she had phone conversations with shelly meyer. shelly meyer said she had to tell urban meyer.ourtney said then please tell urban meyer. ultimately nothing happened. zach remained on the staff. she told me why she decided to come forward she left zach in 2015, officially separated in november, divorce was granted in 2016. she taught the ambiguous and harassment would shop when she left him. it did not it escalated. >> when did urban meyer then know about this and why didn't he do anything at the time? do you have an answer to that? >> i don't know specifically when he knew about it. i know the text messages were from 2015. he was investigated for domestic violence on october 25th, october 26th of 2015. also another charge on november 9th. it was in that period. also zach smith's attorney contacted courtney's attorney in early november and asked him how bad it is. her attorney said it's bad. i'm very confident in that time frame and based on the text messages i saw, urban was first aware of these domestic violence allegations sometime in the month of november 2015. >> wow. and k

shelly, they could never get past the fact of jerusalem becoming the capital. now it's off the table. there's nothing to negotiate. but they'll get something very good. it's their term next. see what happens. it's very interesting. i've heard that's the toughest deal of all deals. that's called peace between israel and the palestinians. they say that's the toughest of all deals. we'll see what happens. instead of apologize, that's what we're doing, is winning. instead of apologizing for america we're standing up for america, we're standing up for the heros who defend our country. to continue this incredible success, we must elect republicans, we must elect patrick morrissey, we need him. we need patrick. so get your friends, your neighbors, your co-workers, your family members, get the people that love our country and get out to vote. we need his vote so badly. we need his energy. you're going to see, he has energy. loyal citizens like you help build this country. together we're taking back our country. returning power to where it belongs to the american people

shelly: apple was pretty successful this quarter.t wasn't necessarily that they it waslling more phones, that they were charging higher prices for those funds. the services business also did well. things like the smart watches and home products also did well. but the real differentiating factor, what really drove the quarter was these higher prices for these devices. anna: the pricing was part of the story then? tim cook was asked about tray concerns. he says he is not worried about the first wave of tariffs. he is going to be doing some work on it and telling the government what he thinks. extensive, supply chain are you surprised he is not more surprised about the tariff story? shelly: i think people are really waiting to see what tim cook was going to say. he had already spoken out against tariffs. that was not a surprise for anybody. i think people are still waiting to see tangibly how it will affect business. tim cook said today it didn't really affect the business yet. they are keeping an eye on it. that is because china repres

courtney smith says she told coach meyer's wife shelly about the abuse. >> i told shelly. i sent her some pictures. i spoke to her on the phone. she was going to have to tell urban. i said that is fine. you should tell him. >> did she come back to you and tell you that she did tell urban? >> she did not. she did not. she would reach out to me, ask me how i'm doing, tell me she was worried that if i needed anything she was there, asked me if i had a protective order. >> reporter: college football fans reacting to the news. >> the issue goes beyond sports. it's not just about football. >> reporter: coach meyer issued a statement that reads in part i agree that being on leave during this inquiry will facilitate its completion. i eagerly look forward to the resolution of this matter. he addressed the charges last week after the firing of the assistant coach. >> i was never told about anything. i never had a conversation about it. so i know nothing about it. >> all these people have all this information yet urban meyer somehow doesn't know about this? i find that impossible to

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smith says she also shared these photos with meyer's wife shelly. nbc news has not verified those messages. >> she said she was going to have to tell irvin. i said that's fine, you know. you should tell irvin. >> reporter: meyer who fired smith last week -- >> i was never told about anything. >> reporter: -- says in a statement i agree that being on leave during this inquiry will facilitate its completion. zack smith's attorney says he wants to be as transparent and honest assmit has not been a crime. under meyer's $7.6 million a year contract he's required to report any violation of ohio state sexual misconduct policy. failure to do so could cost him his job. facing a blitz of pressure ohio state's football coach side lined. miguel almagar, nbc news. >>> for the third straight season the defending national champions alabama crimson tide will begin the 2018 football campaign on top. followed by clemson, ohio state as you saw there, and georgia and oklahoma rounding out the top five. a quick look at the top ten with washington, wisconsin, miami, penn

