i'm craig melvin.ccount of the home invasion was published, it was the talk of the town. >>> welcome back, i'm craig melvin. when ralph's account of the whole invasion was published, it was the talk of the town. but could the story be true? ralph said yes, and police wondered if the truth was in there somewhere. returning to tangled, here is chief morrison. >> reporter: ralph candelario appears that his letter on the murder of his wife would account for the terrible event. but here is what pam's daughter, shannon's office, and he was the victim of it had and that made me sick. >> i thought it was very strange. it had some work to do because it sounded phony. >> entitled to their opinions, of course. >> but then, so were the cops. recovered memory? no. more like a cover-up. >> and nothing matched. it just didn't make sense. none of it. >> it wasn't that ralph changed the story. more like he kept adding to it. >> and he tailors his story to match what he thinks you're finding and offering more details ab

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i am craig melvin and this is dateline. >> the smell of the blood is still there. you are lucky if you forget. i would rather have forgotten everything. >> 911. what is your emergency? >> my wife and son had been shot. >> nicole had been shot in the head. >> murder-suicide. >> do you think taylor shot himself? >> i waited and waited and waited for someone to be arrested. >> you have three tapes. >> i can do that. >> i thought, they're going to come kill us. >> to threaten the lady? you know. >> they said i was so young i could never remember anything. something like that doesn't go away. i saw what i saw. the attraction was instant. >> hello and welcome to dateline. when jason and nicole first met, the attraction was instant. soon the bachelor and single mother two would and their family grew. then, gunfire tore their home into a bloody crime scene. the killer's identity would take years to uncover and ripped this once loving family hard -- apart. >> here i

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. antone black: i can't sleep to this day. >> i am craig melvin and this is dateline. >> i can't sleep to this day. i seen him begging for his life. he was george floyd before george floyd. >> he told our mother he loved her. >> no mother should have to witness what you witness. >> he didn't attack nobody. he did not rob a bank. that's not right. >> everything seems to escalate. >> i am curious how many times you have used your taser as a police officer? >> non-. >> i don't see indication of malice. i don't see -- i felt it was a professional response. >> from a medical examiner's -- >> it's a homicide. >> i want the truth to be known about my brother. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. anton black star's was on the rise. he was a skilled athlete and day aspiring model. loved one said his life was cut short at the hands of police as his mother watched in horror. soon, alarming videos emerged sparking outrage in the community and fueling a family's fight for justi

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i'm craig melvin. and this is dateline daytime on nbc. i did what i had to do.your family? when you live in fear, it changes you. craig melvin: kidnapped by a killer-- i came out of that just really messed up. craig melvin: --held for years as a prisoner. and what if prosecutors never believed you?

i am craig melvin. a focus of an fbi murder for hire sting when he revealed he was also a drug smuggler. fred, the undercover agent quickly set up a fake drug run to catch the amateur pilot in action. now, fred was about to board glenn's plane interesting is like to a potential killer. back to keith morrison with recipe for murder. >> who among the loyal patrons of the gourmet deli would have believed it? what resident of the exclusive aero club community could even imagine. one of their own had put out a contract with a hitman to kill his wife. now was ready to use his own plane to run cocaine. >> it seems to me like he had just come out of a period of stable, possibly boring stage of his life where he had been married to the same woman for years doing the same business for years and years and maybe missed those miami vice type of days. >> now he was getting to live them over again. >> yeah. >> assume any fbi man who called himself fred did not blow his cover. >> your face reads what's going on and you

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. watchin >> im craig melvin and this is dateline. >> i just knew that something happened. my gut said that it was bad. >> he said i am on 192 and i won't be able to come home. it's true, it's like he vanished into thin air. >> is very confusing. the a's don't go missing. >> this one did and hasn't been seen since. was he murdered? was it suicide? did he just walk away? >> whatever happened here is well planned out. >> he was the first to investigate coast jerry sandusky. could there be a link between that case and his disappearance? >> somebody knows something or a lot of somebodies do. somebo >> hello and welcome to dateline. ray gricar was the first to invest in applications coast jerry sandusky sexually abused the child long before the scandal made headlines. seven years later he mysteriously disappeared. the strange turn of events left people asking was there a connection? here is lester holt with the case of the missing d.a.. >> the clues are tantalizing. a sporty red car. a speck

i'm craig melvin.n bane's catamaran when she vanished. ryan told investigators she may have fallen over when he left. then the search still for song underway, he stopped talking. the investigation threatened to stall. but someone from ryan's past was about to resurface with secrets to share. back to andrea canning with siren song. >> reporter: in the short time sarm heslop was missing, locals swarmed and with over 23 years of experience practicing law in the territory, thought something was off. she didn't know sarm or her boyfriend, ryan bane, but he's really familiar with the water. >> in the area pretty close to shore if she had fallen over, would you expect them to find the body? >> i think if someone falls overboard and drowns, i think it's very likely their body would be found very close by the boat. so i think the fact nobody was found is very suspicious. >> this is the big red flag for you? >> it is a big red flag. >> and authorities saw red flags of their own. the commissioner says not only ry

