. >> david d. smith. >> david smith was a fellow inmate of nathan's at the county jail.aptop. >> did he talk about how he was planning to kill his wife denise? >> well, first he told me that he was thinking about some poisoning, with some type of incident or potassium. something like that. >> 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 and stuff to his wife, and so that everything would look fine. >> how important was david smith, the jailhouse snitch? >> david smith said that nathan was worried that a lady might have seen him while he was walking. well, obviously nobody knows that except nathan, and it's consistent with our evidence. >> what's more, the inmate also testified why nathan wanted denise out of his life. >> well, he said that -- he said that she was overbearing, and that he had got to the point where he had wanted to move on with his life, and he had met someone else and stuff like that. >> did he tell you the name of that

david: the solution pioneered by professor smith involves whole communities in indonesia.ke these metal frames called reef stars and fix them to the seabed. fragments of live corals are attached to them. and the results is a revival of a habitat that many depend on. >> pc fish come in, you will see the small fish finding a home in the reef stars amongst the coral. six months later, medium-sized fish. the whole ecosystem response when you give it this kickstart in the system. david: the latest reef to be helped in this way is called hope. the word is spelled out in the ew corals, and they aim is to apply the same technique and other areas around the world. over the years, there has been dozens of attempts to try to bring reefs back to life. some more successful than others. and they have all been on a really small scale, as with this latest initiative. so there will be questions about it. it i funded by the pet food company sheba, which uses a lot of fish in its products. can this venture really make any kind of difference? scientists i've spoken to are impressed by the way

here to talk about it sandra smith and david asman. part of our favorite outdoor team.ll respected on wall street in new york. american banking, j.p. morgan. this is what he said. if you plan to raise taxes in america, roll this? >> if you want to have a healthy growing, competitive america against the rest of the world you need a global competitive tax rate. it would be detrimental -- i don't worry about banks but detrimental to a lot of companies and push a lot of capital overseas. >> bill: ladies first. >> that's remarkable. he supported biden through his campaign. he is a democrat. he had some fierce words to say in a house committee meeting yesterday talking about the environment that now is being created under these policies. i don't see how you tell anyone that lives in this country that their taxes won't be going up as a result of this massive spending. jim jordan last night the tweet stuck out to me. president biden high taxes, high inflation, high unemployment. such a deal. right? you look at the taxes that biden says are only going up on households making ove

let's talk about it with david asman and sandra smith. >> this is nice. >> we did this 10 years ago inoes from the western part of russia down into northeastern germany. under the water. 95% complete. george bush told angela merkel 15 years ago it was a bad idea. >> a week after we had the russian hack of colonial pipeline. why do you reward vladimir putin and the russians before you figure out if he had anything to do with that hacking? there are a lot of suspicions that he did or at least knew about it and didn't do anything to stop it. of all the times to do it. don't you agree, sandy? i think it's crazy. >> the timing just a week after pipeline hack. how about all the keystone xl pipeline jobs. the biden administration is for russian pipeline but against american energy pipelines? the optics of this is difficult for many. secretary of state anthony blinken saying i'm determined to do whatever we can to prevent the completion of in order stream two. it seems biden is at odds with his own secretary of state. >> we had an industry dying to get into europe. we were hoping to fill europ

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attorney general william smith and his law clerk to both chief justice warren burger and the fifth circuit judge david dire. as most of you know he was appointed to serve as independent counsel for five investigations including whitewater from 1994 to 1999. many of you know ken through his writing. he is author of first among equals, the supreme court in american life, bear country the baylor story, contempt a memoir of the clinton investigation, which was a "new york times" bestseller and 2018 and religious liberty in crisis which was released this past tuesday and which we celebrate this evening. ken and his wife alice who is here this evening, great to have you here alice, now reside a blog the peaceful banks of the river in waco texas. we are blessed this evening to hear from two devoted giants of faith and freedom who have shaped our thinking and strengthened our resolve to defend america's first freedom. please join me in welcoming dr. tom ferrer and judge ken starr. >> thank you david or that can see that this is on an i can hear that this is on. i cannot tell you judge starr what a pleasure an

dana, our friend and contributor here david axelrod last night brought up the speech in 1950. the declaration of conscience by margaret chase smith. when she stood up to her republican colleagues then, in the senate, and to joseph mccarthy. she didn't mention joseph mccarthy's name and liz cheney didn't mention kevin mccarthy's name in those remarks last night but it was all clear. and margaret smith said then it is high time that we all stop being tools and victims of totalitarian techniques and cherish the american way of life. >> i checked in to see if congresswoman cheney looked at this very, very famous speech that margaret chase smith gave on march 1st. she's obviously very familiar with it. and the other thing that is interesting is that margaret chase smith was a republican. in this speech, poppy, you and i were emailing this morning. just looking at what liz cheney said that manu reported in the room, kind of as we're speaking, talking about republicans and that party being the party of lincoln. that's what margaret chase smith said back in 1950 when she was pushing back against mccarthy and mccarthyism, talking about th

