dennis murphy: are you hearing your assailant scream? no. dennis murphy: cry out in pain?scream. dennis murphy (voiceover): what she could hear when she stopped shooting was the sound of someone breathing, and then sudden footsteps running out the door. had one of the home invaders fled? tracey edged down the bed. she couldn't see much. the bedroom was hazy with gunsmoke. but she heard her kids calling for her, she said, and she ran to bert's room. i opened the door. and bert almost took my head off with the bat. (crying) and i don't remember having a conversation with them at the time. i remember just being so happy that they were fine. both of us are on pure adrenaline, just, like, trying to just grasp of what just happened, you know? and you know, are you ok? yeah, yeah, we're fine. dennis murphy (voiceover): tracey says she shepherded bert and her younger children into the hallway, thinking they were finally safe. but according to both tracey and bert, their nightmare was far from over. the intruder lying shot on tracey's floor was still alive. bert could see it was du

dennis murphy: dr.lis noted injuries lovely hadn't seen, including a bruise on pravin's arm that went all the way to the bone, possibly a defensive injury. theoretically, if you're stumbling around the woods in the dark and you trip and you hit a rock, could that cause that kind of injury? that's really not enough. so the more you became familiar with the body you're looking at, did you think, this boy suffered a terrible beating, or i don't know what caused this? if the body was found the way it looked on a city street, you would think that somebody hurt him. dennis murphy: but who? lovely was determined to find out. and she'll have help. lovely forms a powerful bond with the radio host obsessed with her son's case. can they solve this mystery together? coming up-- monica zukas: she was completely shattered. she just said, this isn't my kid. something's wrong. i'm like, boy, there is another mother that's asking the same questions that i have. andrea canning: --two mothers united in a common cause-- mo

dennis murphy: but what?t out, they decided they couldn't let pedro go home. so they charged him with "depriving a victim of medical care." for bloodying christian's nose and then leaving him on the side of the road. robert lopez: i had-- a suspicion that, you know, the meeting took a wrong turn and that they-- they got into an argument. what could have happened? what exactly is pedro capable of? dennis murphy: meanwhile, the search for christian was only getting bigger, and for his family and friends, more desperate. dennis murphy: what's goin' through your head? is it like, "it's me, alex. i'm out here in the woods. i'm tryin' to find you. where are you?" alex aguilar: yeah, i think when we were searching, it was just more just to do something, 'cause you feel so useless and so helpless so you're just there looking-- dennis murphy: and, what, posters are going up? alex aguilar: we're hanging posters, we're handing out fliers during the football game, 'cause this was football season. dennis murphy: gainesvil

dennis: intriguing, perhaps. friends' mismatched stories did nothing to advance the cops' case. dispatcher: 357-- dennis: with rachael still missing, there was no evidence an actual crime had even occurred. all they had were their suspicions about david stone and charles capone. so now you've got two different versions of friday night. different versions, they were supposedly together, but they're telling two different stories. dennis: tangled somewhere in the differing accounts, the cops thought, there must be a buried clue about what had happened to rachael. meantime, her heartbroken daughters did what they could to fill the awful hours, organizing searches, building a web page, and pressuring the police. their mom meant so much to them. and they did not want this to just become another cold case. dennis: the investigation was heading that way until the detectives revisited an early lead, a nefarious scheme if true. hard to believe that something as evil as that could happen in the palouse. this is a very tanta

dennis murphy: tell me about him.ht when he came in to the academy, he sat next to me and started teasing me. and the rest of the class time, we just harassed each other and laughed and giggled all day. dennis murphy (voiceover): jaclyn moore met derek at the police academy. she and derek hit it off immediately. jaclyn moore: a detectives spot came open, and we both applied, and he got it. did you think, rats? jaclyn moore: i did. he got it, and i didn't. yes. dennis murphy (voiceover): now, derek had caught his first case, which was also the first homicide the small town of draper had seen in years. reporter: someone called police just after 10:00 this morning to report they had come across a gruesome scene. dennis murphy (voiceover): by the time veronica and james saw the reports, annie had been missing for nearly 20 hours. dennis murphy: in the information, that it's an asian woman in her 20s, i think was the initial report, that would seem to rule out annie, certainly. initially, we're thinking, no, that's not pos

