that a little jolt melvin roberts is the victim >> yes, because melvin is no the type of person to be a victim of anything >> melvin was the longes practicing lawyer in south carolina, he had defended both the rich and poor for 55 years >> he sounds like a small town celebrity, rather he liked i or not >> the thing about melvin is that he was friendly t everyone >> the street where he lived was named after him, roberts avenue >> a true renaissance ma devoted to his family. >> he was everything to me he was my best friend, he wa my mentor. >> melvin had two sons >> david and ronny >> he was instrumental i making me into who i am. >> the three men shared an unusually strong bond. >> dad, david and myself, it was our normal routine to have lunch every day. >> you all sound thick a thieves, the three of you? >> absolutely. the last thing i did every day was i gave dad a big hug and told him i love him, and h told me the same thing every single day >> he loved to take me out t the farm >> melvin's only grandchild, recalled how her granddad ha our way of keeping the famil close. >> we would

jack maroney and singer mary melvin. representing the united states navy chaplain chad astbury, accompanied by world war two veteran mrs. rose dern. representing the united states air force, is world war veteran mr. lou griffith. representing the united states space force is world war two veteran. mr. huey lamb. representing the united coast guard is world war two veteran. mr. bennett. representing the united states merchant marine is deputy maritime administrator lucinda leslie. please rise for the playing of taps. and his wife betsy, and her father. [applause]

jack maroney and singer mary melvin. representing the united states navy chaplain chad astbury, accompanied by world war two veteran mrs. rose dern. representing the united states air force, is world war veteran mr. lou griffith. representing the united states space force is world war two veteran. mr. huey lamb. representing the united coast guard is world war two veteran. mr. bennett. representing the united states merchant marine is deputy maritime administrator lucinda leslie. please rise for the playing of taps. good evening. thank you all for joining us. i am with smithsonian associates and thrilled to welcome you to today's program on visual thinking with dr. temple. to our members, a sincere thank you. now moha

jack maroney and singer mary melvin. representing the united states navy chaplain chad astbury, accompanied by world war two veteran mrs. rose dern. representing the united states air force, is world war veteran mr. lou griffith. representing the united states space force is world war two veteran. mr. huey lamb. representing the united coast guard is world war two veteran. mr. bennett. representing the united states merchant marine is deputy maritime administrator lucinda leslie. please rise for the playing of taps. thank you all. hello, everyone. hello to my class. hello to the american studies department here at cal state fullerton. hello to mom and dad. if they're watching at home, i love you very much. i am honored to get to speak here today to my american nightlife students and also, thisnt

and we're not giving up. >> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales >> this is "dateline". >> i see her laying there, m dad is kneeling, that was th first time i've ever seen hi cry. >> they had a tumultuous marriage >> there would be yelling, and maybe slamming doors >> according to him, he sees lisa with a gunshot wound to the head so initially it was ruled suicide. her sister went to the majorit patrol to express their believ that this impact was a murder. >> she had been having a affair with her boss >> the pocket cuter says after he sought his wife, he washed his hands and watched his. >> they call this back at noon started the trial. >> i thought they made it th worst mistake i headed eve heard of >> it was obviously there wa something that just wasn't right. >> the only thing i've eve wanted was for everyone to hea the truth. i told him that i would find with everything i had and win. that's the promise i made to him. >> hello and welcome t dateline for many, the holiday season i a special time but for the jennings family, one christmas eve turned int awaking nightmare. there

i'm craig, melvin and this is dateline. she was stunning, -- in palm beach. >> she was heavily involved with the kids school, she was into her children. >> but soon, she was in danger. someone wanted her killed, his job, was to save her, an undercover agent on a mission. >> he is a master actor, and obviously must have nerves of steel. >> to protect, or he had to infiltrate a world right out of miami vice. -- drug runs, hidden tapes -- >> nobody knows nothing. >> could he learn the suspect from the shadows, this man with murder on his mind. >> it must have taken a lot of bravery. >> could he take on the role of his life? >> he was a man hunt somebody killed, maybe -- >> hello, and welcome to dateline, power, greed, and jealousy, it can be a toxic combination. the story you are about to, here it led one sold down a dark path. sending off a dramatic undercover operation and the bizarre twist of it all, the woman whose life was at stake had no idea she was in danger. here is keith morrison with recipe for murder. >> it was the

