>> david smith was a fellow in may of nathan's at the county jail.an told him he researched 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. or some type of potassium or something like that. >> according to the inmate, nathan said he ran a lot of aaron's on the day of the murder. to create an alibi, and -- >> he told me he presented some gifts. some valentine's day gift 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 mike it's seen him while he was walking. obviously, nobody knows that except nathan,, and it's consistent with our evidence. >> once more, the inmate also testified widen ethan wanted tunis out of his life. >> well he said that, he said that she was overbearing. in that he had got to the point, where he wanted to move on with his life. that he had met someone else, and stuff like that. >> d

>> byron david smith. >> i just wanted his story.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 was nick. byron shot him three t

smith replaces david, who was fired in mid january, after less than a year at the helm.orneys for brian flores, the former miami dolphins head coach who is suing the nfl and three of its teams over discriminatory hiring practices. in a statement, they credit houston for hiring a black candidate. but added, quote, we would be remiss not to mention that mr. plos was one of the three finalists and after a great interview and mutual interest, it is obvious that the only reason mr. flores was not selected was his decision to stand up against racial inequality across the nfl. >>> less than a week after officially announcing his retirement from the national football league, tom brady is already hinting at a possibility of a comeback. >> you know, i'm just going to take things as they come. i think that's the best way to put it. i don't think anything, never, you never say never, and you know, at the same time, i know that i'm very, i feel very good about my decision. i don't know how i'll feel six months from now. most likely it won't, but i try to make the best possible decisi

around the purchase of activision and for this we want to bring in david mclaughlin, who met with the microsoft ceo and president, brad smithday in washington. how did the meeting go, david? david: microsoft is a bit of a on a bit of a charm offensive after the deal. they are trying to deliver this message in washington that the future they see is one where, you know, app stores are open and they don't come with the kinds of restrictions that have come under so much criticism. really what this is i think is an attempt to tell regulators looking at the activision deal that they don't have anything to worry about in terms of -- well, do they -- emily: well, do they? david: obviously, it's a huge deal happening at a time when so much scrutiny of big companies and a lot of criticism that in the past, enforcers sort of got it wrong when it came to tech companies buying other companies. they let these companies gobble up rivals. so, that's the environment. and of course the biden administration appointed people who are so far talking much tougher. one of the real serious concerns about the deal is that microsoft would potentially

david: congressman adam smith, interesting times and we wish those people in the area that could be afflictedpout to them. this really could be catastrophic. >> thank you. david: fair and balanced, let's get the republican view on that. the senator from alaska joins us now on the phone. we should know that you voted to sanction russian's nord stream two now, but that bill failed due to lack of democrat support. but you did get six democratic senators voteening favor of it. is there a chance before an invasion we could reimpose those sanctions? >> yeah, david, i think it's important to focus on the energy sanctions and i'm hopeful that we can get a package of sanctions, including on nord stream two, but i think the broader picture is this. we need to recognize we're in a new era, it's the era of authoritarian aggression with china and russia they believe they can crush and invade their neighbors, their democratic neighbors and i warned after the afghanistan withdrawal fiasco that these authoritarian countries would be testing us and we're seeing that now in ukraine, and we're seeing that almos

smith. >> quiet weekend at movie theaters. davidhas early estimates for this weekend's top five films. . >> reporter: forever" stayed in 5th place. "death on the nile" in 4th and "spider-man: no way home" is in third. "dog" took second earning 10.1 million. >> i am pretty sure he threatened to kill me "uncharted" stayed strong and kept the top spot. 23.3 million gave the movie a 10 day total of $83 million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> coming to a movie theater near you, "the batman" the 13th actor to play batman in a movie or television show not including actors that played a young bruce before calling the new mcplant a mcdonald's burger, we had to make sure of a few things. first, we needed to be sure it looked like one. then we had to make sure it would make you take a hard right... change your go-to order... inspire creativity... inspire a new jingle... ♪ ♪ and be good enough to steal. but most importantly, we had to make sure it tasted like a mcdonald's burger. the first mcdonald's burger with a plant-based patty. ♪ ba d

