>> david d. smith. >> david smith was a fellow inmate of nathan's at the county jail. he said nathan told him he researched ways to kill da fleiss denise on his laptop. >> talked how he was planning to >> well, at first he told me he was thinking about some poisoning, with some type of insulin or potassium, something like that. >> according to the inmate, nathan said he ran a lot of around on the day of the murder to create an alibi, and -- >> he told me he had presented some gifts, some valentine's day gifts and stuff to his wife. and so that everything would look fine. >> how important was david smith, the jailhouse snitch? >> david smith said that nathan was worried that a lady might have seen him while he was walking. well, obviously, nobody knows that can except nathan, and it's consistent with our evidence. >> what's more, the inmate also testified why nathan wanted denise out of his life. >> well, he said that, he said that she was overbearing, and that he had got to the point where he had wanted to move on with his life, and he had met someone else, and stuff l

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one of them accidently triggered an avalanche. 23 year-old david smith of south dakota was completely buried and killed in the slide. another riders was partially >> made worse by a lack of action from their hoa. community management specialists. >> it's difficult enough. >> she's at a poeupt of almost giving up. i begged them and begged them. to do this. >> . they asked them to remove this mound of snow. blocking access to their garage. >> i'm just trying to make it to where my wife can get to the vehicle. and go to our appointments. she had a doctor appointment again this morning. >> this situation could be a violation of the federal fair housing act. which requires hoa's keep common areas accessible. if they hadn't fixed this or it continues to be a problem. the couple could file a federal lawsuit. >> to the broncos. we are less than 4 days away. 3 days 17 hours. >> very busy. the team was focused on football today. as you might imagine. as you hope they would be. after a very early press efbt the team was at the practice facility. for the week. at stanford university. putting the

o david's home... 33:07 chuck : hello, mr. smith? to help deliver the chair in person. 37:03 david to chuck : and i would like to thank the hospital for thinking that i was worth getting the wheelchair. an eternal optimist against all odds. believing his new wheels just might give him wings. 41:38 david: and i'm pretty sure that next year this time, you might be doing another interview on me as to, well, how come you're still here? in the meantime, david surrounds himself with angels. helping david exit room and get seated in chair/ a fighter then (show pic in uniform) who will fight to the end. 2:27 natsot: this is like heaven now. i can go out, go up the street, come back and get my sunshine. 2:38 natsot: this feels so good. wow. darcy spears, 13 action news. now... to a consumer alert.... from contact 13. facebook quizzes seem to pop up.... every time you log in!!! but... before you click to find out.... what celebrity you look most like.... you might want to read the fine print. computer experts say... hackers could be using those

that melbourne beach couple received one big, big check. 55-year-old david smith and his wife, maureen said they bought the ticket near their home. david said he couldn't believe they won. >> we just watching tv and going online and rechecking and rechecking. >> then they announced the publix in melbourne beach. we said, this is the real deal. maureen and david walked away with that lump sum of almost $328 million. that's a lot of money. as what to buy, david wants a new car and maureen wants a massage. >>> members of florida's legislative black caucus are urging state lawmakers to pass a bill to put fewer lawbreakers behind bars. they would offer more citations to teens instead of arrests them. supporters say juveniles with records have a hard time getting a job. >>> now covering news county by county. the city of orlando is making it easier for spanish speakers to open businesses. they just offered a spanish version of the digital permitting site. that's where you go if you need information about zoning regulations or cost estimates or incentive programs. the city has a version of th

. >> two hours later we went back for the lease paper and met mayor david smith and got off to a contentious start. >> if i show you the lease does that satisfy this person. >> we reviewed it. did it pass the smell test. >> it is owned by jean epley prompting calls to us. >> who would have that question and who would inquire about that. every we do is public record and open meeting. >> this is the garage the city council voted to pay $30,000 a year for for five years. it was voted on without competitive bidding and the mayor says that's no problem. >> there are no available properties in the community. this community is landlocked. and nowhere we can go to facilitate that. >> some people scratched their heads and the mayor explained the city is on a comeback and is able to buy trucks. the current garage is too small. until a new facility and village hall are built it was the only solution. >> reporter: paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> mark: village council approved the contract after consulting the law director. mayor's plan and service hall and it is in the early stages and built on land for

