let's get to david smith from the business school. vid, thank you for joining me on the show today. what i read is twofold with the strikes. picketers are asking for a decent distribution of royalties for streaming and they are concerned of the rise of artificial intelligence which is not just specific to the media industry that is something we are hearing from employees all over the world. let's start with the royalties what more can be done to ensure equitiable distribution for anyone picketing >> good morning. thank you for having me. i think that is a key issue in the negotiations as we move in the disruptive era of streaming, everyone p is trying to figure out the economics. it has worked to the detriment of the actors and they are trying to do their best to ensure a more stable financial footing in the future. at the same time, the studios are trying to figure out how to make this a sustainable income stream and that is tricky for them. >> on artificial intelligence, i think a lot of the writers have concerns they may end up bein

smith to change course. no word on exactly what was discussed, or how the special counsel reacted to their entreaties. >> david: as pierre just reported, they did meet today with jack smith about the potential indictment coming, still to come, on january 6th, again, potential, until we actually see that. instead, what's happened tonight is this super ceding indictment, new and serious charges involving the classified documents at mar-a-lago. and you have the key line here. >> reporter: well, david, it puts trump, clearly, according to the special counsel, midst of an obstruction effort. >> david: again, this is the allegation from jack smith. i want to bring in jon karl on that point, because they have point by point here, actually, the 24-hour period when that first subpoena went out for the surveillance video from mar-a-lago. >> this is a detailed timeline on what happens after trump is subpoenaed for that surveillance video. walt nauta was scheduled to travel with him the following day to illinois. instead, suddenly, he's dispatched from new jersey, where trump was at hid bedminster club, to mar-a-lago, to

>> byron david smith. >> i just wanted his story.f the facts of 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,

>> david: and what jack smith is doing, which is what he did before, is signaling to the american people that he believes he has the evidence and in very granular detail goes into it here, minute by minute, as they went through mar-a-lago, looking for potential ways -- again, that's the accusation -- of deleting that key surveillance video. gentlemen, thank you both. i want to bring in investigation give reporter katherine faulders from our investigative team. you reported even before today that the special counsel was looking into efforts to destroy surveillance, whether or not that -- that was attempted, whether there were discussions about this, and whether when pressed about this, whether people lied. >> yeah, following the indictment in may, we know the special counsel was talking to additional witnesses, had sent additional target letters to i.t. employees. there was a target letter sent to an employee who allegedly perjured himself before a grand jury, specifically about the instances associated with this video. but in this indictment, it squarely puts donald trump, walt nauta, an

does seem to me, he owed it to everybody to put the truth out there before he went to see jack smith. >> david and jennifer, thank you very much. still ahead tonight, the video shot by the wrong doesn't's campaign at the end of pride month that some gay republicans or colon homophobic. it comes as he is battling for president trump to win coach or war votes and the race for the republican nomination for president. also tonight, the latest man hunt after two died and dozens were wounded at a block party in maryland's. >> that depends on what ducey has to say. if he gets to come down for his cold border on this, i don't think it goes anywhere. if he on the other hand -- before he took subject smith, that his arm was twisted heavily. i think that is going to make amateur difference in how people view all this. what i can't understand as why ducey hadn't spoken up already. it does seem to me, he owed it to everybody to put the truth out there before he went to see jack smith. >> david and jennifer, thank you very much. still ahead tonight, the video shot by the wrong doesn't's campaign at the end

smith barney wanted to open an office at that time in atlanta. they offered me a job and i took it. ♪ davidyou went to smith barney, what did you do? stockbroker? john: i got my brokerage license, then i was approached by the head of the municipal bond division, why don't you come into the bond business? i did not want to go to open an office in florida or atlanta, so i got into bonds. i was a trader at the bond desk and at some point that led me to the corporate bond market. i transitioned over to corporate bonds. then from there, they told me they would put me on commission which they never did. i got approached by a small firm called smithers known for their bond business. i went over and became sales of corporate securities there. david: often thought to be a good trader, you have to be quick in your head with the numbers to make sure your numbers right, is that true? john: that is true but i think as a salesman more so than a trader, that business is a commodity business about relationships. if you can build a relationship with your clients where they trust you and go to you when they

smith barney wanted to open an office at that time in atlanta, and they offered me a job and i took it. ♪ davidyou went to smith barney. what did you do there? were you a registered investment rep? john: we started out a training class. then i got my brokerage license. i was approached by the head of the municipal bond business and she said, why don't you get into the bond business? i really did not want to go to open an office in atlanta, so i took that job. so i got in the bond business, and i was a trader on the bond desk. at some point, that led smith barney to getting in on the corporate bond market, and i transitioned over to corporate bonds. and then from there they told me they would put me on commission, which they never did. i got approached by a small boutique firm called smithers, which was really known for their bond acumen and bond business. so i went over and became a salesman doing corporate securities. david: i have often thought to be a good trader, you have to be pretty quick in your head with numbers. is that true? john: that is true, but i think as a salesman, much more so.

