couldn t police put the puzzle together? a race against the clock, a family s most desperate hour. i said, i will do whatever i. can can they unravel this mystery in time? don t you understand? every minute counts. hello, welcome to dateline. insistently of young dreams interrupted. a talented drummer, who is aiming for a rock and roll stardom, suddenly disappeared. his parents immediately since he was in danger, and they were forced into a race to find him in time. here s dennis murphy, with taken. matt landrieu, from the detroit suburbs was just a regular guy. kid who delivered the pizza, travel the world on a skateboard, and cracked up his friends with jackass tile stunts. within that, there was never a dull moment. he was always doing something crazy. but, if you wanted to know wet made it was the music. to his new girlfriend, francesca, that was first and foremost a rocking dude. a ferocious drummer, with a basement band, with longtime buddies. welcome
much criticism after recommending you should isolate for five days instead of ten. overseas tonight, the president of kazakhstan now delivering shoot-to-kill orders with anti-government protesters, and what the u.s. is now saying tonight. and this evening here, we celebrate the trailblazing actor and civil rights activist sidney poitier. the first black man to win the oscar for best actor. tonight, that moment with denzel washington. what oprah winfrey said just today. and sidney poitier in his own words tonight. what his mother always told him. good evening. and it s great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together, and we begin with that powerful moment in court today, the judge in the ahmaud arbery case. today he sentenced the three men in the killing of arbery in brunswick, georgia. all of them facing life in prison, but the judge had to decide whether any of them deserved a chance at parole decades from now. the judge in court carefully choosin
rioters stormed the capitol one year earlier, president biden cast donald trump as holding a dagger at the throat of america, spreading lies that undermined core democratic values. a remarkable speech on a remarkable day, cnn s jasmine wright joins us live from washington. good morning. what do we know? reporter: that s right, christine. we can think of it as a political reset of sorts. really, president biden over the last few months has had a lot of highs, but also some lows. so really at the start of this year, it was one of, if not the strongest speeches that he s given since being in office for about a year, and it did something, as you said, he has been reluctant to do. it took on former president donald trump directly. and even though he did not say him by name, about 16 times he made references to the former president, the former defeated president, and i think it really is a strong look at president biden because he did spend a lot of time writing a lot of parts of
pandemic low and a judge right now weighing punishment for ahmaud arbery s punishmans. all three could get life in prison without parole. we begin with a new look at the economy and what it tells us about the strength of the pandemic recovery this. new look is also the first jobs report of the mid-term election year and as the such the headline number is a big disappointment for the biden white house. the economy added only 199,000 jobs last month. that s well short of expectations, but there are some good numbers here for you and for the president. the unemployment rate fell to 3.99%. that s a pandemic low, hand look at this. average wages up in a big way, up 4.7% from last year. the president last hour calling the job news historic. i think it s an historic day for our economic recovery, and we have added 6.4 million new jobs since january of last year in one year. that s one of the most that s the most jobs in any calendar year by any president in history, how? how? ho
getting media training for months now to try to fix the problem. cnn s chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins broke the story. so ckaitlan, how is she responding to the criticism. we heard from her today. it is the first time the cdc has held its own independent briefing since the summer of 2021. normally they do it once a week and dr. fauci is often on the briefings but today it is just the cdc director, and some other scientists at the cdc taking questions from reporters and we re told by sources that is a decision that dr. walensky made this week pretty abruptly wanted to take the incoming questions given there are many generated by guidance head on. and she took the questions. a lot of questions that came up during today s briefing had to do not just with the new guidance coming out of the cdc, but the credibility overall because there is so much confusion over the changes to the guidance, the updates to the changes and she defended it as saying the science is