hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline."ured. these people almost murdered me. i was terrified. a mother just fighting for her child-- yeah. kate snow: that's universal. craig melvin: she survived a harrowing ordeal in one of the most dangerous places on earth. amanda lindhout: tonight, they have brought me out to kill me. craig melvin: then, from across the world, her kidnapper found her again. he reached out to me on facebook. did your heart stop? it was so scary that he could find me. craig melvin: for the first time, she shares her dramatic story-- how she helped secret agents hunt down her captor. this all plays like a tom clancy thriller. absolutely. craig melvin: the setting? a perfect island paradise. the plot? a daring undercover sting. you were supposed to get-- yes. - --some money. - yes. what did they give you? 10,000. we didn't think it would work. craig melvin: face-to-face with her kidnapper at last-- i just broke down. it's still hard for you. this isn't real life, like, pain. craig melvin: --would she get ju

hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline."becc! craig melvin (voiceover): a fire chief, murdered. his wife, the only witness. this detective knew them both. she started telling me about a young man coming into their home and shooting keith. craig melvin (voiceover): her job now, solve this crime. and clue number one was a doozy. she said that after he had shot keith, he turned to her and said, i'm sorry, ma'am. craig melvin (voiceover): i'm sorry? a killer who apologized? and that was just the start. a gun stashed in a dryer. a man's glove, but whose dna? woman with a whole lot to reveal. she tossed her top to me. she just whipped it off? i was shocked. [music playing] hello, and welcome to "dateline." keith bryan was a devoted fire chief who spent his career helping those in trouble. the local hero had the job of his dreams, and the wife he adored. then one night, a gunshot in the couple's home shattered the life they'd built, and expose scandalous secrets at the heart of a complicated crime. here's andrea canning with myster

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. melvin, and this is "dateline." melvin, andhad the good cop,e."u you had the bad cop, and the polygraph. it felt like "law and order". craig melvin: the fire broke out before dawn.

craig melvin (voiceover): coming up. craig melvin (voiceover): how murky was her memory really?sten very carefully to sandra's story when "dateline" continues. [♪♪] looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize? try olay regenerist for 10 benefits in every jar. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try olay. >>> all right, i'm richard liu with a news update. a man arrested near former president trump's coachella rally saturday. that suspect was said to have guns in his car, but no indication this was an assassination attempt. this comes as the latest poll shows trump and vice president harris locked that tie with just over three weeks until election day. both candidates are polling at 48% among registered voters. for now, back to dateline. began with candles and strawberries ended in murder. sandra melgar told investigators she had no memory of the killer who'd stabbed her husband jamie and left her tied up in a closet. sandra's daughter liz offered several potential suspects

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craig melvin: coming up.acked in a very precarious, dangerous scenario. craig melvin: yet another deadly accident? when "dateline" continues. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid [music playing] draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com or a store near you today andrea canning: another catastrophe had struck the karlsen's. levi was trapped under a truck in the barn. karl's brother mike rushed over. they were just bringing levi out on the stretcher and putting him in the ambulance when i got there. andrea canning: levi was taken to the hospital, but the family knew it was hopeless. 17 years after his mother's terrible death, levi karlsen had died at the age of 23. cindy says karl came unhinged. he was actually, like, throwing himself up against the wall. and he was on the ground. andrea canning: so many tears, and so many questions. how could levi have been so careless? mike karlsen: we went into the barn

craig melvin: the fire broke out before dawn. in the daylight, they found this mother of two young children dead. michael lane: she lived a very courageous life. she was very bold in the things she did. craig melvin: but after the smoke cleared, a mystery lingered. steve lungen: we knew she did not die in that fire. she died before the fire. who do you look to as the suspect? obviously, the spouse is the first person you look to. craig melvin: but her husband had a clear alibi, and he passed a lie detector test. eventually, the case grew cold until this witness came forward with a tale of love and lust gone wrong. but could she be believed? was she out for justice or revenge? is it a perfect world? no. will she get hers? yes, when she dies. craig melvin: what was the lie and what was the truth? how could you miss it. he wasn't there. hello, and welcome to "dateline". paul and catherine novak wanted to escape the hustle and bustle of the big city. they found peace and quiet when they moved into what catherine dubbed "the big red h

hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." it was horrifying. hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." this was my mom, a vibrant woman, just ripped out of the world. everything that we thought in our life is just all shattered. he betrayed us to our very core. craig melvin (voiceover): they were a stunning couple, a doctor and a beauty queen. she won homecoming queen. she did modeling. craig melvin (voiceover): but the day she was found dead in the tub-- set a mystery in motion. my father said, rachel, come home. and then he just hung up. craig melvin (voiceover): so many secrets locked tight for so many years uncovered by daughters turned detectives. you hacked into his phone. yeah. there was a lot of different things that came out. craig melvin (voiceover): things like a mistress named gypsy. was she a motive for murder? in court, an epic showdown, father against daughter and daughter. man: why were you seeking information as to your mother's death? because i believed my father killed her. craig melvin (voiceover):

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hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline."ens . it doesn't happen to your family, to your brother. but it does. craig (voiceover): no one thought it could happen to him. he was a tough guy prepared for anything. darla: he always would say, if anyone tries to break in here, i'll kill him. craig (voiceover): instead, he was killed, stabbed in his own home. dispatcher (on phone): you're sure your dad's cold to the touch? craig (voiceover): his son and daughter-in-law stumbled into a terrifying scene. that's when i saw the gun. roger: they said we're going to have to kill you now. craig (voiceover): a strange story that only got stranger. they had purple gloves on. and they had blue fuzzy gloves. something isn't right here. craig (voiceover): could he have killed his own father? what really happened in that house? i did not do this. craig (voiceover): then a witness came forward and changed everything. in this bizarre story, the strangest thing of all was the truth. fern: he planned for any scenario, except for the one that happened to

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hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." we took off and then shortly thereafter we saw the police car. my gut was telling my feet to run back to that house. this can't be happening. narrator: when the party ended, the mystery began. it was just crazy. i didn't understand what was happening and why. narrator: his wife, the hostess, had seemed fine all night. then-- tom: my wife just shot herself in the head! please, help me! please help me! narrator: her death was ruled a suicide, but not everyone agreed. i always was afraid he was gonna hurt her. always, always. narrator: did a fight that night lead to something much worse? i knew that ashley wouldn't take her own life. narrator: a troubled woman, or a troubled marriage. interrogator: that wound on the back of her head isn't where she could do it herself, tom. it is not. oh! [bleep] narrator: suicide or murder? i didn't do this. i just knew that my whole world is never going to be the same again ever. [music playing] hello, and welcome to "dateline it was december 31 and by

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline."hock. i had a bad feeling. she did say he has a gun and i'm afraid he might use it. a story of sand, sunsets, and fatal attraction, she had so much to give. she would make everybody feel special. successful at everything except love. then she found him. she said she felt so good in his arms. he was handsome, sophisticated, and crazy about her. there was talk of marriage, then suddenly, there was talk of trouble. she was frightened enough not to go home. she had fear that something would happen to her. it did. my sister, she's not answering her phone. how did love go so wrong? in a surprising twist, it would take not one but two trials to discover the truth. all of a sudden he wasn't convicted of killing my sister anymore. hello and welcome to "dateline." beth lochtefeld was a savvy entrepreneur who built her own business. tom toolan cut his teeth in the financial world. their connection was instant. but when their summe

craig melvin: that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm dan murphy. let's get to the headlines this hour. crude prices tumble as israel will not target nuclear oil as the international energy agency issues a sharp slowdown. we will hear from toril bosoni shortly. >>> and sweden surging to the top of the stoxx 600 on the back of the core earnings beat. the ceo discussing this on cnbc. >> america was the first to rollout 5g and, of course, they were the first to, therefore, slow down the pace, but they are coming back. i see optimism see coming here. >>> in the markets, the stoxx 600 edging higher tracking the s&p 500 after it notched its 46th record close of the year. investors piling money back into big tech names and market darling nvidia. >>> and european automakers look to tackle competition from china at the paris motor show. brian gud tells cnbc the eu is looking beyond restrictions. >> tariffs is something we had to deal with and puts pressure on the model, but long term, w

