david smith became the bocce player- he _ of me, yeah. david smith became the bocce player.cious but he did it the hard way. fighting back from to nail down to eventually take it four — two isa is a 30th go better for great britain at the game so far. kimi raikonnen has announced he'll retire from formula i at the end of the season.the 41—year—old finn currently races for alfa romeo. he won the world championship in 2007 with ferrari. raikkonen began his career twenty years ago and has started more races than any other driver, securing 21 wins and more than a hundred podiums. and defending champion preemoz roglic is back in the lead of the vuelta a espana after a dramatic 17th stage. norway's odd christian eiking started the day in the leader's red jersey, but was dropped from the peloton and then crashed. colobmia's egan bernal, who won the giro d'italia earlier this year, went for the win with 31 miles to go. but roglic stuck to him and 5 miles from the finish, the slovenian surged away to claim the stage victory and the overall lead. and that's all the sport for now. have

david smith 'ust ttoin in boccia tomorrow morning.id smith just going in his final as well, his - just going in his final as well, his gold—medal match in the boccia, the world number one, and there could be a good chance for another gold later on for becky redfern in the swimming. she won her heat overnight, didn�*t she quiz make a real prospect there paralympics gb. yes, so, at the moment in the boccia, it is too high for to the malaysia competitor, however, david smith is the paralympic champion, so he will be fighting back for that gold—medal in that match and, as you said about the swimming, rebecca redfern won a silver in the 100 metres breaststroke in 2016 at the paralympics. she then picked up a gold at the world championships. she had a baby last year and has come back to the sports and will be hoping to get a gold in that final this evening. hoping to get a gold in that final this evening-— hoping to get a gold in that final this evenint. .. . ~' ,, ,., this evening. rachel, thank you so much. this evening. rachel, thank you

a third gold medalfor david smith won in the most thrilling fashion.t dazzling shot proved the difference, and after a row of victory, soon the tears started to flow. another gold for one of the greatest his sport has ever seen. that gold medal from greatest his sport has ever seen. that gold medalfrom david smith was britain's the 30th of these paralympics, but the hopes of a 31st today proved tantalisingly out of reach. in the pool, becky redfearn was chasing the mother of all comebacks. barely a year after the arrival of baby patrick, she was heading for gold in the 100 metres breaststroke before germany's edged her out. but a games she could only compete in because they were postponed, a silver is some feet. there was also an array of british bronze for wheelchair racer sammy king worn in the 100 metres, and for archer victoria woo marie, bang on target on her paralympic debut. in the table tennis meanwhile there were mixed fortunes. two british teams had to settle for bronze after losing their semifinals, but in a different class it was a differen

and coming up on the bbc news channel: history for david smith in boccia.e repeats his success from rio 2016 to become a double paralympic champion in tokyo. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the taliban have told the bbc that their new government will be announced in the next day or two and that there "may not" be a woman in any of the top posts or in cabinet. meanwhile, the uk is in talks with the taliban to try to secure "safe passage" out of afghanistan for remaining british nationals and eligible refugees. later today, the foreign secretary dominic raab will field questions from mps on the government's handling of the crisis in afghanistan. labour claims the uk wasn't suitably prepared to evacuate people from the country. our first report is from our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan. the ignition on the brink of a humanitarian disaster. —— a nation on the brink. no under taliban rule. 0ne on the brink. no under taliban rule. one third of afghans do not know where their next meal will come from. the un said nearly half of the country n

david smith won his third consecutive para title in the boccia to become the country's most successfullier, smith didn't have it easy in the final. he was coming from behind and he had to show so much grit and determination, and hold his nerve to win that gold medal. he's a player at the paralympics. he has cerebral palsy so we had to keep control of his whole body. because bocce is about mind over matter, it's a thinking man's game. he had to control himself throughout to win the gold medal, and he was actually great britain's 30th gold medals here in the games in tokyo. it meant so much to david that he got quite emotional after the match and, in his interview, he even said that he hoped showing those emotions and how he played, he would inspire other athletes with the same disability as him to get involved in the sport of bocce. �* , , ., bocce. he's been a wonderful information, _ bocce. he's been a wonderful information, and _ bocce. he's been a wonderful information, and that - bocce. he's been a wonderful i information, and that trademark bocce. he's been a wonderful - informati

