Regrets gave way too much wonderful memories. today there is a plaque at a local doug part, both remembering and honoring a woman whose big heart wouldn t ever let her turn away a stray. that is all for this edition of dateline, i m craig melvin, thank you for watching. k you for watching i m craig melvin. i m natalie morales. this is dateline. i see her laying there, my dad is kneeling, that was the first time i ve ever seen him 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 a suicide. her sister went to the majority
Heart wouldn t ever let her turn away a stray. that s all for this edition of dateline. i m craig melvin. thank you for watching. ne. i m craig melvin thank you for watching i m craig melvin. i m natalie morales. and this is dateline. i was shocked. things just didn t add up. it was the last place you would expect to find a gruesome crime scene. quite neighborhood. the lovely home. the friendly couple. it s hard not to love tammie. they were very happy. very happy. it seemed to be a simple case of a robbery gone horribly wrong. nothing about this case was simple. not the marriage and not the murders. just kept getting more red flags come up. the surprises just kept
Interest in one team, but your heart wouldn t be broken if the other team won. you know, there s a pretty strong argument that maybe that was never a good way to approach politics. but i think that what s clear right now is that no one wants that now. and i think, you know, you ve seen all of us kind of wrestlinwrestling wi with, how do you do journalism in a moment when your audience feels like the stakes are extremely high, where a much wider range of people can participate in this public conversation. interesting to think about what an iraq war conversation would have been like if you had thousands of iraqis on twitter yelling at reporters about what was really happening. you have these two forces, one that really the stakes are higher right now, you know, in the trump era, there s this broad argument, what american democracy is, that is new and very, very high stakes. and then just the kind of hold on the political conversation by an elite insider class is broken down. and do you
States. she met with people. she answered questions very, very personal. not from the press. her father, they were very close. i was once at a party. across a crowded room, i saw her mouthing the words i love you to her dad. whose heart wouldn t melt at that? wow. so sally quinn, i think there s been a lot of speculation through the years that maybe chelsea has harbored some tough feelings towards her dad because of the monica lewinsky scandal. how do you see it? you re connected to everybody in the washington circle? i have to tell you, you have never seen more crazed and frantic reporters last week than i ve seen in washington, because nobody knows anything. people calling me in the middle of the night saying what do you know? give me anything, a name, a face, a date, a day, a detail. so everybody has been
Parents. she campaigned relentlessly for her mother in 2008. i followed her around various states. she met with people. she answered questions very, very personal. not from the press. her father, they were very close. i was once at a party. across a crowded room, i saw her mouthing the words i love you to her dad. whose heart wouldn t melt at that. wow. so sally quinn, i think there s been a lot of speculation through the years that maybe chelsea has harbourred some tou feelings towards her dad because of the monica lewinsky scandal. how do you see it? you re connected to everybody in the washington circle? i have to tell you, you have never seen more crazed and frantic reporters last week than i ve seen in washington, because nobody knows anything. people calling me in the middle of the night saying what do you know? give me anything, a name, a