we asked a security guard for david smith. >> can you contact him for me? >> icon tact him. >> you don't know where he is? >> i don't. report roar mid afternoon and a crew arrived to take banquet equipment out of the haul and no a truck. now abrams has made other plans while the guard says he's seen others here with questions about those locked doors. >> people here have given some money to some folks inside here. >> um-hmm. >> have you seen folks around. >> yeah. >> folks have given money for banquets and the place looks like it's closed. >> yeah. i heard about it. >> reporter: yeah others in the neighborhood other workers say they've heard about this as well. so abrams put down 550 bucks and a new banquet haul her shower will go on this weekend. meanwhile other haul owners are showing up here trying to pick up some new business. live in west philly, i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. >> thank you very much, jeff philadelphia police are looking for pair of robbers who they say are targeting phone stores in the northeast section of the city. police say it happened

phone calls to smith and a number for the banquet hall were met with a message stating the voicemail was full. >> hello looking for davidsmi smith. >> there was nobody inside the hall when we entered looking for comment. we asked a security guard for david smith. >> can you contact him for me? >> i can't contact him. >> you don't know where he is? >> i don't. >> reporter: by mid afternoon a truck pulled up and workers began carrying banquet equipment out of the haul and loading it. further proof the banquet business appears done here. that security guard tells fox 29 others have come asking about their events. >> we're hearing possible have given some money to folks inside here. have you seen folks around? >> yeah. >> folks have given money for banquets and the place looks like it's closed. >> yeah. i heard about it. >> reporter: he heard about it as did other workers who in the neighborhood say they've seen people show up as well. lucy, it's never a good sign when truck pulls up and they start pulling banquet equipment out of the place which is going on behind right now. why other owners of banquet halls are showing up

david smith will be in the left seat, son of 747 captain. >> appeal is it was icon you looked up to asth in terms of success, definition thereof as airline pilot. >> reporter: just getting seat on this airplane can count as success. have you found what you want yet? >> i think so. >> reporter: we shall see. abc7 news. >> that is the end of an era. tomorrow wayne freedman will be on the last flight, watch his story with the free abc7 news app. >>> hi there everyone. live doppler 7 right now, most of you seeing the sun going down. sunset a little bit earlier tonight as time has changed. i do want to alert you to frost advisory from mendocino county. patchy frost is possible by morning. from midnight tonight to 8:00 a.m. tuesday. 33 to 36 degrees for coldest locations. good idea to bring pets inside and protect frost-sensitive plants. tracking rain, first system midweek, wednesday to thursday, level one and then sunday night to monday, also level one. enjoy the break. lovely view from east bay hills camera. a few clouds there, beautiful postsunset picture. low 60s in san jose, gilroy. equ

david smith claimed was one of three golds.etanque. next tonight, robert millar was the tour de france rider from glasgow, who took on the world's best to win the famous king of the mountains polka dot jersey in 1984. but after his cycling career ended, millar disappeared from public life for almost two decades, amidst rumours of a gender change. injuly of this year a statement was released confirming the new identity of philippa york. 0ur reporter rhona mcleod has been to meet her and given a first tv interview. 0n on his way to becoming king of the mountains, but in his 20s millar was private. he began his change at the start of the millennium, but philip has never been seen on camera, until 110w. “— has never been seen on camera, until now. —— phillipa. she agreed to meet me during a returned home city of glasgow in an attempt to read connect with her past. this is the coach and father figure who guided young robert's career. after he said he was coming, i was quite touched. are you looking forward to meeting her? yes, i am