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. >> reporter: country music star shelly wright takes the stage tonight.orrow there's going to be a silent disco party. eddy money takes the stage on saturday. there's an indian independence day celebration happening the same night. a lot to look forward to here at the county fair. live in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> well, drone view 7 shows you the newly completed rooftop park at the new transbay transit center. preparations are under way for a block party in san francisco to mark the opening. >> that will happen saturday night on august 11th. but today, abc 7 news got a sneak peek. >> and so the plaza, the children's play area. >> reporter: for a lucky group of neighbors and commuters walking through the sales force transit center's rooftop park was like taking a stroll around california, passing trees and plants from every corner of the state and beyond. >> these are the mexican fan plants. >> reporter: it hits on roughly five acres, 70 feet above the sidewalks below. designers staggered the trees and plants to create shifting focus. >> we w

. >> shelly w fitzgeral placed on administrative leave from roncalli high school after someone got a hold of her marriage license and turned it in in to an administrator. once word reached the archbishop she was given ae cho resign or dissolve her marriage. the school put out a statement on facebook withtt their w expectations. fitzgerald said she is staying positive and wants to be a catalyst for change. >>> new developments following a fatal encounter in florida that reignited the debate over the stand your ground law. what started as an argument in a convenience store parking lot quickly escalated and ended with an unarmed man who was de. 48-year-old michael drejka pulled the trigger, attempted to use the standd your gro as a defense. after an investigation, he is now facing manslaughter charges. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: michael drejka is in jail charged withns ughter. he's seen in this surveillance video last month shooting marquise mtocglo >> i've been in i guess a daze because that was my baby. so today when i heard that he was getgeng ch i guess i cou

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shelly: absolutely. this is such a competitive market for a company like xiaomi.they competing on phone fronts, but a lot of these reallyompanies, they are fighting into xiaomi's success already. one thing xiaomi does have going for it is its continued success in india, so definitely, investors will be looking to see is this continued success? how are you doing? and also in europe as xiaomi goes to sell their higher-end phones in europe. anna: thanks for the update. we will look for the updates as they break later on. shelly banjo. let's check on what is trending across the bloomberg universe on tictoc on twitter. the biggest u.s. bank is joining an escalating battle. jpmorgan is planning to roll out the mobile app next week that includes free research and some free trading. we saw that having stocks in the brokerage business. the chiefcording to negotiator, shall barnier, who says talks are entering final stages. a lot of ground to cover. when is the deadline? our most read stories on the bloomberg terminal, the resilient real slumps -- brazil real slumps. day.'s

for more on the report, i've been speaking to shelly culbertson, senior policy researcher for the randt was a breakthrough on what they wanted to happen in the automobile industry. —— central to this agreement. in order to be free of tariffs, they agreed they would largely have to be produced in the region — 70% of components had to be produced in the us and mexico. and 40% of those components had to be made by workers who are earning more than $16 an hour. so this was really a victory for president trump because he's been trying to keep labour in the united states and stop the kind of flow of companies to mexico in search of cheaper labour there. and the united states also compromised to getting rid of a key demand which was to have the deal renegotiated every five years. that was something that mexico and canada did not want. they didn't think it would lead to a proper kind of future for businesses to plan their investments et cetera. and so that was the agreement that the united states and mexico reached. now, as you rightly pointed out, canada is stilljust getting into talks this w

