david smith. javier bat. arshod. >> chairman brinkman: if you are in the overflow room and you heard your name, please come up. go ahead. >> i've been driving since '97. i defaulted on my medallion. [please stand by] >> you guys didn't do anything about uber and lyft. you let them take over the situation and punishing the medallion. it's a terrible proposal. do the right thing, buy them all back. i'm sorry, what else can i say. i'm disgusted with the divide and con -- conquer. you're as bad as the trump people. >> good afternoon. i've been a cab driver over 25 years. i personally want to thank five supervisors who supported us. i wholeheartedly really appreciate them. i had a chance to come across her and i would beg to differ. the proposal she said death to the cab drivers. they're discriminating from one class of people to another. i bought the medal on, $250,000. it would give me more income at the airport but i don't want that. he paid money and bought a medallion he should be able to do that. if somebody

my name is david smith. i am a medallion purchaser. i paid 250,000 for my medallion, and of course, we would appreciate that the m.t.a. or the city buy back our medallions, but they obviously don't want to buy them back, so we're in the unfortunate predicament where we have to support these reforms. my father is a prop k medallion holder, so it does affect me, too. it's not like i'm coming at it as clean, either. i do feel for the pre-k, as well, if somebody wants to pay me back, fine. but otherwise, i support these reforms. as far as s.f.o. meeting the demand, if the supply is ever low, there's an app that tells you the numbers at s.f.o. you can create a lot, kind of cliek when demand is higher -- kind of like when the demand is higher and we can call more guys in. i do feel sorry for the older guys. i think there needs to be something where they can keep their s.f.o. privilege possibly, but the situation is too dire, and we can barely breathe, we're sinking, we're gasping for air. we can't afford to pay these loans anymore. thank you

announcer: joshua david smith. a week of competition and camaraderie comes to a close., athletes from militaries around the world received medals with a royal touch. one of the british medallists this week was former lance corporal andy white. our invictus games sydney 2018 medallists! dragged out of depression by what he calls the invictus spirit. because we're all ex—military and the things we've done, we are another family, we are the invictus family. we'll always look out for each other. there are sporting competitions that are bigger than invictus and there are sporting competitions that are richer than invictus, but you would be hard—pressed to find a competition with greater unity of purpose. they came to celebrate that purpose in sydney tonight, competitors and meghan too, who spoke of the importance of family and friends. once home, the need for that anchor of support from loved ones, especially given how much it accelerates recovery and rehabilitation, is immeasurable. and then the man who brought all of it together, who dwelt again on the mental wounds of war

announcer: joshua david smith. a week of competition and camaraderie comes to a close.ay, athletes from militaries around the world received medals with a royal touch. one of the british medallists this week was former lance corporal andy white. our invictus games sydney 2018 medallists! dragged out of depression by what he calls the invictus spirit. because we're all ex—military and the things we've done, we are another family, we are the invictus family. we'll always look out for each other. there are sporting competitions that are bigger than invictus and there are sporting competitions that are richer than invictus, but you would be hard—pressed to find a competition with greater unity of purpose. they came to celebrate that purpose in sydney tonight, competitors and meghan too, who spoke of the importance of family and friends. once home, the need for that anchor of support from loved ones, especially given how much it accelerates recovery and rehabilitation, is immeasurable. and then the man who brought all of it together, who dwelt again on the mental wounds of w

announcer: joshua david smith. a week of competition and camaraderie comes to a close.ay, athletes from militaries around the world received medals with a royal touch. one of the british medallists this week was former lance corporal andy white. our invictus games sydney 2018 medallists! dragged out of depression by what he calls the invictus spirit. because we're all ex—military and the things we've done, we are another family, we are the invictus family. we'll always look out for each other. there are sporting competitions that are bigger than invictus and there are sporting competitions that are richer than invictus, but you would be hard—pressed to find a competition with greater unity of purpose. they came to celebrate that purpose in sydney tonight, competitors and meghan too, who spoke of the importance of family and friends. once home, the need for that anchor of support from loved ones, especially given how much it accelerates recovery and rehabilitation, is immeasurable. and then the man who brought all of it together, who dwelt again on the mental wounds of w

