david smith was not an a grade spy.uard who had limited access to secrets and his work was disrupted by the authorities. i think there were questions about why he wasn't spotted earlier. but i think the significance of this case is it tells us that espionage isn'tjust some cold war throwback but is very much still with us and there are more serious cases. in the last few months, a very serious german intelligence officer was arrested for giving secrets to the russians about the conflict in ukraine. and just yesterday, i was here at scotland yard and heard the head of counterterrorism site now 20% of his workload was linked to what is called hostile state activity, that is things like russian espionage, also the activities of iran and china and that this had quadrupled over the last couple of years. all of that is a sign i think that this espionage is notjust await us but is a growing concern.— espionage is notjust await us but is a growing concern. gordon, thank gordon corera _ is a growing concern. gordon, thank gordon

secretly filmed, david smith, the embassy security guard with an access all areas pass, stealing secretshe russians. scottish, married but separated, a lover of military memorabilia, the court found he hated britain and felt sympathy for vladimir putin. sentencing him, thejudge said there was no doubt he'd handed over sensitive material. you were fully aware that you should not have copied any of these documents and were equally aware that where these documents to get into the wrong hands, they might harm british interests or pose a threat to the safety of people working at the embassy. investigators found in may 2020, smith used embassy notepaper to write to the russian embassy offering details of british officials in berlin, security passes and documents. to gather more evidence, mi5 set up a sting operation involving two russian speakers whose real names have not been disclosed. smith was told that a mysterious russian called dimitri was coming to the embassy for a meeting. he was asked to photo copy some documents. it seems as though a russian defector was about to spill his country'

thejudge in london said david smith wanted to damage the uk's interests.

home affairs correspondent tom simons reports. >> secretly filmed, david smith, the embassy securityith an access all areas pass, stealing secrets for the russians. scottish, married but separated, a lover of military memorabilia. the court found he hated britain and felt sympathy for vladimir putin. sentencing him, the judge said there was no doubt he had sent -- he had handed over sensitive materials. >> you were fully aware that you should notave copied any of these documents. and were equally aware that were these documents to get into the wrong hands, they might harm british interests or pose a threat to the safety of people working at the embassy. >> investigators found in may of 2020, smith used embassy notepaper to write to the russian embassy, offering details of british officials in berlin, security passes and documents. to gather more evidence, mi five set up a sting operation involving two russian speakers whose real names have not been disclosed. smith was told that a mysterious russian call dimitri was coming to the embassy for a meeting. he was asked to photocopy docum

we werejust sentencing david smith to 13 years and two months.nced to 13 years and two months at the old bailey. the judge told the 58—year—old david smith that he had become decidedly anti—british. we will cross over to our home affairs correspondent tom symons as soon as possible. the leader of the alliance party in northern ireland says there is some "heavy lifting" still to be done on a new deal governing post—brexit trade. naomi long was speaking, as the prime minister has been holding talks with stormont leaders in belfast today. it's hoped a deal could soon be reached as early as next week. the current trading arrangement — know as the northern ireland protocol — was negotiated during brexit talks. it was put in place to deal with the fact that northern ireland is in the uk and the republic of ireland is in the eu. some goods passing from england, scotland and wales into northern ireland are getting checked when they cross the irish sea — in order to keep an open border on the island of ireland. unionist parties argue that this places an e

secretly filmed, david smith, the embassy security guard with an access all areas pass, stealing secretslover of military memorabilia, the court found he hated britain and felt sympathy for vladimir putin. sentencing him, thejudge said there was no doubt he'd handed over sensitive material. you were fully aware that you should not have copied any of these documents and were equally aware that where these documents to get into the wrong hands, they might harm british interests or pose a threat to the safety of people working at the embassy. investigators found in may 2020, smith used embassy notepaper to write to the russian embassy offering details of british officials in berlin, security passes and documents. to gather more evidence, mi5 set up a sting operation involving two russian speakers whose real names have not been disclosed. smith was told that a mysterious russian called dimitry was coming to the embassy for a meeting. he was asked to photo copy some documents. it seems as though a russian defector was about to spill his country's secrets to the uk. but dimitry was working for