. >> reporter: shelly barnes also stayed, but not to protect her property. she was afraid the power would go off. >> we're on a well. so animals would start dying without water. and we weren't going to let that happen. >> reporter: her ables, three horses and there, an 800 pound pig called mouse. love that pig. you'll recall that yesterday there was this very thick inversion layer hanging over lake county. today, that inversion layer, that haze and smoke does not seem to be as bad. but this afternoon i've noticed that that strong afternoon wind is starting to pick up, a wind that fuels those flames. so perhaps another challenging night for firefighters here. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> thank you, vic. that's the last thing firefighters want is more wind. >>> to the fire in and around redding, state officials say all 60 reported missing in the fire zone have been located. people there are also starting to return home even though the fire is 35% contained. >>> it's now scorched 115,000 acres. that is the size of the city of san jose. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas

rishaad: thank you very much, shelly. let us go back to kyle, in beijing.ple's latest earnings? >> at sign was interesting with regards to the growth we did see particularly in the earnings per share, big expectations. that was because the operating margins held that he, but the higher price and demand for those phones, the interesting thing was that the actual sales figures were rather flat for the iphone. i went backwards in terms of sales of the mark, showing -- sales of the mac computer, showing that the company is going through changes, seeing increased competition in the space of the smartphone. you just talked about huawei then, and other companies, which are saturating the market. growth prospect coming from apple in terms of their traditional business model in terms of the computer and the phones, but we are seeing growth in other areas of business, located around servicing -- the service side of their product offering. so that was what really came out to me, that was interesting. the other thing is what we alluded to in terms of the forecast going

shelly culbertson is the senior policy researcher for the rand think—tank.uch for being with us. what is your view now in terms of how the international community should respond to this latest un report? so i think this was a great step forward. the report was very direct in explaining what happened and recommended prosecution by the international criminal court. at the same time it is also really important to not focus solely on that but to keep an eye on what this is about, the million people who are displaced by this... these atrocities over the last year and finding ways to enable them to get home or to settle into bangladesh and nepal. so while the prosecution isa and nepal. so while the prosecution is a really important step, other steps including working on a political solution so that people can go home, and then also enabling bangladesh to help these people integrate are going to remain very important, since it is very likely the negotiations could drag on for a long time and a big risk that many of the rohingya people could remain in bangladesh for

our asian tech reporter shelly banjo, thank you. seeks to draw investors to chinese biotech. we will discuss the potential with the man behind china biofarma, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i am ramy inocencio in new york. yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. a real change in hong kong. incentives and investment in cutting edge innovation reshaping the biotech landscape in china and beyond. our next guest just launched a china biofarma etf. they launched and created this index. this etf now tracks 28 companies, including two reason listings. china's recent vaccine scandal and a host of reforms, is now the right time to invest? let's ask loncar investments' ceo brad loncar from kansas city. thank you for joining us. we talk about the regulatory changes. factors are favorable for the biotech space. development stage is a high risk and high reward type of situation. certainly not a lot of investors will be -- i guess we'll have the stomach to get into this space. who do you think will be interested

shelly: people are wondering where apple is going to get more profitability.or their core product, the phones. they are going into these higher profit margins like licensing deals and things like that. maybe that is where the future is for apple. rishaad: thank you very much, indeed. let's get back to arnould. -- arnoult. what do you make of this? it is going to be one of those nudges up there and back down again. what is the deal? arnout: i don't think so. apple is doing well, but it is reaching saturation and its gadgets and not have to be driven by services. you are in a garden, there is no escape from the apple once you have the iphone. you have to subscribe to this number of gigabytes for months and everything you do will be at the price, that is clearly where they are going. that will still be a nice growth pile -- profile just like microsoft has had for the past 10 years. as much as they hate it, they have to use microsoft office and they will pay for it, so they are going to a subscriber model. rishaad: perhaps that should turn things around for them.

off without her, we never should have had her in there, i heard amanda carpenter say, mayor mary shelly wrote this once frankenstein, if you create a monster, evenly it will turn on you. liz: that is quite harsh, she is not a harsh. >> i would rather have oral surgery than watch a reality show. liz: switching gears, pentagon officials trying to verify whether remains of u.s. soldiers are really our soldiers, in white house briefing, officials assuring that they are moving to identify the 55 boxes of remains. >> we would characterize the preservation of the premains as moderate to poor, as a general considering, however. what our lab specializes in is making identifications in circumstances where you have very little to work with. and so, i am confident that we're going to do well with the remains in this these 55 boxes overcoming months and maybe next several years. liz: you worked on this campaign, you know what it means to be a patriot, to listen to our soldiers and families who business these remains back -- who want these remains back, your take on how much this means to white house