i'm craig melvin.dding to their grief, were investigators suspicion that her husband was involved. mark told detectives he had a secret phone relationship with the former high school crush, and that karen was upset when she found out. now, another surprise was about to jolt the duenas family. here again is keith morrison with a killing in cottonwood. >> it was evening in cottonwood, california. october 2012, five months till the day after the murder her widow were marked and our son casey were watching tv. there was a knock at the door. and when mark saw the detectives -- >> he was upset. he couldn't believe it. like are you kidding me? >> they were not. detectives had suspected mark all along and now they had a warrant for his arrest. mark duenas was charged with first degree murder, held on a 1 million dollar bail. >> to see him in that situation was surreal. and you hope the system works because there is an innocent man up they're having to go through this. >> the whole extended clan including karen

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i'm craig melvin merry christmas to you.nd applause] >> kelly: all right, everybody, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." i am coming to you from my computer. i know it seems weird because i was here yesterday, but in all reality, we take that a while back -- tapes that a while back, it still dealing with covid, at home for the holidays. ♪♪ home for the holidays ♪♪ that is right, another work from home kind of day for me, but starting things off with the music. this is a kellyoke encore of olivia newton-john's "hopelessly devoted to you" complete with a dance performance. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ guess mine is not the first heart broken ♪ ♪ my eyes are not the first to cry ♪ ♪ i'm not the first to know ♪ ♪ there's just no getting over you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you know, i'm just a fool who's willing ♪ ♪ to sit around and wait for you ♪ ♪ but baby, can't you see ♪ ♪ there's nothing else for me to do? ♪ ♪ i'm hopelessly devoted to you ♪ ♪ but now there's nowhere to hide ♪ ♪ since you pushed my love aside ♪ ♪ i'm out of my head ♪ ♪ hopelessly devoted to you

i'm craig melvin. merry christmas to you. thank you so much for watching.11:00. news staying up for. >> where is he? new details about sam bankman-fried. the disgraced cryptocurrency exchange mogul is under house arrest in palo alto. good friday afternoon. i'm janelle wang. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our team in the newsroom has been tracking stories all day long, and we're following that arctic bomb hitting the rest of the country right now. we're going to check in on bay area airports to see how it's impacting holiday travel. >>> also, returning to the office in the age of covid. one east bay company's new

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. >> i'm craig melvin, and i'm natalie morales, and this is dateline. natalie morales, and this is dateline >> out of the blue one day, you have a collect call from an inmate at sing sing correctional facility. like okay. >> do you think the system works? and we're going to beat this. we didn't. >> he's become my brother. i want to see him out. >> life was cheap that night in new york. two brutal murders just a half mile apart. >> here for a homicide crime scene. >> six people were convicted, including eric glisson. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> then divine intervention through a nun he called grandma. >> eric would say, "grandma, i think this all happening for a reason. " >> maybe a nun could help him get into heaven, but could she help him get out of prison? what she helped him do was get a lawyer, and together they hunted for the truth. >> this is the one case that has kept me up at night for six years. >> he says i know you're innocent, i know the guys who committed this crime. >> will justice finally arrive? hello and welcom

i'm craig melvin. where was christian agular?rt of town after dropping off a hit hitchhiker. but was he telling the whole story? as investigators turned up the heat, pedro would make an intriguing admission. once again, here's dennis murphy with circle of friends! >> college kids in a college town. that first whif of freedom can lead to irresponsible behavior. but in the case of missing freshman, christian agular, campus police had begun to suspect something sinister may have happened. so they called in a veteran detective from the gainesville pd. >> >> when i first walked in, there was two girls in the lobby. erika and her sister. there was a male, which later i found out was pedro bravo in an interview room. >> are you pedro. >> since he was the last one to see christian, he topped the list of people that the detective want to speak to. >> i wanted to hear mr. bravo story from beginning to end exactly what he told the, pdco i could get a feel for what was going on. >> >> he's not missing for long. >> me too, so in the last 48 h