david smith was selected to carry the flag for great britain.udy showed resilience coming back from behind to win a gold. let's just reflect in the last 12 days. we have seen 124 medals in sports by great britain. 41 of them were gold and they finished in second place behind china. the paralympic games is not just about sport. it is about sparking change, it is about empowering the next generation of people with disabilities it is about changing perception of people with disabilities and these games really propelled the paralympic movement forward. ~., , propelled the paralympic movement forward. , ., forward. many thanks indeed. encland's forward. many thanks indeed. england's cricketers _ forward. many thanks indeed. england's cricketers have - forward. many thanks indeed. l england's cricketers have taken important wickets in the morning session as they try to paid india backin session as they try to paid india back in the fourth test at the oval. the fourth day's play has been able to go ahead. some are self isolating and the india players r

amid a colourful closing ceremony, the british flag was brought in by boccia gold medallist david smithd from kabul to take part. for all the competitors, this was a games they feared might never happen, so their gratitude to the hosts was clear. together, against the odds, we did it. the tokyo 2020 paralympic games have notjust been historic — they have been fantastic. to the people of japan — you made this possible. and after 12 dazzling days, the paralympic flame was extinguished. paris now awaits in just three years — a reminder of the struggles these games have faced. but they've happened. forjapan and for sport, the end of a truly extraordinary summer. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. so many brilliant stories that from tokyo. and dan evans hasjust been broken again in the second set against daniil medvedev at the us open. he trails one set to love and now four games to three in the second. lots to do for the british number one. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. good evening. for most, it has been a day of welcome sunshine and warmth. how warm? well, the last time i looked, we saw t

one of those was gold medallist and paralympic gb�*s flag bearer for the closing ceremony, david smith plane i make this is amazing, i'm really chuffed. the flight was really good, and the closing ceremony was great, as well. so really tired, but really positive and it was a fantastic experience. rate job to paralympics gp. argentina have released aston villa players emiliano martinez and emiliano buendia from international duty, following the chaotic scenes which led to the world cup qualifier between brazil and argentina being abandoned last night. brazilian health officials walked onto the pitch in sao paulo and confronted tee uk—based argentina players who they say have broken quarantine rules. martinez was one of those, while buendia was in the stands. both are returning to europe and expected to serve ten days' quarantine in croatia before returning to their club. the two other players, tottenham's giovani lo celso and cristiano romero, are set to stay in the argentina camp for the match against bolivia on friday. valtteri bottas will leave mercedes at the end of the year and mov

among them, paralympian champions like david smith in the boccia he was across britain's flag bearerto successful canoeists, wheelchair basketball and badminton on the plane as well so this is the last remaining athletes and officials back from tokyo after a summer they won't forget. back from tokyo after a summer they won't forget-— won't forget. definitely when they won't forget. definitely when they won't forget- _ won't forget. definitely when they won't forget. in _ won't forget. definitely when they won't forget. in terms _ won't forget. definitely when they won't forget. in terms of - won't forget. definitely when they won't forget. in terms of their- won't forget. in terms of their achievements, this is something we will rememberfor long achievements, this is something we will remember for long time. achievements, this is something we will rememberfor long time. how happy paralympics gb b with what they've done so far? we happy paralympics gb b with what they've done so far?— they've done so far? we had from their chief who _ they've done so far? we had from their chief who s

i met a colourful closing ceremony, the british flag was brought in by gold medallist david smith.fghanistan's two athletes also rated after being evacuated from kabul to take part. the gratitude to hosts from all was clear. ., ., ., , ., , clear. together against the odds we did it. the tokyo — clear. together against the odds we did it. the tokyo 2020 _ did it. the tokyo 2020 paralympic event has notjust been historic, they have been fantastic. you made this possible. they have been fantastic. you made this possible-— this possible. paris now awaits in 'ust just three years. the remainder of the struggles these games based. but they have happened, and for sport, they have happened, and for sport, the end of a truly extraordinary summer. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. finally we have some much—needed sunshine and warmth across east england and wales today. there was some rain around and that will continue to drift slowly south across the borders into the north of england, weakening all the time. quite a lot of cloud through scotland and nort