. >> with shelly knowing everything was going on and saying she would have to tell urban, do you think knows about all of this? >> i believe he does. >>. >> did he ever directly talk to you about what was going on in your marriage? >> not the abuse. he never spoke to me about the physical abuse, but he made a couple comments to me and we had a couple conversations, very brief. how are you doing? is everything okay? urb urban meyer says he didn't know about it. he said "being on leave" will allow him to facilitate it's completion. this allows the team to conduct their training camp without distraction. he says once smith gets his chance to tell his side, it will be corroborated by police. coach myer has a $38.1 million payout. the buckeyes are opening their season against oregon state on august 31st. >> the woman that shot the video from inside of what is about to be the crash, joins us next with her incredible story of survival. >> leacher report update brought to you by ford. going further so you can. sales t and now is the best time to buy. man: (on tablet) preparing classic campfire

i told shelly, i sent her some pictures. you spoke to her on the phone. she was going to have to tell irvin. i said that's fine. you should tell irvin. >> did she ever come back to you and tell you that she did tell irvin? >> she did not. she did not. she would reach out to me, ask me how i'm doing, tell me she was worried, you know, that if i needed anything she was there, asked me if i had gotten a protective order. >> reporter: college football fans reacting to the news. >> this goes behind sports. it's not just about football. it's about doing what's right. >> coach meyer issued a statement through the university that reads in part, i agree that being on leave during this inquiry will facilitate its completion. i eagerly look forward to the resolution of this matter. he also addressed the charges last week after the firing of the assistant coach. >> i was never told about anything, never anything came to light. i never had any conversation about it, so i know nothing about that. >> reporter: all these people have all this information, yet irvin meyer

shelly hancock, there is a bathroom close by, do you think they should just use it? yes.o go use one now." at sfo, terisa estacio kron four news (grant) an apartment fire has turned into an arson investigation in antioch... the first fire started at about 3:30 this morning on g street between 16th and 17th. firefighters responded to a car fire that spread toward an apartment unit... that fire almost trapped two people inside. and while they were working this fire, they received a report of a fire less than a half mile away. in that case, it was a pick truck fire.... that also started in the wheel well-- similar to the car fire.... officers believe the two fires may be linked and both are considered suspicious. (vicki) it has now been more than 2 years since the murder of alex goodwin jr. berkeley city officials have offered thousands of dollars in reward money for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the shooting death of the 22- year-old man. the shooting happened at around 11 p-m on august 19th 20-16 on burnett and mabal streets. when officers arrived on t

before flrt 2015, smith said she texting photos of her bruised and bloodied body to meyers' wife shellywrote back, just want you to be safe. do you have a restraining order? he scares me. >> she said she would have to tell urban. i said, that's fine. you know? you should tell urban. >> reporter: and the reporter who broke the story says she shared her abuse with the wives of multiple members of meyers' staff. >> able to prove urban meyer knew about the domestic violence incident in 2015. >> and zach smith has never been charged and his attorney says he wants to set the record straight in court. don't be surprised when it's corroborated by every police who ever responded to ms. smith's calls. last month a judge granted courtney smith a restraining order for domestic violence protection. meyer addressed this last week after smith was fired. >> i was never told about anything. never anything that came to light. i never had a conversation about it. so i know nothing about that. >> reporter: in a statement, meyer said i agree being on leave during this injury will facilitate its completion.

