Dateline NBC

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    spike65

    Fri Jul 18 2008

    I have seen it occasionally and enjoyed the reports they present. However if it on a topic I have no interest in, I switch channels.

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    littlehenry

    Thu Sep 14 2006

    Why don't these Dateline people just Molest these children themsleves and then get Matt Lauer to interview the beautiful pedophiles. What a disgrace last night. Just Awful. We need to protect our children from Dateline.

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    ideasware

    Tue Oct 25 2005

    Someone said this is investigative reporting? OMFG! Emptyheads, poorly imitating emotion, even more poorly mimicking intelligence, reading lines concocted by biased infotainment producers, and someone out there is buying that this is reportage? OMFG -- the end is near, indeed. Wake up, numbskulls!

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    msdonnarae

    Sat Aug 06 2005

    I believe that most Americans, millions of Americans, have completed stopped really listening to and/or watching the major news shows because of the irresponsible loss of objectivity. Most Americans do not trust a media form that thinks the masses need to be told how to think and very angry that the major news shows tried to dangerously influence OUR government. Two of the most dangerous human emotions are fear and hatethank God, the tactics of national media did not succeed in using these extremely negative human emotions to sway politics. The American people are getting too smart and not giving any trust to the national media anymoreThank God! All the major news shows are probably lying about the numbers watching to cover up the major loss of trust and respect for the medium.

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    tdubya71

    Sat Aug 14 2004

    They staged that stupid pickup fire.

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    classictvfan47

    Sun Jun 27 2004

    Boring and laughably biased to the left. Inferior computer graphics and no real sense of humor.

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    johnp263

    Mon Mar 29 2004

    Actually fair and balanced.

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    redoedo

    Tue Mar 02 2004

    Dateline NBC is quite informative and interesting most times, and Jane Pauley and Stone Phillips anchor it well. There's some good investigative reporting here which always makes for a decent show.

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    burt5a03

    Mon Feb 16 2004

    When dateline started it was excellent, but just like the rest of the followers, hardly anything original on t. v. anymore, all dateline did was take cout t.v.'s idea after they saw how successful it is, reinforces my principal of not watching t.v. in general, mostly commercials anyway. used to get t.v. free while people trying to sell there product via paying for ad's on t.v. Now we pay to watch t.v., advertisers still pay, and very few minutes of actual program--in my opnion, and many people I know it is just another supposedly legal scam-- no wonder people get discusted with the television programing. I and many peopel refuse to buy anything that is advertised on t.v. I would hope the brain trust of t.v in general, will wake up some day.

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    sunglazd

    Thu Jul 17 2003

    ALWAYS watch Dateline! It is a never miss in this household. Interesting stories, fantastic interviews, just an all around great newsmagazine.

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    mj_g_paoni

    Sat May 31 2003

    Re: Typic #1: Friday 5/30/03 Dateline story on the young black man accused of murder (Sterling was his first name). That young man got shafted by everyone. In the very beginning the defense attorney that did not enter the evidence to prove him innocent and the present prosecuter (whose father was the sheriff at the time of the murder) made a deal to release him if he would plead guilty to the crime. It seems that the police in that county/state did not follow simple police procedures in the case. Even when the private investigator and the two other attorneys found evidence that would prove he didn't commit the murders; the judge did not allow it to be presented even after the North Carolina Supreme court ruled otherwise. That man has suffered long enough for something he apparently did not do. Where was the NAACP and Jesse Jackson to help Sterling when he needed the help? It took 3 white people to do the research and to track down the red haired, white childhood friend of the yo... Read more

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    reenyf4b

    Fri Mar 07 2003

    I really enjoy dateline, it is informative, emotional and entertaining. Journalism at its' finest.

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    snickerfritz04

    Mon Jan 27 2003

    Virtually everything Dateline features is taken from court tv, what ever happened to originality and being the first to break the story (obviously something dateline knows nothing about). Everyone if youre looking for news that is original and thought provoking, I suggest you tune into Primetime Thursday on ABC Thurs night @ 10 pm

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    dian_watkins

    Sun Jan 19 2003

    I watch Dateline regularly and enjoy it very much. There is an article in the Bakersfield Californian today about the murder of the Assistant D.A. It is most interesting and I believe would be noteworthy for your program. It has to do with the possible cover-ups by gay people in high places to protect their lifestyles.