amid a colourful closing ceremony, the british flag was brought in by boccia gold medallist david smithart. for all the competitors, this was a games they feared might never happen, so their gratitude to the hosts was clear. together, against the odds, we did it. the tokyo 2020 paralympic games have notjust been historic — they have been fantastic. to the people of japan — you made this possible. and after 12 dazzling days, the paralympic flame was extinguished. paris now awaits in just three years — a reminder of the struggles these games have faced. but they've happened. forjapan and for sport, the end of a truly extraordinary summer. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. now with the rest of the day's sport, here'sjohn watson at the bbc sport centre. good evening. england beat andorra at wembley to maintain their perfect world cup qualifying campaign, as wales needed a gareth bale hat trick to rescue them against belarus. natalie pirks reports. 67,000 supporters back at wembley to soak up the september sunshine and after yet more racist abuse in international football england fans showed that

david smith won the team's 30th gold of the games.e the sport's most successful british player. there was also a silver for swimmer becky redfern in the sb13100m breaststroke. cristiano ronaldo has broken the world record for goals scored in men's international football tonight. the 36—year—old hit his 110th and 111th goals for portugal in their dramatic 2—1 world cup qualifying win over the republic of ireland. the manchester united forward has also equalled sergio ramos' european record for men's caps — with his 180th portugal appearance. meanwhile, scotland were beaten 2—0 by denmark in copenhagen as both sides resumed their qualifying campaign for next year's world cup. defeat leaves scotland fourth in their group. adam wild was watching. a summer of adventures now behind them, for scotland this was time to really begin plotting where they had next. where they head next. the world cup next year, that's the target. but that too is where denmark are aiming, a team touched by near—tragedy at the euros, a football nation united still

a great win this event, for david smith, who's very much the main the man in this sport.utely is. he was defending its paralympic title from v0. he had to come from behind but he held his nerve to win that gold medal today and it was a 30th gold medal today and it was a 30th gold medal for great britain. boccia medal today and it was a 30th gold medalfor great britain. boccia is medal today and it was a 30th gold medal for great britain. boccia is a sport played on the paralympics by people with more severe disabilities. david has cerebral palsy enough was he said he wanted to inspire and encourage other people with disabilities like him to get involved in boccia. mas people with disabilities like him to get involved in boccia.— get involved in boccia. was about the other middle _ get involved in boccia. was about the other middle successes - get involved in boccia. was about the other middle successes for i get involved in boccia. was about. the other middle successes for team gb today so far? we the other middle successes for team gb today so far?— gb today so far? we a

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david smith said this is significant because there is not necessarily a material impact on the full yearbut there is not a marked drop in the gdp for q4. this is not delayed growth, this is lost growth. i wonder how much that is starting to factor into people's assessment of this recovery? steven: you are 100% correct and that is the key factor. this will not be growth reversed back. when i look at the numbers they've just put out in the bounce they are anticipating and q3, i'm not sure you will get the bounce back in q4. there a lot of people talking about pent-up demand. there is not any pent-up demand. you might see third-quarter gdp marking down the number in particular, getting people to look at their 2022 estimates and realize those numbers are much lower. we are still much lower than the consensus on 2022 numbers. we are in the 3.5% area. most are substantially higher. that is what we think the risk is in the kind of losses in the third quarter. lisa: we are looking at a labor market that has still not recovered. the why behind it is less and less clear. what are you hoping to fin

one of those was gold medallist and paralympic gb's flag bearer for the closing ceremony, david smiths great. so pretty tired, but really pretty positive, and it was a fantastic experience. great welcome there for paralympicsgb. argentina have released aston villa players emiliano martinez and emiliano buendia from international duty, following the chaotic scenes which led to the world cup qualifier between brazil and argentina being abandoned last night. brazilian health officials walked onto the pitch in sao paulo and confronted tee uk—based argentina players who they say have broken quarantine rules. martinez was one of those, while buendia was in the stands. both are returning to europe and expected to serve ten days' quarantine in croatia before returning to their club. the two other players, tottenham's giovani lo celso and cristiano romero, are set to stay in the argentina camp for the match against bolivia on friday. valtteri bottas will leave mercedes at the end of the year and move to alfa romeo, which should see george russell move from williams to become lewis hamilton's n

