Five years later, NBC News's Brian Williams looks back on one of the most devastating natural disasters in US history. In 2005, he and the rest of New Orleans listen to the storm's fury from inside the Superdome.
It was something he did every night...go out to the barn and feed the horse. Till the morning his wife found him there, dead on the floor. Who killed him? Tamron Hall brings us this shattered Family Portrait on Dateline Monday, at 10/9pm Central.
It was a perfect morning in picturesque San Miguel de Allende, Mexico for Eduardo Valseca and his wife Jayne. No one could have predicted this would be the beginning of seven and a half months of sheer terror, torture, and desperation.
Nadia Kajouji’s freshman year at Carleton University was full of heartbreak. When she went missing, finding out what happened to her triggered a search that uncovered something almost unimaginable.
Jim and Kelley Cannon seemed to have a happy marriage. But things aren't always what they seem, and the secrets that began swirling around town were the least of their troubles.
Some Gulf Coast families say they've fallen through the cracks after being hit by Hurricane Katrina. They survived that disaster -- but worry whether they survive this one. NBC’s Kate Snow reports.
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Authorities say Monzer Al Kassar is one of the most notorious international outlaws of the past 25 years, accused of crimes that threatened Americans. NBC's Richard Greenberg tracked the alleged terrorist.
Award-winning filmmakers Brent and Craig Renaud take you through Chicago's toughest streets, where children grow up quickly and often die too soon.
Authorities say Monzer Al Kassar is one of the most notorious international outlaws of the past 25 years, accused of crimes that threatened Americans. NBC's Richard Greenberg tracked the alleged terrorist.
Dateline takes an unprecedented look at the emotional debate surrounding vaccines and autism and the doctor who started it all, who has been stripped of his medical license.