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    tracikay74

    Sat Jan 18 2003

    The piece on movers last night was astounding! Something needs to be done about them. My husband and I moved last year but we did not have any trouble with our movers. I believe these are the reasons why we did not have problems - it was a local move, not long distance. We moved most of our belongings ourselves and used the movers only for our furniture. I hope we don't move again but if we do, I will remember this piece and have a gun ready for any mover that tries to pull a fast one on us.

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    gail_knowles

    Mon Dec 30 2002

    The recent story on Benny Hinn Ministries creates nothing but bias media trying having nothing better to do than bash ministries that are helping people.

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    hotbabie12701

    Sun Jul 14 2002

    i love to watch the show but i usually see if there is a good story on it...if it's a topic that bores me then i skip it..

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    whitedevil311

    Wed Mar 20 2002

    Really cool stories and I never get tired of Stone Phillips.

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    txcaj925

    Fri Jun 22 2001

    At last a show that tells the truth and complete reports on subjects of interest to all.

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    katsuki951

    Fri Apr 20 2001

    The piece with Suzanne Summers. She was having a regular check up. Because her sister had cancer they gave her a new ultrasound and found cancer. At the end of the piece it said, "if the cancer was not found in a year it might have been too late". That doesn't say much about her mammogram. If she wasn't an wealthy person or if she was a regular jane doe..there would have been no new ultrasound and the next year at her mammogram the news would have been CANCER and it is a late detection. I didn't find the news piece helpful. I feel like a regular mammogram isn't helping most women. Can you do a follow up and help with this issue.

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    callmetootie

    Thu Apr 05 2001

    Dateline NBC has changed so greatly over the years, and Jane Pauley and Stone Philips recieve full credit. They don't just sit around and talk about politics. No, they go out into the world and talk to these people, and prove that the stories are real. See, when you watch 60 minutes, they don't prove it to you, they just tell you this, saying this and that, but can you belive it?

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    cntrygalkel

    Wed Apr 04 2001

    I am writing to comment on your show from April 3, 2001 about the Mail Sexual Harassment that went on at Long Prairie Packing Co. I use to work there and frankly was very disapointed in the show. I believe (know) that there is much more to this story than what you report last night. It only aired for 13 minutes. You can't even begin to tell the story about that place in 13 minutes. I know this was taped over a year ago. I have been waiting ever since to see it aired. I had almost given up. I was hoping that the reason it had not aired was that you had someone in the plant undercover getting tape of the violating going on. Believe me it still goes on. I don't care what they say. And it wasn't just in the plant. I worked in the office and the environment was just as hostile there. I am hoping that you will do a follow up to this story and tell alot more of what really goes on there and the parts the Management played in ALL of it! KN

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    karenj

    Wed Apr 04 2001

    I watched your show last night on the Continental passenger that broke the gate agents neck. I am very disappointed at the jury's decision to acquit Mr Davis. I am a gate agent. The job becomes less tolerable all the time, but that is what it is, A JOB!!! We don't make the rules, overbook the flights or set the fares. We are just doing our job. Should we expect to have our necks broken for it? One of the Jurors said it should send us a message about how we treat our passengers. Just exactly what is it they think they have purchased when they buy an Airline ticket? Our souls, perhaps? How do they expect flights to go on time and everything run smoothly if we have to cater to each and every persons little whim. How will they continue to get their cheap fares if we had that kind of staffing?I can't imagine any other group of Customer relations employees that take more abuse than gate agents, for so little pay. Now with this courts decision we can expect to be body slammed any time the pub... Read more

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    barbara_brinkley

    Tue Apr 03 2001

    Tuesday, April 3,2001 show. John Davies case. I was surprised that there was no mention of the child removed from theparent. To me that is all either the father or mother needed to take whatever action necessary to get to the child. The idea that the parents were not allowed to go down the ramp to get the child is to me out of the question. If it had been me there the case would have been the mother hurting the airline employee. The father would probably not have had a chance to get involved. I wonder if the airline employee has children- I suspect not. Barbara Brinkley/Texas

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    kimann

    Mon Apr 02 2001

    After watching tonight's issue on teenage girls being drugged with GHB in the nation's first death trial of the Date Drrug, I was mortified to see each child involved take the stand and apologize for poor judgement but never once were the parents asked to testify on their poor judgement. What mother allows her 14 year old daughter to go joy riding with two 16 and 17 year old boys and does not follow up when the child has not returned home at 3 in the morning. The children admitted asking for the liquor and pot. Where have the parents been all this time while their children were using and abusing. It took the death of one child and the near death of a second for anyone to take note of teen drug use??? How terrible!