evacuated from kabul to take part here, while the british flag was brought in by boccia gold medallist david smith this year. new research suggests city centres have suffered the most, as footfall has yet to recover to pre—pandemic levels. our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. it is the most famous shopping street in london, but now one of the hardest hit. oxford street littered with boarded up shops. city centres have suffered the most this year as chain stores continue to close. there is quite a lot closed down, we�*ve noticed. that�*s what we�*ve noticed walking all along. it�*s not as crowded as it used to be. it is quite unexpected to come into central london and actually see how effected they are by the pandemic. it's the same in brighton, | loads of shops have gone. new figures show the scale of upheaval. in the first part of this year, 3,488 chain stores opened. these include everything from gyms and cafes to banks and bars — but more than 8,700 of them closed, meaning a net loss of more than 5,200 outlets. these figures are stark, they are not quite as bad as this time last y

as you said, only a few hours until the closing ceremony and david smith has been selected to carry theb said he was selected at showing resilience, coming back from behind to win a gold—medal and he said he is honoured and proud to carry the flag and close the ceremony here in tokyo. flag and close the ceremony here in to 0. ., ~ , ., thank you. scotland got the vital win they needed over moldova to keep their world cup qualifying hopes alive. a first half goal from lyndon dykes was just enough to clinch the win. but with multiple chances wasted, it made for a tense second half. scotland are now up to third in group f, ahead of tuesday's match against austria. europe take a three—point lead over the usa into the second day of the solheim cup in ohio. the usa went into the competiton as favourites, but europe dominated the opening foursomes, winning three of the four matches. the scandinavian pairing of anna nordqvist and matilda castren then went on to win their afternoon fourballs as well. europe are 5.5 to 2.5 ahead. india will be feeling confident heading into the fourth day of the

david smith became the bocce player.ikkonen began his career twenty years ago and has started more races than any other driver, securing 21 wins and more than a hundred podiums. and defending champion preemoz roglic is back in the lead of the vuelta a espana after a dramatic 17th stage. norway's odd christian eiking started the day in the leader's red jersey, but was dropped from the peloton and then crashed. colobmia's egan bernal, who won the giro d'italia earlier this year, went for the win with 31 miles to go. but roglic stuck to him and 5 miles from the finish, the slovenian surged away to claim the stage victory and the overall lead. and that's all the sport for now. have a very good night. hello there. it was scotland and northern ireland which saw the sunniest, warmest weather on wednesday. i think that could be the case and again on thursday. but generally today and into friday, it looked rather cloudy with limited sunshine, the best of it across northern and western areas. our area of high pressure sitting pret

>> byron david smith. >> i just wanted his story.f what happened at the house. >> whoever it was, who was breaking into my home, had been doing it for so long, that i was no longer willing to live in fear. >> byron explained how he'd been terrified, ever since that break-in, a month earlier, when two of his guns were stolen. >> these are people, who have stolen my guns. i figure they're willing to use those, if they steal guns. >> byron wasn't home during those other break-ins. but this time, he was. as seen on this home-security camera. he said he had moved his truck a few blocks away, that morning, so he could clean his garage. the teens must have thought he wasn't there. >> i needed to clean out the garage, and i wanted it out of the way for a while. >> byron told him how he was in the basement when he heard the first intruder break in, upstairs, and head down toward him. >> you heard footsteps coming down the stairs, is that correct? >> yes, and then i saw his feet. and then, i saw his legs. and when i saw his hips, i shot. >> it

amid a colourful closing ceremony, the british flag was brought in by boccia gold medallist david smitheople of japan — you made this possible. and after 12 dazzling days, the paralympic flame was extinguished. paris now awaits in just three years — a reminder of the struggles these games have faced. but they�*ve happened. forjapan and for sport, the end of a truly extraordinary summer. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. now, with the rest of the day�*s sport, here�*sjohn watson at the bbc sport centre. good evening. england are leading andorra in this evening�*s world cup qualifier at wembley. earlier, gareth bale rescued wales with a hat—trick as they beat belarus — the match played at a neutral venue and the win keeping their hopes alive of competing in qatar next year. ben croucher reports. 2000 miles from home to play belarus in russia. a long, complexjourney but not so bad when you have a man as well travelled as wales do. gareth bale arrived with a bomb. the perfect welcome gift inside five minutes. the game can change on the points of the ball and the lifting of the foot. wales left h