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i am craig melvin.s on the loose. an official suspected prison volunteer, toby young, help them escape. as improbable as it seemed, text messages reveal they were having an affair. but investigators feared manard could be using toby, and she was in danger. now, the race was on and police were about to get a crucial tip. back to andrea canning, with breakout. >>> toby went from a woman. the warden called the family to deliver the news. >> we were shocked, thinking they have to be wrong. this can't be right. >> this is not the toby i know. >> exactly. i just was filled with questions on why she would do something like this. i have no idea, but i knew that she was my sister, and that i-- that i loved her. >> it is one thing, you know, for her brother to support her, as this is unfolding. it is another thing for her husband, because this is a betrayal. it is looking more and more like a betrayal. >> that was devastated, just like the rest of the young family. absolutely devastated. and i don't blame them. >

. >>> and proud as a peacock, "today" co-host craig melvin is out with a new children's book.re going to chat with him about how he celebrates his kids' milestones, big and small. >> that's a conversation you do not want to miss. >> really, really looking forward to having craig here. we are going to start this hour with colleges moving ahead with commencement plans while also dealing with campus protests. >> smaller graduation ceremonies are underway today at university of southern california. after weeks of unrest there, a few weeks ago usc canceled its main ceremony. the school says it was concerned about screening all the guests through security. >> early this morning, police cleared out a protest encampment at the george washington university in washington, d.c.. police using pepper spray on some of the protesters off campus and 33 people were arrested. >> nbc news correspondent liz kreutz is at usc. there is still some pomp and circumstance happening today, right? what do the events look like on campus? >> reporter: yeah, there definitely is and already here on campus, w

craig melvin: that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs. i'm carolin roth and these are your headlines. >>> minneapolis fed president neel kashkari telling cnbc exclusively that the federal reserve cannot rule out future hikes with inflation stubbornly above saying more positive day is needed before rates come down >> we had very strong growth u.s. con p assumesumers remaine resilient. i'm not seeing a need to give a rate cut we need to get it right. >>> u.s. futures are pointing higher as investors look ahead to friday's all-important pce print. >>> israel announcing an investigation into the strike that killed dozens of civilians in the camp in rafah with prime minister benjamin netanyahu blaming a technical failure. >> translator: despite our utmost effort not to harm residents, a tragedy occurred yesterday. we are investigating a case. we will draw conclusions because this is our policy. >>> and 120 business leaders, including senior figures from jpmorgan chase and

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thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> i wonder why i didn't do more. i should have done something different. i'll live with that forever. forever and ever it will haunt me. >> high school sweethearts with the growing family. then it all went up in flames. >> caller: there's a fire. >> his wife was inside. none of it made sense to me. >>. in the ashes, secrets. >> i don't care what you think you are seeing, you are dealingi with a murder. >> the gun, how did it end up completely underneath her body? >> in the front driver's seat appeared to be a note. >> she had rekindled a relationship with one of the executives. >> did someone has something to hide? >> did you kill her? no. >> it was like a script, he had answers for everything. >> he would realize this is it. >> you are going to hell for what you've done in this case. >> ♪ >>> it was dark, past 3:00 a.m., a hint of crescent moon struggled to penetrate the night here in middle america. everyone asleep except on a quiet residential street, a woman

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs. i'm frank holland. these are your headlines shares of novo nordisk slide as the guidance still fails to impress investors despite the beat across the top and bottom line. >>> shell marks a $3.5 billion buyback. >>> beats for the banks. standard charter tops the forecast and ing group delivers a 2.5 billion euro buyback >> we are comfortable operating resiliently through the current interest rate requirement. even if the rates were to transition to a lower level, i think ing will do fine in whatever rate turns out. >>> u.s. fed's jay powell signals what's not in the cards. >> it is likely the next policy move would be a hike our policy focus is what i mentioned which is how long to keep policy restrictive. >>> welcome to "street signs." we start with novo nordisk after notching a beelat on the bottom line on the back of the 40% surge of obesity care sales. silvia joins with us the report and reaction in the stock, silvia