. >> that caused nerve damage to david smith's legs. and eyes going from light to dark. >> it takes me longer to adjust to the change. >> smith takes extra care getting around because of the risk of falls. >> they see what falls could do every day. broken bones to bruised lungs and broken ribs but mostly head injuries and bleeds around the brain most can be avoided with common sense moves, check your medications and check your vision and make sure they don't cause dizziness and make sure your home is as safe as possible. and identify the hazards. >> some of our throw rugs were not secure. if you hit is wrong it could go out from under you. >> there are strong grip matts and hand holds and matts in the shower. and dogs are kept way as much as possible. and the smith put in extra railings and more lighting over the basement steps. >> the bottom stair is not well lit. if you can't see it well you might miss it. they made another big move. my wife threw away all the ladders. >> we have had a half dozen friends that have fallen off of ladder

no one has heard from david smith since august. it's just dramatically out of character and so the longest that we've ever gone even being out of contact with him has been probably about four days, maybe five days at the most. david's parents are the first to say it the story of their son's disappearance just doesn't add up. they say david left their home in new jersey to visit a friend in howard county. he was supposed to stay with her, but that fell through and he ended up staying with that woman's friend. the friend says she last saw david when she dropped him off on some property that belongs to her family. there is a pond and around the pond he was and some chairs. almost like an early junkyard feel to it. according to david's mother the woman has said david was using drugs and wanted to detox. family says david has drug ld with substance abuse, but that he's been clean for a year. and there's enough situation behavior surrounding the story that it brings fear. the prolt is private land beyond these homes that he woornt able t

back in august david gibson smith traveled from his home in new jersey to howard county to meet a friend. his family hasn't heard from him since. fox5's lindsay watts live in woodbine, maryland with the story. >>reporter: there are strange circumstances surrounding this dwis peerns. david's parents say some have speculated maybe he just wanted to go off the grid. but he left behind his car. he hasn't touched the money in his bank account and his cellphone has been dead since the day he went missing. family members just wait for answers as days and months continue to pass. today is his birthday and it was important for me to be at the site where he was last seen. he's just incredibly missed time to find him. july and doug smith organized the three hour bus ride from their church in new jersey. family and friends gathering for their son's 29th birthday to pray for his return no one has heard from david smith his august. it's dramatically out of character. the longest that we've ever gone even being out of contact with him has been probably about four days, maybe five days at the most. davi

drove over an orange cone on west broad street hitting 46-year-old jeffrey moyer and 53-year-old david smith as they were painting roadway markings. smith died of injuries from that accident. stock is charged with homicide by vehicle, aggravated assault by vehicle and other related charges. >>> the story of a new jersey woman's good deed helping a homeless man is still going viral. this is donations keep pouring in from all over the world i'm sure you've heard about it by now the donations for the good fund me page created by kate mc lure. now has reached over $300,000. people from all 50 states, 40 countries v donated money. mc lure says she's raising money foreman named johnny. johnny used his last $20 to buy gas from mc lure when she ran out of the gas on i-95. the original goal here to the done gofundme site was to raise $10,000 they got whole lot more. >> mind boggling. >> i love that story. >>> more than 200 people are dead. more than 100 others wounded after islamic extremist attack a crowded mosque in egypt. >> president trump condemning at tack as he spends thanksgiving weekend at m

back in august david gibson smith traveled from his home jersey to howard county to meet a friend. the same way. smith came to howard county back in august to stay with a female friend. the friend ended up allegedly having something else to do so she link ed smith up with a friend of herself. that woman tells smith 's family that her parents didn't want him to stay at their home so she dropped smith off at her woodbine and that's where we are today. it's a locked shed. the woman tells smith's family that that was the last time she saw or heard from him. smith has struggled in the past with alcohol and drugs but he has never been out of touch this long. smith also didn't have his car with him on the property . he left it in el cot city. he hasn't touched the money in his bank account and his cellphone has not been used since he disappeared. today is his birthday and it was important for me to be at the site where he was last seen. so we're hoping to take a minute to remember him and to encourage people to continue looking for him. and this is a better look at general area where myth

captain david smith will have the seat tomorrow. he's the son of a 747 pilot, the last captain on the last flight in costumes a week after halloween. so forget the islands, tomorrow this qualifies as paradise. at sfo, wayne freedmon, abc 7 news. >>> here's a sweet way to kick off construction project. a cake that shows what the finish project will look like. cal train tweeted these pictures at the south san francisco station. the $63 million project will add a board platform that will connect to the industrial path at grand avenue. it'll make the area compliant. it should be finished by the so you remember of 2019. >>> just ahead, a bay area turns to 7 on your side michael fenny. >> coming up seeeeee this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> all right, today is national nachos day. nachos were accidentally invented by a mexican man na