a third paralympic title for david smith, won in the most thrilling fashion.2 against malaysia's chew wei lun. butjust when he needed it, a moment of magic. nice. plays that up. that dazzling shot proved the difference, and soon the tension turned to tears. another gold for one of the greatest his sport has ever seen. in the pool meanwhile, could becky redfern complete the mother of all comebacks? barely a year after the arrival of baby patrick, she was seemingly heading for gold in the 100 metres breaststroke. before germany's elena krawzow edged her out. but at the games she could only compete in because they were postponed, silver is some feat. earlier, another of britain's archers was bang on target. scunthorpe's victoria rumary winning bronze on her paralympic debut. all the sweeter after what has been such a difficult buildup. it has been so hard. the last few months especially because i was in the shielding group as well. when i could finally return to training, it was all about cracking on and aiming for tokyo. and to get one of these! there was also b

. _ now to the paralympics, where david smith became great britain's most successful boccia player.d it the hard way, fighting back from 2—0 down to eventually take it 4—2. it's the 30th gold medal for great britain at the games so far. alfa romeo driver kimi raikonnen has announced he's retiring from formula one at the end of the season. the 2007 world champion made the announcement on social media, saying.... "this is it, this will be my last season in formula 1." the 41—year—old also said that he'd made the decision last winter, and after thanking family, his teams and his fans, he hinted he might continue to compete away from f1. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. thanks very much indeed, austin. the british father of a seven—month—old baby has been talking to the bbc about his battle to get his daughter out of afghanistan so she can join her parents in the uk. gulrena, who's onlyjust been issued with a uk passport, has been living with her grandparents in kabul since may. her father has been speaking to our special correspond

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prosecutors say sherman smith admitted to torturing david lehman and drowning him in a bathtub. it happened at the vintage towers apartments in downtown san jose last week. investigators say he was killed at least two days before police found him. security video shows smith entering the unit, going in and out over 30 hours and leaving with several grocery bags. >>> how do you stop sideshows? san jose police aggressively cracking down this year and now sjpd getting support from city hall. the city started a pilot program called the quick build project at six intersections across the city. workers installed rubber curbs and other measures in hopes of deterring the illegal street stunt and race shows. this one on tell erode and ruby avenue just went up last week and neighbors say they already are seeing a difference. the project shrinks the intersection to make the area less attractive for those sideshow drivers. >> they kind of like took a lane away to put these little blocks to make it tighter so that they can't do them. but i mean in the long run, it should work. >> if you're ca

it was but there is a goal venue on the eighth games of the paralympic games in tokyo and it is david smithls in paralympic butcher. —— a gold in the paralympic boccia. so both are becky redford and also bronzes on the table tennis and actually as well. you can catch it with more info on that in the bbc sport website and paralympic news in one gold so far. emma raducanu's fairy tale year continues as she booked her place in the second round of the us open with a straight sets victory over switzerland's stefanie vogele. this was raducanu's debut at flushing meadows and she showed her talent and maturity throughout, just as she did at wimbledon earlier in the summer. the 18—year—old won 6—2, 6—3 against her experienced opponent and will face china's zhang shuai in the next round. but katie boulter is out. she was beaten in straight sets 6—3, 6—2 by russia's ludmilla samsonova. it was was also her first appearance in the main draw of a us open after making it through qualifying. novak djokovic�*s bid to win all four grand slams in a calendar year continues. but it wasn't completely plain saili

what neil is talking about, inflation and shenanigans in washington, d.c., market watchers david nelson, gary b. smithbuying yields broke out. inflation pressures moving in the wrong directions. back in march, april, and may, for a while you were very, very concerned about this. it is back. how concerned are you now? >> yeah. it's a bad taste. this is the third or fourth time we've seen investors rush from one side of the lifeboat to the other and back again. only way i am able to keep my sanity having all of this, one foot firmly in growth, firmly in value. that is can sustain all markets. right now today long duration equities are obviously under siege, that is negative for tech and growth right now. look rates are the elephant in the room and have been so for most of this liquidity driven market. the good news, even at one point where we are right now, possibly getting to 1.8% before the end of the year, that is well below the 3% we were in 2018 that cratered that market. charles: gary, i want to bring you in here. been a while since we spoke. you have been concerned, very cautious for most of this

