but when cops went back to craig and kelly, they were gone. >> we found that craig had traded in histruck for a brand new viper truck, so it didn't match the vehicle description that we knew he had. >> a nationwide manhunt is launched, the fbi is called in, and then detectives get a tip and track the power couple to an area just outside boston. swat officers are seen on security video, moving in and arresting kelly in a beauty salon. while she was getting her nails done, craig was arrested a few blocks away. their capture sent shockwaves through the bodybuilding community. >> it was like devastating. everybody just could not believe what we were hearing. >> craig titus accepted a plea deal for second degree murder, kidnaping and arson. he was sentenced to 21 to 55 years behind bars. kelly ryan cut a plea deal for arson, assault and battery with a deadly weapon. she was sentenced to 6 to 26 years. and incredibly, she only served six years and is on probation until 2026 for his cooperation in the investigation, gross was given a probationary sentence but was never incarcerated. melissa

>> let's go, craig! >> we're celebrating all things craig. >> craig, craig, craig! from spokane, washington. >> sending love to our daughters. >> back home in rockland, california. >> mother-daughter trip. >> from virginia. >> traveled from craig's neck of the woods. >> columbia, south carolina! >> to cheer him on on day one. >> congratulations, craig! [ cheers ] >> awe. >> so much love out there for our craig. welcome back to "today." it is a special monday morning here. this is craig's first official day as co-anchor of the "today" show. >> thank you. great to see so many folks from god's country. >> we're just happy anyone came at all. yes, we all but begged. >> by the way, looking ahead to tomorrow "today," a global icon stepping by. soccer legend david beckham will be live to tell us about some new projects to tell us about. he's going to join us live here tomorrow on "today." >>> let's get your news at 8:00. firefighters in los angeles are bracing for another round of strong, dangerous winds. they're scrambling to contain the winds still raging across the regi

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craig melvin: welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin.her, wife and secret cia employee, had been beaten and strangled to death. police suspected her husband andre was to blame, but no arrest had been made. the case was growing cold then marie's family received a letter suggesting that investigators may have been looking in the wrong direction if they were looking at all. continuing with "missing marie," here's josh mankiewicz. josh mankiewicz: it had been about a year since marie singleton's body was found in the trunk of her car at a los angeles beach. her son marcus... eight years old at the time of her murder... was being raised by an aunt in philadelphia ... but his mother was never far from his mind. marcus singleton: we used to have a debate about who loved each other more, you know? "i love you more." "no, i love you more." "no, i love you more." and sometimes i even go to sleep and i still say it like, "mom, i love you more," you know? it's-- you know, that's the kinda stuff a kid never forgets, ever. josh mankiewicz: he also sta

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." my only question was why. craig melvin (voiceover): they were beautiful people. in miami's sizzling south beach. singles who became lovers. unidentified man (home video): you may kiss the bride. craig melvin (voiceover): and then newlyweds. unidentified man (home video): congratulations. craig melvin (voiceover): they were still on their honeymoon, only married four days, when this young bride was murdered. rita stephen: i get a phone call, screaming, crying. craig melvin: no murder weapon. no dna. but no shortage of suspects. maria mederos: you've got to prove it. you've got to prove it craig melvin: did the red-hot miami lifestyle have something to do with her death? dennis murphy: what's been going on in this club scene? gus bayas: he did admit to having encounters with other couples there. craig melvin: or was it simple jealousy? unidentified man (deposition video): are you still intimate with yolanda? michel

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [sinister music] . i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." long would you wait to get justice for a friend? he killed her. he needed to pay for it. craig melvin (voiceover): they'd been college roommates, super close, until that terrible night. that many wounds could certainly suggest rage at the victim. absolutely. craig melvin (voiceover): who could have done it, her boyfriend? something just didn't seem right. craig melvin (voiceover): her new friend? things weren't adding up. craig melvin (voiceover): her ex? he was very obsessed with angie. craig melvin (voiceover): the trail went cold for more than two decades, but she was sure she knew who the killer was, even got a private detective license to help prove it. i said, i'm a private investigator, and i need you to tell me where's the evidence, all of that. it wasn't well received at all. craig melvin (voiceover): finally, the break they needed. we got the match. craig melvin (voiceover): leading to one of the greatest twists of all time. y