david smith for us in washington.ber states are continuing to crank up the pressure on russia as they agreed a price cap on russian petroleum products ahead of an international embargo that goes into effect sunday. the bloc's top officials continued their visit to kyiv on friday to discuss a host of issues including ukraine joining the eu, more support for the country, and further sanctions against russia. the proceedings were interrupted twice with the delegates forced her to seek shelter after air raid sirens rang out. reporter: "we are family," that was the eu's message for ukraine during a high-level summit in kyiv. >> pressure is a suffering a massive strategic failure, but ukraine is withstanding and is building its path towards the european union. the fact that we are here amidst the war, but we are building, discussing, and developing the future of ukraine in the european union, that is speaking more than thousand words. reporter: the two sides discussed the country's performs as it seeks to start negotiations

david smith, a fan of war memorabilia, a security guard at the british embassy in berlin and a spy formpathy for vladimir putin. secret cameras installed by police and m15 helped convict him. here is filming pictures captured by the embassy's cctv system. sentencing him, thejudge said he betrayed the trust placed in him, betrayed the trust placed in him, betrayed his country and his colleagues. betrayed his country and his colleagues-— betrayed his country and his colleauues. ., , ., ., colleagues. you put all of those staff at increased _ colleagues. you put all of those staff at increased risk _ colleagues. you put all of those staff at increased risk of - colleagues. you put all of those staff at increased risk of harm. | staff at increased risk of harm. they had to be told that their security had been compromised in this way and the level of danger caused by your actions then had to be managed. it has caused some of the people involved and their families understandable anxiety and distress. the families understandable anxiety and distress. , ., ., , ., distress. the investigation s

. >> secretly filmed, david smith, the embassy security guard with an access all areas pass stealing russians. scottish, married but separated, a lover of memorabilia, they say he felt sympathy for vladimir putin. the judge said there waso doubt he handed over sensitive material. >> you were fully aware you should not have copied any of these documents and were equally aware that where these documents to get into the wrong hands, they might harm british interests or pose a threat to the safety of people working at the embassy. >> investigators found in may of 2020 smith used embassy note paper to write to the russian embassy offering details of british officials in berlin, security passes, and documents. to gather more evidence, mi5 set up a sting operation involving two russian speakers whose real names have not been disclosed. smith was told a mysterious russian called demetri was coming to the embassy for a meeting. he was asked to photocopy documents. it seemed as though a russian defector was about to spill secrets to the u.k.. but he was working for am i5 and smith fell for it.

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a spy working at the british embassy in berlin david smith passed on details of the embassy and its stafft in an elaborate sting by m15. smith was motivated by anti—uk, pro—russian views. he understood that the information he was collecting was damaging to british interests. also on the programme tonight... a qatari consortium bids to buy manchester united ahead of the deadline which has just passed, meaning there are now two contenders. more questions about lancashire police's decision to disclose personal information about the missing woman nicola bulley — including from the prime minister. and the hollywood star bruce willis is diagnosed with dementia at the age of 67.

the exposure and conviction of david smith is only one episode in the large-scale struggle of western intelligence with russian spies, and this process significantly accelerated with the start of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, according to the washington post, the kremlin suffers losses not only at the front, but also in spy games, according to the interlocutor newspapers from the fbi, according to some signs, the russian special services are on the verge of despair and moscow is trying to compensate for losses through cyber espionage and through the use of refugee flows since february. last year, western countries expelled about six hundred russian diplomats and four hundred of them were suspected of working for the russian special services, and this another strategic blow that the kremlin leader did not expect, unleashing a full-scale war in ukraine iryna ivanova yuriy romanyuk details british bureau of tv channel inter marathon is the only news, and while other countries are deporting russians to the motherland, muscovites themselves have stopped seeing their future with