company announced a slew of promotions also by the way, two other significant retirements, andrea smith and david leitch the first big take away from today's announcement, brian moynihan is going nowhere. a source close to me suggests at 61 he's keen to remain in place for most of the rest of this decade and it's north noting that nobody received the firm-wide coo title that the departing tom montag had that said, the standout name in the promotions is dean athanasia who adds president of commercial banking to his president of consumer and small business titles this is a significant additional role for him, also a significant change in structure for bank of america. more akin to others like jp moor morgan and chase alistair back and forth wick is the new cfo meaning he'll have exposure to investors rather than predominantly clients in the years to come. if anything were to happen to moynihan imminently, it would be one of those who take over possibly also the outgoing ceo who is 61 and becoming the vice chair. but if moynihan does indeed complete this full decade as chairman and ceo, a slew of ot

all of that from the paralympics gb team here in tokyo and to close the games for great written, david smith and he did that for great britain and i am sure he will do that again tonight at the closing ceremony here in tokyo. make ou ve closing ceremony here in tokyo. make you very much. _ closing ceremony here in tokyo. make you very much, rachel— closing ceremony here in tokyo. make you very much, rachel latham. exactly, that is exactly what it is all about. europe take a three point lead over the usa, into the second day of the solheim cup in ohio. the usa went into the competition as favourites, but europe dominated the opening foursomes, winning three of the four matches. the scandinavian pairing of anna nordqvist and matilda castren then went on to win their afternoon four—balls as well. europe are 5.5—2.5 points ahead. rohit sharma's century helped india seize the advantage on day three of the fourth test at the 0val. sharma brought up his ton with this huge six as india started to take control of the match. but, england fought back with the new ball, 0llie robinson's two late wickets

welcome, including boccia gold medallist, and paralympic gb�*s flag bearer for the closing ceremony, david smithe, and yeah, it was a fantastic experience. scotland's footballers resume their world cup qualifying campaign tonight, with a tough trip to austria. at the halfway stage in the group, scotland sit third, and a win tonight would put them right in contention to qualify for qatar next year. but manager steve clarke says his squad must take it one game at a time. every game's important, i think, when you represent your country, especially in qualifiers, every game's important, because every point can be important towards the end. i don't know what the points total will be now. you look at it and you've got so many combinations and so many thoughts in your head, and so many results that can go one way or the other, that it's betterjust to concentrate on the game, look for a good performance and get the result that we can get. lewis hamilton will have a new mercedes teammate next season. valterri bottas is leaving the team and moving to rivals alfa romeo. the move should see george russell m

also hoping for gold today is david smith in the boccia.iant stuff. i will have the latest on _ in the team match. brilliant stuff. i will have the latest on transfer. i will have the latest on transfer deadline day in an hour. the windows shut yesterday. someone in my ear told me that i was to finish! emma raducanu's fairytale year continues as she booked her place in the second round of the us open with a straight sets victory over switzerland's stefanie vogele. this was raducanu's debut at flushing meadows and she showed her talent and maturity throughout, just as she did at wimbledon earlier in the summer. the 18—year—old won 6—2, 6—3 against her experienced opponent and will face china's zhang shuai in the next round. but katie boulter is out. she was beaten in straight sets 6—3, 6—2 by russia's ludmilla samsonova. it was was also her first appearance in the main draw of a us open after making it through qualifying. novak djokovic's bid to win all four grand slams in a calendar year continues. but it wasn't completely plain sailing for

mr smith had this to commit this horrible crime. david liebman is daughter. april says the southern california native moved to san jose in the late seventies he attended san jose state fell in love with the area and his eventual partner and started a family. dave liebman was a caring dad. proudest grandpa and the fun uncle and a dedicated brother and son, april says in a text message she continues. he loved to dance love to help people and loved his family. investigators don't know how the two men came to know each other or what sparked a rage filled knife attack that ultimately took the life of a 72 year old san jose resident at this point, we're still investigating mr smith's movements and where he was living and where he was. guys before. he came to that apartment building. german smith was arraigned yesterday he'll be in court again in the coming weeks to enter a plea to murder charges with the enhancement of torture. if convicted on all counts, he could spend the rest of his life in jail with the possibility of parole. david liebman family says they're p

