>> david d. smith. >> reporter: david smith was a fellow inmate of nathan's at the county jail.esearched ways to kill denise on his laptop. >> did he talk about how he was planning to kill his wife denise? >> well, at first he told me that he was thinking about some poisoning with some type of insulin or potassium, something like that. >> reporter: according to the inmate, nathan said he ran a lot of errands on the day of the murder to create an alibi. and -- >> he told me he had presented some gifts, some valentine's day gifts to his wife. and so that everything would look fine. >> reporter: 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 except nathan. and it's consistent with our evidence. >> reporter: 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 els

it david smith reporting. >> the top u.s.lomat in ukraine now at the center of the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump. tuesday, william taylor told the investigating committees trump set up a parallel foreign policy usaidraine, one that made contingege on helpining the american president politically. several u.s. media outlets obtained a copy of taylor's estimate. >> to what has been printed, that describes more evidence of a direct connection between thatdent trump's wishes ukraine invevestigatee the 2016 election, essentially exonerating the russians and his potential 2020 opponent in lenskyange for president ze to get a white house meeting and security assistance. >> taylor served republican and democratic presidents since 1985 and became acting ambassador to ukraraine in june after the fofr ambassador was pushed out of her job. it taylor --taylor's behind closed doors estimate he levels serious -- some of the most serious charges against trump to date. president trump repeatedly denied there was any quid pro

david smith, the guardian's washington bureau chief, thank you forjoining us this morning.nd whether where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm sonja jessup. bbc london has learnt that the department for transport is giving "serious consideration" to shortening the proposed high speed 2 line, and scrapping plans to tunnel to euston. instead it would end at old oak common in north—west london. hs2 is meant to create faster journey times and free up space on the existing rail network. the department for transport says it won't comment, but the mayor says reducing the scheme would be bad for the capital. we each have a station at houston, but also old oak common. if the government tries to shortchange londoners, it will be ultimately the country, businesses and family, that are shortchanged. i have asked the government in the review to make sure they recognise the benefits to the country by london getting the investment it needs. and you can see the full story on inside out london. that's at 7:30pm tonight here on bbc1. two black men who claim they were framed by a detec

david wallace steve smith mitchell starc and they all want to be part of the. now if you've never heard of pompous track cycling you probably soon will because the sports getting a major boost 1st ever pump track world championships sanctioned by cycling as world governing body took place in switzerland this week a pump track is a series of rollers that riders move across by pumping their upper body instead of having americans tommy and pate in britain are pushed the mountains and then. and that is all your sport for now much more coming up later but for now it's back to you sammy thanks so much for a while you can get much more the website of course there's another full bulletin that's coming up with downer and in just a moment so stay with us and i'll just do it. on counting the cost the $7.00 word tweet the proof the watch the beijing how china silence his critics on the guy's access to its 14 trillion dollar economy the cost of hiring an oil tanker is soaring for the lazy and fishermen facing financial losses counting the cost just 0. in germany's capital t

david wallace steve smith mitchell stock and they all want to be possible tiger woods has played his 1st competitive round of golf after undergoing knee surgery in august it was an exhibition skins event in japan up against jason de war in mount royal and had 2nd that c.m. players compete for holes in day one with $210000.00 which will go to charity which will now play be in the zozo championship japan's 1st official p.g.a. tour event it's his 1st appearance in japan since 2006 and he's also targeting a return next year at the tokyo olympics where the years of having friends of compete in the olympics seen golf being part of the pics i just would be an honor to represent my country and let the games right now i'm 9th in the world rankings and. hopefully you know make sure i can have a good year and qualify and represent my country divans rugby team say their incredible run of the world cup would never happen without the support of fans very tale was ended by south africa in the quarter finals by judging by the atmosphere at their press conference on monday in tokyo would have been fo

steve smith and david warner, who helped australia retain the ashes earlier this year, are among the160,000. the likes of chris gayle, shakib al hasan and andre russell will be among a total of 570 players in the draft, including 239 overseas players and 331 domestic players. barcelona are in action in the women's champions league later on thursday. last season's runners—up are at home to minsk from belarus, in the first leg of their last 16 tie. meanwhile, the holders lyon look well—placed to qualify for the quarter—finals. ada hegerberg scored twice as the defending champions thrashed fortuna hjorring in the first leg of their last 16 tie in denmark. eugenie le sommer scored the other two in a 4—0 victory which should make the return leg in france a formality. tennis, and the top two seeds are both in an action at the european open in antwerp, on thursday. gael molfils takes on the the italian wildcard, jannik sinner, and david goffin plays the frenchman ugo humbert. but the 2017 champion, and number 6 seed, jo—wifried tsonga is out after losing in straight sets to his compatriot,

