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It had been four years since mike snyder had gone missing. four years since hed left his family including his young daughter in his hometown of albuquerque, new mexico. in 2006 the "albuquerque journal" ran an article on the missing mechanic and father. the cold case, which had been virtually dead for years, was suddenly picking up steam. reporter jeff proctor. >> it triggered some tips to the police department, and it got people, you know, talking about this as something other than a husband wh...

Murder, that most abhorrent of crimes, is shocking enough. but within mere days after major david shannons sudden passing the shocks resumed, as disturbing suspicions began to circulate and grow. by the time they laid the major in the ground, the question of who did this dreadful thing seemed to be heading toward an

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And major david shannon, his remains will spend eternity here just down the road from home in the old military graveyard under the black prairie sod and the wind. >> thats all for this edition of "dateline." im craig melvin. thank you for watching. it was just solving the problem. >> thats what she did, solve problems. as a busy mom and a business executive. but as her career was on the rise, her marriage was on the rocks. >> i still wanted this marriage to work. i didnt want to give up. >> so...

Middle of the night, police launched an investigation that would reveal eyebrow-raising secrets that might hold the key to murder. heres keith morrison. >> the wind in the northern prairie sweeps across a vast flatland. sings through sparse blocks. howls around grave markers at a military cemetery a few miles south of the canadian border. the final resting spot for a few dozen veterans, many of whom died in combat. this is where he is resting now. major david shannon, who lost his life in 2002. ...

Years can hold hands for the last time, to a place somebody can bring their dog in, where somebody can play basketball, staff can relax and talk about everything that is going on. it really is just a space for people to be themselves. since the climb, robin has turned his attention towards helping his son in rewilding theirfarm in bodmin. kate was awarded a queens birthday honour for her contributions and dedication to the nhs. completely overwhelmed.

When you add on the effect of that wind chill on monday. a very similar day into tuesday as well. we‘ve still got a northeasterly breeze with us, some rain showers for the south—east of england and flurries elsewhere, but a lot of dry weather on the cards in the sunshine, still feeling cold with temperatures around three to five degrees on their warmest on tuesday and looking ahead to the remainder of the coming week, it stays cold, temperature still below freezing, some sunshine and things ...

For pulling off the next phase of the plan, which involves getting vaccine to around a third of the population, including everyone over 50 and everyone at greater risk, due to an underlying condition. >> we have a national health service that is funded through general taxation. and is highly integrated, in a way that is not the case in so many other countries. >> thats a structural, institutional advantage that other countries dont have? >> thats correct. i mean, many other countries, particular...

Condition. >> we have a national health service that is funded 30 general taxation and is highly integrated in a way that is not the case in so many other countries. >> thats a structural institutional advantage that other countries dont have? >> thats correct. many other countries, particularly larger, more complex countries where health systems -- for example, you have multiple partners, insurance companies, many more private providers. when you have a system like that, its much more complex t...

Theres been a ferry of one sort or another at this point on the potomac river since the late 1700s. that means this ferry crossing is about the same age as the nation. and thats what a lot of people fear will be lost: a piece of american history. the entire history of american transportation has crossed here on all kind of ferry boats, while countless children played nearby. a historical marker notes that the ferry was used during the civil war civil war by union and confederate forces. after th...