joshua david smith. a week of competition and camaraderie comes to a close. one of the british medallists this week was former lance corporal andy white. our invictus games sydney 2018 medallists. .. dragged out of depression by what he calls the invictus spirit. because we're all ex—military and the things we've done, we're another family, we are the invictus family. we'll always look out for each other. there are sporting competitions that are bigger than invictus and there are sporting competitions that are richer than invictus but you'd be hard—pressed to find a competition with greater unity of purpose. they came to celebrate that purpose in sydney tonight, competitors and meghan, too, who spoke of the importance of family and friends. once home, the need for the anchor of support from loved ones, especially given how much it accelerates recovery and rehabilitation, is immeasurable. and then the man who brought all of it together, who dwelt again on the mental wounds of war and loss. i've been there, you've been there and we now need to reach out to thos

david smith of "the guardian," do you think no deal is preferable to a bad deal, and do you think theresa may should continue as prime minister or should she stand down? >> good old british press. this is about policy, not personalities. we want the prime minister to deliver on her election manifesto which she was elected on and i was elected on. that is, to deliver leave by leading the single market, leading the customs unit and leading the agreement of the justice. i'm not the rebel. i am absolutely in line with standard, conservative thought. by their own association voted unanimously last week for that program that supported me on opposing checkers. obviously, no deal will be far better than checkers, and we trade with the united states on world trade terms. we trade with china on world trade terms. the vast majority of trade is on world trade terms. canada has done a deal on trade and it doesn't pay in a penny. we don't pay the 39 billion. there isn't a single member of parliament that doesn't have really good causes in his constituentsy that could use 39 billion pounds sterling very

warne said he's been left embarassed by the ball tampering scandal that saw former captain steve smith, davidmeron bancroft banned from cricket. both warner and smith were given i2—month suspensions and bancroft nine months for the part they played in changing the surface of the ball in the infamous series with south africa six months ago. he's been speaking to my colleague 0lly foster and they started by talking about the future of test cricket. i don't think test cricket is dying. i think there is a lot more interest on the tv side of things then attended the ground. i don't think, and england and australia it is strong with people attending the venue strong with people attending the venue where the test matches are. but around the world i think there are more eyeballs watching on the tv. i think as long as the superstar players say that test cricket is the pinnacle and he wants to achieve things in the test match arena and he is leading the way and that, then i think it will stand there. we have to trust the prayers that they want to trust the prayers that they want to play test cricket. i

shane warne said he was left embrassed by the ball tampering scandal that saw former captain steve smith, davidcroft banned from cricket. both warner and smith were given 12 month suspensions and bancroft nine months for the part they played in changing the surface of the ball in the infamous series with south africa six months ago. and. i'm not sure harry gives to the stage in a test match where you say we're going to take sandpaper out of the middle and put on the ball. i mean, that was terrible. and it was very embarrassing and disappointing. so the australian cricket team need to gain the respect back of the cricket community, of the australian public especially, and the only way to do that is by the way they conduct themselves. and i hope they don't lose the australian dna which is hard, tough but fair. after less than a year working together british number one johanna konta has split with her coach michaeljoyce konta was as high as four in the women's rankings having reached the wimbledon semi finals last year but has struggled for form this season following early exits in all four of the

ball tampering scandal in march and says administrators should pay as much blame as captain steve smith david warner and cameron bancroft who were rules suspended andrew thomas has moved from sydney. at the heart of this report is that cheating by members of the australian team was as much about institutional failures of cricket australia as it was about personal failures of a couple of players the report says that cricket australia was perceived to be arrogant and controlling it had a win at all pos mentality and that showed itself among support staff and players as redefining certain things up with would see as cheating as in fact playing hard to win and that redefinition of the tacit support at least of cricket australia the report says that selection for the national team should be as much about a player's character as his or her skills on the pitch and that players pay should reflect them as characters as well as their skills the report says as well that player awards go not just to great cricketers but to men and women who really reflect the best of the game tim payne who was promoted t

