robert lopez: it was tense. we were nervous. we were scared. randy roberts: i'm starting to believe that there might be more to this than just a missing person. craig melvin: where was he? did someone have something to hide? alex aguilar: there was blood found in the car. craig melvin: a lovers triangle, a circle of friends. was one of them a killer? robert lopez: this was planned. this was on purpose. erika friman: how could you do something so horrific? craig melvin: hello and welcome to dateline. high schoolers erika friman, pedro bravo and christian aguilar were like three peas in a pod. after graduation, they even picked colleges in the same city. then one of them went missing last seen in a dangerous area of town. as the hours passed, the mystery deepened. then, investigators uncovered a hidden truth one, they believed, might be a motive for murder. here's dennis murphy with "circle of friends." dennis murphy: remember going away to college? maybe your first time away from home? there were new friends waiting to be made. the tingling of po

. >> robert lopez has been with catholic charities for roughly 30 years. >> many institutions, especiallycation educational institutions, are scared, scared about their students. so that's one area that we're also trying to address. >> each story is different, each individual is different. and i feel at this time we can be just supportive to each other. >> when it comes to support. over 80 organizations throughout the country have pledged to protect immigrants. >> this is actually a very powerful moment for allies to come into play. >> tran said. for those who are interested in helping, the rapid response network provides training for volunteers. >> a person who has a phone on them that can record and take pictures. that's absolutely a part of the response. from there, we can also use folks who can actually just handwrite and take notes about what's going on. >> both organizations emphasize their willingness to help with compassion and expertise. >> it's justified to feel fear. we have to be able to overcome that. >> in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> a lot more coming. a mi

. >> robert lopez has been with catholic charities for roughly 30 years. >> many institutions, especially the education educational institutions, are scared, scared about their students. so that's one area that we're also trying to address. >> each story is different, each individual is different. and i feel at this time we can be just supportive to each other. >> when it comes to support. over 80 organizations throughout the country have pledged to protect immigrants. >> this is actually a very powerful moment for allies to come into play. >> tran said. for those who are interested in helping, the rapid response network provides training for volunteers. >> a person who has a phone on them that can record and take pictures. that's absolutely a part of the response. from there, we can also use folks who can actually just handwrite and take notes about what's going on. >> both organizations emphasize their willingness to help with compassion and expertise. >> it's justified to feel fear. we have to be able to overcome that. >> in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> a lot more comi

songwriter robert lopez is currently the youngest egot winner.e wrote let it go from frozen and remember me from coco. lopez was 39 when he completed his egot sweep. that was back in 2014. >> the song was nominated in the best original song category. will not be performed live during the oscars. the move was announced in a letter to the membership on wednesday that said, instead, the show will celebrate the nominated songwriters through personal reflections. what? >> wait. what? oh, okay. >> you can watch the oscars sunday, march 2nd right here on abc seven. and for the first time, it will also be live streamed on the hulu. personal. >> personal reflections. >> i don't know. i was doing a little research, though last night, and i didn't realize how many award nominations amelia perez got. they got 13. >> yeah. the most. >> which puts it in the same realm as gone with the wind and casablanca and citizen kane. so i was like. >> we really. >> got to go. what am i? what am i? i got to i got to watch this. >> yeah. >> what am i missing? >> well, you'r

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lopez. geoff: there was one more make or break committee hearing today. robert f. kennedy, jr.ent for a first committee hearing yesterday and for the first time we heard republicans expressed doubt about him. lisa desjardins joins us now. what were the major differences? lisa: this was a much sharper hearing and potentially more impactful. this was the health committee chaired by a potential swing vote, senator bill cassidy of louisiana who also happens to be a trained physician. right at the top of the hearing he said something we had not heard yesterday. he said he has real concerns as a republican of past misleading and unfounded statements by kennedy about vaccines. then he asked a direct question to kennedy. sen. cassidy: will you reassure mothers unequivocally and without qualification that the measles and hep b vaccines do not cause autism? >> senator, i am not going into the agency with any -- sen. cassidy: kind of a yes or no question, because the data is there. that's kind of a yes or no. and i, i don't mean to cut you off, but that really is a yes or no. >> if the da

lopez. geoff: and there was one more break-or-make hearing today. that was for health and human services nominee robertjr. he went before a second committee after a first round of questioning yesterday. and for the first time, we heard a republican publicly express doubts about him. our lisa desjardins was there. she joins us now. so, lisa, what were the major differences between the second hearing and the first one? lisa: this was a much sharper hearing and potentially more impactful as well, geoff. this was the senate's health committee. and it is chaired by a potential swing vote, senator bill cassidy of louisiana, who also happens to be a trained physician. now, he right at the top of the hearing said something we hadn't heard yesterday, which was he said he has real concerns as a republican of past misleading and unfounded statements, he said, by kennedy about vaccines. and then he asked a direct question to kennedy. bill cassidy (r-la): will you reassure mothers, unequivocally and without qualification, that the measles and hepatitis b vaccines do not cause autism? >> senator, i am not going into