why was it that david smith and sinclair broke their network affiliate contract by not airing a story about iraq war dead, eliciting a letter from senator john mccain saying that's unpatriotic. why? because they didn't want that viewpoint getting out nap's the point. that's power. it's how much power is being amassed under run roof. >> i agree with david. i don't care about sinclair's conservative politics. i care that sinclair should have the ability to deliver any brand of politics to 72% of the country. but eddie said the tribune doesn't have jsas. technically i suppose that's correct. it has a side car company calls dream catcher that has ssas. if you want me to explain the difference, there isn't any. >> actually there is a very big difference. we can leave that aside. >> we're out of time. >> just on that point, the reason we have ssas in two very small markets. >> these are shared service agreements. they're similar. >> doesn't make any difference. the reason we have them is because of the incredibly arcane rule that you can't own a newspaper and a television station in the sam

sinclair chair david smith has said sinclair is forever expanding, like the universe. and if you could wish for anything it would be complete, instantaneous consolidation of the industry. should sinclair be allowed to own every local station? should there be any limits? is your argument that google has 100% reach, so you should too? >> i answer that question when i described the rules that are in place. the antitrust division at the department of justice looks at these things. there are long-established guidelines that don't allow for anything remotely like that. it will be applied here. there are worlds of the fcc that are more stringent than the doj. they will also be applied here. that's a hypothetical that really doesn't exist. >> and to keep some perspective here, the proposed rule change tomorrow is not to eliminate the local ownership rule. it's just to look at them more closely on a case-by-case basis. number one, they're not looking at them. gary this rating them. isceratring them.tin and the ownership cap was set by congress. it was congress that set 39% in c

captain david smith will have the seat tomorrow.47 pilot, the last captain on the last flight in costumes a week after halloween. so forget the islands, tomorrow this qualifies as paradise. at sfo, wayne freedmon, abc 7 news. >>> here's a sweet way to kick off construction project. a cake that shows what the finish project will look like. cal train tweeted these pictures at the south san francisco station. the $63 million project will add a board platform that will connect to the industrial path at grand avenue. it'll make the area compliant. it should be finished by the so you remember of 2019. >>> just ahead, a bay area turns to 7 on your side michael fenny. >> coming up we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly app developers to mexico city. novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. >>> all right, today is national nachos day. nachos were accidentally invented by a mexican man named anaya. he had to quic

. >> guest: david smith, and he is probably not the owner, just the one that i dealt with when i was being hired. we discussed about my program being independent and i said, i wasn't really planning to work again in the business necessarily, and when they proposed an idea for me to do a program just like i used to do, the report used to do at cbs, which was just professional in nature and investigative, said it cannot be conservative, not be anymore conservative that mysters at cbs were conservative or liberal. he said don't worry about that. you del people the proof, they'll probably be conservative. i said we can tell the truth and haven't had a bid of interference, so, again, less interference working for the conservative billionaires than i certainly had at cbs the last two years, working for a liberal billion year. >> that's the book "stonewalled." you alluded to this but the power of the internet when it comes comes to the smear campaign. >> guest: i almost got chills when i was speak us with one summary -- smear operator, military guy, we can start a whole movement with 140 ch

authorities say 39-year-old david smith sent the video and an email to an employee of a university inty. he said he had nothing to lose and would make some examples that no one will forget. the university employee and smith once worked together on campus. nine loaded guns were found in his house, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and receipts from a shooting range. smith pled not guilty to a charge of making criminal threats against a private university. >>> an investigation is under way into the deadly shooting of a protected southern sea otter. the dead otter was found flowed floating in morro bay in september. the california department of fish and wildlife announced a necropsy determined it was killed by a pellet gun. the female otter was tagged and known to wildlife conservation groups as mba741. the monterey bay aquarium created this video as they followed her rescue, her rehabilitation and then her release. >> it's frustrating. a lot of effort went into this animal. a number of different groups, conservation groups, were involved, the marine mammal center, and other organizations