. >>> new information on a fire that destroyed a home in 52 david smith was arrested for aggravated menacing and arson. thankfully no one was hurt. in brighton township the house caught fire it was under investigation. >>> get off of my porch. get off of my porch. >>> well that's the reaction we got when we asked the tough questions about newsome's property hurting cleveland's neighborhood. on a 5 on your side investigation, in some cases these hazardous homes are owned held accountable. joe went in search of answers. these homes exist in all parts of the city. >> that is correct. residents to need take action court at the justice center. >> it depreciates the value of your house. >> talking about this vacant hazard across the street and four years. >> tear this place down. it is an eye sore to the community. kids back there. it is abandoned. >> the property is owned by wells fargo but so far he has been unable to get wells fargo to tear it down. >> it is part of the bureaucracy that we are dealing with. >> according to council men wells fargo did not follow up on the west side home. it trie

. >> warren smith and david kaltschmidt claimed -- maureen smith and david kaltschmidt claimed their jackpot. smith rarely play the the lotto, has played the same number for years. they brought their winning ticket at a publix in melbourne beach. weren't you there? >> yes. they are cousins. >> they spent just $3. >> and these guys are going out and spending thousands. these guys bought 80,000-dollar worth of tickets. >> you can buy a whole lot of jean shorts with that. >> yes. >> with that, thanks for joining us. know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the captioning sponsored by cbs >> jon: stephen colbert! ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> stephen: hey! thank you, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) hey, welcome to "the late show"." >> stephen! stephen!

marilyn of melbourne beach say after their will friends and neighbors, lottery winners, david -- and david smith revealed they had the winning lottery ticket and they asked for a favor -- >> and she called us up, can you watch the dog? we have to go to tallahassee. cassie, the luckiest pomeranian in the country. >> how does it feel that your owners are now $528 million richer? >> they have food. >> very good people; very good neighbors. >> and david is very mechanically inclined. if i ever have a problem, he's right there, ready to fix it. >> reporter:. >> reporter: but before today, no one knew that the winners lived on their street and that includes close friends. >> i even asked her point blank because i know she goes to pubix and gets tickets and i asked her did you win the powerball? >> very calmly, no. >> the couple described as private people are already getting drive-byes from neighbors and the curious. >> we're going to misstress them if they move. >> i hope they don't, i hope they don't. >> we understand if they do. >> derrol nail, fox 35 news. >> a scare atmosphere night for some univ

. >> for married couple maureen smith and david smith have winnings in place. it's not as extravagant. they have hundreds of millions to buy pretty much whatever they want. >> of course we're going to take care of family. we have a lot to think about. it's very stressful. it's new. >> the couple purr chau -- purchased one of three winning tickets for the largest jackpot in history at 1.6 billion. they opted to go with the lump sum of $328.8 million. maureen purchased the ticket and keeping it a secret until today's press conference wasn't easy. >> especially when everybody was saying you're from oakland >> david a manufacturing sleep. we asked how long it would be before their bank account jumped to nine figures. money. >> reporter: david said he plans on retiring. the couple will stay in melbourne beach past 25 years. it only took one here in tallahassee, roy ramos, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> i bet it's going to seem like a long two days. >>> an oregon man is now on his way to central florida to claim the bodies of his estranged wife and her teenage daught

david smith and maureen smith selected a lump sum payment of smith bought the ticket at a publix supermarket near her home. she's a homemaker, her husband is a manufacturing engineer who will retire. one of the first questions they were asked is what are you going to do with all this money. >> he wants to get a car. >> i don't know yet. i want to get a massage. >> she's going to get many massages and two other winning tickets were bought, of course for the jackpot in california, and tennessee. >>> well, it may not be all about the benjamins anymore. former secretary larry assault says it's time to remove the 100-dollar bill and the 500 euro note from circulation, because high denomination bills are linked to crime. case in point, he he says in certain circles, the 500 note is known as the bin laden. >>> here's what's coming up tonight on cbs4 news at eleven. >> liars will give you an enormous amount of inappropriate details to feel comfortable. >> do you know how to spot a liar? how to tell if someone is lying or telling the truth. all the secrets you need to know about liars, that's tonight

maureen smith and david smith making them about $327 million richer. the couple says they have a few plans for the money but didn't want to share too many details. >> of course we're gonna take care of family and we have a lot to think about. it's very stressful. it's new. and we really don't know. we have to think about it. >> we were on the plane here and couldn't believe it. this is really real. you know, it's just so overwhelming. >> two other winning tickets were sold in tennessee and california. the winner of california still has not publically come forward. >>> eagles of death metal taking the stage in paris three months after the terrorist attacks. the band and audience observe the 89 seconds of silence to remember the 89 victims during the november 13th attacks. islamic extremists opened fire as part of a series of attacks throughout the city back in november. isis claimed responsibility of the attacks that claimed the lives of 130 people. lose his temper during his trip to mexico. pope francis was reading crowds of the faithful yesterday when

