here is keith morrison with "poison". >> it was september 11th, 2001.about everybody knows were they were that awful day. like the glamorous trio that was traveling north through california's yosemite national park. even as the rest of the world's attention was focused on new york city, they were intent on their ruin urgent needs. their desires. their fears. there are deadly love triangle. so, they probably didn't appreciate the passing wonders. the astonishing cliffs. the waterfalls. the giant sequoias. any more than the one in the backseat. through fading eyes. so anything at all. here is one of them. his name was larry mcnabney. and he was a tall, handsome man. a well-known and respected attorney from nevada. a personal injury specialist. made buckets of money. loved the big life. loved being in control. >> there was never a hair out of place. there was in dust on his desk. his plan was always in the same spot. >> larry's daughter, tavia, was crazy about him. in all of his type a personality. his joy of life. his courtroom presence. >> not an ounce o

here is keith morrison with "the confession" what. >> they kept him here, deep inside the multiple walls and the arm doors, and the roles, and rolls of razor wire. the confessed stab are, the convicted killer that sweet young woman all those years ago. he's lucky to be alive, probably. given the nature of the crime and the appeal from that girl's mother, for the death sentence. which made with that mother told us later on very puzzling, indeed. >> let him go. it's the only thing his mother has. it's only her only child. will let him go. >> her name is carol dodge and the amazing story she would tell us began on the worst of her life. it was a thursday june 13th, 1996 midmorning. she placed a call to a beauty salon to talk to her daughter, angie. >> why dialed angie's at work. and a lady answered. i said this is carol dodge and she said, she's been found dead. >> on the phone? >> and i remember thinking, god no, please no. this can't be real. >> happen to turn out the night before, in a tiny second floor walk up where an 18 year old hug just started to build her life. stabbed to death. he

but with the truth will th truth be discovered too late here's keith morrison with "th women & dirty. >> in the beginning was desire natural, human desire, for connection, for love and so, she aimed her arrow at that online ocean of intimat strangers. and found? him. >> newport 9-1-1, do you nee police or paramedics >> hi, i need an ambulance right away and the police >> it was summertime when th awful climax came. a late afternoon a marmalade sun beating down o the parking lot of the renta apartment complex in newport beach, california. that's when they heard it. >> and she says this woman i just screaming >> all right >> the whole complex must of herd it terrified, howling, desperate. >> is she okay >> there was a man down there. they could see him he had a knife he was stepping at the screaming woman. and nobody was helping her >> it's really bad - >> all right, i understand we have officers on the way. >> too late. too late >> oh, the ambulance is here they're doing cpr on somebody. >> the bloody ending but the story, the whole terrible tale, is much deepe than that one thing. dr

here is keith morrison with "while they were sleeping". >> it was cold, the night the full moon rose.ary cold. in the desert valley that spilled down from reno, nevada. and in that moonlight, all silver, sale, the wind in the dead of night. wear it with the great sense of winter grass. up the driveway, round the corner of the house. whistled past the unlocked door. something evil afoot. something here, inside. when the moon appeared through the window and into the master bedroom. a little after three in the morning. >> it's really, really bad. >> what's really bad? >> my husband. >> strange, the things that happened to people under a full moon. good people? not so good people. under that moon, that night, it was hard to tell, which was which. who was who. >> this is a case built on lies and deception and a cat and mouse. who knew what it was? >> but the story, when it began back in 2005, was about love. or what certainly felt like it. in fact, fair to say it was two kinds of love. there was what happened to ben when he met melissa. >> as soon as he met melissa, he was something i've n

here is keith morrison wit black friday >> a hot august night in texas 2014 the lone figure knew whereknow where the story kept th cash grabbed $18,000. and was gone but it was only money. and no one got hurt. not that time, anyway. the story begins here in for worth, texas which turned out to be the perfect growing up plays for a rough and tumble free spirit named ashlea harris. >> i was around ten when she was born so, perfect age to pretend tha she was my baby. >> melissa hill is ashley' eldest sister. >> she marched to the beat of different drum she would wear things that did not match. her hair was just, it didn't seem combed. >> she was never the littl princess type? >> now now. >> there were three girls in the family ashley was the baby. their mom, monica, remembers how ashlea love sports, an music, an art. and bingo! >> it was our mom and daughter bonding time she would get really excited >> by the time she got a hig school, ashlea had lots of friends. even a boyfriend and she was devoted to her two dads her father, tommy, and her stepfather, chuck. both, required police office