she loves your state, shelly moore capito.ongressman david mckinley, alex mooney and evan jenkins. and then, you put up one hell of a fight. interstate gop chairwoman melanie bought her. melanie. [cheers and applause] thank you, melody. also with us is a tremendous senator, somebody that has helped us through our agenda, which is make america great again pretty much. [cheers and applause] we have a lot of different names. if you see promises made, promises kept, they are copying it now the democrats. they are copying it now. promises made, promises kept. they are copying it. what are you going to do? this is a man that makes a promise that is 100% good. he has tremendous and done so much. he is from a place called colorado. and he is helping to lead our campaign to elect more senate republicans like the man we are going to elect in west virginia, corey gardner. thank you, corey. great job. doing a great job, thank you. and we are thrilled to be joined by the next house members for west virginia's third congressional district,

shelly hancock, there think they should just use it? yes. in fact, i am going to go use one now.", terisa estacio kron four news ##### (pam) (pam) to the south bay now .... where a novel solution has been proposed.. to help ease the affordable housing crisis.(ken) the idea would put people who are homeless, plus teachers and others in need of an affordable place to live .... under the same roof. estimates on pricing vary. santa clara county officals say the housing would allow permanent, afordable homes on county-owned, school district property. no specific buildings have been identified, but east side union, san jose unified and 31 other school districts in the county are home to hundreds of vacant lots. "....what we are really talking about is how do we share assetts and put people together in a way that's cost efffective for everybody and meets our broader community needs of getting housing..." housing..." the board voted unanimously today to reach out to school districts with an offer of funding to pay for asset evaluation and feasablity studies that would would address cost,

mary shelly, she wrote this script, it is called "frankinstein" and the theme is if you create a monster, sometimes it comes back to attack. >> pranks? >> you think that's a good spin? >> the one key thing that both i left out in my last argument and michael is leaving out now is we listen to the john kelly's tape. kelly said he fired her for some ethical lapses. to fire someone in the situation room for ethical lapses and your daughter-in-law turns around and attempts to hire her -- my question is if someone has ethical lapses to the extent they had to be fired from the white house, why do you hire them on the campaign and to say you simply don't know and you all of a sudden don't know? it makes no sense what so ever. omarosa deserves whatever she gets and so as donald trump. >> we'll have to let it here tonight. thank you. stay with us including a remarkable nationwide round editorials of one common theme supporting the free press, i am going to speak with the famous white house correspondent all about it. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body'

mueller's team, the president would probably be smart to keep him around as opposed to cutting him loose, shelly. >> that was a really interesting interview by alan dershowitz. he said the president should be worried. he said he's not paid for his legal advice but he likes to give it on television. his message is, you should be very worried. this is somebody who is cooperating with an investigation into the president himself. as "the new york times" reported, he may have done so because he was worried about getting thrown under the bus. that leaves a lot of questions about what exactly he is telling these investigators, even though the president is putting on a tough face and saying he is not worried and he authorized it. dershowitz said it wasn't smart to authorize it. executive privilege is a real thing that should have been invoked in this case. there are major questions about mcgahn leaving and what that means for session. "the wall street journal" had a great piece about republicans giving sessions encouragement. while we heard graham and others saying they are warming to the fact sessions

and within hours his son was shelli selling off his shares. the son told other relatives, his fiances. and word of mouth spread among the close knit relatives. three people charged today. the congressman, his son, and the would-be father-in-law. >> a number of people in this circle. >> and the security and exchange commission named some of them. the would be father-in-law, would be mother-in-law, and the fiance. >> as individuals just saw there, congressman said he did nothing wrong and acted to ethical and legal standards at all time. and won't be taking any questions. the behavior that is outlined in this indictment if true is shockingly brazen. this is a very bedrock principle of insider trading, you can't do that. >> they have the phone records, they have the trading records and all of that circumstantial evidence. the fbi today at the press conference said this guy, sitting on the board knew better and he should have known better and he is in a position of power. they said don't do t tell the truth. they also say he lied to them. >> final

it built so shelly and corey, you hear that, right? we have 3.2 billion, we are looking for 5 billion this year and, all of a sudden it's going to be finished and very, very effective. you heard about that today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly from mexico, and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. it should have never happened. illegally in our country. we have had a huge impact, but the laws are so bad, and the laws are such a disgrace but we are getting them changed. but we have to get more republicans. this election is bigger than any one race, it's about whether we want to continue the amazing progress we have made for america whether we want to surrender that progress to the forces of extremism, and obstruction. you know, the little phrase that they like, resist, that's what they are good at. they have no policies, and they are good at sticking together and resisting. i have almost 400 people that haven't been approved -- they are slow walking. we have almost 400 people in our administration