david smith founded factory 5 in a two-car garage in dartmouth. today, it has become the world's largest manufacturerrer of component car kits. >> we build the products, the frame, the chassis, the suspending, the body shapes. we did all the hard work far goy wants to about his own car. >> that is right. everything. everything. i mean everything. i mean everything except the engine, transmission and rear end, are manufactured and produced at their wearham plant. what shows up a thet front door is unpainted fiberglass body and frame, and whole lot of parts waiting to be assembled. >> the shock observer, the fuel ry line, the trim, the door. touch something. we shep. >> i there is five different car styles to glass. customization virtually endless. no two are ever the same. in all, 500 orders a year, go out the door. we are building the bulk of the car. the customers bring the running gear. >> so a customer is going to get his cob br in a big box of part and say we'll see you in a year. manufacturing. the great-grandfathers with a black smith. the i

new multii million arias are dave david smith and maureen smith they came forward yesterday. check was made out to nic oat trust a trust created to manage the money. took one time lump sum of 328 million dollars. other winning tickets were sold in tennessee and california. are pam pat everyone can use 500 dollars except for those winners. sometimes no matter how many pennies you pinch come you will with the kaish can seem him possible. save on lunch. survey show most spend $50 a week on lunch. >> $200 a month in food. >> patti: save by changing your eating habits. make more dinner and say the you $5 a day in eeth out once a week at $10. do that for a month you save 90. what about the star bucks you need for an afternoon boost. >> make your own coffee. a whole container for $7 andute lives that for self weeks. >> patti: do that and limit our coffee shop trips to once a week. you save $60. start slow two days a week and workup to it. >> patti: mark warner in town begins day three of his five day travel throughout the common wealth with a stop in lynchburg. will meet with 100 co

maureen smith and david smith of melbourne beach were presen presented a check for 327 million dollarsmaureen says she's been plague the same lottery numbers 30 years. does that mean she played -- they were not random he made her own numbers up to get ther there. >> good grief. >> they waited for than a month to set up security at their home and find accountant. >> we have not taken out all the division of it yet. >> we're not going to go party no. >> we're going to live the same lives bay beingly my truck is about to fall apart so i need a vehicle. . >> david plans tory f retire and lost ten points in the past month because of sleepless nights. do i not believe him when he says we'll live how do you liver the same life with 300 gazillion million. >> after that press conference they took a private jet to private island. >> set up security to the hous house. forget the house i would have moved. >> you think we still live there. >> i paid that house off. good for them. well tonight on "fox5"local news at 11 was really in your first cup of joe the most recent findings could make you rethi

david smith there were more than 100 communes functioning in the late '60s. >> we were categorizing all different communes. some had a religious base. some were very much coupled so the people that live there would have partners. some were not sexual. there had to be a focus and a philosop philosophy. the manson commune was a group marriage commune because we all had sex with everybody, who they had sex with was directed by the leader and they used sex and drugs to induce males into it. >> written just months before the murders, dr. smith's assessment of the family found a non-violent group structured around manson and sex. >> it just was not obvious that his philosophy was dangerous. charlie controlled the other guys, but his made vehicle for control them was the women. charlie decided who they had sex with, what they did, where they moved. in other words, these were not philosophies that they themselves developed. they were like empty slates. >> he would say that everything is play acting and everything is a movie so be in whatever movie you want to be in. nothing was real. at one cou

david smith fired off this later to the ohio municipal league. says "he is embarrassed and upset by how the director responded to our questions" firefighters are getting sick doing their jobs. bills. >> you are being obnoxious but this and i said i had an appointment to keep and trying to get out of here. >> reporter: susan gabe told us the ohio municipal league firefighters benefits to fight ohio is one of 16 states without a law recognizing the lengthy of firefighters fighting cancer. despite the studies showing the job increases the risk for the deadly disease. we talk to mayor smith on the phone. >> i found it offensive that this lady would take detrimental actions and not look out for the health and safety and welfare of our fellow firefighters. >> by the way there is another major development in this battle tonight. a state senate committee held a meeting today and they will show you the emotional testimony tonight on newschannel 5 at 11. i'm investigator sarah buduson newschannel 5. >>> ohio shoppers will get another three day sales tax ho