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congressman jim jordan says -- the democratic senator from michigan says -- david chon, the democratic conner smith from -- congressman from maryland says -- bob, in michigan. independent. good morning. caller: the previous caller headed right. -- had it right. -- the cuban missile crisis -- this acquittal -- the that. -- eclipses that. -- should they do that, i see the fact that biden or pruden will stop at nothing to retake the former soviet union and that includes nuclear weapons. there is no good answer. this is why far the worst potential -- by far the worst potential incident in my lifetime at least. if i was taiwan and japan and south korea right now, and there is no doubt that they have nuclear weapons. i think we can be assured of that but this is the problem. if the russians get stopped and balked down, --bogged down, i think putin will use tactical nukes and all that are off. this is the worst human crisis that i have seen in my lifetime and i am old. i want everyone to recognize that what happens in ukraine and i don't know if there is a good answer at this point. for anyone involved. l

david. it would be gone in no time. it would be gone. >> it's going to be a disaster for everybody. >> reporter: clara smith has lived in halyard park forars. she's feeling the pinch. >> i have seen my taxes go from $1,500 to over $4,000. i do not want to be taxed out of my home. >> the economists would say that all that development downtown, that increases the value of your property, which is good for you. do you buy that? >> no. because they're trying to steal what we have already established. they're trying to steal our community. >> is there a number that someone could offer you for your home or your property that you would have to consider? >> don't do that to me, brother, brother scott. >> real talk? >> yeah, it's real talk. but -- wow. wow. >> it's hard, huh? >> it's hard. >> gentrification is like a slow-moving freight train. you see it coming, but you're not going to do anything to stop it from moving. >> reporter: meet lenny's next-door neighbors, chris and avery nielsen. >> look at this ray of sunshine right here. >> reporter: the nielsens have been living in halyard park for four years. they say they chose the neighborhood b

i'm david ferio archivist of the united states as a pleasure to welcome you to today's conversation with kevin boyle and suzanne e smith about boyle's new book the shattering before we begin i'd like to tell you about two programs coming up soon on our youtube channel. on wednesday, january 26th at 1 pm. david mckean will tell us about his new book watching darkness fall which recounts the rise of the third reich in germany and the road to war from the perspective of four american ambassadors in key western european capitals, london berlin rome paris and moscow. and on tuesday, february 1st at 1pm. we'll hear from sarah pollock who will discuss her book fdr in american memory roosevelt and the making of an icon. she analyzes roosevelt as a cultural icon in american memory historical leader who carefully and intentionally built his public image. kevin boyle begins his look at the 1960s with the story of 8 cahill who in 1961 organized his neighbors to deck their houses with american flags for the fourth of july boyle was inspired by a photograph of cahill and his neighbors that he had seniors before in a book published b

they fired david kelly after one season for no apparent reason today. they promoted lovie smith.tor head coach odd because lovie was not even listened as a candidate just a few days ago. this will be smith's third nfl head coaching position went 89 and 87 with the bears and bucks combined and x-raiders head coach dennis allen also getting promoted defensive coordinator to new head coach of the new orleans saints replacing sean payton who spent 16 years with the franchise and of course you recall raiders head coach from 20 12 to 14. it did not go great. was 8 and 28 and after not getting the head coaching job with the raiders former interim head coach rich. besaccia is going back to special teams coordinator this time with the packers niners reportedly had some interest but green bay's special teams. obviously, they need an upgrade following their debacle against the 49ers any divisional playoff game back to kamingo. he's only 19 years old. and he is just unbelievable. he doesn't jump he levitates and just kind of hangs around the room and figures out. okay. yeah. i'll dunk it fro

i'm david ferio archivist of the united states as a pleasure to welcome you to today's conversation with kevin boyle and suzanne e smith about boyle's new book the shattering before we begin i'd like to tell you about two programs coming up soon on our youtube channel. on wednesday, january 26th at 1 pm. david mckean will tell us about his new book watching darkness fall which recounts the rise of the third reich in germany and the road to war from the perspective of four american ambassadors in key western european capitals, london berlin rome paris and mosco