an e-mail exchange between david smith and a teacher has led to smith's arrest.e say smith threatened the instructor, but a link in one of his e-mails led to a chilling video posted to youtube. >> i'm sorry, folks, i'll just say, i'm not saying i promote killing, but if you're killing me, i'm going to defend myself, which means i'll go on a killing spree, compared to dying or committing suicide. it sounds like a great idea. >> so officials say smith got into a heated argument with that instructor over a drug-related punishment he received as a student nine years ago. police found weapons in his home. all purchased legally. he is facing one criminal count of threats. >> that video, and to know that he was armed like that while making that video. >>> in the meantime, florida state university has banned all sororities and fraternities. >> he was reportedly given medical treatment but died on the scene. >> coffey's death comes amid a disturbing uptick. >> reporter: a pledge found dead after a night of partying. >> unfortunately, when medical personnel got here, they

and then we would talk to david smith who was over at what is it, buzzfeed. buzzfeed been, they call it. and then one thing led to another and somewhere along the way but he said maybe we ought to put out a study like think tanks do and i said you know, if we're going to do that, i just assume write a book. if i'm going to go to this trouble, i want somebody to read it. i don't want to be the executive footnotes version that you publish in the first chapter of a csi study which is quite valuable. so billy came from that. and but we, we must of interviewed 45, something like that people in journalism and i mean from places, some of which i've never heard of in it turns out they are very influential. >> the good news about podcasts and all of this, is the good news about the internet is the internet makes all of these kinds of things possible area that's great news, bad news is that they can all find each other now. the nuts and all find each other now be one it's their social network to. >> guest: in the old days when i came intojournalism people used talk abo

llegaron al lugar demostrando que a pesar del dolor esta tragedia har a la comunidad ms fuerte --''david kenneth smithna corte en el condado de orange.. por amenazar con llevar a cabo una balacera masiva y publicar las amenazas en las redes sociales.. --''smith'' fue arrestado el 2 de noviembre luego de videos perturbadores en ''youtube'' en los que aparece rodeado de armas.. --el acusado se presentar nuevamente ante una corte el 15 de noviembre.. -- al menos cinco migrantes africanos murieron y decenas desaparecieron en el mar al naufragar una embarcacion con 140 personas a bordo. -- guardacostas en libia rescataron 45 sobrevivientes, aunque algunos de ellos se rehusaban a ser rescatados por las autoridades libias y preferian nadar hasta una embarcacion no gubernamental con bandera alemana. ---y una noche de caminata termino a 300 pies de profundidad cuando una persona cay por un acantilado en daly city... ---el equipo de rescate de la patrulla de caminos uso su helicoptero ademas de gafas con vision nocturna para poder localizar a la persona... ---a pesar de estar rodeados de rocas y por agua el res

why was it that david smith and sinclair broke their affiliate by not airing a story about a rack war and eliciting a letter from john mccain saying that's on patriotic. so, it's not about what view is espoused. it is how much is being amassed under one group. >> i agree. i don't care about the conservative politics, you can -- eddie said the tribune has a sidecar company that has fses. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> he just said the reason we had them is because of the incredibly arcane role they can on the newspaper and a television station and say market. >> so you invaded the rules. >> the fcc passed on those, the rule makers decided we didn't debate the rules. nothing rules you one but the rules in place. >> the rules that benefit the public. >> you defended the crossover rule until newspapers were put out of business. newspapers were desperate. they wanted really fun ridiculous old rules from owning the station and newspaper were you could share news spirit save money and serve the community better. well-meaning people decide it's too dangerous. as a result in communities local news

why was a david smith and sinclair broke the network affiliate relationship contract by not airing a story about iraq war dead, eliciting a letter from senator john mccain saying that's unpatriotic? why? because they didn't want that viewpoint getting out and that's the point, that's power. it's not about what you is being espoused. there are plenty conservatives against this merger. it's how much harvesting and asked under one roof. >> a point of personal privilege. i agree with david. i don't care about sinclair is conservative politics. i care sinclair should have the ability to deliver any brand of politics, progressive or conservative the 72% of the country. but eddie said the tribune doesn't have js a. >> can crosspost that's correct if it is a psycho company called dream catcher that has us as a. >> you want me to explain the difference there isn't any. >> there is a big difference but that's come we can leave that aside. >> we're out of time. go ahead, eddie. >> the reason we have ssa, to very small market speedy those are shared service agreement. >> which are different but