means that hunter biden should be treated no better and no worse than anyone else, if it was david hunter smithun charge. it is rarely enforced. the law bans drug users from possessing weapons. and it's close to be thrown out by the courts right now. but it is rarely enforced. and then, here's the other -- and you were in the throes of addiction during the two years he didn't pay, a probation deal is appropriate. he was treated, if anything, tougher than others, no better than others. >> and u.s. attorney weiss, he came out and said, look, i have full jurisdictions over this case. i could have tried it anywhere. i chose to do it that way that i did it, and nobody interfered, nobody said to me do it, nobody said to me i couldn't prosecute if i wanted to prosecute where i ended up prosecuting it. and that in and of itself is still not enough for republicans. and hayes brown, talk to us about how this plea deal basically throws a wrench into the gop's argument that prosecutors only go after conservatives, that that president's doj just charged his own son, and they are still going on about the two

does seem to me he owed it to everybody to put the truth out there before he went to see jack smith. >> davidjennifer, thank you as well. >>> still ahead tonight, a video shared by the ron desantis campaign at the end of pride month that some guy republicans are calling homophobic. it comes as he is battling former president trump to win culture war votes in the race for the republican nomination for president. >>> also tonight, the latest on a manhunt af two died and dozens were wounded at a block party in maryland. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defenagainst erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a actively shields the enamel gamechanger for my patients- it really works. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >>> a video posted at the end of pride month by the desantis campaign is be

david -- one of jack smith's top prosecutors told judge aileen mercedes cannon, who was appointed byment says that claim is flat out false. what the prosecutor was calling a lie was donald trump's a criminal defense lawyer claiming that, quote, two candidates were squaring off in this courtroom. that is a lie, that is a lie that donald trump's criminal defense lawyers put in writing to the judge in an earlier motion. it is an unethical lie, boldly and very confidently told in court to a judge who was appointed by donald trump. president biden could not possibly have done more to distance himself from this case, he has never commented on it. he has never communicated with the justice department about it because merrick garland was appointed by joe biden, and merrick garland decided to distance himself from the case to by appointing jack smith, who has full authority to prosecute or not prosecute donald trump. president biden is completely sealed off from this case, but that does not prevent don't trump's criminal defense lawyers from lying about that. they got their first taste of wha

we would gentleman by the name of david is typically the chief litigator fort smith he has known himme but former special counsel to fbi director james comey i'm trying to show you the incestuous relationship these people coming out of main justice the u.s. attorney's office, mostly democrats, democrat operatives they've known each other for decades. so have for many of the judges they come out of main justice and so forth and so on. this is why republicans do not have a chance when they are caught up in something involving the department of justice, the u.s. attorney attorney's officee district of columbia. they do not have a chance the grand juries are chosen from a population that voted 5% for trump, 93% provided. and the court i will get to in a minute. lopsided democrat. lopsided obama and biden. more about this fellow he is a real nasty bird he served with jack smith and the public integrity section top official there. he prosecuted bob mcdonnell, jon edwards and bob menendez. he was in a florida court room the other week making outrageous arguments in front of judge cannon who

he's also drawing from the scottish enlightenment, people like david hume and adam smith. some of the language about equality comes from them franklin, made it a critical edit in the declaration at one point, the original words said we hold these truths to be sacred and undeniable. that's jefferson's language. franklin texas, pancho says, no, we we hold these truths to be self-evident. that from scottish moral sense philosophy, this idea that you just know things as as a human being. and it's amazing that just with such a small edit, they're introducing a whole nother sort of branch of philosophy. so i think it's self-evident why do you have to say it? yeah, that is an enlightenment. common sense. yeah. applying common sense. moral sense. yep yeah, absolutely. yeah. so, locke. yeah, yeah. about antiquity. all right. so i, i have this massive i care about the enlightenment. this is written by richey roberts in a couple of years ago and going to go back to what, page 708. all right. so he's making this stuff up. it's coming straight from the text historians have wish to plac

liberty side of the enlightenment which what you see in france but it's especially obvious in adam smith and david hume and of the scottish enlightenment so oh i came to hayek late. he's had a tremendous influence. me and i highly recommend this book because he'll have an influence on you. thank you, deirdre. we'll the florida questions. now, as i said online you can submit questions a variety of ways facebook youtube, hashtag keto events. and here in the auditorium raise your hand and we will bring a microphone to you all right right there in the back. thank you. bert ely. before proposing my question, i just want to mention that i had the pleasure of the time that i came to cato and i came here, what year was david? but i may probably not long before he died, but it was a real pleasure. and i still think back it of hearing the man himself speak as he did to cato that day. my question is, is this to what extent did hayek get into monetary manners and monetary theory in the banking system and finance and just looking through the index, i didn't see references to that. and i was wondering if that's

