That charismatic kid, dead on the floor. It was terrible. I think i screamed for hours. What had happened in that garage that night? it was just, like, the last person that would come to my mind. A neighbor protecting his home, or preparing a trap? makes the statement, it s showtime. It s showtime? exactly. A teenager, a father, a murder. No one would be the same. We were all taken aback. Welcome to dateline. He came to america as an adventurous exchange student, but deren dede took one risk too many, and it cost him his life. The events that unfolded on that fateful night ignited a heated international debate. Was his death a case of someone acting in selfdefense, a homeowner protecting his family and property, or something far more deliberate? here s josh mankiewicz with deadly exchange. Reporter: it s a dilemma that confronts every teenager. How to simultaneously fit in with your friends and rebel against everyone else. That twostep is made a little easier by the knowledge, maybe th
that charismatic kid, dead on the floor. it was terrible. i think i screamed for hours. what had happened in that garage that night? it was just, like, the last person that would come to my mind. a neighbor protecting his home, or preparing a trap? makes the statement, it s showtime. it s showtime? exactly. a teenager, a father, a murder. no one would be the same. we were all taken aback. welcome to dateline. he came to america as an adventurous exchange student, but deren dede took one risk too many, and it cost him his life. was his death a case of a homeowner protecting his family and property or something far more deliberate? here s josh mankiewicz with deadly exchange. reporter: it s a dilemma that confronts every teenager. how to simultaneously fit in with your friends and rebel against everyone else. that two-step is made a little easier by the knowledge, maybe the certainty, that you re going to live forever. kids do dumb stuff all the time
lauren ricketts. m we want to eat outside today at lunch, can we? you may want to. i don t know if there s going to be a lot of opportunities to do that in the coming days. we haveil da rain chances headed our way. h wee a chance of rain out there today. nothing out there right now, we have blue skies. a lot of that humidity building in. temperatures out there right now, 85 degrees. that southerly breeze is kicking up. we re seeing increasing humidity, it s going to increase throughout the day. we re going to have lenty of sunshine throughout the day today. as we continue through the late afternoon and into the evening. showers.a chance for they re mainly going to be west of the region, we re talking right along the i-81 rrcoor. as you travel closer to the i-95 corridor, the chance lessens a little bit. we ll hve some stormsut there, we re going to time those out for you coming up. hat s the frontal system headed our way, passing through as we get into your mid week and thu
[ laughter ] and my guess is with that he ll probably find his way here at some point in the near future but i am confident our alumnus michael bloomberg is in the room today. [ applause ] supporter of the bloomberg school of public health and, of course, of the bloomberg american health initiative launched two years ago with mike s extraordinary commitment of $300 million. that used to be a really big number for johns hopkins. [ laughter ] but i digress. as you surely have seen, today s agenda is future-looking but as mike bloomberg frequently reminds us, to look ahead effectively you have to look back. sometimes way back so in this case i want to go back to new england in 1736. that year a strange disease swept across the region that would claim the lives of one out of every 40 people in the colonies and moist were children. locals called it the strangling angel. we call it diphtheria. for one minister who experienced this catastrophic loss of life firsthand the only explan
where are you, governor? he was in the lobby. [laughter] and my guess is he will find his way here at some point in the very near future. but i m confident that our alumnus michael bloomberg is in the room today. [applause] $300 million used to be a really big number four johns hopkins. [laughter] but i digress. as you have seen, today s agenda is future looking, but as mike bloomberg frequently reminds us to look ahead effectively, you have to look back. sometimes, way back. in this case, i want to go back in 1736.gland that year, a strange disease swept across the region that would eventually claimed the lives of one out of every 40 people in the colonies, and most of them were children. it was called us wrangling angel. we call it the area. for one minister whose experiences catastrophic loss of life firsthand, the only expiration he could muster was divine retribution. he was of course off the mark. andtheria had both natural social causes, the kind that scientific truth,