before the shot rang out. there was no