. >> maureen smith and david couch smith were presented with a check for $530 million. been playing the same lottery numbers since living in central islip more than 20 years ago. this time it paid off. >> i checked the ticket. everything matched up. i said she's messing with me. >> we didn't believe it. we kept watching tv and going online. rechecking and rechecking. >> love it. maureen and david kept it a secret from everyone, even their kids. they chose the lump sum payment making their share of the prize $328 million. there were two other winners of well. >> seem like a nice couple. >> long island couple. love it. congratulations, enjoy. >>> it's coming up on 5:00 a.m. take us with you if you're headed out the door. you can download the news 4 mobile app. >>> the nypd on the hunt for a slasher. a vicious attack inside a restaurant. what happened just moments before. president obama about to do something that hasn't happened since the 1920s. >>> breaking news just in. a raging fire in new jersey. crews on the scene right now. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody.

david kaltschmidt and maureen smith. >> reporter: after waiting more than a month, melbourne couple david kaltschmidt and maureen smith made their first public debut. what are they going to do with this new cash flow? >> of course, we're going to take care of family. we have a lot o think aboutto think about. >> i will be retiring. >> reporter: a giant czech ofheck of $528 million was made ouw to them. >> i checked the ticket. i matched everything up. i said he'sshe's messing with me. i lost u lot of sleep. i lost over ten pounds. >> reporter: the couple is from long island and has lived in melbourne since 1991. they decided to take the lump sum of $527 million. >> my truck is about to fall apart, so i do need a vehecle. >> i want to get a massage. >> reporter: they weren't the only ones that had lady luck on their side. the historic winnings are divided between two other famiies. john and lisa robinson of tennessee and a ticket holder in california who has not yet com forward. if you were wondering what the odds were, it's one in 292 million. nbc 6 news. >>> as much as i disliked yesterd

david smith is facing charges of aggravated arson, harassing and aggravated menacing. nobody was hurt when that place caught fire on friday. the state fire marshal's office to investigate this. >>> and a three-year-old is safe this morning. the suv she was sleeping in stolen and sarah phinney is following this story for us live from the newsroom. and this unfolded in a matter of seconds. >> reporter: the three-year- old's cousin went into the shell station at 30th and carnegie to pay and less than a minute later, his suv was gone with the young girl and she was found a half hour later. the paramedics are taking her into popeyes while they checked her out and carrying her to an ambulance and transporting her to the hospital. surveillance footage captures the scary moments and freed greer goes inside and seconds later, a man gets into the driver's seat and takes off. the three-year-old was found three miles away in broadway walking in the snow and greer said he is relieved. >> and i am glad she's all back here and that is all i care about. >> and after the interview, gre

david smith is facing charges of aggravated harassment and thankfully nobody was hurt when the house caught fire on friday. the state marshal's office is still investigating this. >>> and developing this morning, a three-year-old is safe after the suv she was sleeping in was stolen. sarah phinney is live in the newsroom this morning and this unfolded in a matter of seconds? >> reporter: he went into the gas station at 30th and carnegie to pay. less than a minute later, his suv was gone along with his young cousin. and thankfully the girl was found less than a half hour later and you're looking at footage of paramedics taking her into popeyes while they check her out and carrying her to ambulance and transporting to reunite with her mom. surveillance footage captures the scary moments of the gas station. and fred greer goes inside. less than a minute later, a man walking by gets into the driver's seat and takes off. greer spoke with us exclusively and said that he is relieved. >> i am glad he's already, though and i don't care what happen says to the car. i just want her back. >> afte

i did speak to the attorney of these plaintiffs, david smith tells cnn he's looking forward to this litigationhe truth will come out in court. ashleigh? >> that's just perplexing to no end. a d.a. saying i don't have enough physical evidence to go forward, but i've gotten an untested rape kit. that makes no sense. this is unbelievable. thank you, nick valencia reporting live for us. >>> some other top news stories. clive and bundy now in fbi custody. he's, of course, the father of the man who once led the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in oregon. word from the ground, the occupation itself is almost over. the few remaining activists reportedly say they will pack it in before today is over. there is no confirmation yet of that happening. >>> the family of tamir rice says they have been sent a bill, a $500 bill for an ambulance ride after that 12-year-old boy was shot dead by a cleveland police officer. but the city is denying that any such bill was sent. police officers shot the boy, saying he mistook a toy pelt gun for the real thing. the rice family is outraged over the alleged

