decades. we were still with no answer! i mean, this poor family. we thought, we might be able to solve this case. could cutting edge science yield a new clue? this was a huge lead. absolutely. this wasn t someone they had reason to look at or talk to before. he was here. he was here the whole time! you are literally talking to christy s killer. right. face to face. evil comes in all packages. it certainly does. hello and welcome to dateline. christy marack always knew she wanted to be a teacher and her enthusiasm showed. colleagues marveled at her way with kids, but her life was cut tragically short and investigators eventually hit a dead end. decades later a crash course in dna analysis gave them a picture of her killer and revealed a stunning truth, that he d been hiding in plain sight the whole time. here s andrea canning with, facing the music. reporter: they were having so much fun. a group of girlfriends hitting the town one saturday night,
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it looks beautiful. it is calm right now, but it could change in the overnight hours. a tsunami could reach hawaii, could reach hawaii, at about 3:00. we will continue to follow this breaking news story and bring you the latest as soon as we get it. you can also get updates on your smartphone via our nbc bay area app. steady rainfall falling all day but making things worse for evacuees. jessica aguirre s live. it could get tougher with the mud. reporter: it s a tent city, but today they could call it soggy city. the tents now have tarps all over them. people are trying to get gear, things to keep them warm, dry clothes. it has helped firefighters significantly, because they ve been able to get to areas that they weren t able to access before. here s where the val owe fire stands right now. 70,000 acres charred. 30% containment and 580 homes destroyed. so they are making some head way, and they want to be able to use these next 48 hours in which conditions might be like
mexican exports to the united states starting on june 10th. those essentially are taxes paid by us, all of us, the u.s. consumer, u.s. importers, that s how it works, folks, mexico doesn t pay for these. the tariffs will hit 25% by october, the president says, unless mexico takes unspecified steps to cut illegal immigration to the u.s. by an unspecified amount. so what is mexico saying? mexico s foreign minister is en route to washington in search of what he calls a meeting point. let s go to christine romans who is with us. roman romans, i don t know where to begin. this comes on the same week that the commerce market said you have imports and exports slipping. this is what is so concerning about this, this is tariffs not to rectify an unfair trade advantage, but tariffs to punish a country for another completely separate issue which is illegal immigration. that s raising some concerns. also raising concerns this could weaken the economy in both countries and weakening mex