. >> with shelly meyer being aware of everything going on and saying that she was going to have to tellrban, do you think he knows about all of this? >> i believe he does. >> did he ever directly talk to you about what was going on in your marriage or between you and zach? >> not the abuse. he never spoke to me about the physical abuse. but he had made a couple comments to me. we had had a couple conversations, very brief, how are you doing, everything okay. >> the full interview is available on watchstadium.com. meyer says he knew about an incident, but that was 2009. he denies knowing anything about something happening more recently. he released a statement saying in part, quote, being on leave during this inquiry will facilitate its completion. this allows the team to conduct training camp with minimal distraction. ohio state says, quote, we are focused on spoupporting our players and getting to the truth. zach smith's attorney tells cnn once smith gets his chance to tell his side of the story, it will be corroborated by police. urban meyer has a $38.1 million buyout if he is fired w

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. >> shelly barnes also stayed, but not to protect her property. she was afraid the power would go off. >> we're on a well. so animals would start dying without water. and we weren't going to let that happen. >> her animals, three horses and this. >> come say hi. >> an 800 pound pet pig called mouse. well, parts of lake county are returning to normal as people are being allowed back into their homes. but a bit of caution, a warning from cal fire. just because you're returning home doesn't mean the fire's out. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> all right, vic, thank you. >>> tonight firefighters are battling another fire. this is a new one in a southern part of mendocino county. the 50 acre blaze is running south of hopland. the small fire is not far from the southern flank of the mendocino complex fires. this photo taken by a viewer shows the beginning of the fire off 101. tonight the mendocino sheriff's department is warning nearby residents to be ready to evacuate if they feel unsafe. >>> a wildfire that is burn north of the mendocino complex fires has grow

mary shelly, she wrote this script, it's called" frankenstein," the theme is if you create a monster,etimes it comes back to attack you. >> you think that's good spin? >> i think the one key thing both -- i left out in my last argument and michael is leaving out now, we listen to the john kelly tape. he said he fired her for some egregious ethical lapses. to fire someone in the "situation room" for egregious ethical lapses and then your daughter-in-law attempts to hire her, nothing happens in a vacuum. if someone has ethical lapses to the extent they have to be fired from the white house. why do you hire them on the campaign. to say you simply don't know and you're literally every night sleeping beside the president's son and all of a sudden do not know makes no sense whatsoever. >> all right, guys. >> omarosa deserves what ever she gets. so does donald trump. let them have each other. >> we have to leave it there. thank you for taking the hard questions. >> thanks, guys. >> please stay with us. there is a lot more ahead including a nationwide round of editorials with one common theme

. >> our thanks to shelly leggett in albuquerque for that report. >> the children we understand are inare of child protective service. no word on where the missing child from georgia was but we are told that chill was not one of the 11 found in the compound. just to be clear there. >>> a father accused of killing his two young children, houston police say the children's mother found them stabbed to death in their own beds yesterday afternoon. the woman told police after dropping off the 8-year-old boy and 1-year-old girl at their father's apartment he called saying he was going to kill them. police say the couple had been married but recently separated. >>> it's that time of the year. hurricane hector has weakened slightly, still a category 3. the thing it's taking aim at hawaii. >> emergency management officials are telling people there to, of course, prepare and get their survival kits ready now. meteorologist allison chinchar has more on hector's path. good morning. >> hurricane hector winds 125 miles an hour and gusting to a 155. its movement is west about at 12 miles per hour. it'