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    sandra2546

    Thu Mar 29 2001

    After watching the Bill Moyers' Report on PBS and being aware that all issues were not covered, I would like to see Dateline do a segment on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity which is a disease caused by the body developing allergic like responses to chemicals we come in contact with everyday--like fragrance, deoterants, fabric softners, pesticides, fertilizers, food additives, copy machines, etc. 18 months ago, I was forced to give up my job as a teacher after 20 years of teaching because I began to react to textbooks, cleaners, perfumes, carpet, magic markers, gas heat, pesticides. I was diagnosed with MCS. I had never heard of this disease and was dumbfounded when I found there was no cure, only avoidance of all chemicals. I am now homebound because getting out is taking a chance on having a reaction. The thing that really bothers me is that more and more chemicals and chemical combinations are being added to products people use everyday. This problem is increasing and something sh... Read more

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    cityofangels

    Wed Mar 21 2001

    I viewed your March 20th report on the little one year old found frozen in the snow by her mother. The story was good, however when it was over I could not help but wonder why you did not cap on the part where the police took the mother to the station for a grueling four hours of interegation, when her child needed her at the hospital. This kind of crap goes on everyday in this country. People are assumed and treated guilty first and formost. Later if all checks out, then they are treated innocent. If the police thought the mother might of tried to harm her child, it was just their thought #1, #2 they could have assumed the best and spoke w/mom at the hospital inbetween mom being there for her child. What has happened to this country? We are now conditioned to think automatically the worst of someone, sometimes we don't even think an apology is necessary when we find one has jumped to conclusions, its "just our job" or "how it is". Then we wonder once again what is happening wi... Read more

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    jaylene

    Fri Mar 09 2001

    I think you have the best show on tv, It gives people a chance to know whats going on in the world and it explains every little detail,unlike other shows,I hope it stays on tv for a long time.I also like how you involve your viewers in with the story and you can go on the computer and give comments!

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    diverjc

    Tue Mar 06 2001

    Night before last, I witnessed one of the most shameful anti-American, anti-Constitutional programs I have witnessed in some time. Dateline NBC presented this disgraceful attempt to undermine one of America's most precious freedoms granted under the Second Amendment of our Constitution. Liberal NBC personality Maria Shriver hosted the Dateline "In the Line Of Fire" special. The program covered the deaths of 35 Americans killed by other people or themselves - using firearms. It was termed; " Gun violence against young people in America". I guess a middle-aged merchant shot by a thug in defense of his store didn't rate any importance to Shriver or NBC. This classic anti-American gun rights diatribe predictably avoided ANY responsibility of these tragedies - over half of them, cold-blooded murders - to the murderer himself. [Where have we seen this conduct before] Emblematic of the catchy leftist phrases constantly used was - "a gun ruined it all". -- "a life forever altered by a gun". ... Read more

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    nancyp

    Mon Mar 05 2001

    The Dateline program that aired March 4, 2001. Maria Schriver, commentator. The young man killed by the attempted robery that he was going to commit. You stated he was shot and killed by the store owner and that he was "victim number __". He was not a victim, he was a person out to take someone's life and money. The store worker should be praised for standing up against the robber. Maybe if more of the clerks and owners were armed, their would be less roberies. The real victims, innocent children shot were very sad. The person(s) responsible, the parents should be prosicuted, for child neglect and indangerment. When I was growing up we always had a loaded gun in our house. We were taught not to touch it and also taught to respect it and what it would do if misshandled. Our children grew up in the same manner. I am a active hunter with a gun and bow. They are not as dangerous as the vehicles that we drive. If you checked the statistics on how many innocent children are kill... Read more

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    islascanarias

    Fri Mar 02 2001

    I am writing in response to your program aired 3/2/01, in which you discuss the canine breed: Presa Canario. Until this awful incident occurred, I was unaware that this breed is available in the US. My family is from the Canary Islands, where this breed originates and we have always had them in our lives. Your piece should have included research on the origins of this breed, the country they originate from, and the experiences people in that country have lived with. This dog is known in the Canary Islands for its beauty, loyalty, good/playful nature and usefulness. We have grown up from infancy near these fabulous creatures & we have never had a vicious experience like the one you describe in your piece. On the other hand, your piece adequately touched on owner's responsibilities and influences. This is undoubtedly where the responsibilities for any dog's behavior belongs. Much as with children, we are the ones who create fears, insecurities, aggressive impulses, etc. It is a shame to ... Read more