i'm craig melvin. rachael was missing.d stone told police they were with her the night she vanished. but the timelines they provided did not match, making investigators suspicious. now, a third man was about to start talking. and what he had to say was explosive. here again is dennis murphy with secrets of the snake river. >> the high and low search across the eerily beautiful pollutes country, for any search of rachel anderson was turning up. nothing months after her disappearance, detectives were convinced they had identified their prime persons of interest. rachel's estranged husband charles, and his churchgoing buddy david stone. but the investigation had stalled and was at a parent dead and. no secret what's the biggest obstacle was four lead investigators captain dan hally and detective jackie nichols. >> it's an axiom in law enforcement nobody, no crime. >> at this point we don't even know we have a death. we believe that in our gut. >> as the cops dug deeper into the background of the husband's friend david stone,

ck to dateline >> welcome back to "dateline. " i'm craig melvin.. detectives were convinced the would-be killer was a person close to the married mother of three. and they even had someone in mind, but connie told them she was at a loss. now investigators were about to get a tip that would turn the case and connie's world upside down. here again is josh mankiewicz with "deadly intent. " >> detectives trying to figure out who would want to kill mild mannered connie hoagland were hitting nothing but dead ends until they got a call from the business partner of connie's husband, larry. >> i says, hey, i found bombmaking instructional videos and internet searches on our office computer. and i didn't make the searches. >> it seems larry had been looking for some unusual things on the internet. >> we looked at the stuff that he had looked at, and then it was like, wow, this is the exact same bomb that we found. >> but they found more than just a list of incriminating websites. >> during the search we find love letters between him, larry hoagland, and a wo

we've got melvin robert from extra tv. good morning to you, melvin.and good morning to all of our friends up in the bay area. great to be with you. great to have you so let's talk about nbc's going to air these 2023 golden globes. it's not going to be on prime time, though it'll be on january. 10th on a tuesday night. do you think it's still going to garner the audience? i mean, i think we'll have to see. i mean, i think like so many controversies in the past, i think we don't really know what's going to happen until we actually meet the moment. so i think we'll have to see. i think the ratings will tell the story on that as to whether or not people are ready to engage with the broadcast. the nominations, though, did come out this morning. and there are some things if you are a movie lover or a tv lover, there are some things to look forward to. yeah gear up for the golden globes. let's talk about some of the nominees. you know, natural would be if she wants. she was nominated to be the first black actress to win a golden globe for a limited series. t

. >>> and a good friday evening to you i'm craig melvin in for lester for many tonight, mother natureed to be quite the grinch this is going to be the coldest, wettest, snowiest holiday in recent memory thanks to a once in a generation massive winter storm that's millionsng plans for

that is all for this editio of dateline, i'm craig melville, thank you for watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales >> and this is dateline. >> he could have complet respiratory failure in a numbe of minutes dizziness, confusion, weakness those are your clues you are looking for anything that could possibly contribute to a person's death. one dose, high enough dose could do all of that >> she found a love at las with husband number three. the charming jeopardy chain. >> younger guy, gourmet cook nuclear physicists i was impressed. >> then suddenly, she was gone a mystery illness that baffled even her doctors >> she shook like someone with the start of parkinson's >> what had killed her something at home? something at work? >> household items that's a possibility >> listen carefully. in this case, the most important clue of all just might come from the victim herself. >> this just seems like ther is some suspicion things tha have occurred. >> could this be murder? >> do you think that someone might be trying to poison you? >> that's an unpleasant way to die. >> yes >> and

. >> reporter: melvin anderson is in 7th grade.or wearing worn-out shoes, until one day he showed up in mr. brown's class with a bright orange box. i asked him who purchased the sneaker, and he said melo. i was tooken back a little bit and shocked. >> reporter: shocked, because romelo early is another kid in the class. romello says it really bothered him seeing melvin bullied. so much so that one day he came home in tears and waited for his mother. >> when she got home, i said, mom, you can take away anything you getting me for christmas, or you can take my allowance. i just want to get him some shoes. >> reporter: why did this bother you >> cse noboderves gt down base shoes that he is eventually going to grow out of. >> reporter: so romello scraped together $135. it was his life savings, but he has no regrets. >> it made me feel happy to see that big smile on his face. >> reporter: was there a big smile? >> yeah. at thoeade : romello says fowaing, not dividing and diminish, which is music to the ears of mr. brown. >> it means ever