really enjoyed david asman, jackie deangelis and ashley webster hosting this show, sandra smith and charles payne, edward lawrence hosting on fox news. my thanks to each and all of them. they upended irlives, schedules and family commitments to be there for you as did my incredible staff. i'm back. tell the truth a lot of you didn't think you would see this day, did you. now you're relieved. bet you are overjoyed, pinching yourself, lisa who wrote feared i died and forgot to say anything about it. i suppose there are some of you who like tina didn't care either way as she put it, it is very easy not to miss cavuto or janice, who kindly noted dead or alive, as long as he isn't on my tv it is a good day. sorry about today, janice. then of course there is alex, who wondered if something sinister was afoot. what are they hiding? why is fox not saying anything? first off, alex, because i asked them not to say anything. they were honoring my wishes out of respect for my privacy, even though they were getting a lot of heat trying to protect my privacy. i wasn't really hiding anything. i felt i was

i'm excited, congratulations to coach smith, to the houston texans. let us acknowledge david culley and go forward so that the example can be -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. ms. jackson lee: landscape of sports wherever it is and across the nation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> thank you, mary. i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise tonight with a heavy heart as citizens of my district and especially in my county mourn the loss of sergeant kris jenkins. he's a military veteran, long-time member of the sheriff's office. sergeant jenkins was killed last week. he was hit by an intock cated driver behind the wheel of a semitruck. his life was cut way too short but the impact he had on his community will live on long into the future. sergeant jenkins served with honor, proudly going to work every day in se

smith, bbc news. let's speak to our chief politcal correspondent adam fleming. terence increases to be room davidver it staying higherfor chandler through any guilt over it staying higher for longer as that money is clawed back,. for certain council tax bands. the idea being money, but we will get a whole load more detail in a couple of hours' time. the whole load more detail in a couple of hours' time.— whole load more detail in a couple of hours' time. the council tax, the councils are — of hours' time. the council tax, the councils are not _ of hours' time. the council tax, the councils are not getting _ of hours' time. the council tax, the councils are not getting the - of hours' time. the council tax, the councils are not getting the usual l councils are not getting the usual amount they would expect. you could say money is potentially being shuffled around here and it all has to be paid back somewhere. it is perhaps putting some tough decisions. perhaps putting some tough decisions-— perhaps putting some tough decisions. , , ., . ., decisions. presumably a council tax rebate will be _ decis

really enjoyed david asman, jackie deangelis and ashley webster hosting this show, sandra smith and charles

. _ well, baroness smith, the labour leader in the house of lords, was also with sir keir starmer and daviday. earlier she spoke to bbc essex about what the experience was like. there was screaming, pretty vile screaming, and shouting. they certainly started shouting keir�*s name, blew whistles, cheered, gh. it became hard to talk even though they were some distance away and next thing we knew we were surrounded by them and some of the things being said were pretty vile, i don't look at the things on the internets but i gather there are pretty vile things on the internet of conspiracy theories that most people dismiss as nonsense but some people believe. they were screaming those kinds of things and it was just pretty horrible, i had to say. to brs, at the time you just get on with it, it is only one i have looked back at the footage that i understood why i had so many texts and messages from people asking if i was ok, it shows that kindness outweighs unpleasantness every time but it was not nice, it was unpleasant. baroness smith. i'm joined now by our specialist disinformation reporter ma

smith is going to be talking to me as well. he knows just what is like to be assailed from all sides. labour's david you all the latest from the winter olympics in beijing, where the skiing, snowboarding and speed skating are in full flow. and we will meet the afghan war veteran martin hewitt who is on the verge of becoming the first person with a disability to conquer the so—called explorers grand slam, which includes seven of the world's highest mountains. those incredible pictures there. we will be speaking to him a little bit later. we have also been told this morning that neighbours is off. this is the story of the morning for me. that neighbours is off. this is the story of the morning for me.— of the morning for me. that has ruined ben's _ of the morning for me. that has ruined ben's day. _ of the morning for me. that has ruined ben's day. channel- of the morning for me. that has ruined ben's day. channel five i of the morning for me. that has i ruined ben's day. channel five has said they will _ ruined ben's day. channel five has said they will no _ ruined ben's day. channel five has said th