here is keith morrison, with "a broken circle." >> the sky is endless here, at the end of the californi desert it's her heaven, so far from the tree tangled sky, where sh grew up. the woods of missouri. and the yellow farmhouse, wher the story begins her father's farmhouse, hi school do you love your dad >> i do love my dad. >> are you afraid of him >> i am scared of my dad >> what a strange, strange thing. to love the person you'r afraid of, the father you are afraid of >> at one point in time, i wasn't afraid of him -- >> but she was in which she is now either, which is wh she's come back all these year later, to the woods in the old farmhouse, at her dad's school but, we begin, years ago, an far away, in a place calle faris, texas teresa tucker, a single mom of three was, no other word for it, desperate. it was about her middl daughter, ashley, spiraling ou of control what were you worried about? >> drugs and rebellion very mouth-y, and so, i didn't know where to turn >> how old was she at the time >> 16. >> on that december weekend of 2014, ashley was getting kicke out of the ad ano

here is keith morrison wit "secrets on the emerald coast" >> what a nest of puzzles.xample, was the father? churches tend to be beehives o gossip so the detectives asked around >> she had a boyfriend, wa involved in an abusive relationship she was beat up. >> this is a member of the calgary emerald coast church >> she did want to go back t the guy. and didn't want to keep th child. >> in other words, she was gonna have an abortion but pastor flanders and hi wife had strong views abou abortion, and when the discovered her situation, they offered to help solve he dilemma. >> they were going to adopt th baby >> the flanders had an older daughter, who always wanted an older child, but one miscarriage after the other -- and, so as this church elder tell the detectives, the pasto and his wife came to a arrangement with marie >> she would stay three months to nurse the baby and then the plan all along is that she would leave. that was my understanding from before the baby was born >> with the baby >> no, the baby was a gift for the flanders >> a gift? maybe. it was just like

here again is keith morrison with "secrets in the snow". >> it's horrible.ain having a microscope go into your world. it's surreal. >> there are few secrets in a person's life that can escape the attention of a determined homicide effective. >> everything comes out. absolutely everything. >> and dale and stephanie it turned out had their share of secrets. but the weird thing, one chilly morning, six weeks before stephanie was murdered. as stephanie told her friend, jennifer. >> she heard spanking. she told me she counted at least eight spanx before she got up the stairs and down the hall to the kitchen. >> my boy was acting out far beyond the norm. i said, come on. >> that was a wednesday morning. stephanie was furious about the spanking and stormed off to work and that very day was laid off from her county job. and then, still upset with dale, stephanie went to see a judge and filed a restraining order against him. saw advice from her friend bill. >> honestly, i was a little bit surprised. i had never detected any major problems in the relationship. >> but,

here's keith morrison with "secrets in the mist". >> january, 2013. point vicente, a california. the wet, gray, morning cold. at noon, a police boat sets off in the fog. a hail mary pass apparently. a slim chance to find the truth at last. but hawaii out there? why after all those lost 30 years? maybe some cases are destined to stay cold. easier that way. for came along, with their wild ideas about murder and facebook of all things. and now this. they're doomed errand into the fog. her name was me carol jeanne meyer, though she was carol lubahn, when all this happened back in march, 1981. the night of this slamming doors, the harsh words. a car roaring away. it's an old story anyway. pretty girl gets pregnant at 15. mary's the guy pretty soon she's at 20 something with two kids and a hankering to live. really live, for a change. and this particular pretty girl? >> she was fun. she was outgoing. she had a lot of friends. >> she had these two sisters,. terri, was the younger one, gail the older. >> we were very close and made each other laugh all the time. >> but carol lubahn was i

keith morrison: how often do you think about jessica? missy nelson: every day. harry nelson: every day. that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. [theme music] ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm julianna tatelbaum these are your headlines this morning. inflation fears take hold as european equities slump and bond yields hit highs lagarde says there could be enough hike this month >> i expect the 50 basis point hike for march and it looks like also for the upcoming meetings in may and after may >>> activist investors seek to spin off hsbc asian business demanding a vote at the meeting in may. >>> beijing holds up arms attempts to offload china and sending shares sharply lower. >>> and elon musk master plan fails to create a spark. tesla stock slides as he doesn't provide details as production costs are slashed in half. >>> good morning warm welcome to today's program. we are looking at muted trade in europe this morning. stoxx 600 off to a slow start. down .80 points right now. this is following a tough