dennis murphy: a ghost, indeed.on's home, they found this, disturbing videos he apparently shot as he snuck around the neighborhood. turns out jason scott was as scary a peeping tom as investigators had ever seen. video of someone walking through the woods, videotaping people through their homes in various states of dress and undress, getting ready for work or getting ready to go to bed. this is deeply creepy stuff. absolutely. dennis murphy: the person who knew him best was marcus hunter, the accomplice first arrested with jason scott. but marcus wasn't talking. investigators wondered, was he afraid of jason? another former co-conspirator was telling investigators jason was no one to cross. agent: these guys would say, if i ever got into a fight with jason, jason, you know, wouldn't fight me back. but two weeks later, he-- he'd be the type of guy to come back and burn my house down. dennis murphy: three weeks after his king-for-a-day deal, jason scott was still walking the streets. and investigators knew enough abo

dennis murphy (voiceover): and dustin?s new theory, he was no attacker, but collateral damage. one boy dead because of the fight over another. he had no life value to her. and she used him. and killed him. and killed him. dennis murphy (voiceover): but how could the prosecutor prove his new theory? it came down to this. investigators had always kept the journal top secret. but if tracey had created it, she obviously knew about it. so if investigators could prove she knew about it, they could prove that she'd created it. got it? that's why the prosecutor lost it one night when he was talking to tracey's old friend mary higgins. he told her the investigation had been reopened. he said something like, there's more to this than what people know. and i said-- i don't know why i said it. i don't. i said, do you mean that stupid notebook? and ben just-- he just turned white. i kept saying to him, what? what? and he said, how do you know about a notebook? dennis murphy: should mary higgins have known anything about the existence o

dennis murphy: rest for wendy.enjoyed playing dress-up and who fatally married a stranger till death he did part. craig melvin: that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. sunday, rag ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday, raging inferno. wind-driven wildfires in the los angeles area burn out of control forcing hundreds of thousands to flee and leaving behind apocalyptic scenes. >> this is one of the most

dennis murphy: but dr. sievers, sometimes spending four hours at a time with julie, ultimately diagnosed a spectrum of food allergies. her beloved shellfish was out. but this doctor was in, in her life, in her affections. we all know a lot of doctors in the course of our life. you've known a lot of doctors you've worked with. what was different about dr. teresa sievers? it's very hard to find someone that truly you feel cares about you as a human. you know, there's something about her caring about my family, about my career, about my life. so you don't find that very often. it means pain relief without surgery, pills, or injections. dennis murphy: so how is it that the dreams of this adored physician and aspiring tv doctor never came to be? well, settle back, because there's a story there in, an exceedingly grim one. go back to june 29, 2015-- another muggy monday dawning in the southwest coastal town of bonita springs, florida. teresa had been away for the weekend for a family celebration up in new york wi

dennis murphy: what had he deleted? a lot of text messages. dennis murphy: to whom?rwood. sirius underwood was by far the one he was in contact the most. what's your thinking? when we first talked to josh, he never mentioned sirius underwood. why would they be lying to us about that? dennis murphy (voiceover): why, indeed? the story told by the phones, the concealed relationship, fed a growing theory of the crime, that they were looking at a long distance killing between ohio and alaska. if that was their case, then technology was going to be as valuable to them as dna or bloody fingerprints. the first big question-- did the killer, assuming he was a man, have a phone on him when he did the shooting? and what tower near the murder scene had the phone pinged off? we had tons of-- and i'm not exaggerating-- thousands upon thousands upon thousands of phone calls that hit all these various towers. dennis murphy (voiceover): in that electronic haystack, a sharp-eyed cop noticed a call around the time they believed brandy was killed. it was made from a number with a 310 ar

dennis kucinich. _ forth there, no doubt. dennis kucinich, thank— forth there, no doubt.re on bbc 7 e e here on bbc news. i e —, us here on bbc news. always a pleasure. _ us here on bbc news. always a pleasure, thank _ us here on bbc news. always a pleasure, thank you. _ earlier in the day, president trump signed the laken riley act into law. the law mandates the detention and deportation of undocumented the measure passed a republican—controlled senate the law is named for laken riley — a—22 year—old killed by an venezuelan national who was in the us where he blamed past immigration policy for her death. doubt. for her death. mm , , forth there, no doubt. dennis kucinich. _ forth there, no doubt. dennis kucinich, thank— forth there, no doubt. dennis kucinich, thank you _ forth there, no doubt. dennis kucinich, thank you for - forth there, no doubt. dennis| kucinich, thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. kucinich, thank you for “oining us here on bbc news._ kucinich, thank you for “oining us here on bbc news. always a pleasure. _ us here on bbc news. always a pleasure