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    maizie

    Tue Feb 27 2001

    Dateline took a giant step backwards on it's story regarding bulls (2-25-01)and that includes the pathetic Australian cowboy who commented that bulls in rodeos (they buck because of a rope tied around their genital area) like doing their job and going home at the end of the day--how incredibly absurd to project that an animal enjoys pain and suffering! as for the rest of the bull, it's a way of life in Spain and elsewhere to stab, torture, tease and frighten bulls, but basically if left alone they tend to be on the quiet side--what a revelation! it never ceases to amaze and anger me the incredible gall and liberties that humans assume over animals--and for what?...explotation, entertainment, food, and ego trips. The biggest paradox however is in the next breath and segment, a debate to see if our government will allow the use of fetuses for very promising stem cell research, particualary with Parkinsons disease--a method that does not cause any harm or suffering to humans or animals-... Read more

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    suzanne_w_cleveland

    Thu Feb 08 2001

    This is without a doubt the best show on television! I love the real life stories and the talented way they are communicated to the world. Thanks you for giving me something on tv to watch that isn't a dumb sitcom :) Suzanne Cleveland

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    oemastiff

    Tue Feb 06 2001

    As an owner and lover of the Old English Mastiff breed, I want to thank you for your coverage of the horrible killing in San Francisco of the young woman by the Presa Canario dog. Too many journalists have jumped the gun and named our beloved breed in this tragedy, without doing their research. The English Mastiff is a guardian, yes, but not an attack dog...there is a big difference. No breed should be singled out for blame when it is the owners who should be held responsible!

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    tamijoshine

    Tue Feb 06 2001

    If anyone should be at fault it should be the management company who runs Vail. I skied Vail last week and was shocked by the number of skiers going too fast and/or skiing to close to me. As a matter of fact, I was skiing on the very same intermediate slope that your story's accident occurred on and was knocked down by an out of control skier coming from the expert part of the run. Not only did he knock me down, but he was so out of control he couldn't and didn't stop. Fortunately, I was not injured. My husband saw the collision and yelled to the skier to watch where he was going. How many deaths/accidents have to occur before Vail decides to do something about it? The accident in your story occured more than three years ago...and as of 5 days ago, similar situations are still occurring. If anyone's to blame it should be Vail management. More things should be done to police the slopes. Like driving, skiing should be policed and people should be fined/punished according to ... Read more

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    pharaway

    Tue Feb 06 2001

    I just wanted to say I think you did a great job on the piece last night (2-05-01) on the dog attack in SanFransisco. As a MASTIFF owner there has been some confustion on the breed that did the killing and I think you set the story straight on that. Keep up the good work!! Karen

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    spicewood

    Tue Feb 06 2001

    The information you shared on the segment on the Monday night show about the dog attacks in SF was very informative. It did not single out a breed of dog which is very important. Because its not the breed of dog its the fact that people are the reason for the things that happen in these situations. I would like you to do a show on how these sorts of people can and should be dealt with in these situations.thank you

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    bryanheather

    Tue Feb 06 2001

    The information you shared on the segment on the Monday night show about the dog attacks in SF was very informative. It did not single out a breed of dog which is very important. Because its not the breed of dog that the problems are from its the people that are raising and training them to do these things. It would be nice to have a show on how to responsibly buy a dog from a reputable breeder and how to raise and train your puppy/dog to be a canine good citizen.I think proper education is the key and you are on to a good start. Blaming a certain dog breed/breeds is not solving anything but educating will.

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    lindabc2

    Sun Feb 04 2001

    I HAD TO WRITE TO TELL YOU HOW DISSAPPOINTED I WAS IN THE SEGMENT ON SUNDAY, 2-4-01 IN REGARDS TO THE BABY CRIB SHEETS. I CANNOT BELIEVE YOU USED YOUR SHOW TO ADVERTISE FOR A MAGAZINE. I WAS WATCHING CLOSELY TO FIND OUT THE BRANDS OF SHEETS TO STAY AWAY FROM AS WELL AS THE BRAND TO BUY. ONLY TO BE INFORMED I COULD FIND THIS VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN A MAGAZINE! IT SO HAPPENS I WASN'T INTERESTED FOR MYSELF AS MY CHILDREN ARE GROWN, BUT FOR MY SISTER AND HER BABY. I DO WATCH AND ENJOY YOUR SHOW ON A REGULAR BASIS, AND WAS SO TAKEN BACK BY THIS. PLEASE IF YOU ARE GOING TO AIR AN INFORMATIVE STORY, FINISH IT!!! SINCERELY, LINDA