ball tampering scandal in march and says administrators should be as much blame as captain steve smith david warner and cameron bancroft who were all suspended andrew thomas has more from sydney. at the heart of this report is that cheating by members of the australian team was as much about institutional failures of cricket australia as it was about personal failures of a couple of players the report says that cricket australia was perceived to be arrogant and controlling it had a when it's all pos mentality and that showed itself among support staff and players as redefining certain things other thread see as cheating as in fact playing hard to win and that redefinition of the tacit support at least of cricket australia the report says that selection for the national team should be as much about a player's character as his or her skills on the pitch and that players pay should reflect them as characters as well as their skills the report says as well that player awards to go not just to great cricketers but to men and women who really reflect the best of the game to pain who was promoted t

shane warne said he was left embrassed by the ball tampering scandal that saw former captain steve smith, daviduspensions and bancroft nine months for the part they played in changing the surface of the ball in the infamous series with south africa six months ago. i was iwas in i was in paris. i'm not sure how it gets to the stage in a test match where you say, we will take sandpaper to the middle and put it on the ball. that was terrible and very embarrassing and disappointing. the australian team need to gain the respect back of the cricket community. they need to regain the respect of the australian public especially, the only way they can do thatis especially, the only way they can do that is how they can conduct themselves with i i have read and lose the australian dna, which is hard, tough but fair. after less than a year working together british number one johanna konta has split with her coach michaeljoyce. konta was as high as four in the women's rankings having reached the wimbledon semi finals last year but has struggled for form this season following early exits in all four of the g

shane warne said he was left embrassed by the ball tampering scandal that saw former captain steve smith, davidpensions and bancroft nine months for the part they played in changing the surface of the ball in the infamous series with south africa six months ago. i was embarrassed. i'm not sure how it gets to the stage in a test match where you say we will take sandpaper into the middle and put it on the wall. it was terrible and embarrassing and disappointing. the australian cricket team need to gain the respect back of the cricketing community. they need to regain the respect of the australian public, especially. the anyway they can do thatis especially. the anyway they can do that is the way they conduct themselves and i hope they don't the australian tv and a which is hard, tough, but fair. —— the australian dna. gareth bale is out of wales' friendly with spain tomorrow night. the real madrid forward was withdrawn early in saturday's loss with alaves. manager ryan giggs confirmed he won't feature tomorrow and remains a doubt for their nations league match with the republic of ireland in six

david smith is here with us now.ed every year in order to drive down the cost of housing and let young families get a chance to get a foot on the housing ladder. what you mean by land availability? we need to prioritise land for affordable house building. let‘s say, this was a public asset, let‘s prioritise it for affordable housing. you represent housing associations. i know that the government made £2 billion available to housing associations, which suggests that they are taking this problem seriously? hill i think so. housing associations can now deliver genuinely affordable house ownership for people. we can‘t neglect the importance of social housing. the government has promised to build a million more homes by 2020. will that be enough? hill i think it will be close. i am not entirely sure how realistic it will be. of the 340,000 but we think that we need, we need to up the number that we are building. the government should give uk private renters a chance to buy their homes by rewarding landlords who sell to lo

alameda county sheriff's deputies announced the arrest of david harrison jr and marcus smith for theder. police say gormley was sitting in his car on john court when somebody walked up and opened fire. the two men arrested are currently in custody at santa rita jail. investigators are still asking anyone with further information to come forward. ( robin ) san francisco police have made an arrest in connection to the assault of a victim .... who mistakenly approached a vehicle thinking it was a rideshare. police say, this man... 25-year-old jai-cheng fang pulled up in his vehicle to the victim waiting for a rideshare on howard and first streets in san francisco. officials say, fang got out of the car ... and began punching the victim . the victim is now recovering from life- threatening injuries. fang is facing felony assault charges. ( robin ) the santa clara county district attorney's office released a report saying police were justified when they shot and killed a 27-year-old man during a confrontation at a san jose energy facility in january. the report and three body camera video