they told melvin where linear so he has no do from our waterloo on one hand. did you p a, was it? well organized structure was a territorial division and strict hierarchy on the other fragmentation and a high level of autonomy and science commanders of large units to pres, claims to lead the organisation. but few where's experiences romani took care of it . it wasn't long before he firmly established himself. as the commander in chief, soviet intelligence was keen to eliminate him. but he was sneaky and dodgy, and like an animal, he sense the danger. they change the location of his h q frequently and he's short. he has heavy personal security. according to german estimates during its heyday, the u. p. a numbers up to 500000 people. however, the figures that are more modest, also postulated in the year the u. p a reached the peace of its powers. the red army launched a massive offensive in ukraine. she gave him, his dreams disintegrated rapidly among the fools. upon whose shoulders he had raised the b. i was suffering the food and the nationalists up to their elbows in blood should

melvin, do you want to start your day with a smile? >> give it to me. >> check this out. joyful scenes in buenos aires, argentina this morning. thousands upon thousands packing the streets. they're all getting ready to take part in the big parade honoring the world cup champions. look at that scene. unbelievable. >> national holiday has been declared. we'll go live to the streets in a moment for that party and the parade. >>> we start with a major storm on the move and what it could mean for holiday travel. >> from the pacific northwest to the central united states, 46 million americans under some sort of winter advisory extending through christmas eve. >> also ushering in absolutely frigid temperatures. some areas expecting the coldest christmas in four decades. all of it with a holiday getaway well underway for most folks. here's a look at the always crowded lax this morning. >> we are going to bring you the latest forecast in a moment. folks are traveling. first, nbc's maggie vespa is right there. she is right inside o'hare for us. a packed house there, maggie. good mo

trigger it for to start fish. barocha willis cause elliot or some sort of fits or would they told melvin, or where lena said he has no do small waterloo on one hand? did you p a, was it well organized structure was a territorial division and strict hierarchy on the other fragmentation and a high level of autonomy and science commanders of large units press claims to lead the organization. but few were as experience as romano should cabbage. it wasn't long before he firmly established himself. as the commander in chief, soviet intelligence was keen to eliminate him. but he was sneaky and dodgy, and like an animal, he sense the danger. they changed the location of his h q frequently, and he's short. he has heavy personal security according to german estimates during its heyday, the u. p. a numbers up to 500000 people. however, figures that are more modest also postulated. in the year the u. p. a reached the peak of its powers, the red army launched a massive offensive in ukraine. she gave him his dream.

but in contrast to that have a look melvin. it's going to be hot thing up here. 30 degrees celsius as we get to monday with lots of sunshine. that sure weather. ah, we tow the untold stories ah, we speak when also stuff ah, couple sites. no matter where it takes us, a guy and power and passion. we tell you we all your voice, your news, your net. out here. lou . ah, he watching out his hair. reminder of our top stories this out ukrainian forces are holding their ground against russian soldiers in the battle for back loot. russian troops could advance on other cities if they seize a territory in eastern ukraine. you can impress that romance. lensky has visited washington d. c. to request more weapons from the u. s. it all congress military support. ukraine's war with russia was an investment in global security and democracy. floods treated by monsoon rains of killed at least 5 people in 4 studies. 65000 from their homes in northern malaysia. docu ations or underway and more rain is predicted. now it's been 100 days since when rou

make up, men me. fortuna. schmidt came main switch mach, then me say a been melvin video in tell them him a man in gamma o'clock when vagabond lost flu cushioning than my fate wishing me like to know. one more rushing home features like him, like him with friends, possessed desiring this man's art. and that man is coping with what i most gingerly content commonly used in the bob family, spans generations and continents. and in doing so, it wardens horizons you know, it's bumps were and when i worked with and my love for farming for him, i loved making him laugh. i was always performing for him. william says he wants to make bob love. and actually it occurs to me that may be laughter. is another key to understanding bob's work. if you ever leave us, god forbid. what do you think your friends will miss it? ah, i have no idea that i think further some of the best friends. ah. we enjoy a bottle of red ryan and laughing ballpark. the ball describes himself as funny. oh, bob, if we can laugh, we shouldn't make peter. oh, that's a good . there's also a part of him that sir. that's a texan an