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i'm craig melvin.issing, 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." andrea canning: 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. andrea canning: 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 had popped by kane's house to touch up her tan. she was there the night before she went missing. she had used the

craig melvin: that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. . was the love of my life. we wanted them to find the real killer. i wanted all of this to be behind us. and go on happily ever after. craig melvin: single mom meets single dad.

hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." i had to do it. you're dead. rachel brady: ever since i heard it, it's been replaying in my head over and over. [footsteps crunching] it was all very unbelievable. craig melvin: it happened on thanksgiving-- two teenagers missing. i just buried my head into my hands, and i started to cry. craig melvin: where they were and what they did would launch a terrifying case. why did this have to happen here? craig melvin: with a deadly end. nobody's leaving until we figure out what happened. craig melvin: a man at home, alone and afraid. what would you do if you felt in danger? they were really attacking his home. you have a right to protect your home, and to protect yourself. he planned, he prepared, and he was determined to kill. craig melvin: the most chilling detail of all, what you hear on tape. byron smith: i'm still shaking. [ominous music] hello, and welcome to dateline. growing up, cousins nick brady and haile kifer were close. nick loved to joke, and haile loved to laugh. the teenag

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i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline."my fam. that's in the movies. who would want him dead? someone came here with the intention to murder him. and then i'm thinking, this person is still on the loose, you know? are we safe? craig melvin: she was a southern belle. kris hodge: a little lady, very fun, just someone you could have a good time with. craig melvin: and he was her long-time beau. emily roberts: he adored her and she adored him. craig melvin: united in life, divided by murder. it's just nothing but blue lights. and when you know it ain't good. craig melvin: she was with him that night, found bruised, crying, and wrapped in duct tape. so what was the motive? was it money or maybe revenge? there was a thick file of suspects. emily roberts: he could definitely have a laundry list of people who would want to kill him. craig melvin: but was his killer an enemy or a friend? those could be fighting words for someone. pretty strong words. i could see where somebody would get quite upset. craig melvin: and the mystery that haunt

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. . i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." we're all shells of people walking around. the happiness in our life has been taken from us. craig melvin: they were high school sweethearts rearing five strapping sons. it was a rowdy house. and our parents loved it. craig melvin: then that terrible night. a mother murdered. but as shock set in, leads poured in. witnesses reported strangers lurking, a car speeding through the neighborhood, and there were footprints out behind the house. i'm putting alarms on every door, because somebody's out there. craig melvin: but detectives? they decided the killer wasn't out there but inside the house. now with one of their own under arrest, the family was furious. you see these people? this is love. this is belief in this human being. please listen to us. craig melvin: did investigators rush to judgment? do you have any idea beyond your own fevered imagination that that's what happened? you don't have a clue. i think that i do have a clue. craig melvin: was the real kill

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i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. . i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." thin a number of minutes. dizziness, confusion, weakness. those are your clues. you're looking for anything that could possibly contribute to the person's death. one dose, a high enough dose, could do all of that. craig melvin: she found love at last with husband number three, the charming "jeopardy" champ. he belonged to mensa. mary siebold: younger guy, gourmet cook, nuclear physicist. i was impressed. craig melvin: then suddenly, she was gone, a mystery illness that baffled even her doctors. she shook like someone with the start of parkinson's. craig melvin: what had killed her? something at work? something at home? household items. that's a possibility. craig melvin: listen carefully. in this case, the most important clue of all just might come from the victim herself. could this be murder? that sounds like a very unpleasant way to die. yes. craig melvin: and could she help solve it? you're describing kind of a murder in slow motion. yeah. elaborate, diabol