. >> smith: david sirota is a reporter and opinion writer. >> so instead of making those payments, they'vesed tha money for roads, schools-- things that are important, but r that other tenues are not funding. and the thing is, is that thell ill come due. the bill will come due. >> see you later. >> i had heard kind of rumblings from teachs early on, like, "oh, they're taking money from our pension fund and this and that." i'm, like, "oh they'll fix it." you know and that was... i think that's kind of where we were.ll you know, "theix it." and then i got married and i had some kids. and, you know, that wasn't what was on my radar. and i think a lot of people were like that. >> i had my head in the clouds. i'm a teacher, i'm busy, i got a faly, i got a life. they take a bunch out my paycheck, uh, every two weeks, and so that's going into a little pe that's gonna accrue interest. i figured this is on autopilot. i don't have to worry about the pension. >> smith: by 2008, kentucky's pension funds were in very bad shape.in and gs were about to get much worse >> stunning news on wall street tonig

the ball tampering scandal in south africa a few months ago with former captain steve smith and opening batsman david warner and cameron bancroft serving bronze the ozzies are trying to move on they had a tough time of it in dubai on the first day against pakistan he won the toss mohammed have fees and all hack put on two hundred five for the opening partnership as the hosts closed on two hundred fifty five for three scoring seventy six half a striking one hundred twenty six. caroline wozniacki has added to her highlights really what's been a dream season for the dane she started the year by winning her first grand slam at the australian open on sunday she got her thirtieth korea singles title with victory over ana stars yes of us the six three six three in the china open final it gives wozniacki a slim hope of ending the year as world number one. world number thirty two donald medvedev shocked the home crowd in tokyo to defeat kate corrie and win the japan japan open on sunday if the fans out there why the russian was supposed to simply turn up and lose to the one town hero but medvedev had other id

the ball tampering scandal in south africa a few months ago with former captain steve smith and opening batsman david warner and cameron bancroft serving bronze the ozzies are trying to move on they had a tough time of it in dubai on the first day against pakistan he won the toss mohammed have fees and all hack put on two hundred five for the opening partnership as the hosts closed on two hundred fifty five for three scoring seventy six half a striking one hundred twenty six. caroline wozniacki has added to her highlights really what's been a dream season for the dane she started the year by winning her first grand slam at the australian open on sunday she got her thirtieth korea singles title with victory over ana stars yes of us the six three six three in the china open final it gives wozniacki a slim hope of ending the year as world number one. world number thirty two dunhill medvedev shocked the home crowd in tokyo to defeat canucks to corey and win the japan open on sunday if the fans had their way the russian were supposed to simply turn up and lose to the hometown hero but medvedev had other i

meanwhile australia seem to be struggling without their three key players steve smith, cameron bancroft and davidsecond straight day they suffered a batting collapse which has put pakistan in the driver's seat to claim victory in the opening test. well earlier, my colleague olly foster asked former australia captain shane warne how he felt about the controversy that rocked the sport earlier this year. i was embarrassed. i have not sure how it looks to the stage and eight match for you see you're going to ta ke match for you see you're going to take sandpaper out important on the ball. it was terrible and it was very embarrassing and disappointing. i stand to gain the respect back of the cricket community and gain their respect back of the australian public especially in that the only way they can do that is how they conduct themselves in a hope that it is hard tough, but fair. the four—time olympic gymnastics champion simone biles says she felt empowered about comig forward as a victim in one of the the biggest sex abuse scandal to hit american sport. larry nassar the us gymnastics coach was sent

the ball tampering scandal in south africa a few months ago with former captain steve smith and opening batsman david warner and cameron bancroft serving bans the ozzies are trying to move on they had a tough time of it in dubai on the first day against pakistan who won the toss feeds and the hack put on two hundred five for the opening partnership of the host close on to five five a three m. i'm scoring seventy six as half a stroke one hundred twenty six. caroline wozniacki has added to her highlights reel in what's been a dream season for the danger he started the year by winning her first grand slam at the australian open on sunday she got her thirtieth curious singles title with victory over understudy. six three six three in the china open final it gives was an iraqi a slim hope of ending the year as world number one. world number thirty two done in the medvedev shocked the home crowd in tokyo to defeat cain issue corey and win the japan open on sunday with the fans out there way the russian was supposed to simply turn up and lose to the hometown hero but medvedev had of ideas in a dominant disp