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    angel01

    Sun Feb 04 2001

    I AM EXTREMELY DISAPOINTED IN THE WAY YOUR SHOW HAS REPRESENTED THE TEEN POPULATION IN ITS LATEST REPORTS. ALL YOUR PROGRAM HAS SHOWN THE AMERICAN PUBLIC IS THAT TEENS ARE TAKING DRUGS, GOING TO HUGE RAVES, AND HAVING SEX WITH EACH OTHER. YOU ALWAYS SAY "DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR KIDS ARE DOING?" YOU HAVE A MINIMAL NUMBER OF TEENS ON YOUR SHOW WHO TELL YOU THEIR HORROR STORIES OF DRUG ABUSE, AND GETTING PREGNANT AT 15 YEARS OLD. SINCE WHEN DOES THIS MEAN THAT EVERY TEEN IN AMERICA DOES THE SAME THING. MY MOTHER NO LONGER ALLOWS ME TO HANG-OUT WITH MY FRIENDS FROM SCHOOL BECAUSE SHE SAW THESE SHOWS. WHY DON'T YOU HAVE A WORTH-WHILE SHOW ABOUT THOSE TEENS WHO ARE MAKING THE GRADES FOR IVY-LEAGUE SCHOOLS, WAITING TO HAVE SEX WHEN THEY ARE MARRIED, AND HAVE NEVER HAD ANY CONTACT WITH DRUGS OR ALCOHOL, BECAUSE THEY'RE TOO SMART TO SCREW UP THEIR LIVES LIKE THAT!! MY SISTER IS ONE OF THESE NON-SCREWED UP TEENS. IT IS AN OUTRAGE THAT YOU DON'T HAVE SHOWS ABOUT TEEN VICTIMS. WHAT ABOUT THOSE TEENS... Read more

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    islandgirl263

    Wed Jan 31 2001

    I am sending feedback on 1/30/01 Dateline. As usual I think your show is great. My commment is not about the show itself but about the young man who was convicted of skiing out of control. I would like to send my condolences to the woman who lost her loved one. However, I cannot believe that someone wsa charged with a skiing crime!!!! What wlse will the blooksucking lawyers in our country do to get their hooks in people and get their money. And...what in the heck is our country coming too anyways????? My God...there are children starving to death, getting beaten , molested, neglected all over the USA tonight. Not to mention, killers, rapists, theives etc are at it also. These preditors get off in our judicial system for these wicked crimes every day...and you are telling me that this young man was convicted of skiing out of control????? WHAT A JOKE!!!! Whoever charged him with this crime should be ashamed of themselves. What a waste of our courts time and of the viewers t... Read more

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    theqwlzr

    Wed Jan 31 2001

    I just watched you segment on Nathan Hall. I am amazed that the State of Colorado has decided to ruin this young mans life. Every piece of the prosecutions evidence, was taylor made to railroad this boy. I have been skiing for 28 years, and for the past 15 years I have been working in the ski business. There are two basic rules that EVERYONE involved in operating a ski srea agree upon. 1. Most people either ski or snowboard out of control, and 2. Everyone lies about his or her ability.I once had an out of control skiier, fly past the chairlift loading area,go completely off the run, and run into the snowmobile that I was sitting on.If I had been injured would she have been liable? More people than you care to know about,not only have one beer but get very drunk and then go skiing.Almost every ski area in the world has an advanced run that merges with a less advanced run.Every ski area in the world has snow conditions that vary from powder to ice at any given time,on any given run, eve... Read more

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    tom_s960

    Wed Jan 31 2001

    Dear Dateline, I watched you segment about unsafe skiing and Nathan Hall. It was a fantastic segment. Nathan and other people who do not ski in control are a MAJOR risk to anybody and everybody on the slopes. The guilty verdict says that yes, human lives do mean something and your are responsible for your actions. I have had more than 6 incidents where I have seen an out of control/unsafe skier take out/crash into unsuspecting Novice, Intermediate and yes, Expert skiers. My girlfriend of 5 years was skiing on a blue run at a nice pace and an out of control snow boarder hit her from behind at about 25-30 miles per hour. He knocked her 5 feet in the air, he did not stop, he did not yell, he did not try and fall to prevent the collision. She luckly landed in soft snow and was not injured badly. The snowboarder that collided with her ended up 50 feet down the run on his back with one ski of her skies in each hand, laughing. He did not see anything wrong with what he had done. I have s... Read more

