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put your lips first. >>> i'm marlie hall with breaking news.sis leader abu bakr al baghdadi is believed dead in a u.s. operation in syria. the operation was conducted by u.s. special forces from the air and later on the ground. confirmation of the operation came shortly after the white house announced that president trump would be making a major announcement at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. you can watch those remarks live on msnbc. for now back to our regular programming. >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. it had been five years since trent digiuro's murder. the case was ice cold, but detectives had just been tipped off by a woman who said her ex-boyfriend, shane ragland, had killed trent as payback for having him blackballed from a fraternity. but the woman was insisting she remain anonymous. so to prove their case investigators would need to earn her trust. once again, keith morrison with "the motive." >> reporter: detective evans knew he had to meet this mystery woman, a woman who was claiming she knew what happened to trent dig

>>> i'm marlie hall with breaking news. nbc news has confirmed that a u.s. operation in syria targeted the leader of isis, abu bakr al baghdadi. he is believed to have been killed though testing is still being done to confirm that. president trump will make a major announcement at 9:00 a.m. believed to be about the baghdadi operation. we'll continue to monitor the story and bring you updates. for now, back to our regular programming. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> free meek mills! >> how do you explain why your case has become so important? >> this is the same thing that thousands of minorities are going through. they just don't have anybody to speak on their behalf. >> now ty do. >> yeah, now they do. >> rap star, hashtag, symbol, meek mill inspired a movement. >> he's been wronged by the criminal justice system for a decade now. >> we have been conducting criminal justice with a chainsaw. >> in his first post-prison interview, he tells his powerful story. >> my father was murdered in south philly. you ever s

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put your lips first. >>> i'm marlie hall with breaking news.leader ago al baghdadi is believed dead in a u.s. operation in syria. the operation was conducted by u.s. special forces on the air and later on the ground. confirmation of the operation came shortly after the white house announced that president trump would be making a major announcement at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. you can watch those remarks live on msnbc. for now, back to our regular programming. ♪ >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. 68-year-old shirley carter was shot dead in her kitchen and her husband bill was convinced their youngest son jason was the triggerman. desperate for justice, bill had a civil lawsuit against his own flesh and blood. at trial, jason's cheating would take center stage and a jury would decide if its discovery drove him to kill. once again, here is dennis murphy with "the farm." >> reporter: on a december day in 2017, two and a half years after shirley carter's murder, in this courthouse in knoxville, iowa, father faced off against son. bil

. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 save at trelegy.com >>> i'm marlie hall with breaking news right now. house has announced that president trump will make a major announcement at 9:00 a.m. on sunday, and nbc news has now confirmed the likely topic of those remarks, a u.s. military operation that targeted isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi. we're told a u.s. special ops mission targeted the isis leader near ba isha, syria, overnight. the mission included helicopters, jets and u.s. drones. the u.s. received actionable intelligence from u.s. intelligence sources in recent days and after confirming it, the mission began late yesterday local time at around midnight. the u.s. fired from the air and then landed and gathered intelligence. forensic testing is under way, but they believe it was baghdadi and that he is among the dead. several others were also killed in a convoy. the officials said maybe four or five others were killed, but said it's not clear how many yet. no reports of any u.s. casualties. pentagon correspondent courtney kube joins us now on the phone. courtney -- she is live. >> i

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. >>> i'm marlie hall with the hours top stories. the president announced the u.s.y killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi in an overnight raid in northwestern syria. and congresswoman katie hill resigned amid allegations of an affair with a male congressional staffer. hill denied the allegations but admitted to having an inappropriate relationship with a woman on her campaign staff. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. army sergeant vince goslyn had been shot nine times on a desolate kentucky road. at first his wife jessie told police the couple had stopped to help a stranded motorist who attacked vince. later she told investigators that her husband was deep in debt to drug dealers. now she was about to reveal a chilling new detail about that deadly night. once again here's andrea canning with "evil was waiting." >> one day after the murder of sergeant vince goslyn the investigation was unfolding fast. in the field detectives were gathering evidence and talking to witnesses. and alt fort campbell the interview rooms were fil

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. >>> i'm marlie hall with the hours top stories.ancy pelosi is calling for briefing on the operation that killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi after congressional leaders weren't notified ahead of time, standard procedure in these types of acs. president trump said he feared leaks. >>> and a state of emergency has been declared over wildfires raging in northern california. now back to "dateline". >>> big mike williams did not throw a backyard halloween bash in 2015. it didn't seem right. one year after whatever happened to chelsea. >> i wasn't going to do it. i felt like i was just going to be done with it and then i had some people contact me. >> no, you've got to have one, mike. >> yeah, you've got to do something. you know what, i'll do it. >> mike took his party to a club in detroit. the investigation, however, was stalled. and so it was out of desperation really that in june 2016 they gave the media photos of this guy captured from a video shot of the party. what was that all the about? >> so we had received a tip very early

marlis several years ago now. intellectual history of the conservative movement of 1945.hat is the bible. that is the premier that we refer to only want to know what happened 40 and 50 and 60 and up until the 70s. george nash is the marvelous careful and painstaking brilliant historian and account him as the historian. of theso historian conservative movement. i have written some books and biographies and histories so of coming upt maybe a fifth or six and maybe making my way up in this race. it is our out to be historian. i really started out all those years ago, just right, to be about novelist. that didn't work out so well. i wrote three novels which are not published thankfully it they would've been in the baseman that i got into political writing which is where i was for 20 to 25 years. and when and i am burned out. i have had it and worried about campaigns not all that. i go to the academy in a teaching right and so i went back to school and get a phd, began teaching and that's where i've been the last 20 or 30 years. i guess i have also picked up a little bit from

. ♪ >>> i'm marlie hall with the hour's top stories.al baghdadi after congressional leaders weren't notified ahead of time, standard procedure in these types of actions. president trump said he feared leaks. >>> a state of emergency has been declared over wildfires raging in northern california. now back to "bowling for columbine." >>> for over a decade there has been one show on television that has consistently brought black and white people together in an effort to reduce our fears and celebrate our diversity. that show is "cops." i went to see a former producer of "cops" and executive producer of "world's wildest police videos," mr. dick hurlan. >> look "liberal" up in the dictiona dictionary, i think my picture's in there somewhere. >> so then why not be compelled to do a show that focuses on what's causing the crime as opposed to just chasing the criminals down? >> because i think it's harder to do that show, i don't know what that show would be. >> anger does well, hate does well, violence does well. tolerance and understanding an