david cameron, i don't think he actually ever used a smiths song, but in her interview he said he liked you like the smiths, no you don't, iforbid you to stop saying you like the smiths, no you don't, i forbid you to like the smiths, which is often what my daughter says to me when i start dancing. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news... a disastrous decline in the world's wildlife. new research suggests 60% of wild animals have disappeared in recent decades and it's all due to human activity. and we hear from wayne rooney on his new life living and playing football in the united states capital. that's still to come. it was wales and south—west england that had the lion's share of today's sunshine but if you were close to the east coast of england, it was not just cloudy, it the east coast of england, it was notjust cloudy, it was wet the east coast of england, it was not just cloudy, it was wet at times. the rain is pulling away eastwards as the night goes on. clear skies will follow and allow temperatures to drop away to

that existed throughout the 18th century which the humming engine is adam smith and his great friend and mentor, the philosopher davidhume. intellectually they are part of the enlightenment, the scottish alignment but that includes other great figures, adam ferguson, william robinson, blair and the beginning of english literature developed adam smith's ideas in scotland, story hotel in the book about the economy. had's great chemist. these are astonishing things. they are all interestingly figures in conversation directly or indirectly with each other. we focus on hume and smith because intellectually, inevitably they are two of the most distinguished people who ever lived and hume, if i was giving an award, an oscar for best supporting actor it would go to david hume who is not just one of the deepest and most brilliant philosophers ever to have written in the english language but wildly funny and engaging and lively figure. there is a marvelous moment when hume, having published his treatise of human nature, one of the greatest ever, to some extent but not enough recast these ideas into a series of essays and they

alameda county sheriff's deputies arrested david harrison jr and marcus smith for the murder of joseph gormley. the shooting happened back in august. police say joseph gormley was sitting in his car on john court when somebody walked up and opened fire. the two men arrested are now behind bars in the santa rita jail. investigators are still asking anyone with further information to come forward. (lydia) breaking from overnight. a woman is dead after she was hit by a truck while trying to cross a street in santa rosa. it happened last night just before 10 near the intersection of stony point road and occidental road. witnesses told police the woman was trying to cross the road from the olivers market shopping center when she was hit by the truck. police have not released the name of the victim. officers say alcohol and drugs do not appear to be a factor in this investigation. ( james ) new this morning... san francisco city leaders have voted to suspend nearly 10 million dollars in funding for the brand new salesforce transbay center after a crack was found in a beam. crews have been wo

alameda county sheriff's deputies announced the arrest of david harrison jr and marcus smith for murderar old joseph gormley was sitting in his car on john court when somebody walked up and opened fire. the two men arrested tonight are currently in custody at santa rita jail. investigators are still asking anyone with further information to come forward. (ken) kron4 first told you about the arrests through a push alert. download the kron4 mobile app to and be the first to know about breaking news in your neighborhood. ... (pam) happening now: an investigation underway... after a fire destroyed housing under construction in the east bay. agents with alcohol tobacco and firearms were on scene all day .. trying to determine if this was a case of arson. (ken) the oakland fire was first reported around 2:00-o'clock in the morning .. on the corner of west grand avenue and filbert street. kron 4's alecia reid has been following this developing story for us all day. alecia - what have you learned? this has been deemed a suspicious fire.it is being investigated as an

we are giving them with the hype they want, the david dukes of the world, richard smith, we know whonow, we don't need a social media giant telling us what is. >> twitter did not take it down but facebook did. lawrence jones. 55 after the hour. and you can think the pc police for it. rob: the highlight taking a toll on the highway of, the new danger of legal weed. ♪ high above me ♪ ♪ joan of arc ♪ with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ . . sfx: fortnite sounds. sfx: sighs. ♪ sfx: sighs. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. - [announcer] powerful c

david asman. we have susan li, gary b. smith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report.you are all fox contributors let's get to it we had certainly another wild day for these markets take a look at the dow today dropping nearly