dennis luken: he was a very creative-- matt murphy: super manipulative-- dennis luken: --charismatic-- matt murphy: --handsome-- dennis luken: --charming, intelligent. he was a nightmare to everybody. keith morrison (voiceover): but not to her. to debra newell of orange county, california, the man who presented himself on the dating website, dr. john meehan, anesthesiologist, looked very promising. he was the total package-- a doctor, very intelligent, family man, loved his kids. keith morrison (voiceover): not that attracting men had ever been difficult for debra or any of the women in the family, according to her daughter terra. men kind of flock to them. really? what is it about the women of your family? well, they have really great hearts, and they're pretty decent-looking. keith morrison (voiceover): good women, happy, successful, attractive. i love those bar stools. keith morrison (voiceover): debra owned a thriving interior design firm and a moving company and a silk flowers business. had dozens of employees, certainly no money worries, but she was in her 50s, marriage is behin

the answer, dennis love is the answer.llo everybody. listen people, we need to straighten this whole things out but over we can find a better car. but don't despair. god has a plan for us. yes, he does. we got to be strong and bear the burden. another happy day for and so i said love him for false prophets. they're trying to lead the world. you know what i'm talking about ? the god is better than yours. so they say but listen people listen the that can't pass you by. oh no we got to be strong and pray every day cause oh that's awesome. come on. we got up and i got like that i just got my word i got no, no no no no no no no listen people listen. we need to straighten this world up. these are all over and let me confirm a bit of car, but don't despair. god has. we got to be strong and the good that we may not be covered in na na na na na na na at the eyes of god and say hey i'm talking about love i got this all we need targeted god look i'm talking about love god if he doesn't ha talking about love much better let's start ag

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dennis, thanks so much for coming back on happy new year. you're on the season premiere of going undergrad. you are the washington press club just a few weeks ago before christmas. right? speaking about the risk of nuclear war. how important is it for trump to immediately was in biden's permission to fire us missiles that russia let alone the other elements of the bite and the policy that have made us a little closer to death. right. yeah. i, you know, 1st of all, it's great to be with you and your, your audience is very important for being able to analyze what's going on in the world. and i think by reference has an impact. so i'm glad to be with you, right? let's start with this it's very clear that we need a new security world security architecture just very clear and that that would reflect the interest of, of each party. not just una paula approach. and the big thing in the us, as we have to shift from the cold war perspective, which has locked us into the apprehension of a nuclear conflict, which sometimes can become a self fulfilling

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dennis, dennis, go ahead. >> i was just going to say, look, in addition to everything you were saying, which is that exactly right. the palestinian authority has to reform if they're going to be able to gradually go back into gaza and replace what would be an interim administration. one of the key things that's also going to be provided in this humanitarian assistance are caravans. so that you can you can begin to house people who have lost housing. i think something we're talking about, a significant number of caravans going in quickly in addition to more tents. so that will deal with the inability just to have living space right now in gaza. i think the critical element of rebuilding gaza depends upon having a mechanism on the ground that guarantees two things. one, there can't be smuggling, so hamas can't rebuild itself, and two, that there is the kind of monitoring mechanism for all of the all of the materials that are coming in, those materials that are coming in can't be diverted. so there has to be a kind of monitoring mechanism for that as well. >> yeah, that's been one of the

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dennis, what is your market outlook for this year?e saw an incredible runup in the gold contract in 2024. do you think we're going to see those types of gains again? >> i don't think we're going to see the same types of gains but i think gold wants to continue to move from the lower left to the upper right. it's been a bull market for several years. i said many times on the show there's times when you need to be bullish of gold, times to be bearish of gold and times to be flew trail of gold. this is a time to be bullish of gold. it's been that way for quite some while. i see no reason to think that's going to end any time soon. gold technically had an outside reversal to the upside yesterday after a technical correction that took about a month to develop. that i think is very important. the trend is up. err upon the side of being bullish of gold. will we have the same the 29% return we had in 2024? i doubt that. the trend is still to the higher prices, no question about that. cheryl: okay. all right. let's talk about technology, jay.