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consecutively , that is, the total term will be 13 years and 2 months of exposure and conviction of david smiththe large-scale struggle of western intelligence with russian spies, and this process significantly accelerated with the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine , as the washington post writes, the kremlin is suffering losses not only at the front, but also in spy games , according to the interlocutor of the newspaper with the fbi, according to some signs of the russian special services on the brink of despair and to compensate for losses, moscow is trying to use cyberespionage and through the use of refugee flows from february last year , western countries expressed about six hundred russian diplomats and four hundred of them were suspected of working for the russian special services , and this was another strategic blow that the kremlin leader did not expect when unleashing a full-scale war in ukraine

thejudge in london said david smith, a former security guard, had wanted to damage the uk's interestsn of russia and hatred for britain. a bankerfrom qatar has confirmed a bid to buy the english premier league football club manchester united. sheikh jassim bin hamad al—thani will lead a consortium that wants to purchase the club outright. the qataris are the second group to put in a bid — the first was the british businessmanjim ratcliffe, a lifelong united fan. the club is currently owned by the glazer family, which says it's "exploring strategic alternatives." our sports correspondent andy swiss has more details from old trafford. sheikh jassim bin hamad al—thani — he's the chairman of a qatari bank. he's a son of a former prime minister of qatar, and he says he is a lifelong manchester united fan. in a statement, he says his bid will "return the club "to its former glories," both on and off the pitch. he says his bid is for 100% of the club and will be completely debt—free through his foundation. remember the current owners, the glazerfamily, angered a lot of the fans here by plung

david smith, a fan of war memorabilia, a security guard at the british embassy in berlin and a spy forsia. motivated by hatred of britain and sympathy for vladimir putin. secret cameras installed by police and mi5 helped convict him. here he's filming pictures captured by the embassy's cctv system. sentencing him, thejudge said he'd betrayed the trust placed in him, betrayed his country and his colleagues. you put all of those staff at increased risk of harm. they had to be told that their security had been compromised in this way and the level of danger caused by your actions then had to be managed. it has caused some of the people involved and their families understandable anxiety and distress. the investigation started with a letter he sent to a general here at the russian embassy. highly sensitive information, including details of british officials in berlin, security passes and documents. and then mi5 set up a sting operation. smith was told that a mysterious russian called dimitri was coming to the embassy for a meeting. he was asked to photocopy some documents. it seemed as thou

thejudge in london said david smith, a former security guard, had wanted to damage the uk's interestsotivated by his support for president putin of russia, and hatred for britain rescue teams pulled three people alive from under collapsed buildings in turkey on friday, 11 days after an earthquake that has killed more than 16,000 people. the disaster has left millions homeless, and sparked a huge relief effort. hundreds of syrians living in turkey returned home for the first time since the earthquake hit yesterday, as simon jones reports. against all odds, extraordinary stories of survival and hope. in southern turkey, a man in his 40s is rescued alive, spending 278 hours under the debris. earlier in hatay and other success but these rescues are becoming rarer by the hour. the main task now is to clear away the rubble. any rescue operation instead a recovery one. hundreds of syrian refugees who once fled the conflict in their own country are now queueing to get back into it. this is a rare crossing point from turkey into syria and people here say the life they once had in turkey has be

thejudge in london said david smith, a former security guard, had wanted to damage the uk's interests by his support for president putin of russia and hatred for britain. in turkey, there's growing anger over the shoddy construction of what were advertised as "earthquake—proof" buildings, with president erdogan�*s government accused of accepting billions of dollars in payments to approve buildings that didn't meet safety standards. our correspondent nick beake has been investigating, and he sent us this report from gaziantep in southern turkey. night and day, they've been waiting for a miracle. but there is no sign of one. their relatives lived in the most expensive part of this city. that meant nothing, as their apartment block turned to dust. emre, whose five loved ones are missing, says so many people are to blame. translation: they have the blood of the people i who died here on their hands. it's not right to scapegoat the contractors. the ones who approved this building are responsible — together with the government and the state. the next morning, we come back to try to find out

thejudge in london said david smith, a former security guard, had wanted to damage the uk's interestshat he was motivated by his support for president putin of russia and hatred for britain. to turkey now where, 11 days after the earthquakes, survivors are still being rescued from the rubble of collapsed buildings. a man believed to be in his 40s is among the latest survivors, freed after more than 270 hours trapped in the ruins of an apartment building in the centre of hatay. it's a moment of relief amid growing anger over the collapse of buildings that were advertised as ea rthquake—proof. our correspondent nick beake has been investigating why so many buildings seemingly crumbled in the quakes, and sent this report from gaziantep in southern turkey. night and day, they've been waiting for a miracle, but there is no sign of one. their relatives lived in the most expensive part of this city. that meant nothing as their apartment block turned to dust. emre, whose five loved ones are missing, says so many people are to blame. translation: they have the blood of the people i who died he