david asman. we have susan li, gary b. smith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report. you are all fox contributors let's get to it we had certainly another wild day for these markets take a look at the dow today dropping nearly 300 points at one point it had actually been down 539 big tech once again to blame, guys, how long do you think this volatility lasts, let's start with you. >> i think a while. all evidence in is still the upper hand i was hoping that maybe it would reverse the market today and it just did not happen and you know, the big thing about this market everybody keeps talking about october but i have a laundry list of industries that have hit new yearly lows down 30-60% over the last six to nine months all kinds of industries to me indicating probable slow down in economic growth and lots of trouble around the globe. trish: you're making me nervous, susan. >> the s&p the majority of the stocks are in bare market territory so 20 perrer down from recent highs, that's a bit concerning but look volatility is just the name of the game and we have to get use

francine: thank you very much, stephen macklow-smith and david powell.affairs editor coming up in about 12 minutes. 12:00 in in new york, london. we will talk about saudi tensions with the rest of the world and the investigations ongoing in turkey and saudi arabia. in saudi arabia erasing a 4% drop. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: good morning. francine lacqua in london. i am tom keene in new york. we spend a lot of time on u.s. earnings. how about european earnings. stephen macklow-smith of jpmorgan asset management. the major complaint with the banks i hear our that american banks have not really moved in this market even though they are generating piles of cash. is the same true in europe? in europe you face a different issue depending on which country you are looking at. in europe, the issue is the holding of sovereign debt. in the context of the italian budget discussions, we are paying a lot of attention. there has been a pickup in credits resulting from the european banking union. the pickup in credit has slowed slightly this year. there are signs tha

david asman. we have susan li, gary b. smith, and john layfield, ceo of the layfield report.tributors let's get to it we had certainly another wild day for these markets take a look at the dow today dropping nearly 300 points at one point it had actually been down 539 bigec

david beckham and his sons just made the trek. i'm not nervous. oprah did it. will smith it -- after that 440-foot climb -- we did it. we are on the top of the world, ma. top of the world. oh, my god. this is crazy. ♪ >> next up world famous bondi beach where aussie stars like chris hemsworth and hugh jackman hang out. we're headed to let's go surfing and i'm gonna go out there and get my surf on because there's nothing like australia. here we go. ♪ >> wipe outs aside what i love about australia is you can come over and over and again and still never do everything or taste everything. i stopped by for a snack at north bondi fish, a celeb hot spot. chef matt moran gave me a sampling of the locally sourced food. >> how east -- how's that? >> the food was fantastic. >> what didn't look good was your surfing? >> what? the struggle is real. >> no doubt about that. >> i'm headed back australia. i'm going to redeem myself. >> i love you anyway. coming up david schwimmer caught robbing a restaurant. his amazing response to this crazy story. next on kron-4 news at eight: a would=b

david: many thanks, mr. ambassador. jim smith from washington.e sovereign wealth fund like in saudi arabia that is made many investments overseas, how does it affect those investments? we are joined by michael madden michael maduell. the company has to say no thanks? michael: that has definitely increased in the past few weeks here in i think there is a lot of demand for these startups to receive investor capital. china has definitely slowed down on venture capital funding. saudi arabia has been in the tail wind on that gap. if they were to pull back more investments, it will have a major impact with that funding scene. it was also about the u.s. businesses getting into saudi arabia. is that tit-for-tat starting to deteriorate? i think there are definitely a lot of issues going on right now. people are calculating on what repercussions are going to be. this tit-for-tat thing is definitely translating to the u.s.-china trade war. we will have a lot more information after this davos of the desert conference. we will see which investment percolates

s i notice david davis former bricks that secretary in duncan smith as well former conservative party leader to those numbers stack up enough not just to fire a warning shot across mrs may's bricks it burrows if you will but also to put together a leadership challenge because everyone knows boris johnson he was fifty percent of the architecture of bricks it but he wants to be british prime minister. well yeah and so this is where he's got a problem it's if it's quite complicated i said he's very popular with the membership out in the country he's really not that popular among members of parliament in the same way many of them think he's a liar that he's deceitful you know once upon a time boris johnson said he'd love it if turkey joined the european union and there he is campaigning for leave on the grounds of the turkey joins the european union then britain could be invaded by tens of millions of muslims so he can do these sorts of about turns all the time and people say you've got no fixed opinions we can't really trust your leadership he hasn't got the votes to mount a leadership c