i was very fortunate that dennis presented me with the number ten shirt.for the football club was a huge thing. every time i met him he gave me good advice about scoring goals mack and i'm very sad last night and i would like to pass on my condolences to his family. i'm sure everyone is grieving and it is a sad moment because he was a legend of man united. he was a realfamily man and he he has left us us. what sort of player was he to look at and learn from? when ou look at and learn from? when you watch _ look at and learn from? when you watch the _ look at and learn from? when you watch the goals _ look at and learn from? when you watch the goals he - look at and learn from? when l you watch the goals he scored, the main ones that i took where the main ones that i took where the goals which got your tally up the goals which got your tally up and as a forward the ones to know when your football game. those are the main things. the dennis, obviously, to be such a legend at manchester united, even though it is well known he scored the goal for manchester ci

dennis, thanks so much for coming back on. i suppose i've got to stop before we get to the why the country and the global implications. companies are ations. we are lost in the ohio in the house. a jerry man. did you? you talk to in your book, the vision of lights and the power, how corporate conspiracies tried to destroy you. why did you know when the seats, you know, how well you know, re, engine independent and ran into a tremendous political head with, in terms of the polarization of going on in american politics. and i challenge both part has been particularly the democratic party that i came from. i challenged them on the endless wars and on board are non rising deficit and then government buying in american people. and well i, when what is know it was that i receive more about 50, more than $50000.00, which is more than any other independent candidate. that's where you were raised for congress in america. so, you know, there is a little bit of blue light there and find about the outcome for me. i still point with the wa

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dennis! dennis! dennis, over this way.come giants within mainstream popular culture. you had shaq doing rap albums. you had him doing movies. - i am kazaam! you're talking about michael jordan selling gatorade, scottie pippen stopping traffic. so this is the world that kobe is entering at that time. there were no automatic shoe deals coming out for high school students at the time. kobe was different. even though kobe hasn't been drafted yet, the bryants signed a multi-million dollar shoe deal with adidas. joe himself gets a $150,000 annual salary as part of kobe's deal with adidas. not bad for someone to be paid to be the father of a budding nba superstar. (singing) hip hop on and on till the break (speaking) he's going to wear number 8. and kobe, this is for you. thank you very much. i was in the airport on my way up here. and people would come up to me and say, hey, do you play basketball? and i said, yeah, i play basketball. and they say, well, what team do you play for? i'm used to saying lower merion high school. so

dennis is what isn't just the result of his own impression. he follows in his father's footsteps a legacy he's proud to continue, but it was my part to come in a choice. my diving practice began with military service. i joined the navy for military service there. i got acquainted with a diving profession, and i liked it. my father was a diver in the navy, and so i chose this profession. i couldn't help but ask him about his family and how they feel about his long absence on the risks he faces. his reaction made it care. i had unintentionally touched on something, d, pass. no, beautiful, beautiful in the visual uh detail. of course the children are worried when i was interviewed my daughter watched and she said the dad, you are my hero. and my wife knew who she was marrying and understood my profession . tramos, now wait. and it's boring without them. there are such moments. yes. sent a mental ones. i try of course to communicate with my family every day if there's a connection. denise, also, she has a strong trusting bond with his colleagues,

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dennis unkovic of meyer, unkovic and scott, thank you very much.ou again soon, sir. >> thank you. >> dominic. >> let's get the perspective from china now on the ground. eunice. eunice live in beijing with the reaction eunice to deep sea. and our reaction here about it. >> hey, kelly. well, the talk here is that deep sea may be having some capacity issues. users tonight have been complaining that the service has been stalling. and this is after the company had issued a statement earlier saying that it's being subjected to large scale malicious cyber attacks. now, the company has said that it's temporarily halting some of its sign ups, that some of its registrations would be slow otherwise, though, as you guys were kind of suggesting, the country here, and especially in state media, has been really hailing this company as a national triumph. state media has been describing deep sea as china's dark horse in ai. they've been pointing out that the company has staff that has almost no experience overseas. so all home grown talent and company. xinhua, the