. >> reporter: captain thom spratt will be sharing the cockpit with captain david smith as united flies recently brought his dad, a retired 747 pilot, on a reepts flight, and that brought him back to when he was a kid. >> i still remember my first 747 ride where the seats in the very nose of the aircraft were first class is today and you would go up the spiral staircase, you know, and sit on sofas and all that is just something that will never be done again. >> reporter: in 1966 pan am asked boeing for the bgerliner . starting from scratch and nearly bankrupting the company, boeing's hump-backled double decker jumbo jet made its first flight less than three years later. the 747 entered airline service in 1970 and was an instant sensation. michael lombardi is boeing's historian. >> because of its size, because of the economy, because of its range, it made flying affordable. >> reporter: united flew its first 747 rout in 1970 from san francisco to honolulu. that iconic hump once housed a flyers up the spiral te with aa space shut across country and five u.s. presidents around the world. b

why was it that david smith at sinclair broke the network affiliate relationship, the contract by notng a story about iraq listening a letter from john recanting is unpatriotic. why? because they did not want that viewpoint getting out and that is the point. it is not about what view is being spelled, there are plenty of conservatives against this merger. it is how much power is being amassed under one roof. >> it'd point of personal privilege. i agree with david. i do not care about their conservative politics. a candidate sinclair should have the ability to deliver any brand of politics progressive or conservative to 72 percent of the country. but eddie said the tribune doesn't have j essays. technically i suppose that is correct it it has a sidecar company called dream catcher that has fsa. if you want to explain the difference, there isn't any. [laughter] >> actually is a very big difference. but we can leave that aside. >> we are out of time. >> just on that point, the reason we have as essays into very small markets. >> that is a shared service agreement. >> but a different but

david. >> corey smith. >> good afternoon, commissioners. corey smith. i'm going to read a letter from a neighbor in mission bay south. dear commissioner, my name is f. ron bycker. i live in mission bay south across the street from the proposed supportive housing development. i'm unable to attend the upcoming meeting in person, i'd like to register my support in favor of item 5b. i can speak to the merits of the recommended site plan and design, but i'd like to speak more broadly about thisened pro. i believe supportive housing on block nine. helps facilitate multiple policy objectives that bring to light values i hold dear. for one thing, supportive housing is a provesen approach to addressing the homelessness crisis we see on our city streets. second, supportive housing in mission bay contributes to the ongoing development of a renowned mixed income community that can serve as a model for other neighborhoods across the city. third, by locating supportive housing in mission bay and not -- and not an already low-income neighborhood, we take one step forw

, kina middleton, david goldman, aaron ashe, michael cohen, jesse stout, brandon brown, david hooper, harold smith, jen garcia. >> thank you. doug block teamsters joint council 7. i'm going to echo the comments that i made in the rules committee earlier this morning, first by starting to thank you all for going above and beyond the state standards on the employee threshhold for the labor piece agreement and to reiterate that our goal as a union has been that as this industry comes out of shadows that workers have the right to freely choose union representation. to that end, we've worked very hard to shape the delivery model for this industry. including an independent distributor between wholesale and retail. and also the requirements that deliveries be done by employees, not independent contractors, of a dispensary with a manifest for delivery. i'm encouraged to hear that there may be a solution in the works so that we will have recreational cannabis on january 1 in the city and county of san francisco. i want to thank you for your hard work in pushing for that. and i would punishmentably suggest