maureen smith and david couch should- -- david couch-smith.y'll take the lump sum of $327 million. they say they're still not sure what they'll do with the money. of course, after making that pronouncement, their phones have been ringing ever since. top? >> it really is. all right. live look outside to our michael and son weather cam temperature 46. winds north/ /northwest at 10. colder tonight. bus stop temps, 24 to 34. but dry. and no wind chills to speak of. cold tomorrow, just chillo friday. pretty nice end to the week actually. and milder over the weekend. temps will go back in the 50s now. some clouds will come at us on sunday. perhaps a couple of showers late sunday afternoon or early sunday evening. okay. 10:00 tonight. temperatures start to fall pretty quickly. 32 already in gaithersburg. 30 in frederick. 30 in hagerstown. and by morning, again, most of us are in the 20s. 29, even downtown. 24 in gaithersburg. 25 in bowie and silver spring and 24 in fairfax. by midmorning, it's still cold. again, the good news, not much wind chill jus

powerball jackpot are not giving too many details about how they plan to spend the money. maureen smith and david kaltschmindt from tallahassee. smith bought the winning ticket at a publix and the day the numbers were unvailed, david kaltschmindt's coworkers suspected he had won. >> the first day i arrived late to work, they all suspected i won. so i had to say, i didn't purchase a ticket. so i didn't lie. >> yeah, he's never late. and now the two were married. they have two kid. and we found out that david kaltschmindt is now planning to retire early. wouldn't you? and the two called up a trust to manage all that money. >> and she had been playing those numbers for 30 years. so that paid off. >> super cute couple. >>> in the morning alert, 8 on your side wants to take you behind the scenes of the news live. >> yep, many of us are using the new facebook live feature to show you what happens behind the cameras. >> the it's fun. mastis is joining us now in the studio. you have been teaching me how to use, first periscope and now facebook live and viewers can get on the fun right now. >> reporter: y

. >> please join me in welcoming david call smith and laruen, smith. >> after weeks of anticipation, we know who is taking home a third of the winnings from last month's record breaking power ball jack pot of $1.6 billion, 55-year-old, david, and 70-year-old, smith, broke their silence on wednesday, ting the lump sum payment of 127 million dollars. >> could you tell us what you are going to do with the money? >> no. the winning ticket was bought near the beach at a super market and it has become the talk of the town there for weeks. she says that she has beeee playing the same numbers for years. she bought this ticket the night before the january, 13th drawing, and went to bed. >> i went to go to work and it was like 6:00 a.m. and you no heyou know, we had a saturday drawing before and she had circles all of the winners on that one and when i woke up on wednesday there were no circles on it. ticket and everything matched up% and said that she is messing with me. >> it wasn't a joke. >> we didn't believe it, we just kept watching it. v and going on-line and rechecking and then they ann

david? >> ryan smith, thank you. >>> when we come back, can you guess the healthiest, happiest places to live in america? >>> and new details coming in at the scene of a deadly house explosion. take a look, nothing left. debris 30 feet up in the trees. and, tonight, the possible cause. >>> and look at this. the close call for drivers. the small plane crashing into a parking lot. unbelievably, no one was hurt. the index is next. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it haven't worked humira can lower fight infections, serious, sometimes and cancers, including as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, and new or worsening before treatment, tell your doctor if you've certain fungal infections are common, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. rai

david? >> ryan smith with us tonight. thank you, ryan. >>> when we come back here, can you guess the five healthiest, happiest places to live in america? the new list just out tonight. >>> also, we have new details coming in at the scene of a deadly house explosion. take a look, nothing left. a couple inside. debris 30 feet up in the trees. and, tonight, the possible cause. >>> and look at this. the close call for drivers. the small plane crashing into a parking lot. unbelievably, no one was hurt. the index is next. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lympho

silence your phones. 2015-2016 cottage conversation series was made possible by david bruce smith and james and matthew. we invite youion, to join us downstairs for the book signing. the next conversation will be on march 3. it will discuss the life of frederick douglass. we are pleased to welcome back-year-old holzer -- harold holzer. holzer.me back harold he is the chairman of the foundationentennial and is the co-author of books on the civil war, as well as hundreds of articles and chapters in additional volumes. inreceived the lincoln prize 2005 and was awarded the national humanities medal by george bush. bookceived a prize for his , lincoln and the power of the press. he is an on-air contributor to c-span, the history channel, cbs, nbc, msnbc, and the bbc. nkel challenge the understanding of the civil war. the book traces economic opportunity develop through lincoln's life and how later presidents invoked and carried on the economic legacy of lincoln. his own work has been critical to understanding the republican party's commitment to economic opportunity. he says that holzer re