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [theme music] ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs." i'm frank holland and these are your headlines. we are live in london and zurich. ubs surges to the top of the stoxx 600 after the beat on the top and bottom lines. the ceo takes cnbc through the quarter. >> very strong momentum in banking. we are at a strong momentum compared to our peers in the quarter. this quarter is where we gained market shares. >>> unicredi, i, it is in the g and raising guidance for the full year. >> it's a record. it's the 13th quarter of profitable growth. we are getting ahead on profit for the year. in addition to that, we had a positive surprise on systems in charges. we are 200 million better than expected. >>> infinion cuts the full-year forecast, but details the cost saving program. >> we have to confess compared to the previous full-year guidance, we had to lower our expectations. previously, we were guiding for 16 billion in revenues. now we are guiding down to 15.1 billion. >>> energy co

it says, i'm proud of you, craig melvin. new book out. it's called "i curse you with joy." she has beautiful life lessons we all can learn from. we know she's very funny but also very deep and poignant. so we'll talk about -- look how she's -- >> look at her. >> look at her. >> we'll talk to tiffany in a moment. >> i love that. >> the book has it all, right? >>> and speaking of lessons, guess what, guys? it is teacher appreciation day. and we are celebrating. >> yes, yes. >> we are celebrating with an extraordinary music teacher today who is changing lives with his devotion to his students. guess what? he's brought them along. to show us what they're all about with the special live performance. >> all right. >>> in the third hour, we will help you get ready for mother's day, folks. public announcement, this sunday, we celebrate moms this sunday. so we have some creative ideas for do-it-yourself bouquets on a budget for the important women in your life. >> i love that. let's get a check of the weather. al is spending the morn

i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. [theme music] ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs." i'm arabile gumede and these are your headlines. stocks stick to the holding pattern with european equities and u.s. futures muted so far as investors embrace for the crucial inflation print. >>> and rheinmetall misses the target and in germany, bayer is driven by growth. >>> and anglo american is agreeing to split or selloff some of the company as they fend off a takeover from bhp. >>> round two. the single post from the roaring kitty social media account reignites the craze with the gamestop losing almost $1 billion in a single the session. >>> all right. where are we with the market picture today? we are pretty much flat waiting for the cpi data from the united states with the ppi, of course, anticipated this morning. that will be another key focus and normally getting the ppi data before the cpi data from the united states as well way indicates we will work out the pce data very soon. it is a lot of the economic data

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. this is dateline. >> she was my first friend. i remember walking by her classroom got they. i didn't know. i was scared. >> she vanished one october afternoon. 10-year-old amy mahalik. >> she never came home from school. >> she was going to buy a present for her mother. >> come home. >> it's been a mystery for more than 30 years. who took amy? now, investigators are opening their files to us. >> this is more like your ted bundy type. >> and you will get the chance to help crack this case. >> my new piece of information. >> there is still a killer out there, and somebody has to know something. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. never stop investigating until the mystery is solved. that's the mystery of detectives . there are many clues, and the decades of past, the trail of evidence has not grown cold. police decided to do something rare -- ask for your help to answer a burning question. here's josh mankiewicz with, what happened to amy? >> these are all boxes of leads and they are all numbered. the first leavy ever got in this ca

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> hello. welcome to "street signs."'m carolin roth from london these are your headlines the main event lives up to the billing as nvidia tops the lofty forecast with the record revenue with the a.i. chips sending shares above $1,000 in pre-market trade >>> fed minutes reveal concerns over stubborn inflation weighing on stocks in the wall street session. jamie dimon refuses to rule out a hard landing. >> can inflation be stickier than people think? the odds are higher because of the fiscal stimulus in the system and driving the liquidity with the markets going up. >>> german business activity growing for a second straight month as services surge, but it is a different story in france where activity contracts coming in below forecast. >>> mark your calendars, prime minister rishi sunak marks when they will go to the polls. the fourth of july he has an uphill battle closing the gap in the polls ♪ >>> good morning, everyone more pmi data coming your way. eurozone flash manufacturing pmi at 53.3 against 53.7 in april. flash