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and here's craig melvin with a look at what else is ahead. >>> this morning on the third hour of "todayal walking you through all the health insurance choices to make during this open enrollment period. billie jean king live in studio 1a and keith urban rocking our plaza, all this morning on the third hour of "today". >> thanks so much for being with us for "early today." i'm france g "top story." i'm tom llamas in new york city. stay right there, more news on the way. s on the way. >>> vice president kamala harris delivering one of the biggest speeches of her political career, making h

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> welcome to the saturday edition of morning joe weekend. let's get the conversations you might have missed this week. >> tom, i can't even fathom the disinformation being stranded -- spread by donald trump energy defense. i talked about my first year in congress we had three hurricanes coming into the fall. the campaign against bill clinton, campaigned against hillary clinton. it was on tv it seemed every night going after him, going after him, going after him. the hurricane hit and i told the story a couple of days ago. he put his arm around me. didn't like my politics. the governor said, basically, we are going to walk you through this, joe. he kind of pushed me in there. his district, let's all work together. that stayed in my head. some things are bigger than politics. you've got a 78-year-old, right now, according to the charlotte observer. the largest newspaper in north carolina. making matters so much worse for victims of these hurricanes. >> there's

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i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> a very warm welcome to the a tower of "squawk on wauk box." the corporates that reported and s silvia will talk you through those look like small to solid peets. we haven't seen too much so far today. higher in the early stage of the rotation on the stoxx 600. let us be brutally honest, ladies and gentlemen, in the uk, waiting for the chancellor's announcement tomorrow or whether you are looking at global elections, we are all on t tenterhooks. we are wait and see for the bulk of the earnings season still to come. at a political level, we're waiting for the u.s. election. an economic level, it is a an very big data week globally, but stateside with advanced gdp and the payroll figures all due in coming ays. sectors are leading us higher. the banking sector. we had good numbers out of the banking sector. hsbc. we have santander as well. leading a rip-roaring sector. .7% for the banks. others like dpfinance services. telecoms up .5%. we've moved on. travel

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [theme music] ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs."'m carolin roth and these are your headquarters. headlines a bullish note on the outlook. >> with the main optimism for the year also for 2025, we actually are checking double digit growth and operating profit we see we are more evident than ever. >>> and announces the bank's second major shakeup splitting the bank into four units and the first female cfo >>> european equity markets with investors counting down to the u.s. election now just two weeks away >>> in the european auto space, monthly new car sales hit reverse as hybrid sales overtake petrol cars for the first time. >>> meanwhile, hyundai india gets a cautious response from investors. >>> good morning, everyone thank you so much for tuning in on this tuesday morning. we've got a packed show for you. let's get back to one of our top stories. s.a.p. in germany lifted the full-year outlook for cloud and software revenue for operating profit and software as well. the 25% increase of cloud sales in the third quarter and it remains

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs."'m carolin roth and these are your headlines. >>> uae state oil firm adnoc strikes a several billion euro deal and marking one of the biggest foreign takeovers by a gulf state. we will speak to ceo marcus s sts steilman this hour. >>> and the ecb's christine lagarde and fed's jay powell pledge to tack le any looming recession risks. >> inflation will return to target in a timely manner. we will take that into account. >> if the economy performs as expected, that means two more cuts this cayear. >>> over in asia, the prime minister reveals his cabinet and finance minister. >>> and 50,000 u.s. port workers begin their first strike in almost 50 years in a move that could cost the u.s. economy $5 billion per day. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the show. we have a lot to get through. let's kick things off with the eurozone final manufacturing pmi data. that has seemingly taken a turn for the worse. we are seeing the final number at 45 when it comes to the manufacturing pmi versus th