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i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [theme music] >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm julianna tatelbaum and these are your headlines equities pare back losses as investors reckon with the possibility of higher for longer fed rates. >>> beijing officials continue to ease covid restrictions amid a report that china could announce ten new easing measures as soon as tomorrow. >>> italy's finance minister adds to the chorus of calls for the european response to america's inflation reduction act. the legislation should provide a catalyst for the eu. >> i think there is room for improvement. we have to foster our european competitiveness and i think the inflation reduction act of the u.s. is the opportunity or invitation to reconsider our competitiveness. >>> the eu and u.s. agree to forge a joint response to the semiconductor shortage, but fears remain any deal could leave europe's tech players at the whim of washington >>> good morning warm welcome to "street signs. let's look at the markets. europe equities hovering around the flat line pairing back steeper losses it

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [music playing] ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs. i'm joumanna bercetche. >> and i'm julianna tatelbaum. testing requirements for travel and at-home quarantine, raising homes that beijing may be ready to live with the virus. >>> shares in gsk heads for their biggest gain for the first time in 20 years and a u.s. court throws out a class-action lawsuit claiming its heartburn medicine causes cancer. >>> blue bell capital calls for larry fink to step down. speaking to cnbc, he says the strategy is only paying lip service. >> we see a number from that practice of the government's social embattlement perspective, which is not exactly in tune with what they say. >> nbc concludes raphael warnock wins, giving the democrats the lead in the senate and a major blow to 2024 presidential candidate donald trump. >>> good morning well, our top story today, china has announced that asymptomatic covid patients as well as those with mild symptoms will no longer have to quarantine in isol

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm joumanna bercetche and these are your headlines europe's stoxx 600 touching a six month high and a 50 basis point move at the fed meeting. >> there will be sufficient to bring inflation down the time for moderating the pace of rate increases may come as soon as the december meeting >>> china reportedly prepares to update the covid rules in the coming days and speculation it will loosen restrictions and allow positive cases to quarantine at home >>> sam bankman-fried breaks silence saying he had a bad month, but denying he committed fraud at his now bankrupt crypto exchange ftx >> i didn't ever try to commit fraud on anyone. i was shocked at what happened this month and reconstructing it where there were things i wished i had don't differently. >>> and emmanuel macron meets with president biden to talk about the super inflation reduction bill >>> all right. welcome to the show. we are getting some final pmi numbers out of the eurozone. coming in at 47.1 for the month of november. s

ethan chafing, zana, mattie melvin, and kayleigh can solace were taken from us far too soon from a senselessce. >> students and visiting friends and family gathered this weekend police born in dangerous killers on the loose we want to remind the public to stay vigilant traveling groups and communicate with family and friends as you travel. the father of kaylee offering support to police at a statement saying we agreed to stop interviewing for a week and give the local police department of moscow a chance to communicate a cleaner narrative. we believe week free was the best delivery of meaningful communication we were told the progress is on track in the reach out to the public for help. and aber of the students recalling the night of the attack says they may of heard something, the neighbors saying i didn't think anything of the after will happen. i definitely had second thoughts maybe it was not a party sound. tips are pouring in all possible sightings of the white hyundai alondra which police they could have critical information on the deadly attack. back to you. pete: it's stunning to thi

. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> i called my mom immediately. i just cried. i cried. i couldn't feel. my body went numb. i told her karlyn's gone. she's gone. >> she was a beautiful young mom doing important work. >> she was an intelligence specialist. >> some of her work was very sensitive. top secret. >> i believe she had top secret clearance. >> when she was found dead, everyone wondered, did her work cost her her life? >> i remember them telling me did she come into a lot of money she couldn't explain? >> maybe she was selling secrets? >> maybe. >> that's like out of a spy novel. >> what about other secrets? the personal kind. >> we knew they were having issues. >> right before they got married she found out that he was cheating. >> but somewhere out there was a stranger keeping secrets too. >> my data guy starts going through her facebook. >> she made reference to firearms in her social media. >> we saw that they were communicating her gas mileage. what a weird thing to do. >> a mystery that would drag on for months. and then, one final se