dennis murphy (voiceover): one day, brandy walked into craig's salon. craig berry: we hit it off.omen are very funny about who they will turn their head over to, isn't it? yeah. we turned out to be really good friends, the most beautiful eyes you ever saw. dennis murphy (voiceover): like the song, brandy turned out to be a fine girl for craig. and that right away mutual attraction grew into something more serious. touched my heart immediately. it was a connection like i've never felt. it just kept getting bigger and bigger every time we talked. we were looking at houses. you guys were fixing to marry? oh, yeah, yeah. dennis murphy (voiceover): count brandy's mom, molly edwards, among the many people thrilled at the arrival of craig in her life, just when you needed something nice to happen. dennis murphy: craig-- what'd you think of him? he was really nice. he put her first. he put her first. dennis murphy (voiceover): growing up, brandy wasn't much for barbie dolls, but give her a sketch pad and a pencil, and she was lost for hours. she loved to draw. she had a deft eye for reali

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craig: there have been. bills trying to require disclosure of expenditures and banning corporate contributions and government contractors has never gone very far. but this time around, we are seeing the abuses of this inauguration, of such a level that i'm suspecting the same legislation that we couldn't move before might get legs this time. ali: craig and cecilia, thank you so much for joining us. john: as donald trump returns to the white house and republicans are in charge of the house and senate, democrats are searching for a way forward. ron wyden, the second-most senior senate democrat and a leading progressive voice, offers something of a strategy guide in a new book, "it takes chutzpah: how to fight fearlessly for progressive change." amna nawaz recently sat down with wyden. amna: thank you for being here. sen. wyden: good to be with you. amna: you write a lot about your family, escaping nazi germany in the 1930's and how this inspired the way you live and work. this idea being central to how you do

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craig, you, craig, you, craig, you, craig, you, craig, you, craig, you, craig and you crane. with the down to discussion, russian troops invited to crane on a one perspective, ukraine suffering from russian regression to be happening down in the eastern part of ukraine. this would genocide in distress as needs help us. morning i spoke to presidents give you credit and i assured him of the on wavering support of united kingdom. i have never experienced propaganda as bad. ukraine has turned into a monstrosity of psychological manipulation where the people have been rudely brainwashed. today the invasion begins as vitamin pollutants as russian forces into ukraine. it was obvious that the american public was being deceived about what exactly was happening inside ukraine in this war. so what's really happening in western countries generally convinced that protecting a weak ukraine from a my, say, russia, when i started uncovering those reasons, it was shocking to me mentally was very, very shocking. all day mistake or delivered today manipulating the audience. so i just did a litt

craig? >> our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel. richard, thank you. joined by retired colonel john kirby, national security communications adviser. admiral kirby, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> as you know netanyahu's office just put out a statement a short time ago claiming hamas is already reneging on the agreement to extort some last-minute concessions. hamas insisting that it's committed to the ceasefire. all of this while attacks continue in gaza overnight. how confident are you, admiral, that this is a plan that's actually going to hold? >> we're going to get there, craig. we're aware of these issues that the prime minister has raised today, this afternoon their time, and we're working through that. our team on the ground is working with him and his team to iron all this out and flatten it and get it moving forward. obviously this has got to get approved by the israeli government and prime minister netanyahu knows that and he's working through that process as w

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>> you neeto save this one for monday. >> reporter: that's when craig melvin slides in as co-anchor. the replacement is your brother. >> reporter: his ascent began in columbia, south carolina. and from that nbc station. a move to the one in washington, d.c., changed his life. it's where melvin met and married colleague lindsey. and they've had two children. delano and cybill. >> there was a bit of a paradigm shift. >> reporter: melvin's work in d.c. was also pivotal professionally, earning him a spot with the network in 2011 and one with the "today" family in 2018. >> the iconic spire collapsing in a fiery tangle. >> reporter: he's covered major stories across the globe. >> how long is it going to take to rebuild notre dame? >> reporter: but brought a small-town perspective to his reporting. >> folks in this area also, largely cut off. >> reporter: combined with his personal charms in the studio, melvin was an easy choice for his new role. >> you are literally made for this job. >> reporter: heartily endorsed by his colleagues. >> this is one of the most popular decisions nbc news ha