shelly: because the stock is so highly priced, people will look for some sort of perfection.l hit to see xiaomi targets for revenue and are continuing to grow their smartphone business. that globally their business is growing in places like india and europe and that they are being competitive and defensive end china where xiaomi has pledged to become a bigger player but is still not there yet. let me also folding caroline simmons. do you like tech stocks? u.s. tech oration tech? caroline: we have exposure to technology. a very good growth sector but the valuations are now starting to reflect that a little bit more. overrate, weech were trading at a discount and now it's trading as a premium and now we have right the tory and trade issues coming into the sector. it's ok as a part -- as part of a portfolio but it's not one of our key sectors. francine: we will be keeping a close eye on those xiaomi results when they come out. we will be back with analysts -- with thanos and caroline. how much more stressful be added to the ruble and how will the kremlin respond? the markets.ck

his reply -- he did approach shelly, but only out of concern for nathan. >> i was actually asking herse he's literally failing his classes." >> so you, as his big brother, mother figure, whatever it was, felt a responsibility for him? and it was because of his obsession with shelley? >> i believe so. >> did she tell you to lay off? >> no, no. she actually thanked me for bringing up the issue and then that's where i left it. >> reporter: of course, it was quite easy for us to check his claim that nathan was faying his classes. was he? no. but, listen now to daniel's central claim -- that for evidence of who killed shelley, one need look no farther than that plastic baggie stained with her blood, and found in nathan's bathroom. daniel swore he didn't put it there. >> they're telling me that i'm obsessing with nathan, so therefore, i was the one who committed this crime. my question is, "okay, if that was true, why would i put it in there?" >> because once you realized it's either you or nathan, you better blame nathan. >> don't do -- okay, that's what you would think that. right, for me

. >> reporter: shelly barnes also stayed, but not to protect her property. she was afraid the power would go off. >> we're on a well. animals would start dying without water. we weren't going to let that happen. >> her animals, three horses and this -- >> come say hi. >> reporter: an 800 pound pet pig called mouse. >> reporter: well, an 800 pound pig called mouse. how can you top that? i'm just going to sign off. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> yeah, i don't think you can, thank you, vic. >>> well, the stats are staggering. take a look at this map that we're about to show you, 16 major fires burning right now across california. 32,000 people are out of their homes. the governor talked about the fire fight late this morning. >> we're in a new n we're inhthat will continue. now, whether technically you call it a drought, that's a matter for the weather people. but i would suspect there will be more fires to come.ye, for a very long time. >> we have 13,000 firefighters spread out to battle these flames. 17 states are sending resources from as far away as florida and ma

smith says she also shared these photos with myers's wife shelly. nbc news has not verified those messages. >> she thoughthe was going to have to tell urban. i said that's fine. you know? you should tell urban. >> meyer who fired smith last . we >> i was never told about anything, says in a statement, i agree that being on leave during this inquiry will facilitate its completion. ck smith's attorney says he want to be as honest as possible. smith has not been charged with a crime. under meyer's $7.6 million a year contract,eq he'sred to report any violation of ohio state's sexual misconduct policy. failure to doo could cost him his job. >> facing a blitz ofpressure, ohioe' stat football coach sideline miguel ,almagu nbc news. >>> next on news4, a race against time to save virginia family members trapped in rip currents. >> only on news4, the inspiring story of a local student who used personal tragedy to dedicate his life to serving his country. today a h specior for his efforts. >> and breaking tonight, a wall >> and breaking tonight, a wall of dus

about whether or not your office's role is the same in the main count versus the recount is because shelly harms, the thomas county clerk, she says that they counted 522 votes for your opponent and that she showed a scan of the kansas city star form that showed 522 votes. yet somehow when it got to your office, it became communicated as 422 votes. that smells bad, does it not, mr. secretary of state? >> well, if you put it in context, it smells normal. every year there are at least a dozen clerical errors that happen in the transcribing. so we do this the old-school way, and most states do it the old-school way to avoid putting things uploaded to an internet site which can be hacked. so you're literally communicating vote tallies by phone and people are typing them in. there are be key stroke errors all the time. this is one of more than a dozen errors we've discovered. that's why they're called unofficial results on election night. this happens every year in kansas. >> but you get why it raises a question of propriety? >> well, if you know the context, it's not just this race, but there a