welcome back. 1038 so let's go live to the old bailey where david smith is being sentenced. or camera onto your personal computer or other electronic storage devices . you electronic storage devices. you took care to store some documents in a way which made it less likely that they would be found by someone who casually examined them. for example . you examined them. for example. you put some of the photos of documents containing personal details of embassies staff into a file the name of suggested that it contained nothing but houday that it contained nothing but holiday photographs . you copied holiday photographs. you copied a significa amount of material over years the material has been out blind in the prosecution opening and put into a useful table by. your represent which was presented to me in the course of mitigation . i do not course of mitigation. i do not need to rehearse again. the detail of that material i need only record that it was voluminous and obviously gathered on a number of days and not all at one time in 2020. you also a number of videos of those area

the comptroller general, and assistant director david smith with the office of investigations at thee. thank you all for being here to testify about your efforts to conduct oversight of pandemic funding. >> bill: that hearing is underway now as taxpayer dollars trying to figure out who is accountable and see if we get to the bottom of it and claw the money back. into it's into the billions of dollars where do you go to get it? >> dana: does anyone get in trouble? we'll see. the story at the beginning of the store an iranian caught at the southern border. joining us now is republican senator tom cotton. this is just 1 of 38 terrorist watch list suspects caught at the border. now this one, this guy in particular was not caught by the border patrol. he got away from them but was picked up by the texas department of public safety. so we now have at least 38 of these guys in our custody here. >> this is a remarkable story. you have an iranian national on the terrorist watch list apprehended of our border 1 of 40 we've apprehended. this wasn't by the feds or the department of homeland secu

doctor david smith is a former practitioner of internal medicine and invented advice that he hopes will athletes. brains thank you so much doctor for joining me this afternoon. the nfl has been criticized this season season over its concussion protocol. how prevalent are football related head injuries? well as you can imagine. there are definitely injuries and pretty much all contact sports and the nfl does seem to take the front stage and many of these we're doing our part to try to make all concussive sports and all contact sports a little bit safer, so we hope to see an improvement in that regard. what does the research show about a link between repeated football, head injuries and cte? well that link is still a little bit in the murky. we have done some recent studies with some of the technologies that we put forth. it's called jugular compression technology, and we have actually made strides in reducing some of the pre monetary findings of those ct aspects. what happens in the brain during a concussion. well we believe it's the repetitive head impact. for the most part, there's cer

david smith was found to have provided names, photographs and details of embassy to russian officialsmerely trying to embarrass the embassy and was suffering from depression. but mr. justice wall said smith had put people at maximum risk. mr. justice wall said smith had put people at maximum risk . five put people at maximum risk. five police officers have pleaded not guilty to second degree murder of tory in memphis last month . of tory in memphis last month. bodycam footage at the time the 29 year old being beaten by officers. his death caused widespread outrage and renewed a national conversation about race and police brutality . thousands and police brutality. thousands homes have been left without power . dozens of schools closed power. dozens of schools closed as storm otto hits scotland . the as storm otto hits scotland. the nonh as storm otto hits scotland. the north east england . the met north east england. the met office says winds as high as 80 miles per hour have been recorded, causing trains and flights be cancelled. northern powergrid says around 19,000 homes have been

david smith admitted to handing classified document to the russians.e refused to name his alleged handler. he was caught in an undercover mi5 sting by russian agents. smith said he was trying to embarrass embassy and was suffering from depression . but mr. justice wall depression. but mr. justice wall sentencing said smith had people at maximum risk. you did it by stealth using the opportunities provided to you by your employer to visit various offices in the embassy at night when others had gone home and take photographs of classified documents on your telephone or camera camera . a telephone or camera camera. a number of these documents were clearly marked as secret . others clearly marked as secret. others were of a lower classification , were of a lower classification, but were still obviously not the dissemination be on the embassy . the snp has postponed a conference on independent ice following the resignation of the first minister, nicola . it comes first minister, nicola. it comes as the executive committee has said a ballot to select the new