rosamond sheltie, billy joe adam smith, tyler james smith, christopher glenn stark, sean patrick sullivan, philip james, philip davidw herbert walker, jeffrey lee white junior, matthew willard wilson vincent cortez junior, sterling william wyatt and gunnar william. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men w and women demand that we and congress bring all of the facts of this long war to light. these sacrifices demand that we and congress prioritize transparency and full accountability. the sacrifices we hold responsible the those who have the blame of the failure of the last month and all the months that preceded it. for 20 years they did but we sent them there to do. theyou went after al qaeda, killed osama bin laden and prevented terrorists from using afghanistan as a base for attacking our homeland. they did their duty. now it is abundantly clear presidentn biden has not done his. president biden turned in orderly evacuation into a disaster. not much is painfully clear. first, joe biden pulled her troops out and then he that sent thousands back in pretty failed to protect american still in the country.

mr smith had this to commit this horrible crime. david liebman is daughter. april says the southern california native moved to san jose in the late seventies he attended san jose state fell in love with the area and his eventual partner and started a family. dave liebman was a caring dad. proudest grandpa and the fun uncle and a dedicated brother and son, april says in a text message she continues. he loved to dance love to help people and loved his family. investigators don't know how the two men came to know each other or what sparked a rage filled knife attack that ultimately took the life of a 72 year old san jose resident at this point, we're still investigating mr smith's movements and where he was living and where he was. i was before. he came to that apartment building. sherman smith was arraigned september 15th, but we'll be back in court in the coming weeks to enter a plea to murder charges, plus the enhancement for torturing his victim. if convicted on all counts, he could spend the rest of his life behind bars without the possibility of parole. me

mr smith had this to commit this horrible crime. david lieberman's daughter, april says the southern california native moved to san jose in the late seventies he attended san jose state fell in love with the area and his eventual partner and started a family. dave liebman was a caring dad. proudest grandpa and the fun uncle and a dedicated brother and son, april says in a text message she continues. he loved to dance love to help people and loved his family. investigators don't know how the two men came to know each other or what sparked a rage filled knife attack that ultimately took the life of a 72 year old san jose resident at this point, we're still investigating mr smith's movements and where he was living and where he was. guys before. he came to that apartment building. sherman smith was arraigned september 15th, but we'll be back in court in the coming weeks to enter a plea to murder charges, plus the enhancement for torturing his victim. if convicted on all counts, he could spend the rest of his life behind bars without the poss

mr smith had this to commit this horrible crime. david lieberman's daughter, april says the southern california native moved to san jose in the late seventies he attended san jose state fell in love with the area and his eventual partner and started a family. dave liebman was a caring dad. proudest grandpa and the fun uncle and a dedicated brother and son, april says in a text message she continues. he loved to dance love to help people and loved his family. investigators don't know how the two men came to know each other or what sparked a rage filled knife attack that ultimately took the life of a 72 year old san jose resident at this point, we're still investigating mr smith's movements and where he was living and where he was. i was before. he came to that apartment building. sherman smith will be in court in the coming weeks to enter a plea to charges of murder with the enhancement for torture. if convicted on all counts, he could spend the rest of his life in jail without the possibility of parole. meanwhile the liebman family says t

smith. >> come here! >> reporter: what happens when it hurts to much to say goodbye? >> marley, come here, buddy. that's the wrong way. >> reporter: davidn they were hiking with him in these hills near their san diego home. >> it was a little steeper than we had anticipated, and so alicia went off the path to grab a walking stick, to help do the path. and marley, all of a sudden, just, like, darted from me, and he started clawing the ground where alicia was reaching for a walking stick. and i didn't know what was happening, and alicia kind of fell back. but when i looked more closely, i saw it was a rattlesnake. >> reporter: rattlers like this guy are common on these trails, but for the tshirharts, a snake bite out here could have been a real disaster. >> this trail is incredibly steep. it's miles from any hospital. the tshirharts didn't have their phones on them, and alicia was four months pregnant. thankfully, 12-year-old marley scared the snake away. and a few months later, the tshirharts' first daughter, maddie, was born. >> marley had saved my family, you know? and we got emotional that time, and just-- just realized how lucky we w