craig? >> thank you. garrett haake at the white house. >>> let's bring in hallie jackson, our senior washington correspondent. good morning. let's talk about these pardons. president trump got push back from both sides of the aisle. police unions seem to be furious, some of which endorsed him. is this more blow back than he anticipated? >> think of the scope of these pardons, savannah. that is what it comes down to, including some in president trump's own party. he was repeatedly asked during the campaign, before he took office, about whether he'd pardon these violent offenders spececifically now, president trump himself never explicitly ruled that out, even when he was asked. but you did see signals from his own vice president, jd vance, who said in his words, obviously, people who committed violence that day should not be pardoned. the president himself was asked last night by our own peter alexander about those comments because, as we've seen, he did, in fact, issue those full pardons to some of those

craig, send it back to you. craig? >> all right, morgan chesky for us once again in california. morgan, thank you. >>> another big story breaking overnight the justice department releasing special counsel's jack smith's final report. laying out donald trump's alleged attempts to overturn his defeat in the 2020 election. nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarrett with the details now. laura, good morning to you. >> hey, savannah, good morning to you. the president-elect fought to keep this report under wraps down to the wire. and while the facts of january 6th may be well known at this point, the special counsel has now taken us behind the scenes, documenting the scope and the scale of what it was like prosecuting one of the most powerful men in the country. this morning, special counsel jack smith saying the government had enough evidence to convict donald trump, had he not been re-elected. an extraordinary capstone to an investigation into the president-elect's efforts to maintain power after he lost the 2020 election. a report spanning more than 100 pages now the final wor

hey, sam. >> reporter: craig, good morning.take that metaphor a step further if you thought the books was closed on the drones drama, it's not. faa flight restrictions lifted and early numbers suggest the sightings are back up. that story next. >> we will check in with you. >>> also the drama and history made on the ice at the u.s. figure skating championships this weekend. we will take you inside one of the biggest events on the year on the roato the milan on the roato the milan old ym i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast busine

that comment courtesy of craig moffett. a rare downgrade to sell the stock. he makes his case just ahead. >>> morgan stanley called cyber arc a beneficiary of the treasury act. the ceo joins us with how they are hoping the footprint will expand with a new administration. >>> let's check on the numbers. >> the reason why you and i and everybody talking about the ten-year is because it's the highest level since open is one of the reasons why you see markets under pressure right now. the rising rates not good for valuations. look at the dow industrials, down 70 points. 42,641 is the level for the blue chip. broader s&p 500 is now back below that 6,000 mark. 5,934. two-third of one percent decline. look on 5,950 the medium term 50-day moving average. below that level and just to give you perspective here, at the highs of the session, we were up 25 points and down 56 at the low. keep an eye on the particular ranges today. the nasdaq composite, tech heavier side, down 1.5%. the laggard, that's 289 points to the downside, 19,576 is your trade on the composite index.

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and please join me in a warm national press club welcome for craig unger. and craig. i will give you the floor now for any remarks you want to make. okay. well, thank you very much. you know, i've six books on republican party's assault on democracy. this one was different. it was personal. and when i started investigative journalism, one of the first things you learn is it's personal. don't write about yourself. in this, i felt, i had to because it's something i did pursue on and off for than 30 years. and in many cases, i was a very reluctant and i had a front row seat and. i was a reluctant participant in what was going on and i saw what i thought was some of the great one of the great disgrace of our of our of the media in covering this up. the october surprise. that phrase october surprise wasn't known back. then i started on this in april of 1991, and it started out, as you said, with the 1980 presidential campaign phrase was used then. but it was started. the tried to use it to diffuse what they saw as jimmy carter getting the hostages released just before the