david ballantine smith has to handung david ballantine smith has to handling classified documents andame his alleged spymaster . but refused to name his alleged spymaster. he was caught in an undercover m15 operation by fake russian agents. smith said he was merely trying to the embassy and was suffering from depression at the time . but mr. depression at the time. but mr. justice will dismiss attempts to minimise his activities saying smith was not a witness of truth . you did it by stealth , using . you did it by stealth, using the opportune minutes provided to you by your employment to various offices in the embassy at night, when others had gone home and take photographs of classified documents on your telephone camera . a number of telephone camera. a number of these documents were clearly marked to others were of a lower classification , but were still classification, but were still obviously not the dissemination would be on the embassy . the snp would be on the embassy. the snp has postponed conference on independence following the of first minister nicola sturgeon. the party'

through sinister david smith's director office of investigation at the secret service. as the 28th assistant director mr. smith leads agencies global mission comprising 161 officers and over 3000 employees. mr. smith's office oversees the secret service cross agency efforts including investigation foreign national relief fund. in efforts to encounter such activities. welcome mr. smith and we will begin. i hope i pronounce that right i apologize if i didn't. cooks that was excellent mr. sherman, very good i appreciate it. thank you very much good morning mr. chairman ranking member raskin very pleased to be here for holding this hearing i'm pleased to see the attendance. i like to focus my comments this morning on four points i believe are the main causes of the widespread fraud that has occurred and what can be done to deal these issues. first, agency should be much better prepared in order to prevent fraud in the first place. congress passed the fraud data analytics acts. to help prevent fraud in the first place. therefore were not prepared properly when the coronavirus

so this week begins the trial of a man named david smith.ure that he is without fail our peony, because a very suspicious death. and there even in the apartment is very suspicious. now we are her show his guilt. in what he took a picture of the wrong one on his phone at the british embassy in berlin. well, let's take a look at the details of this investigation. mr. smith was arrested in august 21, he aroused suspicion by the unusual decoration of the tricolor apartment. soviet cap. peakless the black sea fleet has never been so close to failure, and the bloomberg agency recently said that mi5 employees then carried out a whole operation against a 57-year-old security guard. they recruited agents provocateurs who called themselves dmitry irina and posed separately as a citizen of russia and officers of the russian military intelligence. he filmed much of the british embassy in berlin sporadically taking video from windows, the prosecution said the footage was consistent with the task he was asked to do . there was a film called strippers spie

david. special counsel jack smith is investigating the former president's alleged mishandling of classified information and his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. vice president pence faced enormous pressure to throw owl electoral votes on january 6th and he later had to run for his life as trump supporters swarmed the capitol. smith was appointed last november to oversee the probes. he's been negotiating with former vice president pence's team for months, and tonight, word of that subpoena. it's not immediately clear what information the special counsel is seeking. no response yet from the former vice president, david. >> pierre thomas live in washington. pierre, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the war in ukraine tonight, as president zelenskyy pleads for more help from europe. ukrainian forces are now bracing for a major new push from russia. so, let's get to tom soufi burridge in ukraine tonight. and tom, some russian officials say that major push have already begun? >> reporter: yeah, david, the warning that a big russian offensive in part of eastern ukraine has already be

david smith admitted passing secret information to the russian authorities after being caught by mi5these things, it is very sensitive. what i understand from what he said was that he had an interest in the donbas and what was happening in ukraine, and so therefore that is what has moved him towards the russian perspective. because his wife apparently is ukrainian, i don't know if she is a russian speaking ukrainian, that would be conjecture but i get the feeling it was around that area but he was not happy with what was happening and eastern ukraine at the time, and therefore wanted to, for whatever reason, assist russia. sometimes we think of those on the outside, on the outside think of spying as very sophisticated. in some way this was very basic, he was walking around taking pictures and keeping them in his flat, and there was something really simple about the nature of what he was doing and the nature of what he was doing and the material he was gathering. don’t the material he was gathering. don't let that fool you. _ the material he was gathering. don't let that fool you. wha