smith and david warner really are all that they've got to rely on, but then of course, england only have could argue that the top fives are similar. they've got two world class players in both top fives. the captain and a left—handed opener. 0bviously cook and warner are different players but they bring the same sort of thing to a team — experience, runs in the bank. both teams have got three positions. they haven't fully been nailed down. fairly young, inexperienced players. players who need a big ashes to prove themselves, to concrete themselves a place in the team. where england are very much stronger than australia, in my view, is batting from 6, 7, 8, 99, with stokes, wokes, ali. australia can't even match england in that department for runs, so that could be an area where england look to exploit australia. what about ben stokes who is obviously facing an allegation? how much will he be missed? a great deal. he is genuinely the best cricketer in the world at the moment, as it stands, with the bat and ball. you could add —— you could argue he is the best batter and the best bowler. a

david. and corey smith. thank you for your time. please go ahead. >> they were referring to a previous agreement between you guys and the college in 1991 where there was an exchange of property and i suggest that before you go forward with this kind of an agreement you look into the precedent-setting procedures that are in place from a similar situation 25 years ago. there's a seeming rush on you. and i ask that it be postponed at least until research can be done and checked out for the appropriate legal opinions. some suggest that the college has been sufficiently involved and that can be challenged on the grounds that represent the college's interests did so while acting as administrators and trustees during the years of the now-proven illegal takeover of the college. many of these individuals have since left or been removed from the district and i think of any legal fair reading would point out that college hasn't had proper input since 2012. legal challenges come from a variety of sources. for that reason, it would be more prude

attorneys point out their client had no history of violence at all. >> david strickland did not do this. >> reporter: it was sam smithad the last word. dylan spellman, he told the jury, might have been under suspicion but ultimately had nothing to do with this crime. david strickland, he said, was the man holding the gun. >> shooting both of these girls for no identifiable reason at all. he certainly is a psychopath. >> reporter: prosecutor smith never offered the jury a possible motive. kristene says she's sure it was about her sexual orientation. >> what's the reason for thinking it's a hate crime? >> in the letter that he supposedly tried to send to my dad said something in the letter like those f'ing lesbians. >> reporter: in his interrogation strickland made a point of saying he had no issues with the gay community. whether or not that was the truth, prosecutors decided not to charge him with a hate crime. after five days of testimony the jury began deliberations. it took six hours to reach a verdict. guilty. david strickland is appealing that conviction based on a hair found at the scene, one that police never

>> guest: david smith.he's probably not the owner, he's just the one i dealt with when i was being hired. we discussed about my program being independent, and i said, you know, i wasn't really planning to work again in the business necessarily. and when they propossessed an idea for me -- proposed an idea for me just like a program i used to do at cbs, i said it cannot be conservative. it cannot be any more conservative than any stories at cbs were conservative or liberal. and he said you don't worry about that. he goes if you just tell people the truth, they'll probably be conservative. [laughter] i said, well, we can tell the truth and haven't had really a bit of interference. so, again, less interference working for the conservative billionaires than i certainly had at cbs the last two years working for the liberal billionaires. >> host: thus the book, "stonewalled," your first book. you alluded to this, but the power of the internet when it comes to the smear campaign. >> guest: you know, i almost got c

david lee miller, it's shepard smith in new york. we're ready for your report if you can hear us. >> shepard, this is day number 35 for the menendez trial. at 2:20 this afternoon, the judge read a note from the jury. the note read in part "we cannot reach a unanimous decision ". the time here is significant. about three hours earlier at 11:00 a.m., a new juror on the jury began to deliberate with the 11 others on the panel. last week one of the jurors was excused because she was going to go on a long planned vacation and she was replaced by another juror. the judge had agreed at this at the start of the trial. now the dismissed juror, jury number 8, told reporters after she was dismissed in interviews she thought that senator menendez was not guilty and that she was being pressed by other jurors on the panel to convict him. a short time ago, we heard from senator menendez, his reaction to this latest issue with juror number 8. listen. >> first of all, as i said 2 1/2 years ago when i first faced these charges that i was innocent. cle