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you, craig, you, craig, you, craig, a crane question? truth invaded ukraine, named one perspective, brain suffering from russian regression. we seen the main stream media and the nightly numerous were citing clean developed scripts that essentially say exactly the same thing. using the buzz words of this as a threat to our democracy. when you see 10 different channels exactly that sentence, you know that it's the central intelligence agency script. the role of p r firms in ukraine, throughout europe and into united states really can be overstated. it's quite different than it wasn't previous decades, where there used to be more of a covert role of propaganda, government propaganda operations. now this is just celebrated as p r in helping ukraine and helping get their message out in terms of the case who's pulling the strings and who is profiting the, the, this attempt destabilization as being eradicated. we are making this message to tell you that we a mobilize to defend the motherland and to defend our president charge of foreign minist

craig elementary in snowville, georgia.. >> congratulations. we will break down the chicken? >> absolutely. we will ship everything down. we're talking tailgating food and ingredients that everybody has at their homes to whip something together quick and easy. i don't know about you, but my wife always has a rotisserie chicken in the house. what we will do first is a hot chicken dip. >> oh, yes, we are. watch a youtube video to bre this down properly or can you just get in there? >> i will show you how to pull the breast out. look for the breastbone first and just cut along there and then pull that out. and then from there, you can kind of take -- >> just falls off. >> it is fully cooked. >> from there, you can take some forks and shred it off with a fork. or by all means, use your hands. don't mind if i do, right. >> all good. >> so we have a hot edition? okay. >> meat and cheese. >> excuse me. >> you're learning a valuable lesson being on tv. don't do that. beer now. >> all right. so from there, we will make our blue chee

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craig fugate, appreciate your expertise. as always. >> thanks for having me. >> erica. >> migrant communities are on edge as president trump's mass deportation plan surges into action across the country. the mayor of newark, new jersey, says that his city was, quote, unfairly targeted on thursday when he says authorities arrested multiple people at a fish market and he's accusing officials of not producing a warrant while detaining undocumented residents and u.s. citizens, among them a military veteran. cnn has not been able to independently verify his claims. agents, though, are making the rounds in boston this week. our affiliate there reporting several arrests across the city. meantime, the white house says it is now using military planes to deport migrants. officials from the white house sharing images of people lined up and handcuffed as they boarded a flight. cnn's natasha bertrand joining us now live from the pentagon with more on this. so, natasha, in terms of the military role here, it is unusual to use a military p

i hope you, craig, because he doesn't work alone. more than 150 p, a agencies, most of the us and european are involved in shaping ukraine's media image today. as soon as the russian special operation began in february, more than 116 ukrainian american and european p r firm signed up for a ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs effort to spread its propaganda. inside western, the western media seer, using all kinds of mainstream media sources using p. r firms themselves, who spread their propaganda in a variety of ways. if you are a 1st began in earnest in 2014, with my don, could a talk to fact. so the cool government came into power. the united states got its pentacles into ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs through non governmental organizations, through ca, cut outs, and began to create essentially propaganda oregon's. that would then be the information or this information to western media outlets. and that is essentially been the same ever since, and native come on overseas this directly. this is according to the washington po

craig, head of rates and cash at london asset management. craig, thanks for joining us.e to highlight the headlines from the uk this week. how are you looking at the uk economy based on the pieces of data we obtained this week? >> yeah, i think it's a real challenge for the uk economy at the moment. it is something we have been talking about for a long time. you look at bond yields in the uk and they're extremely high. i think one of the reasons for that is the uk base rate is so significantly higher than many other markets around the world. when you come to talk about the bank of england are likely to do in the february meeting, we think they should cut interest rates. we feel they should cut rates four times this year when you look at what markets are doing now. they are really pricing two interest rate cuts this year. i think we have seen, as you said, we have seen the health of the uk economy. you look at the gdp print and three month rolling average for gdp in the uk, we created no growth in the uk for several months now. i think that's a real challenge for the chan