smith has pleaded not guilty. bail has been set at $1 million. david? >> just horrific. matt gutman tonight, thank you. >>> now to the scare at newark airport. two passenger jets clipping wings. gio benitez is there. >> reporter: tonight, travelers shaken after an aircraft clipped another plane's wing while it was getting ready to take off for orlando, filled with passengers. >> all of a sudden you hear and feel a jolt. >> reporter: united says the orlando plane was sitting at a gate, preparing to leave newark when its left wing was struck by another united plane. that plane empty and being towed to a nearby gate. rebecca bloom was on board. >> the wing of a larger plane had clipped our wing. >> reporter: you can see the damage in these photos obtained by abc news. the port authority police, aircraft rescue firefighter unit carrying a piece of the wing. >> i think we were thinking, what was that? but we all saw it, and i think our jaws dropped. >> reporter: the incident happening just weeks after a dramatic near miss at jfk airport. a delta jet coming within seconds of s

smith, bbc news. the american rapper, david jolicouer, one third of the ground—breaking group, de la soul — has died.," had suffered from congestive heart failure. de la soul rose to fame in the late 1980's with their debut album, three feet high and rising, and later won a grammy. let's take you to mexico now — and here's an unusual but heart—warming tale. some of the country's most hardened criminals are housed at a prison in the city of ciudad juarez. but after a recent riot there, an unexpected inmate was discovered by the authorities — as gail maclellan explains. cat burglar behind bars? fair enough. butjust a cat? well, that's a very different story. like a lot of inmates, he has tattoos, including a symbol of a drug gang linked to the notorious sinaloa cartel. although presumably he didn't volunteer for it. despite these traumas, the feline fugitive was seemingly happy to keep his head down and do his time. translation: we think it's weird that he's - so loving when he belonged to the prisoners. we thought he was going to be more aggressive. but no, he's very friendly. he doesn't get along wit

they also cycled through david cully , as well as lovey smith as one and done with the woeful franchise who were not prepared , so we still find ourselves in the position of replacing black coaches, as opposed to finding our way into having what what many white coaches have enjoyed for decades. it being the norm to see african american coaches and as well as coaches of color in general being hired, well, said i've got about 30 seconds left. i want to dig into that very quickly about tameka ryan's getting hired how far has it come that these diversity programs in the nfl are not enough that something else has to happen? well of course. of course they're not enough. i think they're a band aid. they're a necessary evil again. i will not say that we should rid ourselves of them, because what will it look like? if we didn't have it? go 20 years ago, and when you didn't see any african american coaches, that's what it would look like. however again, all signs still point to representation in ownership. sweets as we continue to see her , ma ginny, when we look at the ownership level where thes

david: kurumi mori live for us out of tokyo. let's bring back nicholas smith, japan strategist.let's try and make money for people. apart from banking stocks, which as my colleague was pointing out, five-year highs. does any other sector stand out for you in this equity market that might benefit from this path towards normalizing interest rates in japan? nicholas: obviously finance generally. what the bank of japan has been doing has been hurting not just the bank but the rest of the financial sectors, particularly the insurance companies. another candidate had been saying two things. one is that the damage in the banking sector and the longer you do it, the more it hurts them. across financing, benefiting from coming out of qe. on the other side japan is not much hurt by a rise in interest rates. 41% on financials have net cash of more than 20% of equities. companies are cash rich, households are cash rich. there are sectors such as railways and real estate, electric power companies that are highly leveraged and as far as the electric is concerned, this makes it all the more im

arthel: our colleague david asman is flagging a tweet from congressman adam smith, a democrat of washington, saying, quote: i think china is very embarrassed by this. it's never a positive thing to have your spying efforts exposed to the globe. so it's not a positive for china in any way, shape or form. so -- >> reporter: absolutely not. you know, he's the top democrat on the armed services committee in the house of representatives, adam smith. so he's pretty serious about these issues. and i think that he's probably right, smith is, when it comes to this. the fact that this is on live tv everywhere, the entire world is watching, you know? the chinese, it's been said that they have been running some of these balloons around for a long time. they aren't picked up on radar. there's no launch, it's easier to do. but the fact that they were doing it and were caught red-handed. this is where you have to look at some more recent history that las touched off some pretty tight moments between the united states and china. the united states mistakenly bombed the embassy in downtown belgrade in the la