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [theme music] ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk box."t's 8:00 a.m. here in london, 9:00 a.m., stock markets up for trade. wall street was mixed. fresh records in the tech sector thanks to the nasdaq climbing but the dow was in retreat, so a lot of positioning happening stateside. here in the uk, it's a budget day, investors are counting down to details from chancellor rachel reeves' speech. as we get going, we can see caution picking up where we left off in europe, down 0.6% on the benchmark yesterday. and similar declines as we get going from the outset this morning. let me take you to various different sectors on the move. and you can see these are some of the gainers, we have another profit upgrade losing track from upgrades from the retailer. retail stocks as you can see are slightly below the flat line there. we've got construction flat lining, too, telecom is slightly down due to utilities. these are the best performers. let's take a look at the opposite end of retail picking up speed there. let's take a look at the bottom of the b

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs."y name is arabile gumede and these are your headlines. surging on the return to trade from the golden week holiday, but pared away with the investors wanting just a little bit more. >>> the u-turn in china spills over to the european session. beijing commerce ministry imposing tariffs on the eu exports sending the drinks makers in the red. we'll get into that story. >>> foxconn chairman hon hai tells cnbc that a.i. still has room to run. the large scale language model still has room. >> we are still at level three and four to go. >>> and samsung issuing a rare apology after dguiding for proft below expectations in the third quarter, but the chip maker hit by higher supply from chinese rivals. >>> chinese equities initially surged double digits on the return to trade following the golden week holiday which is a two-year high. that rally then eased off as traders took profits in a stimulus update fell short of expectations. pretty much saw the rally a significant portion and just kind of

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ♪♪ >>> this sunday, 20, 20 hindsight.h just 30 days until election day, donald trump's results loom large. >> did he lose the 2020 election? >> tim, i'm focused on the future. >> as the special counsel reveals new evidence in the election interference case. >> they rigged the election. the election was rigged. i didn't rig it. they rigged it. >> former republican congressman liz cheney hits the campaign trail with vice president kamala harris. >> i have never voted for a democrat, but this year i'm proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris. >> no matter your political party, there is a place for you with us and in this campaign. >>> plus, wider war. as the middle east escalates into a regional war, fears grow the conflict is expanding to a new and more dangerous phase. and return visit, former president trump returns to the pennsylvania rallying site where was in july. >> they slandered me, indicted me, tried to throw me off the ballot. and who knows, maybe even tried to kill me. >> my guests this morning,

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i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [theme music playing] >>> how about we do this for an hour. welcome to "street signs." my name is arabile gumede. these are your headlines then. the luxury giant posts its first quarterly sales post since the pandemic dragging down its european peers. the adidas outlook for the third time this year, sales are expected to grow 10%. that's amid a demand for its retro trainers. >> and in the chip shocks, asml compounding holdings after the company slashed its sales outlook in what was a premature earnings release, raising fears of a weekly demand for nonami chips. >>> the bank of england all but certain to cut rates next month, urging the ftse to perform away from sterling. >>> what better way to start the show off than some big single stock movers. to kick off the show, clie na weakness, clearly the big sentiment at play here with big declines in the luxury as well as semiconductor sectors, with the u.s. being a source of concern for auto heavyweights like stellantis. i mean, just look

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] hellsomeone just sucksing, anthe life out of you." and tells you your dream life isn't going to happen. that wedding you're planning, you don't get to have it. evil exists. evil dwells in people. andrea canning (voiceover): it was a night like this, just before halloween, a killing that still haunts. i found him just lying there and couldn't feel a pulse. andrea canning (voiceover): a young dad engaged to be married, dead on the ground. they determined that it was a murder. andrea canning (voiceover): and here's what made this mystery so chilling. the possible suspects were all in costume. the cowboy and the penguin, everybody's dressed as somebody else. how are you going to be able to identify people? andrea canning (voiceover): cowboy, penguin, costumed killer? sounds like something ripped right from the pages of stephen king. but in this case, the horror was real. we had this piece of a costume. we didn't know what it was. andrea canning (voiceover): a halloween cri