one of my detectives, patti varon, went over to denny, whispered in his ear, and denny came over to me and said, a twin engine plane has crashed into one of the twin towers. there's a pretty bad fire. they don't know how bad it is yet. and i said, well, denny, we've got to head right down there. and he said, yeah, of course. >> there's a fire in the building right now. huge smoke pouring out of it. >> i was on east river drive and i could actually see it. and it looked to me like it was a lot of smoke for a small plane. >> there was additional debris sort of raining down. >> i rushed down there and we began to get the reports. >> it started to sound worse and worse. >> i can't imagine what the inside of that building looked like. >> got there very quickly. went through the windows. had already blown out when i got in there. the chief said to me, boss, it wasn't a small plane. it was a commercial airliner. and we can't put the fire out. we're going to just try to get as many people out of here as we could. and that was within the first five minutes. >> i don't have a lot more detail on

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. >> you know, dennis coaches, figure skating coaches especially. they give so much not just to their own families, but to the entire community and everyone they coach. talk to us about vadim. and you know, what they did with the probably generations now of skaters that they worked with. >> yes. uh. >> we we know almost. >> all of their. skaters that they taught. they taught. many different levels of skaters. they were the kind of people that they would give their time to. everyone that would ask for help in skating. some techniques. and, uh, we know that they raised, uh, champions in the united states and, uh, other international skaters. they have been traveling to, uh, world championships and nationals for many, many years. and uh, recently we saw them in wichita just a few days ago. and is, uh, it was an again, back to normal conversations, very friendly. we gave them a hug and asked them how they're doing, and, uh, we're hoping that the competition goes well. uh, wish best of luck to maksim, their son. we know their son. we worked on the ice wi

>> david rothkopf well, i think dennis has summarized it well. of course, he talks about a trump effect. i think we should also talk about the netanyahu effect. netanyahu has had many, many months in which he could have accepted this deal right prior to september, late summer. >> he couldn't for political reasons. he was afraid that the right would leave his coalition. >> that changed when a small party joined the coalition. and so he had a little bit more wiggle room. but even then, he has waited to see the outcome of the election. i think part of this has to do with his desire to help trump and to have trump help him. but, you know, as we get into the nitty gritty of the deal, i think the important thing to remember is 2 million people in gaza, 40 to 70,000 people dead. many, many people in desperate suffering. and the fact that even in this first phase of the deal, in which 600 truckloads of humanitarian aid are supposed to make it through to those people, it's unclear that they will. it's unclear that the cease fire will hold. and phase two o

captain dennis taylor, thank you for being with us tonight. you're a good reminder that when we are passengers on airplanes and we get frustrated because someone has to check something, or the captain comes on and says, we've got to delay because there's some warning light on and the engineers are coming in. we just have to remember that's that's what we do. that's what you all do to keep our our flights safe. and everybody just give everybody a little bit of pace and a little bit of grace, a little bit of patience and a little bit of grace. thank you for your time tonight, sir. >> thank you. ali. it was a pleasure. >> dennis taylor is a captain with american airlines now. he, in fact, just flew in today on an american airlines plane. joining us now is joseph olmo. he's an nbc news four reporter. he's near ronald reagan national airport. joseph, we're getting a lot of our information from you and your team. tell me what what? you know that we don't know right now. >> yeah. that's the million dollar question. two words. extremely rough. that is

. >> and dennis, i know you knew vadim. >> and evgenia for. i think you and alexander have been friends since you were teenagers. >> i don't want them to be. >> just a name. >> i want people to understand what. >> is lost. so what can you tell us about the people you know. >> or knew? >> first of all. i wanted to tell everyone how good of a people they were. they were not only friends, they were. we started. >> as we were teens, doing. >> development camps together. >> and that's how we grew. our friendship is. >> grew together. >> through the sport of. >> figure skating. we have participated. >> in. >> numerous and. many international and national events as skaters, as coaches, and we have. >> we have. >> seen each other on a regular basis throughout the events. and as athletes, they were incredible. >> athletes, very. >> inspiring athletes. they are accomplished and absolutely amazing coaches. we were lucky that we have shared with them ice rink. here in connecticut ice times, and we have helped them with some of their students, and they hel

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