joining us, david strasser kathleen smith on set with us from renaissance capital kathleen, there are reports they're going to price this below the range -- $18 to $20 is what we're looking for dow jones says it's below thereat. >> we have to give the company credit for reaching $1 billion in sales and being positive cash flow since 2014 and that's not an easy thing to do. so and $2.4 million customers and they've solved the real worldwide problem of enabling customers to find jeans that fit. jeans that fit. so we're impressed with the fundamentals of the company. the issue is what is happening going forward. the easiest customers they've already acquired now they have to spend more and more to acquire these new customers. that's the issue >> i hate to jump in because this is such a good story. there might be an even better one breaking right now it's 21st century fox, maybe some deal, merger news sue herera, what's happening >> reporter: kelly, right now dow jones is reporting that comcast, the parent company of our company, has approached 21st century fox, expressing acquisition int

consulting scholars, volunteers, dough sent docents, and thank again as carrie did the smith group architects, led by davidluding cmg part in other words, jonathan martin creative, brc, imagination art and coldwater media. thank our exhibit installers and curators who came from all over the world and are partners from all over the world, who loaned exhibits to us. we awful special thank you to dan murphy and phillip brady and hari hard grave and jim scofield and the city of washington, dc. what a wonderful city this is, and it leaders, and its media, and our peer museum leaders. so gracious and welcoming us to the district. we're almost -- we must also thank our 50,000 plus members and growing. if you're not a member, there's a hint. and donors, in particular. we appreciate of course our largest donor family, the green family, led by david and barbara green. that's worth a round of applause right there. [applause] >> want to thank our corporate board of trustees, the chair, steve green and his wildfire, jackie, thank our ceo, carrie summers for his visionary focus and his wife also, jackie. we're grateful

there are no certainties. >> smith: there were no certainties, but in the summer of 2012, petraeus came up with a proposal. >> david petraeus, then the cia director, presents his plan that would be a cia covert action to secretly arm the rebels from bases in jordan. >> smith: petraeus's covert plan gave the administration plausible deniability if legal issues arose concerning the attempted overthrow of a sovereign government, or if the weapons turned up in the wrong hands. petraeus pressed ahead. >> and he finds allies in hillary rodham clinton and leon panetta, who was his predecessor at cia and now the defense secretary. and they push this idea, and they say, "it's time for us to get involved. we can't stay on the sidelines." >> my view was if we really want the rebels to succeed, the only way we could do that, the only way we were gonna get credibility with those that were fighting on the streets and dying, was to be able to provide the weapons they needed in order to confront assad. >> smith: the administration was deeply divided. recent history provided contradictory lessons. >> we were driven in part by our i

now you may have a case that we are talking about starring david webb and last year's draft and you have in the future. but for smith, i don't get. i it makes zero sense. >> well, doing something willed and creative and saying i have nothing left to also and i may lose my job at the end of the somebody. >> well, i think the writing on the wall. i think the organization a little housecleaning. that is all the which down in the coaching staff and ben. this may be a last-ditch effort tot say, you know what? i sort of being throwing eli manning under the bus bit by bit and win a couple of games and prove he is the issue not the broken office. how do you think the new york giant was do with smith if f they put him against the rutgers' football team. >> do you think they would sign this think, i think wee get the win. it would be close, right? >> oh, yeah. what is the future for eli manning. sis it it? are you hang it up after this noon with the didn't a, yeah. i don't think he has been a proposal if quarterback. i think there are um birch things throughout to have lessen the starting quarterback q next year. am in far of