make a difference, we're going to have more on that on the news with shepherd smith tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern davideld. great to see you out there as well have a great long weekend. hope you make it, of course, back home at some point soon. >> you too. >> we're keeping an eye on the markets with the s&p up.022% as we wrap up a week here have a great long weekend, everybody. that will do it for us on "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts now ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "techcheck. i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa amc takes another billion dollars from the shorts, although the stock is below the opening price. an explanation of the mean trade reresurgence is coming up. apple gets a downgrade to sell what's

smith iii surprising his mother, roxanne, at the local ihop. they've been going there for mother's day breakfast ever since it opened, but she had no idea her son would be there. >> hi, davidery emotional day and it meant everything to me. it was a wonderful mother's day. >> in arlington, massachusetts, leyland stein with his 93-year-old mother sondra. this is their first hug since before the pandemic. >> really has been 15 months since we got together. >> 15 long months. i know i'm speaking for all of the mothers who have had to be without their children during this time and the sweet reunion that we all will have when we do see our families again. >> and in minneapolis tonight, with her son recording, his mom had no idea that grandma ger ral dean was coming. she sees her and runs to give her a hug. and tonight, mother and son right here with us. >> when i say her get out of the car, i was shocked and surprised and just everything. so, my son, he did good. >> he did. our moms, our step-moms, our grandmas, we all wai >>> now from abc7, live, breaking news. >> breaking news, kids who are 12 to 15 years old could be the getting vaccinated. the fda expended pfizer's emergency

smith. deputy sheriff thomas barnes. deputy sheriff carlos hernandez. border patrol agent christopher simpkin. detention officer. officer david pardony. deputy sheriff terry dier. deputy sheriff alexander good. officer anastacio sikos. sergeant chris ward. deputy sheriff low began fox. officer christopher farr. detective luka benedetti. deputy sheriff samuel lepp northward. deputy sheriff steven jones. officer jimmy inn and i would be remiss fi didn't mention the k-9 officers that also gave their lives in the line of duty. riley, joker, and jango. please join me in a moment of silence to remember these heroes. ms. cam mac: thank you. as you can -- mrs. cammack: thank you. as you can see that's a lengthy list. i hope even though i may have mispronounced some of their name, their families see comfort in knowing their names will forever be remembered. these are just some of the heroes we have lost this year. it's may. and this list takes up four pages. may we always remember their names. and recognize their service in keeping law and order for our communities. to the brave men and women who we just named, rest easy. we've got the watch.

smith, could you bring us our first caller for agenda item number two? >> can you hear me now? >> clerk: please begin. >> great. david pillpel. good morning. i will quickly summarize some comments that i made in february at the meeting. overall, we do need to invest in new technology and maintain and upgrade equipment and systems. i agree with the question from supervisor haney to the office of civic innovation, digital s.f., digital services, ocia and others need to be digital functions. i would have the operational functions reside at d.t. and the other city departments, and i would have all of the policy and outreach functions be in one central agency. i would call it the office of equity and inclusion and include some of these as separate groups within that kind of umbrella agency probably under the city administrator. i think there could be some information that could help her. i continue to support a smaller digital services team with some of the services centralized to the other operating departments. i do not find the sf.gov architecture to be useful. i think it is a huge downgrade from the sfgov structure. i

smith, could you bring us our first caller for agenda item number two? >> can you hear me now? >> clerk: please begin. >> great. david pillpel. good morning. i will quickly summarize some comments that i made in february at the meeting. overall, we do need to invest in new technology and maintain and upgrade equipment and systems. i agree with the question from supervisor haney to the office of civic innovation, digital s.f., digital services, ocia and others need to be digital functions. i would have the operational functions reside at d.t. and the other city departments, and i would have all of the policy and outreach functions be in one central agency. i would call it the office of equity and inclusion and include some of these as separate groups within that kind of umbrella agency probably under the city administrator. i think there could be some information that could help her. i continue to support a smaller digital services team with some of the services centralized to the other operating departments. i do not find the sf.gov architecture to be useful. i think it is a huge downgrade from the sfgov structure. i

smith university which included a million dollar grant for minority scholarships, and so we're very, very firm believers in what hbcus do for this country and we'll continue to support them. >> congresswoman, this is david solomon. we recruit from over 100 hbcus. we've set a goal to double the number of people that we bring in over the course of the next five years. we just committed $25 million to a program we call hbcu market madness and it's a training program and competition that provides scholarship aid that we think is highly successful and includes eight hbcus including north carolina and amt state and we continue to invest in that program and expand it. >> and so -- go ahead, jane. >> thanks, brian. from the sxae and he's a proud graduate of howard and he's been a wonderful advocate for the work that we've been doing with other banks from the hbcus and we rekrout there and we're very active around it and they're such talented people and it's exciting to have them part of the firm. >> i would just add a couple of things. one, happy birthday. number two, one of the perceptions we have is we've expanded our efforts with hbcus and we gave a grant to 11 of them in the last year, and a million each so