and mark twitchell closed in on himself, by writing >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> that night it's absolutely pitch dark. it was abandoned and it was secluded. this was his playground. this was the place we had been searching for. >> it was the still of the night when the killings started. >> i have been shot me and my mother have been shot. >> you can feel in here the fear in her voice. >> a single mother and her teenage daughter, ambushed in their bedrooms. >> here comes a monster into your house. >> i just broke down. i just couldn't imagine who wanted to do this. >> then it happened again to another mother and another daughter. >> somebody is killing mothers and daughters. that is about as scary as it. gets >> who is out there. and who would be next. >> something you would never imagined would happen. >> the clues lie here, in abandon mansion, erie, haunting. where was this killer? hiding >> cold calculating eyes, lifeless. he was almost a ghost. >> could they catch him? could they stop him? >> i get chills all over. i'm kind of on th

. >> life in prison for those tw is just fine i hope they live a long, lon life >> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales >> this is "dateline. " i knew she would never leave her kids in the middle of a hurricane s i always knew it wasn't goin to be good >> crystal was gone, and there were lots of reasons to worry. >> she had numerous lovers, me and women. >> you had the husband and boyfriend failing polys. >> on the same day >> the answer would have t wait >> hurricane harvey is movin in this direction and high water rescues. >> we're stuck in the house an immediately went to social media. >> what kind of things >> pictures of her and her license plate. >> someone knew where she was, someone that liked to play games. >> he thought he was smarter than we were >> willing to trade one nigh of freedom >> he said i'm ready to talk >> let me go home and tomorrow morning i'll tell yo everything >> in exchange for the terribl truth. >> if he couldn't have her nobody could. crystal was young mom and brought th search for crystal to a halt >> - then hurricane harvey decimate her texas town

but there's definitely continuity in the themes of wanting to marginalize, gerald smith or melvin layered, wanting to look -- just this fixation with getting credit. he wanted this big play, and solve those went off of the big play that would capture the public imagination and make cam this piece president. he was gonna be in vietnam, he was going to negotiate -- beat his first superpower nuclear grim and that would cap of the arms race, in some respects. so that theme dominates and is consistent. i mentioned earlier that with the recordings, i always had to tackle the difference between a public utterance and a private musing. and we have to realize, unlike president trump, and i know pendants tried during his administration to make some parallels with nixon, and solicitations things nixon would say, but i think that's a false analogy. because trump's 11,000 tweets, those are all public, nixon never intended for his tapes to be heard by anybody since watergate. so, he was saying what he felt at that moment, and i am always -- would marvel at his ability to be so visceral. and then turn a

. >> that is all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. thank you for watching >>> this sunday, leaving the party. arizona senator kyrsten sinema says she is leaving the democratic party and registering as an independent >> i am willing to work with anyone to get things done. >> her decision complicates democrats' plans for the future and their hopes of holding control in 2024. >> my stand today is about joining the many americans who don't believe that any political party fits them perfectly. te >> i'll talk to democratic senator jon tester of montana who understands the challenges of being a democrat in a red state. >>> plus, freed from russia. ei >> welcome home, brittney. >> basketball star brittney griner is free from russia in a prisoner exchange for a convicted arms dealer known as b the merchant of death.nt >> it was a dangerous concession of vladimir putin and will set a dangerous precedent going forward. rw >> is the u.s. putting more lives at risk with this deal? i'll talk to former u.s. attorney preet bharara who put the russia

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. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. welcome to the show, i'm mehdi hasan. i want to go back in time for a moment. back to 1972. the fbi began investigating a number of rental apartments in new york city that were allegedly turning away black applicants. the fbi records include multiple interviews describing racial discrimination with one x torment saying, he was told of a black person inquired about an apartment for rent, i should tell him, the rent was twice as much as it really was. in order that he could not afford the apartment. the following year, the justice department civil rights division filed a lawsuit against the building's management company, for violating the fair housing act and the civil rights act. the suit was settled two years later. without the defendants admitting any wrongdoing. who were those defendants? fred and donald trump. for 50 years now, donald trump has been the subject of legal scrutiny. investigated ensued multiple times over, often relating to his real estate businesses. and even if he's