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> this sunday, the threat to democracy. >> democracy's othe ballot. >> i don't think you're going to have another election in this country if we don't win this election. >> it's one of the top issues in the 2024 election. >> mail-in voting is totally corrupt. we have to watch the cheating. >> after the fight over the 2020 election, what lessons have been learned? >> someone's going to get hurt, someone's going to get shot, someone's going to get killed. >> election workers facing death threats. >> we've seen a dangerous increase in threats against public servants. >> in 2024, the bad actors will be more coordinated, more strategic. >> we support every voter right free and accurate. >> this morning a by part can conversation with the secretaries of state in four key battleground state. >>> plus, the threat of disinformation, artificial intelligence and the increase of heightened risk from foreign actors. i'll speak with anne applebaum and rene de-res ta. and i

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning. welcome to "street signs." i'm frank holland. these are your headlines. they spell off hello onboasting volumes. >>> puig is at the top nearing $14 billion euro listing, spain's largest in almost a decade. >> a.i. demand is boosting amazon's results. jassey flags higher capss ahead >> we want to meaningly expand capital expenditure in 2024. >>> and wall street looking to start on a down slope, their worst in seven months. you can also see futures also in the red. >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs." as we mentioned, pharma is in focus. gsk raised its guidance. haleon is broadly higher. s sylvia is here. >> they're up by 1.6%, this isais after the company announced this morning it's increased its turnover expectations for the year. it says it will be in the upper part of the 5% to 7% range they had guided earlier, but they also said profit operating growth will be in the range of 9% to 11% real estate than the previous 10% to 11%. the first quarter came in at slightly above what analysts were expectin

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] ♪ >>> it's the top of the hour.ood morning and welcome to "street signs." i'm arabile gumede and these are your headlines. a struggle of the rally yesterday after softer than expected u.s. inflation data sees all three wall street majors close at record highs. >>> siemens revenue flat lines in the second revenue and orders with a 13% drop as the company confirms the outlook. the ceo says he has concerns over a major market. >> the demand in china is driven by a weak private consumption. this is not really coming up. there's uncertainty in the people. the export is not picking up that well because the global economy is not that strong. >>> and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu stands firm on the rafah offensive despite telling cnbc they will push on regardless. >> yes, we have a disagreement on gaza, rather rafah. we have to do what we have to do. sometimes you have to do what is required to ensure your survival and future. >>> china and russia signing a joint statement on ties with russian president vladimir

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] >>> hello and welcome to street siebs. i'm carolyn rocket. inflation rising, sending the ftse 100 lower and sterling spiking as they tear back for a first rate cut. >>> investors slamming the brakes on european carmakers. this is following the slump the month before while the ev market share remains steady. >> reporter: here at the summit in paris, artificial intelligence is the talk of the town. the head of cisco tells me the ai prize is up for grabs. >> if you're an investor and you invest in ai stocks and you do it consistently, you're going to do very well. there are going to be a number of train wrecks. >> we'll be hearing from the publicis chairman levy this hour. >>> wall street projecting things could triple directly through volatile trade. >>> good morning, every even. great to have you on the show. let's get back to the uk. uka coming in but continuing on a downward trend. ry shih tzu neck said inflation is back to normal saying brighter days are ahead. that had a pretty sig kamtd impact on marketing. traders now

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs."'m carolin roth and these are your headlines. astrazeneca shares move higher as they announce the plans to launch 20 new medicines by 2030. the cfo tells cnbc she is confident by the outlook. >> we have confidence by the $18 billion ambition with the portfolio and breadth of the scale of the portfolio we see today. we expect to see 20 potential new drugs by 2030. many have the potential to be $5 the b billion drugs. >>> the nasdaq closes at an all-time high as the fed is focused on the next move. >>> and the eurozone pressures as german producer prices fall more than expected in the softer energy rates. >>> microsoft unveiling its latest lineup of a.i.-focused pcs as the race to get artificial intelligence tools into the hands of consumers and businesses heats up. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "street signs." great to have you with us this morning. let's get back to the top story. astrazeneca aims to reach $80 billion of revenue by 2030 amid significant growth with the oncology and ra

craig melvin, laura jarrett, joe fryer joining us. coming up tomorrow on "today," an exclusive interview with christy brinkley. the supermodel speaking out for the first time since revealing her diagnosis with skin cancer. her important message. >> that's an important message going into the summer. >> yes. let's get to your news at 8:00. we will start with deadly storms that are ripping across parts of the south, leaving a trail of destruction. dozens of tornadoes touching down, flattening buildings like this gas station in texas. there is some new video that shows the moment an f-2 tornado ripped through the building with 125 people seeking shelter inside. incredibly, no one was hurt there, but that threat is not over. dylan is back now to tell us who is in the storm's path this monday, dylan, good morning. >> good morning, guys. the storms have been so violent. today we will still see some storms, but there is a lessor chance of seeing tornadoes. we had some torrential downpours move through new york city. stoe afternoon as a cold f