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we have house ways and means chair jason smith on what he's already calling the greatest theft of taxpayer dollars in american history. and then general david petraeus on this growing china spy scandal as lawmakers from both sides try to get to the bottom of it even though from china, no cooperation to address it. all of that is coming up. but first -- >> you're here today. your ceo didn't want to show up. >> i want to sincerely apologize impacted by this. caused a loft of anguish. >> people want to know if we're going to invest in this system so it won't happen again. >> we need to invest in technology and also in our operational system because the winter operations were too much for us. >> it was a failure epically from top to bottom. >> it's obvious that ya'll messed up and your customers, they expect you to fix it. >> neil: all right. the fix is not in, at least not yet. a south airlines number 2 executive getting grilled on capitol hill over that holiday travel chaos that grounded nearly 17,000 flights. today lawmakers are demanding answers. unfortunately, they didn't get many answers. we've got you covered with fox's lydia hu on why a

david? >> alex presha live in ohio tonight. alex, thank you. >>> next this evening, abc news learned ivanka trump and jared kushner have been subpoenaed by justice department special counsel jack smith. the subpoena specifically related to january 6th and events leading up to it. former vice president mike pence already subpoenaed. what does this all signal? here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: in yet another sign the federal investigation into donald trump's actions on and before january 6th is moving aggressively, special counsel jack smith has subpoenaed the former president's daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner. earlier this month, the special counsel issued a subpoena for vice president pence. sources tell abc news the subpoenas for kushner and ivanka trump are specifically related to the special counsel's investigation of january 6th and the efforts of the former president and his allies to overturn the 2020 election. this comes as the fulton county georgia district attorney considers whether to seek indictments against donald trump or his allies for tampering with georgia's 2020 election results. and now in the georgia case, s

we have house ways and means chair jason smith on what he's already calling the greatest theft of taxpayer dollars in american history. and then general david as lawmakers from both sides try to get to the bottom of it even though from china, no coop

smith wants to question pence about. >>> here in washington also, the extraordinary rebuke in congress. the house today voted unanimously, 419-0, to condemn china for its newly uncovered balloon surveillance program. cbs's davidagon tonight with new details on the highly sophisticated spying equipment that was found on that balloon. >> reporter: as fbi evidence teams started shipping pieces of the balloon's wreckage off to the lab, u.s.aid debr shohelectronicst s carryingurved the fall from 60,000 feet mostly intact. they already have a good idea of what divers will find because before the balloon was shot down, u-2 spy planes flew by it, taking high-resolution photos of what officials described as an array of antennas for intercepting communications. >> i am so angry, i want to use other words. >> you guys have to help me understand why this baby wasn't taken out long before. >> reporter: jon tester is the democratic senator from montana, where the balloon hovered over a field of 150 silos housing intercontinental ballistic missiles, apparently trying to listen in on the communications used for the command and control of nuclear weapons. >> i got a problem with a chinese balloon flying over my state, much le

smith wants to question pence about. here in washington, also, the extraordinary rebuke in congress, the house today voted unanimously, 419-0, to condemn china for its newly-uncovered balloon surveillance program. cbs's davidt the highly-sophistatedpm thas foundt balloon. >> reporter: as fbi evidence team started shipping pieces of the balloons wreckage off to the lab, u.s. officials said underwater pictures of the debris show the electronics it was carrying survived the fall from 60,000 feet, mostly intact. they already have a good idea of what the divers will find because before the balloon was shot down, you two spy planes flew by it, taking high-resolution photos of what officials described as an array of antennas for intercepting communications. >> i am so angry. i want to use other words. but i'm not going to. >> you guys have to help me understand why this baby wasn't taken out long before. >> reporter: jon tester is the democratic senator from montana, where ball over fielf h tercnental bstic on t comcationed for the command and control of nuclear weapons. >> i've got a problem with the chinese balloon flying over my state. much less the rest of the country. >> reporter: soon after the balloon was

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