i m the responsible one. craig melvin: a working mom, new at the office. she loved her job and really loved her handsome, young boss. the thing that i never wanted to face was the hurt that i was going to cause. craig melvin: a passionate 9:00 to 5:00 affair. the problem she was married. and so was he. i grabbed his face, and i was like, you know what, i love you. i m not going anywhere. just tell me what s happening. craig melvin: cheating husbands, scheming wives suburbs are full of secrets. but being unfaithful to your spouse isn t a crime, is it? that would come next. it was just like every emotion possible all in one second. i went, [gasps], oh my god. craig melvin: murder in the dark who was behind it, and who would pay? when you see him on the video, he s armed and ready. craig melvin: two couples, two families, and the single moment that shattered it all. i knew, one day, that this was all going to come out. hello, and welcome to dateline. it s a cautionary tal
- imagine what it was like back when the rolling stones could shock parents everywhere. my, how times have changed. - i see hustling, i see killing. that s what i rap about. - well, you can take me out the ghetto, but you can t take the ghetto up out of me, though. - it s a tough time to grow up in, and nirvana and kurt cobain, in particular, reflect that angst. - i learned how to write for myself, and it s pretty ironic that most people related to it. - boom, there it is. platinum record. - country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts. - the honeymoon s over. now we re getting down to real commerce. [fans screaming] - aren t these girls just crazy? - yeah, they are. [stirring instrumental music] [poison s unskinny bop ] [rousing rock music] - you may think of it as the channel that rattles your china and occasionally your teeth and hypnotizes your children, but what you may want to know is that mtv is responsible for a complete revolution in the mus
Barking dog and that appears to be what alerted the hostages captors to what was going on. During the firefight that then followed, u. S. Forpdss saw a militant go into the shack where the hostages were being held. It is believed that is when he shot both of the hostages, both of them died as a result of those injuries, as u. S. Forces were transporting them away. U. S. Intelligence did not know the identity of the other hostage being held with somers. He has since been identified as South African teacher pierre korkie. A char that worked with korkie says he was due to be released today. To discuss this and many of the other top stories for the week, joined by our panel, bring in democratic strategist basil smythe, jr. , political consultant and former adviser to mitt romney, cater packer gauge and msnbc correspondent, casey packer hunt. Obviously on this hostage story, we are learning the details, obviousiously a heartbreaking story, another report i know in the New York Times this mo
It gave no means of tracing this back to the source, but it had a lot of information in it about things that had been happening in trump tower. And it appeared to be from somebody inside the transition or inside trump tower who was concerned about what this person was seeing. And a lot of whats written or conveyed in this letter has sort of come become true over time. Its taken a while for a lot of this stuff to surface, including this detail about this discussion over a back channel or a private channel of communications with moscow. Again i just want to im trying to sort of bend over to read this as charitably as possible. So i mean is it possible that they were setting up lots of different back channels with lots of different foreign leaders . Well, we dont i mean i suppose its possible. Clearly they were in communication and meeting with a lot of leaders, a lot of foreign leaders. Most of them, as you point out,
were coming through the front door, not the back door. The behavior he
that s the trick. inhales deeply exhales forcefully is this a dagger which i see before me? the handle toward my hand? come. shakespeare is so part of the national conversation, which i totally buy into. he is. yeah. but for many people, he really isn t. or is he? well, he is, because you might not be entirely aware but there are so many phrases that we use every day that are part of shakespeare. the way we like, the way language has evolved is in no small part due to the effect he had on language, the words he created. just the way we kind of parse things, it s all in there. and also, these stories are ones that are known, that are passed down. i mean, richard iii, for instance, there s a huge debate, you know, because obviously recently