i'm craig melvin thank you for watching welcome to a special thanksgiving edition of th show to what i am coming the mehdi hassan book club via oprah. bucks and all have been mainstay of the show giving me a chance to dive deep into a subject. book segments helping me understand the male strip of this relentless news cycle so we will revisit some of our famous conversations wit authors this year. how the media needs to cover elections when one party i campaigning against democrac how marjorie taylor greene has gone from the fringe to th center of the republican party and how outgoing speaker nancy pelosi consequentially one o the most consequential speaker of our lifetimes may have bought the opportunit to convict president donal trump. we start the day about books particularly the endless strea of tell-all books about donald trump. what was to all of them was no the what or the when if that i with so many crucial whereas relations wait for a boo publishing date? i want to show you an old news we cover from almost 40 year ago. exclusive, the untold story of campaign 1984. in there yo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". i didn't want to believe it. my sister is dead. and i just, i'm sorry. i just kind of fell apart. >> inside a silent home, an eerie scene. water pouring through the rooms. >> you heard the water running? >> yes. it was just gushing. i saw her in the bathtub. >> face down? >> drowned? no. >> she was badly beaten? >> she was badly bruised. >> >> clues would be hard to come by. >> they claim that by leaving her in the water, it washed away any deal about it. >> i thought it was over. she was just dead and nothing was ever going to be done about it. >> not if this family could help it. >> we started looking and looking for what happened. there was still water in the tub. we pulled the drain and saw black scuff marks. >> a case that would see the suspect leave town. and >> and i was like wow, he's going to alaska. >> that's exactly what people do! they're in trouble and they take off! >> unearthed dark deeds from the past. >> she would wake up and he was be standing over her. >> that's cre

. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. remember how the republicans campaigned on kitchen table issues like inflation and crime. kevin mccarthy does not. we will look at will he even be speaker. plus you know what i find remarkable about the labor dispute about the paid sick leave, this is not even a question of -- american exceptionalism. and, it is a truly scary time to be trans in america. i will speak with two trans women journalists about the hostility the world is creating. that is all coming, up so let's start the show. welcome to the show, i am mehdi hassan, we have a month until republicans take control of the house and we are getting a pretty clear sense of what they're governing agenda will be. they definitely will follow through on their campaign to talk about battling inflation, and they will definitely press that crime wave that they told you about in the midterms. just kidding. you actually thought that they would actually tackle kitchen table issues like inflation and crime? no, they will be too busy with h

i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. thank you for watching >> hello, everyone i'm alicia mendes, in the hour, a bad look for donald trump. bad news first family business, and a discovery of more classified documents in his possession near mar-a-lago. where is this all heading? not to mention, january six investigation, the panel set to meet tomorrow, to decide on criminal officials to the doj. also this hour, tragedy in qatar. famed soccer journalist, grant wahl, dead after collapsing at the world cup. later, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence, frank, in the recent attack against a north carolina electric rig. and, the greater threat it poses to our national security. this is american voices. >> you are never going to believe who may be self-salvaging this week. let me give you hints. on tuesday they found the trump organization guilty of all charges in a sweeping 15-year tax fraud scheme, orchestrated by top executives at that company. prosecutors made a point of saying the trump was aware of the sc

nathan lion picking up 3 wickets melvin cricket round. it's saturday. is the biggest ever defeat in australia? in karachi, new zealand have the edge and the 1st test against pakistan became williamson, who hit an unbeaten double century before the vistas declared on 612 and 9. and what is that 1st much impact on the 2 decades focused on close day for 77 for to in this 2nd innings. 97, january behind. all right, that is all your support for now. it is back to so thanks very much and that's it for the nissan back with more news on the other side it break for me check on the news oxy. unfortunate ah, the latest news as it breaks this particular sub station? it's been here and 3 separate a chart for 6 russian. they saw with detailed coverage. they had hope that the u. s . would relax, border pandemic restrictions this week, which would likely have shattered their odds of getting in from around the world over 3000000 people to talk to the 3 and one sided a. i'm a national team for a, a, a, a whole african narrative from african perspectives embark on emma, w