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [theme music] >>> hello. welcome to "street signs." i'm carolyn roth here is your headlines deutsche bank raises its -- returns to profit. the cfo told cnbc the bank could benefit from circumstantial finding. >> there is always some advantage that takes place when people are be disrupted by strategic activity and we can be focused on executing our own strategy. >> third quarter sales grow 9% and the farma giant backs its giant and tell cnbc weight loss drugs will continue to be a focus area for the company. >> obesity is a big topic and why? it goes toward prevention. addressing obesity is addressing the root cause of a number of diseases. >> world's largest beauty companies misses the forecast and facing a slow down in the chinese demand. >>> germany weighs on the outlook for err bit. there are reasons to be optimistic. >> the economic backdrop has been improving the risk to the downside have been lowered as the likelihood of global recession has receded. ♪ >>> hello. good morning to everyone thank you so much for tuning in. i hoe you

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] [music playing] hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline."ew h. we locked eyes there just for a split second. he was stunned. he was frightened. he had no idea what hit him. i knew that we had him. andrea canning: he was untouchable, ruthless, lawless, murderous-- he was willing to kill whoever he needed to kill. andrea canning: --the drug lord el chapo. the most wanted fugitive behind osama bin laden. everybody said, no one will ever catch him. andrea canning: but he and his team did it in the most astonishing way. surprised you? i couldn't believe it. andrea canning: the american agent who helped capture el chapo comes out of the shadows. i didn't know who we'd be able to trust. andrea canning: exclusive details of this white-knuckle manhunt. we jump out of the back of that helicopter-- pure chaos. andrea canning: pictures seen here for the first time-- secret drug dens, hidden escape routes. he's like a harry houdini. every single time you got close, chapo w

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pacific time, 7:00 eastern, i will be anchoring overnight alongside craig melvin. >>> let's turn now to today's money minute. private sector jobs grew more than expected this month. >>> payroll processing firm did adp said companies hired 233,000 workers. adp said the numbers were better than the september numbers of 159,000 despite a strong storm season. the report also found in addition to higher hiring, wages grew more than 4.5% from a year ago. >>> volvo trucks is recalling more than 126,000 trucks due to issues with the electronic control units. a low signal to the power line could cause the unit to process the wrong command or stop working. >>> marvel deadpool and wolverine is heading to the disney plus streaming platform next month, the studio made the announcement today in a social media post. the superhero movie is the second highest-grossing film of the year. earning $1.3 billion at the global box office. >> thank you. >>> coming up, consumer confidence surges to its highest level in three years just ahead of election day, why now and how t it's actually doing. >>> ahead on

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craig melvin reportedrom hard-hit asheville, north carolina. >> reporter: devastation and destructionere every single county has been affected. >> we're dealing with a situation unlike anybody's ever seen. >> reporter: the town of asheville isolated, cut off from power, water and cell service, homes and businesses destroyed, testing the resilience of residents. >> my job, my livelihood and all that, so you know, i don't know. >> reporter: this video showing the flood's sheer power as it rushed in, bringing down trees and power lines, buckled railroad tracks, cars overturned, devastation i saw firsthand driving through the streets. families in need were given a meal and water bottls to help tide them over for the day. >> it's been a busy, chaotic scene trying to get water to residents who have not had water since thursday. >> reporter: fema also sending support and the national guard. president biden will travel to the region tomorrow for an aerial tour, explaining he doesn't want his trip to divert resources. >> i've directed my team to provide every available resource as fast as poss