you know, i met maggie smith when i was nine for the first time. she was-- i did davidt. i met her when i was nine for the first time. and i didn't know who she was. my parents were like, "oh, my god, you're working with maggie smith, that's huge." i wasn't a "miss jean braude" fan at nine and didn't know who she was. i met her without any embarrassment. i knew she was a dame. "do you want me to call you dame" were the first words out of my mouth. and she was immediately charmed and said, "don't be ridiculous. just call me maggie." it's hard to be-- at the time i wasn't star struck by any of those people. the first person i remember being star struck by was gary oldman, it was the age i knew who he was and getting more serious about acting myself. before that, when you meet someone as a nine-year-old it's sort of hard to gain star struckness of them later on. >> stephen: which is great. >> which is nice. >> stephen: well, i'm trying not to be star struck by you right now, but that dancing didn't help. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> stephen: daniel sufficiency lov

david joining is a good to get your perspective on this. we can across to our correspondent in tune . it's right now, but a smith, this danny, by right there. just to just to recap, as we come to you been into the chinese president case study has appointed nigel burton done as a prime minister, a female prime minister in today's year. what do you make of this spanish? yes, it now. yes. first, female prime is appointed in june as yes. now the pressure is on her to appoint a cabinet. but this is a complication. the president points a prime minister position last is the normal constitution. what constitutional way and that must be approved by parliament as must the cabinet appointees be then approved by parliament. but the president, as has suspended parliament. so at the moment the seems to be happening extra constitutionally, and that doesn't seem to be a constitutional base for just allowing the prime minister to be appointed into the role by the president without any approval by parliament. so whether this will lay the concerns of the civil society groups and the coalition of political parties who were complain

david mason, richard lewis mcnaulty, michael robert paton, joseph michael peters, robert wayne ferris, ricky lynn richardson jr., charles sedel, charles ray sanders, jr., ronald wayne sawyer, jerrod marcus schmitz, adam olen smith, tyler smith, christopher glenn stark, sean patrick sullivan, philip james sutek, philip james vintage, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee -- white jr., vincent and gunner william. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men and women demand that we in congress bring all the facts of this long war to light. these sacrifices demand that we in congress prioritize transparency and full accountability and these sacrifices demand that we hold responsible those who bear the blame for if the failure of the last month and of all the months that preceded it. for 20 years our soldiers who fought in afghanistan did what we sent them there to do, fought al qaeda and build bin laden. they did their duty and they did it honorably. but now it's abundantly clear that president biden has not done his. president biden turned an orderly evacuation into a disaster. that much is painfully clear. first joe biden pulled our troops out and sent thousands back in. he failed to protect americans still

david liebman, was fun, caring and committed to his family. he was found murdered in downtown san jose over the labor day weekend. the deputy d. a, says that security video showed 25 year old sherman smith going into lieberman's apartment building on september 3rd. mr smith stabbed him three times and then based on a blood trail from the living room to the bathroom. moved mr moved mr lieberman from the living room to the bathroom to the bathroom to the bathtub where mr lieberman was found. investigators say. sherman smith left the next morning after trying to clean up the crime scene. the medical examiner says the cause of death is likely drowning. investigators still don't know how the two men knew each other or what led to the attack. police in valais. we're now searching for leads and witnesses following a deadly shooting at a busy shopping center. we sent sky fox to fly over the scene just after the shooting happened yesterday afternoon, police say a 38 year old man from richmond was shot and killed outside the black bear diner on admiral callaghan lane. an assailant did, uh, drive up on the victim. and, uh, you know, released several rounds into the vehicle. homicide investigators

david mason, richard lewis mcnaulty, michael robert paton, joseph michael peters, robert wayne ferris, ricky lynn richardson jr., charles sedel, charles ray sanders, jr., ronald wayne sawyer, jerrod marcus schmitz, adam olen smith, tyler smith, christopher glenn stark, sean patrick sullivan, philip james sutek, philip james vintage, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee -- white jr., vincent and gunner william. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men and women demand that we in congress bring all the facts of this long war to light. these sacrifices demand that we in congress prioritize transparency and full accountability and these sacrifices demand that we hold responsible those who bear the blame for if the failure of the last month and of all the months that preceded it. for 20 years our soldiers who fought in afghanistan did what we sent them there to do, fought al qaeda and build bin laden. they did their duty and they did it honorably. but now it's abundantly clear that president biden has not done his. president biden turned an orderly evacuation into a disaster. that much is painfully clear. first joe biden pulled our troops out and sent thousands back in. he failed to protect americans still