david muir. this is "20/20." reporting tonight, ryan smith with the breaking verdict in the story he's been covering since it began some three years ago. >> there's a house fire. >> breaking news out of d.c. >> four people confirmed dead. >> a house fire. >> this investigation continues as we speak. >> we have firefighters and d.c. police. >> the call came in at 1:30 in the afternoon. >> looks like it's sweeping across the overhang on the house. i'd come quick. >> we're out on a story, something else. they said, "hey, there's a fire on woodland drive. get over there right away." got there. whoa, big fire. and then moments later, the realization. something's going on here. something really bad is going on here. >> reporter: a $3.5 million mansion engulfed in flames. >> the second floor is completely burned. >> reporter: where there is now an unusual intensity, firefighters and police combing through the scene. on the street, sheer panic, says wjla reporter stephen tschida. >> investigators do believe this fire was deliberately set. >> arson, o

david 0rnstein at old trafford. thanks forjoining us. there was not just there was notjust european football this evening. in the championship, dean smith in charge of aston villa. they were beaten 2—1 at norwich. jordan rhodes scored twice for the home side afterjames chester had given villa a first half lead. norwich are up to fourth, two points off the top following back—to—back wins. meanwhile, the leaders middlesbrough were held to a draw by lowly rotherham, who picked up their first away point of the season. second—placed sheffield united failed to capitalise as stoke held them to a 1—1 draw. all the evening's football league results are available on the bbc sport website and app. hearts have gone 6 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after winning 3—0 at bottom side dundee. two early goals from oliver bozanic and steven naismith put hearts in charge. steven maclean added a third 46 seconds after the break to move craig levein's side further clear of celtic and kilmarnock. england captain eoin morgan says his side will learn from their record one—day defeat to sri lanka and make sure they don't allow their series w

shannon: tonight marks the 73rd now smith charity dinner known for lighthearted humor from the political leaders of the nation. outgoing us ambassador to the un nikki haley, davidee miller in new york to tell us how the ambassador did. >> as you mentioned the us un ambassador nikki haley is stepping down by year's end and at the house smith dinner arguably she had a test run as a standup comic. listen for yourself and decide, should she quit her day job. >> everyone in washington called me with advice about this speech. they all said the same thing. do not, under any circumstances, make any jokes about the president. so, good night, everybody. actually the president called me this morning and gave me some really good advice, if i get stuck for laughs just brag about his accomplishments. it really killed at the un, i got to tell you. last year you went with paul ryan who is a boy scout and that is fine. i was from the same tribe as it was before and. the un has 193 member nations, 180 which are mad at us on any given day and the most important thing i learned is with all of our differences there is still one thing that unites all 193 countries. at one point, eve

david surman jr. back in june. he was booked on a series of charges in connection to the blast. tina may smith, his girlfriend, a co-conspirator. they seized chemicals, sketches full of profanities and devices. >> this sucker was over 18 inches of length. >> reporter: mark mcnutt lives near where the suspect worked. are you concerned? >> absolutely concerned. concerned that there's, you know, some potentially dangerous materials still out there. >> reporter: investigators say no bombs have exploded since surman's arrest in june. both he and his alleged accomplice are free on bail, and now a community on edge again. ron allen, nbc news, upper bucks county, pennsylvania. >>> canada is lighting up tonight as it becomes the first industrialized country to legalize pot for recreational use nationwide. tonight, weed smokers are lining up to buy it as the u.s. border patrol keeps a close watch from just across the border. nbc's stephanie gosk is in montreal. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: in canada -- [ cheering ] -- high excitement. recreational marijuana is legal. hugo senecal got here early to b