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i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm arabile gumede, and these are your headline this hour. >>> the risk rally rolling on. corporate earnings and stocks are mute as investors brace for today's cpi report, fed chair jerome powell signaling rates will not stay higher for longer. >> by many, many rates, it's restrictive. that's a question that time will have to tell. >>> and in the luxury share, shells in bur berry sell off like they're going out of fashion. they post a 34% drop in quarterly profits, the ceo warning of weak demand in key markets. >>> and mixed fortunes for europe's lenders as they post a 6% share but the bank posts a drop. >>> president trump hitting china with new tariffs. the white house is sending a clear message to beijing. >> the message to them from us would be the same message they would give us, which is we're going to protect our workers, and we're going to protect our sectors of the economy that are being attacked basically by the prc. >>> welcome to this edition of "street signs." speaking ab

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we got a beautiful man inside, craig melvin joins the table. >> craig, you are a beautiful man, if weope everyone is okay, by the way. >>> guys, coming up tomorrow on "today," beloved actress kate hudson is going to join us and show off one of her many, many -- some might say too many talents. she'll be right here and will treat us to a special performance in celebration of her brand-new album. >> she's been singing a long time. >> who knew she could sing. >> putting out an album. >> a whole album, yes. >>> let's get to our news at 8. police and protesters facing off at ucla overnight and this morning, classes there now cancelled. this morning, officers in full riot gear moved in to remove barriers, surrounding the student encampment. nbc's liz kreutz is there for us. seems a lot calmer at this hour, liz. >> hey, hoda. yeah, in fact, this was the area that law enforcement first breached, when hundreds of them descended here and decided to make their attempt to get into the encampment. they stormed this area and one by juan they started breaking down the barricades that these protester

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. for wat watching. >>> good morning and welcome to this sunday edition of morning joe weekend. it was another fast-moving news week. here are some of the conversations you might have missed. the biden-harris 2024 campaign is out with a brand new ad highlighting the dire threat donald trump poses to black america if he's reelected. >> i'm joe biden and i approve this message. >> of course i hate these es people. >> donald trump disrespecting black folk is nothing new. he inwas sued refusing to rent his apartments to black families and called for the execution of five innocent black and brown teenagers. it's why trump stood with violent white supremacists. warned of a blood bath in the next election and if he's president again vowed to be a dictator who wants revenge on his enemies. now who do you think? >> that ad first of all is accurate. i was involved in fighting him on housing discrimination and the central park five. they're not stretching the truth. that is his record. and you mus

i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. . >> good morning and welcome to the saturday edition of morning joe weekend. let's get to the conversations from the week that you might have missed. we will start with donald trump's criminal trial where testimony in the former president's hush money trial has officially finished. the defense only called two witnesses. and yesterday, rested their case. former president trump did not testify in his own defense despite telling the press multiple times he wanted to. >> you testify in your trial. >> yeah, i would testify absolutely. it's a scam. it's a scam. >> are you going to testify? >> yes. >> will you testify? >> no he won't stop. >> he the gag is not to testify. >> do you plan to testify in court? >>i probably so. i would like to. i mean i think so. >> i mean, there's a story of his life, who shocked me can nobody's shocked. it is a guy who said of course i am going to testify, you knew he was not going to testify for a couple reasons. one, he is just a wal

happy birthday, craig melvin, if you are watching.o your news, 8:00 now, breaking overnight, the president of iran killed in a helicopter crash. that stunning news confirmed by state media in iran. after rescuers reached the crash site and found no survivors. nbc's chief international correspondent keir simmons is live in the gulf region with the latest on this. keir, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. we are getting new television pictures from the scene of the crash from iranian and turkish television. you can see the debris, the wreckage, you can see why it was the rescue pictures showing the fog that may have well been the cause of the accident. president raisi was a hard liner. today china and russia saying that a friend has been lost. meanwhile, iran working to replace him quickly. the first vice president being moved into his because rescuers did not reach in 50 days, there will be a new election, according to iranian state media. a funeral tomorrow. savannah? >> keir, thank you very much. >>> turning now

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