i'm shepard smith, fox news, new york. >> so, david, while the focus is on shepard smith, you know, thevor. but does this departure, does that kind of messaging perhaps signal even to the president that things are changing? >> yeah, fred, indeed. first of all, i don't think shep smith is sweating the president's tweets. our colleague, brian stelter, reported he's leaving a $15 million a year contract. he might have more net worth than president trump, frankly. but in this situation, he is sending a message that the straight news people at fox are having this tension with the primetime opinion folks at fox and that this is a moment where someone like him, who has a sterling journalistic reputation, perhaps doesn't want to be associated with what increasingly people see as fox as a propaganda arm of the white house. it's one thing to have a point of view, it's one thing to have opinions, but fox increasingly is seen as a network that is enthralled to the president. >> melanie, does it also symbolize a confluence of defeats for the president in a very short amount of time, namely really in

david: gary go ahead. >> betsy this is gary smith.tepping back, i have a even bigger question or issue. i think as christina alluded to, they spend $48 million a year lobbying, the head of the greater new york hospital association gets 8 million a year. this sounds like a healthcare government cartel which is what elizabeth warrens and the bernie sanderses of the world want. if we get that on a nationwide basis, aren't you going to see these same problems spreading throughout? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. single payer healthcare is no remedy for this. the public demanding the information is the remedy. david: betsy you are a crusader thank god you're doing the work you're doing. so a deadly wildfire raging in california as officials ordering thousands to evacuate. we'll have a live report wait until you see more of this video it is incredible stuff. >> everything is on fire. it's bad. >> it's bad? >> yeah. >> why did you go back? >> my dog was in the house. i had to break the window to get her out. driverless cars, or trips to mars.

arrested for one running naked through walmart and one was yelling i'm on fire for timothy smith 24 and david shot the video for large man in a halloween mask pouring milk over his naked hadi police tracked him down when he posted the video later that night and they were charged with indecent exposure. what's the defense here? >> the naked guy had a mask on so identifying him when he has a mask on and he is naked let's just look at the case. some of that harder to identify. the issues he's covered in milk and there's regular milk and chocolate milk. anyone who wants to identify this guy has to identify them to the mask into the milk. >> i think the optical illusions are clearly on the defensive side. >> it's a hoax or something. it's a victimless crime. are you going to lock people up for those? >> not guilty. >> not guilty. kennedy: not guilty is absolutely right number four in new jersey woman burns down the man's home after he all invited her over for a late-night booty call but fell asleep. she became enraged after her suitor failed to answer the door. she drove to a local gas station bou

at the box office this weekend and among them is a new action movie starring will smith playing dual roles we've got davidso i don't see in our coast. it's will smith versus will smith and gemini man as the superstar plays a hit man hunted by his own younger clone. reviews are not good for the action flick which experts expect a degut in the mid million range well behind joker in that film's sophomore weekend. >>hugs don't treat all this gentleman, one to 2. an animated take on the adams family looks to battle gemini man for second place. oscar isaac n charlie's there and lead the creepy kooky cast giving voice to gomez and morticia as the family adapt to modern life with not much other family fare in theaters, the adams family is also looking at an opening weekend, the mid $20 million range. jack see could give young adults something to think about if they put down their phones long enough to see it adam devine stars in the r rated comedy as a man obsessed with his new cell phone problem is the phone is obssed with him. box office watchers don't see audience is obsessed with jack c they're predicting a d

among them is a new action movie starring will smith in a dual role, david daniel takes a look. l smith versus. as the superstar plays a hit man hunted by his own younger clone. reviews are not good for the action flick which experts expect a debut in the mid million range well behind joker in that film's sophomore weekend. >>hugs don't treat all this gentleman, one to 2. an animated take on the adams family looks to battle gemini man for second place. oscar isaac and charlies there and lead the creepy kooky cast giving voice to gomez and morticia as the family adapt to modern life with not much other family fare in theaters, the adams family is also looking at an opening weekend, the mid $20 million range. jexi could give young adult something to think about if they put down their phones long enough to see it adam devine stars in the r rated comedy as a man obsessed with his new cell phone problem is the phone is obsessed with him. box office watchers don't see audience is obsessed with jack c they're predicting a debut of just 2 to million in hollywood. i'm david daniel. well a