i am david: up returning and the panel today come senior correspondent charlie gasparino come a carrie smith, qb matt grew president kevin kelly, managing partner at benchmark investments in treasury can, and primetime 8:00 p.m. right here on fbn. i don't know how she prepares for the show but she's here. meanwhile staging a huge comeback. the dow coming back from a 548-point loss to end down 126 so has the market found a bottom. heavy volume going into the time when the market was coming back. that indicates that in fact he found a bottom. >> i don't know if it's found the bottom. it's close to a bottom. when the market opens way down in a stellar start to get flushed out, it was down at 1.540. it was down 548. he rose to 126. people look at headlines and say down another 126. it is this nice, bright, and big green candle which indicates that from the open. >> the point is people are really getting in when folks were buying stocks after he came out of your loss. >> the important thing to note here is people came in and bought because companies are reinvesting in their future. home depot ext

david waters. it is a question about the economy for mr. lee. smith lee, fedex ceo fred said president trump's tariffs are "worrisome and counterproductive to economic growth." do you agree, and as governor what would you do to counteract the impact on farmers and businesses? thank you for that. i was recently with mr. smith. one of the things that came up was the economy of this region. , and of our state in general. a a business person who has quarter billion dollar budget and depends upon economic development and prosperity, i am very much interested in protecting and creating jobs in this state. i think the president of the united states has certainly recognize that we have been trade in balanced in this country for a long time. he has worked through different means to right that in mbalance. i am worried about the impact of tariffs on our state, but i think we can create a win-win scenario. as governor, i will be concerned about any impact tariffs might have on us locally, but work with the federal government to alleviate that, to mitigate the ch

good evening, david lee. >> hi they are, shannon peered as mentioned, nikki haley is going to be stepping down by years and, and tonight at the al smithbly, she had a test run as a stand-up comic. listen for yourself and decide, should she quit her day job? >> everyone in washington called me with advice about the speech. they all said the same thing. do not under any circumstances make any jokes about the president. so good night, everybody, . actually, the president called me this morning and gave me some really good advice. he said if i get stuck for laughs, just brag about his accomplishments. it really killed at the u.n., i've got to tell you. last year you went with paul ryan, who is a boy scout, and that is fine, but a little boring. so this year, he wanted to spice things up again, right? i get it. you wanted an indian woman. but elizabeth warren failed her dna test. actually, when the president found out that i was indian american, he asked me if i was from the same tribe as elizabeth warren. learned that the u.n. has 193 member nations, 180 were mad at us at any given day. in the most important thing i learned is that with a

smith, former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia. thanks for joining us. >> good be with you this morning. david's the first step by the kingdom to say that maybe we can reconcile this. is that have you read it? clearly, there is a shortage of facts. if we could possibly have an investigation to find out what happened, that would be the first step in resolving the issue. david: there are various reports floating around, audio tapes, video tapes. is there any question that he didn't leave of his own volition? amb. smith: it does not appear that he left. again, the turks appear to have more information than they have released publicly. but somebody knows everything. between the saudi's and the ofks and the investigations the intelligence community, hopefully we can arrive at some sort of consensus as to what happened. there are reports again from "the washington post" that they were planning this mission in advance. amb. smith: that does appear to be true. my experience with that community is that they know more than has been released publicly. if i was eu is ceo looking to make investments in to

david asman. jimmy on the panel or barrio and susan leigh, senior correspondent charlie gasparino, plus gary b. smithand john layfield, ceo of the layfield report, both are fox news contributors. if your stocks are making a lot of money today. the dow soaring to close to 547 points on the plus side. president trump sitting down with the run trish regan and a fox business exclusives. if republicans don't keep the house, the party on wall street could be over. >> what their 401(k). the day we have a really bad time three weeks from now through the 401(k) will go down tremendously. if they don't go out and vote, then they have themselves to blame. i built up $1,127,000,000,000,000 in well. >> charlie's already imitating. >> half the country does anything because that's what the percentage of the company and the stock market. the other has not going to care that their mutual funds and things like that. i think it is a weak argument to be honest. >> it wasn't trump who built? he's built them up since the beginning of the year. absolutely. >> the market is still positive. >> john, you've been very quiet. i