we're seeing it with collins, we're seeing it with shelly silver in new york. we've seen it several times. and so i think the president, as much as he's trying to win in the court of public opinion and he has a solid base and obviously this is great red meat to say look at these democrats, look at these liberals going after me for something that is intangible and we haven't done anything wrong. maybe if we did, it's not that big of a deal. the goal post keeps changing. it's highly problematic because you're seeing the president get a little more nervous. you see these 6:00 a.m. tweets, these midnight tweets. the fact that this witch hunt keeps coming up in his desperation pretty soon. and so i think what a lot of americans fear is that in his efforts to self-preserve himself, he might engage us in certain international affairs that would harm the entire nation and/or world. >> and that goes to the stress. glenn, general mccaffrey is joining us later tonight. he says he doesn't think donald trump has ever operated under this level of stress and that can account

shelly's catholic church has rejected proposed last forcing priests to report sexual abuse of children revealed during confession the decision will put the country's biggest religious group at loggerheads with the government a five year long and corey had recommended that priest face criminal charges if they fail to appeal port abuse. rescue workers in man law are struggling to reach thousands of stranded people days after a dam burst which sent torrents of water into at least eighty five villages four people are now confirmed dead and more than sixty thousand were forced from their homes many are angry that they weren't warned about the dams imminent collapse when herr reports from neighboring thailand. repair work is underway at the dam site to try to stem the flow of water the breach happened on the dam spillway a structure that was once one hundred twenty meters high vast areas of big-o. region remain submerged beneath muddy water in some places it's starting to recede but it will be a long time before once fertile farmland can be used again several people are still missing and the

concerns about his latest tweets, saying it's done nothing to help his cause and his case, including shelly moore capito, a west virginia republican, who told me this. >> yes, it concerns me. i think we ought to look at -- we need to let the investigation move forward. i don't think it's useful for the president to move in that direction. >> reporter: at the same time, wolf, as i said, republican after republican today did not embrace those concerns that democrats were voicing saying that for the most part this was just a president blowing off steam. some republicans also just did not want to address this question whatsoever, did not want to get cross-wise with the president. >> i think that's out of jeff sessions' hands. he's recused himself from the russia investigation. >> i'm not going to answer any questions on the president. >> -- the mueller investigation today? >> now, that last republican senator is dean heller from nevada. he's up for re-election in a very difficult race. he also is in a bit of a bind because he needs the president's support to help energize that base ahead of his

bring back collin reed and shellie holiday a reporter for the "wall street journal" and you were hereville talk about this shelby, john brennan and others, do you think they'll be bothered by this. >> yes, i think they will be bothered by it very symbolic move as somebody in the press briefing brought up. the president doesn't usually take away security clearances. that is handled way below the president. this seems very retaliatory. one thing interesting is sarah huckabee sanders cited a list of reasons why this was happening. one of it had it to do with russia. retaliatory in that sense. brennan is on tv talking about the russia investigation. when you look at the pattern of firings and measures taken like, this it did race some questions about the pattern of trump's behavior. is he trying to silence his critics and make this investigation go away? that's one of his biggest problems right now. he can't just stop tweeting about it, making moves like this that just keep adding to this pattern. >> dana: he does have the right to do it. he has the power to do it, collin. >> of course. >

. >> with shelly meyer being aware of everything going on and saying that she was going to have to tellis? >> i believe he does. >> did he ever directly talk to you about what was going on in your marriage? or between you and zach? >> not the abuse. he never spoke to me about the physical abuse, but he had, you know, made a couple comments to me, and we have had a couple conversations, very brief, how are you guys doing? everything okay? >> last week coach meyer said that he was aware of the 2009 incident with the smiths, and that he and his wife addressed it with them back then. he said he was not aware of the alleged case in the fall of 2015. and, you know, what's interesting about this is, so people are asking, well, what did urban meyer do? the claim is he knew about it and didn't do anything about it and could cause problems with his contract. 73 and 8, the most successful coach out there. >> the meaning is more so because of the level at which he is coaching. >> right. and the allegations are heinous, again, coach meyer saying he didn't know about that incident, but it remains to