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    phoenix

    Wed Jan 31 2001

    What a tragic story Jan 30. Where's the justice in convicting Nathan of Criminal Negligent Homicide for an accident, very tragic but none the less an ACCIDENT? Where was the jury when the testimony was given? Did they listen to the evidence or did they want to send a message to all the reckless skiers on the slope. How were they allowed to hear a tape that should have been inadmissible? How did they weigh their decision so heavily on that tape? Nathan had a serious head injury, may have been given pain killers,did not have his rights read to him, was taped without his knowledge. Does it sound reasonable to convict a man that probably was not clearminded when he spoke and that the tape was not complete? Obviously a serious head injury was sustained and things get scrambled. He sounded coherent and knew what he was saying? Did he know that the officer was taping him and clearly gathering evidence to try a criminal case? Did the officer set the tape in plain view and say "Tell me Nathan,... Read more

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    curlyfriez89

    Wed Jan 31 2001

    Its ok but it could be more exciting like E.T!

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    amethyst1995

    Tue Jan 30 2001

    I think Dateline NBC is a very informative and entertaining show. I look forward to each new topic that they come out with. My favorite topics are the one that show people over coming tough situations that happen in their lives.

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    cheryl_nelson

    Tue Jan 30 2001

    The topic for tonight was great, but i was very disappointed in the outcome. I think the skier was very, very innocent. Weren't we all told as toddlers that "accidents happen"!!! Maybe the victim shouldn't have been at the top of the mountain, he was only a beginner. Every skier is suppose to be alert of whats around them at all times. VERY bad decision by the jury, it could have been one of them!

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    smartbarbie

    Tue Jan 30 2001

    Dear Jane and Stone, After watching your report on 5MPH crash data this evening, I felt compelled to comment. Although your data was informative, it was prohibitively biased and unscientific. Yes, the test in question was a good indicator of minor auto body damage, however, you failed to educate the viewing audience that these same cars may exhibit the exact opposite results under conditions greater than 35MPH. Your report was misleading, focused solely on the low speed test, without any correlation or indication on higher speed crashes, which could involve signficant loss of life. It is information like this that can lead the average consumer to consider this a major buying factor when purchasing a car and can sway the auto manufacturer to abandon safety for the sake of a televised, insignificant 5MPH crash. In the future, I hope that you can include the whole picture before misleading your viewing audience. Kind Regards, Barbara McGrath

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    skater58

    Tue Jan 30 2001

    AFTER WATCHING THE SEGMENT ABOUT THE SKIER CHARGED GUILTY I FELT THE NEED TO WRITE MY OPINION. THE SKIER WAS NOT DRUNK OR ALTERED IN ANY WAY. THERE IS NO SPEED LIMIT FOR SKIERS. THERE WAS NO INTENT TO INJURE OR KILL ANOTHER HUMAN BEING. THIS YOUNG MAN WAS AN AVID SKIER WHO LOST CONTROL DUE TO THE CONDITIONS OF THE TERRAIN...WHY ON EARTH IS HE BEING CONVICTED OF NEGLIGENCE IN A HOMICIDE CASE? I DO NOT SKI, HOWEVER, I PARTICIPATE IN 2 ACTIVITIES WHICH I TRAVEL APPROX. 30 MILES AN HOUR...IF I LOST CONTROL RIDING MY BICYCLE OR INLINE SKATING...AND CAUSED THE DEATH OF ANOTHER HUMAN BEING...I WOULD NOT ACCEPT BEING HELD RESPONSIBLE. IF A CAR TRAVELING SUDDENLY LOST A WHEEL AND THE CAR WENT OUT OF CONTROL...KILLING ANOTHER HUMAN BEING...WOULD I BE GUILTY OF HOMICIDE? THIS WAS AN UNFORTUNATE AND TERRIBLE LOSS OF A LIFE, HOWEVER, TO HOLD THIS YOUNG MAN RESPONSIBLE SO THAT THE LOVED ONES OF THE DECEASED COULD HAVE SOME CLOSURE...SEEMS ALMOST TOO RIDICULOUS TO BE TRUE. THIS SEGMENT REALLY ... Read more

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