david: i did come of the al smith dinner. general jim mattis was the speaker. very inspirational. one of the things he said, the day before, president trump said he is the most overrated general in history. he said he was proud of that fact. this is why. >> i'm honored to be considered that by donald trump because he also called meryl streep an overrated actress. [laughter] so i guess i'm the meryl streep of generals. [laughter] [applause] frankly, that sounds pretty good to me. and you do have to admit that between me and merrill, at least we've had some victories. interestings because he's been very impolitic, but -- very politic, but he had some jabs at the president. alix: i didn't expect him to be funny. david: he was funny. but the main thing, very inspirational. he went back to abraham lincoln and said that we've overcome a lot more, and we can overcome again. alix: turning to the market and the general environment, imf general managing director david lipton says the economy is in gradual synchronized slow down. he spoke to bloomberg at the imf conferenc

annalie riches, david mikhail, winners of the stirling prize for goldsmith street, a development of council houses. so, this is it? and for resident chloe smithlutely loves the garden. and the back is a key feature. a safe, enclosed communal play space. i'd never have thought this would have been a council property. i just wanted my little girl to have a garden, and some freedom, like little kids do. and i can't see me moving from here, not for a long time. but for the architects, it's been a long haul. 11 years, trying to prove that houses can be as efficient as flats. and the buildings it was competing against — an opera house, hidden inside an old stable building, and a completely recyclable house made entirely of cork. but what clinched it was goldsmith‘s mix of the environmental and the social. so, who made the decision, going for yours? it came down to the vote of a local resident. so, what, essentially one resident had the casting vote? she had the casting vote. she felt she preferred our scheme because it was bringing back streets to norwich. what truly makes them special is the insulation. you're not even allowed a letterbox in case

annalie riches, david mikhail, winners of the stirling prize for goldsmith street, a development of council houses. so, this is it? and for resident chloe smithttle girl absolutely loves the garden. and the back is a key feature. a safe, enclosed communal play space. i'd never have thought this would have been a council property. ijust wanted my little girl to have a garden, and some freedom, like little kids do. and i can't see me moving from here, not for a long time. but for the architects, it's been a long haul. 11 years, trying to prove that houses can be as efficient as flats. and the buildings it was competing against — an opera house, hidden inside an old stable building, and a completely recyclable house made entirely of cork. but what clinched it was goldsmith‘s mix of the environmental and the social. so, who made the decision, going for yours? it came down to the vote of a local resident. so, what, essentially one resident had the casting vote? she had the casting vote. she felt she preferred our scheme because it was bringing back streets to norwich. what truly makes them special is the insulation. you're not even allowed a lette

david swerdlik. >> if you're going to sign off, just sign off, drop the mic. well played by shep smith.that you have to say, look, i'm a news guy, and we're tipping too far away from news. >> yeah. >> if you think about an outlet like breitbart, and they don't pretend to be something they're not. fox news pretends to be fair and balanced, a news organization, but they have tipped all the way over into trump bootlicking and shep i think said i've had enough. >> i've been stunned to watch anchors of the network mocking and attacking another anchor. that would never happen here -- wouldn't happy for very long. let me tell you that. do you think that might be the breaking point? do you think fox may reconsider this kind of hunger games to play out? >> i would imagine so. and i would say about shep smith, it tax a significant amount of courage to say what you're thinking inwardly/outwardly. it takes courage to go against the tides. takes courage to stand alone when the president of the united states is attacking you. it takes courage when your own colleagues are attacking you. at some point,

one of those companies paris smith but he made it clear he is not opening a new investigationo the energy company, bret. >> bret: life in ukraine, david thank you. a counter intelligence analyst with intelligence agency is under arrest tonight for allegedly passing national defense secrets about a foreign country's weapons system to journalists. 30-year-old henry kyle freeze is charged with disclosing classified information to two reporters, one of whom he was apparently involved with romantically. he was in indicted yesterday and arrested on his arrival to work today. up next, california in the dark over wildfires. we will tell you why millions are without electricity on purpose. but first around the country, fox 4 and dallas american airlines pushing back the expected return of its boeing 737 max jets to next year. the company says the grounding of the plains caught its third-quarter pretax income by $140 million. the airline says, it expects to slowly bring the plane back to its schedule starting januar january 16th. box 55 in springfield, illinois, as a prosecutor charges a 9-year-old with five counts of first-degree murder in con