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] . >>> good morning and welcome to the sunday edition of morning joe weekend. it it was another fast moving newsweek. here are some of the conversations you might have missed. >> the first line of jack smith's 165-page filing the defendant donaldel donald trump he is immuned from prosecution for his criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 presidential election because he claims it entailed official conduct. not so. and he goes onto explain why. >> the special council making case and piercing the supreme court decision and we are looking at jack smith's election interference case. a judge unsealed the filing in response to the supreme court ruling on presidential immunity. smith argues trump was not acting as president of the united states when he sought to overturn his 2020 election law. so though his multiple conspiracies began after election day in 2020, the defendant laid the groundwork for the crimes well before then. smith goes onto write that same day in an implicit

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] >>> good morning and welcome to the saturday edition of "morning joe: weekend." >>> it was a really busy week , so let's get right to the conversations you might have missed. >>> david, you wrote about the debate in your piece. i think it is a great place to start. especially given the vice presidential debate that we all watched. it is entitled, "this is why maga loves j.d. vance." and you wrote in part quote, we've seen all this before. in 2016 and 2020, mike pence was the gentleman debater. he was less polished and less effective than vance, but he had a similar, softening effect on the ticket. in 2016, his earnest faith and apparent kindness might have reassured voters that trump couldn't be that bad, not if he had chosen pence. we know exactly how that turned out. in choosing advanced and discarding pence, trump traded actual decency for a man who could simulate decency, and that's exactly what advanced did on tuesday night. but he couldn't keep it together for th

nbc news correspondent craig melvin has the latest from north carolina. >> reporter: it's been nearlything is gone. >> reporter: crisis, still unfolding. at least ten states struggling mightily as the death toll rises and the search for survivors continues. >> we have seen devastation on a level that we hopefully will never see again. >> reporter: president biden pledging to commit as many resources as needed for recovery efforts, approving major disaster declarations for areas of florida, north and south carolina, and sending more than 4,500 personnel from the federal level to help. here in asheville many residents still remain trapped in their homes. >> i don't have power, power or food. >> reporter: with so many in dire need of help, they're relying on volunteers to come to the rescue. >> we will take a security team in as well as a rescue team and a med team. >> reporter: we rode along with one of them. jay carter, a retired firefighter, who is taking matters into his own hands with his disaster relief volunteer organization halo relief. >> we have to clear roads to get to them an

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] this sunday edition of morning joe weekend. here's some of the conversations you may have missed this weekend. >> a new book by bob woodward maintains that donald trump has maintained a relationship with vladimir putin since leaving office. it cites an unnamed trump aide claiming trump and putin have spoken as many as seven times since trump left the white house in 2021. it alleges as the conversations were happening with trump and putin, trump was also pressuring republicans in congress to block military aid to ukraine to defend itself against russia's invasion. additionally the book reveals that back in 2020 trump secretly sent putin covid tests for his personal use at a time when many americans couldn't get them. woodward the renown journalist who uncovered watergate says trump was worse than richard nixon. it goes on sale on tuesday. a spokesperson says none of the madeup stories are true and the work of a truly demented and deranged -- interesting use of man. who

during the piece i told craig melvin, my colleague, i said that happened to me, that same exact thingry on the "today" show and that began -- there was such a huge reaction to that that i met phil from project healthy minds and wanted to start doing more and getting involved. during covid my kids would order grubhub and get food to the house. i was like it should be with that easy to get mental health services, should be an app on today's phone, why isn't that thing? people if they do recognize they have mental health, then they don't even know where to go. >> i will join you. i definitely have been in work and therapy for emotion regulation, i follow dbt, we will have the authors of this book on this week or next week. i wrote the forward, here you go, this is my gift to you. >> thank you. thank you. >> it's behavioral training. i agree the hope is to get social-emotional training and also being able to identify these problems, these illnesses much younger, in schools, mainstream all of this. an app but also education in schools and treatment. it shouldn't be just something that peop