we all need a little more dreaming like that, a little more-- keith morrison: little more nancy in us. billy clayton: little more nancy in us, yeah. [music playing] >>> welcome to the third and final hour of "squawk box" in europe. welcome to the viewers stateside. markets picking up on the red ink and re-pricing risk with the treasury market and expectations that the fed could be on hold in may and could be cutting the rest of the year. that changing the scenario for those high growth areas of the market. namely technology with the nasdaq up in front. contrast to the story is lingering concerns with the banking system and credit suisse. the market on this side of the world with caution going into the friday session. a heap of central bank meetings. investors closely eyeing if there will be a different view on this side of the world where the fed could still see further rate hikes over the course of 2023. let me take you to the benchmark. .40% south. the broad based picture here with every sector in the red. at the top is food and drinks and at the bottom is banks. that sector trading

here is keith morrison, with robert durst, the last years. >> there is a letter, written more than 60go, a prophecy? perhaps. a warning? certainly. a doctor, writing about a very troubled ten year old boy suffering from hostility issues. sufficient to produce a personality decomposition, and possibly even schizophrenia. a troubled little boy? his name is well known robert durst. ♪ ♪ ♪ by now you have heard the bizarre saga, the multi million -- the disappeared wife, the dead friend, the dismembered neighbor. he has been the subject of several dateline episodes, and the star, though not in the way that he intended, of hp is the jinx. but does anyone know the truth about robert durst? the story behind the story, the tale that we followed, the revelations that we encountered, the personal account that he wrote and we were given which has led us to a very weird place, the last years of the infamous. robert durst. the tale is like quicksand, it's sucks you in. >> bob is endlessly fascinating, and always surprises me. >> he was certainly elusive. material, sometimes desperate. always in mot

. >> norah: keith arborist matthew morrison's full-time job is keeping the majestic trees alive.rees? >> well, and one time, there was maybe 15, and now we are down to three. >> norah: you have three arborists taking care of more than 3,000 trees? >> yes, well, 3,000 cherry trees. we have 20,000 trees in the park. >> norah: with more than 1.5 million people coming to see the blossoms, these caretakers have had to work harder in the face of climate change. what are some of the issues that you and your team have faced in recent years? >> the extreme hot in the summer, the extreme cold, the extremely short winter, they are hard for us to combat. >> norah: still, the trees are thriving, and there's nothing like seeing them in person. what's your favorite part of the cherry blossoms? >> they are pink. >> norah: they are pink? [laughs] i like the pink, too. well, that is tonight's "cbs evening news" beer i'm norah o'donnell. hope you enjoy to those cherry blossoms. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s.

the man with the golden pipes keith morrison is back with an all new podcast called "the girl in theast takes us to the high desert outside los angeles to a murdered daughter, a talkative suspect, and a story that shift shapes like a mirage in the mojave. >> his voice is so good. is he on waze? he should be on waze >> or calm. >> the first two episodes -- >> or calm. >> tuesday, march 14th subscribe "dateline" premium on apple podcast for early access you can scan that qr code on your screen and that will take you right where you need to go. >>> exciting news from former first lady michelle obama. her podcast "the light," today with hoda. as her very first -- how cool is that >> what? >> it was recorded back in november on the philadelphia stop on the book tour. later this month, you will have the extended version on your podcast "making space" march 21st >> a great conversation with her. >> hello >>>d you. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. this morning, uber wants to make it easier to find your airport ride share at sfo. the company is rolling out a new app feature including direct

here is keith morrison with "the summer of manson". >> all that remains are ruins. the ramshackle barker ranch is long gone. only the fitful baking death valley left out. tooth are story the fated bits, the rusted junk. the artifacts from another time, when this was ground zero for one of the most infamous crimes in history. the hideout of a living personification of evil. >> you've got it stuck in your brain that i. >> charles manson. >> one hot, dry weekend in los angeles. august, 1969. a pregnant movie star, slaughtered. along with four others in her home. across town, a couple, butchered in there's. >> these were brutal crime scenes. things that the police had never seen before. >> murders so bloody, so ugly, they rewrote history. became a kind of bookmark as an era of optimism ended. and a darker time began. >> the sixties came to a close, 1969, and that was the curtain. that was the final curtain. >> who could make sense of it? >> sane? that's relevant. >> who? even though. >> how do our kids and up doing this kind of incredible violent crime? how did that hap