david from western history project to come up as well. thank you. [♪] >> good afternoon, regular to the regular meeting of the ethnic's commission. commissioner ambrose. >> smith>> gray. >> lee is commissioner lee is excused today, she has a conflict and is unable to make it. agenda item number 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda there being no public comment we'll go on to agenda item number 3 and 4. the consent calender. draft minutes september 20, 2019 regular meeting and the agenda item number 4 proposed stipulation, decision and order in the matter of it's our time sf women supporting london breed for mayor 2018 ethics complaint

david asman. thanks for joining us this is bulls & bears joining me on the panel adam lashinsky, christina partsinevelos, heather zimaronga , and gary b. smith. the dow soaring more than 500 points today before ending off session highs as details trickle down, about the president's meeting with china's vice premier, lee hu. both countries coming to an agreement on intellectual property, financial services, agricultural goods and the chinese calling this a pause in the trade war, and treasury secretary steven mnuchin says the u.s. will not implement the

smith a happy birthday tough to top that. >>> next up, saturday night live, this week's host is david harbor, best known for his role on the, guys. >> hey, david, what's up >> there's a problem in my dressing room, come take a look >> i don't know how it got in here. >> that's the nbc peacock. >> he does whatever he wants he's our boss. >> this is my dressing room, so can we just get him out of here? >> how >> you just take a broom and shoo him out of here. >> word of advice, i wouldn't do that, okay, he has a lot of powerful friends in the industry. >> and abroad. >> what am i supposed to do? >> i don't know, just make the best of it. >> yeah, but be careful because he bites bye. >> bye >> he does bite. >> see the very end. >> how does it end >> what happens? >> they go shopping together we're going to see how he does it. >> wasn't really landing there. >> first time hosting is this weekend, should be a good show too, camilla cabello, the music. and recorded by digital series, asking celebrities to share their favorite, most meaningful quotes >> i'm so curious, here's what he had to say. >> i'm so curious, what is it that

smith >> that's right. >> seth: and you're going to play guitar with her >> yeah. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> not like that >> seth: not like that no one thought you were going to play like that, davidin, it's not what you're famous for >> so, you're right. >> seth: yeah. >> and so i did this with her before i interviewed her several years ago. and we arranged by text that we would play "because the night. which he co wrote with bruce springsteen. and i said, "don't we need to rehearse, like, for hours and hours and hours? she said, "no, just play really loud." [ laughter ] that was it. that was the whole thing >> seth: and was it enjoyable? do you look back on that fondly? >> i was so -- so the interview came first and the interview was 45 minutes, an hour, whatever. i remember nothing of it >> seth: oh, right >> 'cause it's quite possible that i said nothing. i was so nervous and only my drycleaner will know for sure [ light laughter ] and then came the guitar bit and it went off reasonably well. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> yeah. >> seth: different song this time are you moving on? >> yeah. >> seth: okay, that's very exciting >> yeah. >> seth: you have a few other people you are goi

smith. >> this is huge for me. because i watched "good morning america" every morning with my father as a kid when it was david hartman and my father woke me up and said you got to see spider-man's dad and pulled me out. there he was on "good morning america." being on this show with my kid is huge. my mother is watching. i'm sure my father, he's long dead, he's watching but it was such an emotional thing i got so baked this morning to come here. [ applause ] and this -- i'm having such -- like everyone is watching the show. i'm having an emotional experience right now. >> i'm so happy. >> and to be here with my kid, man, that's everything. what have you got to say? >> that's unbelievable. we should point out -- i'm sure you know, harley quinn, you're a giant comic book buff. your name is harley quinn. now you guys are collaborating on a project. we were in the commercial break. people were screaming out at you. this franchise is beloved. >> for very few people. like one in ten know this but the one in ten that know it, boy, it's their religion. so, yeah, when we went back for the reboot, the idea was jay and silent b

smith together necessary. >> i not really, no. >> that's tomorrow night. >> good. >> pete buttigieg. it's pretty great. >> mayor pete's going to be there. >> it's all there. >> rock star. davidk you so much. great to have you. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," our next guest served as one of president obama's top adviser. susan rice was involved in some of the last administration's most important decisions and she joins us next on "morning joe." without my medication, my small tremors would be extreme. without it, i cannot write my name. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thousand dollars per month. prescription drugs do not work if you cannot afford them. for sixty years, aarp has been fighting for people like larry. and we won't stop. join us in fighting for what's right. you're stronger than you know. so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one tough mother. you're bad enough for botox®. botox® has been preventing headaches and migraines before they even start for almost 10 years, and is the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine tre