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smith, executive director military chaplains association. jerry walden, national commander usa.n of valor of the david gibson, commander-in-chief worldry orderdams, national president enlistedtired association. washington, d.c. agent, congressional medal of honor usa.ty of the gary augustine, executive americandisabled veterans. dana atkins president military officers association of america. president air force sergeants association. board chair commissioned officers association of the states public health service. national commander polish liege usa.erican veterans not with us today is paul warner, national commander from jewish war veterans as they theot attend cemetery on shabbat. they will celebrate veterans day andhe vietnam wall world war ii memorial. the associate members of the committee are located in the to my left. i would like to ask the presidents and national that compromise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership applause. [applause] is now my pleasure to introduce our veterans service for 2017.on host the korean war veterans asso

eastern that david o'connor was stepping down effective immediately they are assuming the additional role. between todd smith. they had had two ceos in a relatively short amount of time. investigators -- investors are getting a little concerned at the moment. they are hiding at this hour. they wait on details of two major makeovers that do have potential to move the markets. they are both getting styled if you will one by the senate and the other by the newcomer ceo john flannery. he disagreed on the screen right now. we do have it up 26 points. it is looking at its biggest loss since the financial crisis investors getting used to the company's new slender look but it doesn't mean they like it. down 8% at the moment standing at $18 and 84 cents trading volume of 203 million shares. and most of us would be absolutely thrilled to have a hundred $3 billion in her pocket but qualcomm not so much. it's just pocket change. thanks but no thanks to a broad, $70 per share take over offer. you guys have nerve. it undervalues the company. they are up 3% at the moment. but broad, which of course is a division you can se

their batting frailties, if you take david warner and steve smith out, they have a lot of experience. still plenty more to come. manchester united needed a draw last night against basel. their fate will be decided in their final night against basel. their fate will be decided in theirfinal game. i think we play a match like this ten times and out of nine, we win comfortably and the one was not. i came here a few years ago with chelsea and we lost 1—0 in the last minute but in that match, i don‘t think we had one shot on target, we played really bad. today was not the case. no such problems for chelsea. they beat qarabag 4— nil. celtic opened the scoring against paris st germain and if you thought there was an upset on the cards, you would be wrong. 7—1, they lost. dani alves with the pick of their goals. and you wonder if we are looking at the champions after a performance like that. what a performance that is from paris st germain. you feel for celtic. they have this incredible run domestic wheat. that step up to the champions league is very difficult, isn't it? sadly, they are on th

close to the brexit secretary, david davis, have accused labour of pressing for material that could compromise the national interest. 0ur assistant ppolitical editor, norman smithe 58 impact assessment reports. not going to hand over documentation because some of that is commercially sensitive. the committee have said thatis sensitive. the committee have said that is not good enough, parliament voted, telling david davis he has two handover documents. the committee have written to him, telling him to appear before them... pronto! they have also raised the prospect that david davis could possibly even be in contempt of parliament. i am joined possibly even be in contempt of parliament. iam joined byjacob rees—mogg. parliament. iam joined byjacob rees-mogg. it is breach of privilege. it is deemed to be binding. the government has an obligation to meet the terms of that address. it is not at the discretion, it has got to fulfil the demand of parliament. the government cannot provide information it does not have what it has to provide information on the terms set out in that motion passed weeks ago. what happens if david davis says i do not have that information, i

smith, executive director military chaplains association. jerry walden, national commander usa.n of valor of the david gibson, commander-in-chief worldry orderdams, national president enlistedtired association. washington, d.c. agent, congressional medal of honor usa.ty of the gary augustine, executive americandisabled veterans. dana atkins president military officers association of america. president air force sergeants association. board chair commissioned officers association of the states public health service. national commander polish liege usa.erican veterans not with us today is paul warner, national commander from jewish war veterans as they theot attend cemetery on shabbat. they will celebrate veterans day andhe vietnam wall world war ii memorial. the associate members of the committee are located in the to my left. i would like to ask the presidents and national that compromise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership applause. [applause] is now my pleasure to introduce our veterans service for 2017.on host the korean war veterans asso

sot<david sloan/cambell resident: "people come down here not knowing it is a dead end">/campbellesident: "it is surprising, how did they ever find this place">that is what residents are saying about a group of teenagers who were captured on surveillance video roaming through this campell neighborhood near el patio court, the location of a pair of residential burglaries that took place monday october 30th at around 10amsotthe incident has residents here on high alert in this quiet neighborhoodsot campbell police are hoping others are watching out as well and may recognize someone in these videos, particularly