almost certainly someone she knew? correct. where would it lead? a twisted case of betrayal and greed. the finger is being pointed at me. her own daughter, a suspect from the start. you pull the knife out and you tell the police, oh, you re going to find my fingerprints on the knife. her son-in-law, who seemed so devoted. they interrogated us for eight hours. or maybe someone else with a million dollar motive? what s going on here? how many people are involved in this? devious. it s an evil mind. what pushed you this far? i m lester holt, and this is dateline. someone just doesn t turn into a murderer. here s josh mankiewicz with the evil to come. reporter: it was hard to look away when peggy was in the picture. her beauty was captivating, but she was also smart, ambitious, and she loved that little girl. peggy nadell s image survives in home movies and in memory from the days when she was relishing motherhood blissfully unaware of the evil
knew? correct. where would it lead? a twisted case of betrayal and greed. the finger is being pointed at me. her own daughter, a suspect from the start. you pull the knife out and you tell the police, oh, you re going to find my fingerprints on the knife. her son-in-law, who seemed so devoted. they interrogated us for eight hours. or maybe someone else with a million dollar motive? what s going on here? how many people are involved in this? devious. it s an evil mind. what pushed you this far? i m lester holt, and this is into a murderer. here s josh mankiewicz with the evil to come. reporter: it was hard to look away when peggy was in the picture. her beauty was captivating, but she was also smart, ambitious, and she loved that little girl. peggy nadell s image survives in home movies and in memory from the days when she was relishing motherhood blissfully unaware of the evil to come. i was always close with my mother. always. reporter: susa
and, of course, kelly will be interested in this. who killed egan. we ve gotten more discussion. amc has if the new thing coming out. we ll have plenty of questions with norman reedus. we ve got an interview with howard schultz, ceo, about his push of starbucks to china. and you saw it live here on cnbc. donald trump wrapping up the news conference after clinching the nomination. we ll talk energy among other things coming up. ceo at the happiest place on earth isn t hopeful with bernie sanders. we ll tell you what s going on with this one coming jup let s start with u.s. foods, their initial offering, and how that may help the ipo thaw a little bit. mary thompson on the floor. hawaii, mary. hi, bill. things were quiet but now it s hopping. u.s. foods was one of four stocks to make their debut here at the new york stock skparng. let s take a look at where it s trading right now. it priced at 23, which is toward the high end of the range, but it s up ever since. now
damage and flooding. and the chewbacca mom is making the most of her 15 minutes, joining james corden behind the wheel with a special surprise in the backseat. good morning, everyone. from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders are looking ahead. sanders, to next month s california primary, and clinton, to facing donald trump. clinton turned down an offer to debate sanders in california before the primary, which sanders says he has a shot at winning. he also predicts a democratic convention could be messy. clinton says trump would bankrupt america. and today trump runs unopposed in the washington state primary. mark albert has our report. reporter: bernie sanders is on a major campaign blitz in california, where 475 delegates are at stake on june 7th. hillary clinton is only 90 delegates away from clinching the nomination. monday, the clinton campaign rejected
i m sharon epperson in for sue herera. i m tyler mathisen. welcome, everybody. signs of strength to tell you about from the factory floor to housing data to the labor market. new numbers out today show the world s largest economy is rebounding in the second quarter from that slow start to the year. and you can be sure that the federal reserve, which says data drives decision-making is paying very close attention. let s start with jobs. the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits fell last week, more than expected. according to the labor department, jobless claims were down 10,000 to a seasonally adjusted 268,000. that is the second straight week of declines following a choppy spring. to the factories, where orders for long lasting manufactured goods surged in april, according to the commerce department. strong demand for transportation equipment helped lift durable goods orders nearly 3.5%. and that was well above that expectations. however, a key proxy for