>> reporter: david, the trump team knows that jack smith has been aggressively investigating january 6th, but this target letter came as something of a shock to them. in fact, trump's top advisers, including his lawyers, had told him that they expected that jack smith, the special counsel, would issue a final report and not an indictment. in fact, when this target letter came in late sunday, they didn't even have a legal team, a full legal team, in place to defend him on this case. >> david: and, jon, just to make this clear for our viewers at home, donald trump has until thursday, you reported, to testify before this grand jury. your sources telling you that's unlikely, so bottom line here, when can the country expect to witness this all over again, an indictment, and an arrest? >> reporter: if there is an indictment, and it seems very likely, it could come as soon as friday or perhaps next week, david. >> david: again, that is an if but the former president himself saying it is very likely. jon karl leading us off tonight. jon, thank you. >>> the other major news we're following to

friday's second day saw big wickets steve smith, marnus labuschage — and both openers david warner andregain the ashes. and there's risk of thundery conditions affecting qualifying for the british grand prix later — charles leclerc set the fastest time in final practice. before the session was interrupted by rain. the ferrari driver came injust ahead of alex albon — the british born driver also one of the last drivers to run before the weather intervened at silverstone. mercedes driver lewis hamilton was fifth, with red bull's championship leader max verstappen 8th today. and that's all the sport for now. more than 2 billion people around the world eat insects every day and many rave about them as a source of vitamins and protein. sofia bettiza has been to an insect farm in north italy that produces pasta made from ground critters. would you eat cricket pasta? eating insects is nothing new in parts of the world like asia. but is there a shift happening in europe? this farm in northern italy turns 1 million crickets into food every day. first, the crickets, still alive, are frozen. boil

he's also drawing from the scottish enlightenment, people like david hume and adam smith. some of the language about equality comes from them franklin, made it a critical edit in the declaration at one point, the original words said we hold these truths to be sacred and undeniable. that's jefferson's language. franklin texas, pancho says, no, we we hold these truths to be self-evident. that from scottish moral sense philosophy, this idea that you just know things as as a human being. and it's amazing that just with such a small edit, they're introducing a whole nother sort of branch of philosophy. so i think it's self-evident why do you have to say it? yeah, that is an enlightenment. common sense. yeah. applying common sense. moral sense. yep yeah, absolutely. yeah. so, locke. yeah, yeah. about antiquity. all right. so i, i have this massive i care about the enlightenment. this is written by richey roberts in a couple of years ago and going to go back to what, page 708. all right. so he's making this stuff up. it's coming straight from the text historians have wish to plac

friday's second day saw big names steve smith, marnus labuschage — and both openers david warner andnd's women as they try to keep their ashes series alive. they face australia in their third and final twenty20 match at lord's — before three one day internationals — england have to win them all. tonight also marks the 25th anniversary of the creation of the women's ashes — and nat sciver—brunt says it'll be a special occasion. in the middle of an ashes series whether scores on the line, went on the line, you know, hopefully another record crowd here tomorrow. just, you come everything, i guess, is getting us to this point over our journeys in cricket and i think in women's sport in england as well. just feels like you're part of the wider world and, yeah, hopefully we can do everyone proud tomorrow. it all gets bit later on to. it all gets bit later on to. and it could be a huge day for england's under 21 footballers. they're in the final of the european championship later today up against the five—time champions spain. england haven't won the tournament in almost a0 years — but they

friday's second day saw big wickets steve smith, marnus labuschage — and both openers david warner and have to win this... if they're to regain the ashes. and there's risk of thundery conditions affecting qualifying for the british grand prix which starts in the next hour — charles leclerc set the fastest time in final practice. before the session was interrupted by rain. the ferrari driver came in just ahead of alex albon the british born driver also one of the last drivers to run before the weather intervened at silverstone. mercedes driver lewis hamilton was fifth, with red bull's championship leader max verstappen 8th today... for more on these and other sports stories, you can go to our website. that's bbc.com.sport. including live text commentary on stage 8 of the tour de france, where defending champion yonas vingegaur leads by 25 seconds. here in the uk — the family of an eight—year—old girl who was killed when a car crashed through the fence of her school in southwest london on thursday have said she was "adored and loved by everyone". selena lau died and several others were t

david warburton stood down following a drug scandal. bernard smith is live from forest, johnson's constituency of oxbridge and south y. slip, bernard, $40000.00 foot view of things here, just how bad was this for the conservatives? the serial it was for the conservatives, at least not a white washing and buyers and whitewash with prime minister risky. so nothing but clean, you know? and so what spreads was just a very sort of thing fig leaves the tories held on here because of a very specific local issue. the extension of a london scheme that imposes heavy fees on people using older vehicles that was deeply unpopular. that's why they clung on the big a worry though, is losing some a lot. the constituency in the north of england, with a $20000.00 conservative majority labor managing to over to and not a suggestion. a message to tory and peas in what would be considered very safe seats, that they may not be safe and could be vulnerable. same in the south west of england in the summer search area. the evidence that people have lent the votes to the liberal democrats to make sure the toys didn't w

but they did not persuade jack smith today almost certainly. >> david chalian, you're a political director. the trump legal strategy clearly is combined with the trump political strategy to delay all of this as much as possible until the election year. >> yeah, they've been one and the same since donald trump launched his third bid for the presidency. when last november he got in all these legal cases were swirling around him, part of why he got in when he got in was to intersect the two and to start using the political campaign trail to lay groundwork and support for him for the legal troubles ahead. these are inextricably linked. and you note the calendar now. we have trump legal cases scheduled for in the middle of the nomination season as primaries and caucuses are taking place. so he is constantly navigating between the two. >> interesting. gloria, how much do you think trump will seize on the optics of president biden's justice department prosecuting him right in the middle of an election primary? >> that's what he's going to do. that's going to be his campaign. i mean, the campaign

general david berger's four-year tour as top officer ended yesterday. general eric smithke over, but alabama republican senator tommy tuberville has put a hold on all senior military operations. tuberville said it's because of the pentagon's funding for travel for service members to go out of state for abortion. smith will serve in an acting capacity. >>> "the new york times" says that the first victim in last week's mass shooting in philadelphia was shot 44 hours earlier, according to police. 44-year-old kimbrady carriker allegedly began firing into a crowded street with an ar-15-style ruffle. four people were killed. a 31-year-old man was found dead in his home several hours after the mass shooting, but believe killed him the days before. officers were dispatched to the wrong house after someone called 911 to report discharged shots near the victim's home. >> what i will say is that during that very active and still ongoing investigation we will seek to determine the why and the how this happened. >> police are searching for a motive in both shootings. >>> and the "asso

david brooks is away. special counsel jack smith leveled new charges against donald trump this week, including the allegationhat trump and others sought to delete security video of rooms in which boxes of classified documents were kept. how do these additional charges change or expand our understanding of this case? >> what's interesting is when i talked to a lot of trump supporters about this, they were very disappointed to hear this. of all the things in this document case, the cover-up is going to be the worst. this is -- i question if a lot of these things are going to be or should be pursued, but if they get one of these people to turn on him and say, yeah, he told me to cover up this, that's going to be very bad for him. his opponents looking at this politically, need to actually quit resorting to defending him if they want to make any headway against him and start saying, look, this is a cover-up. as your earlier guest said today on the show, this is evidence of doing something wrong. having said that, it is an opportunity to separate trump from his supporters, but to do that, the doj also needs to re

david: let's bring in pierre thomas, live in washington. of course, this is the special counsel's mar-a-lago case. jack smith, we know, also investigating january 6th, not only thecapitol, the planning, and this alleged scheme to send fake electors to try to keep trump in power. i'm curious, pierre, what are your sources telling you tonight, when can we expect to hear whether jack smith will indict in that case, too, and, of course, this is something that trump has predicted himself, and soon. >> reporter: david, the grand jury investigating trump's role regarding january 6th will likely meet tomorrow. now, that's not a guarantee of indictment, but all signs point to the special counsel making its final decision one way or another soon. this is the end game, we're talking days, not weeks, david. >> david: all right, if something comes, you'll be right here with us. pierre, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the heat shifting tonight. 60 million americans on alert from texas to kentucky to florida. let's get right to ginger zee, back with us again tonight, tracking it all. hey, ginger. >> reporter: david,

david warner in his tracks... at lunch then, australia 107—2. steve smithgne holding the fort, both with eyes on their 50's when they resume. remember england need a win in this test, to level the five match series, with australia leading 2—1. the women's world cup begins tomorrow, with a discussion swirling in the women's game over pay and bargaining rights. england's squad have said they'll pause discussions over performance—related bonuses until after the tournament. it's after saying they were disappointed that the fa couldn't come to a resolution. they play haiti in their opening game later this week. jane dougall is in sydney for us. wave upon wave of squads from around the world have descended upon australia and new zealand. with fluttering nerves, they have been preparing for this trip down under for years. preparing for this trip down under foryears. but preparing for this trip down under for years. but on the eve of the world cup, england women have had to turn their attention to money. bonuses specifically after the fa said they would not be give

david: you know who knows that? fred smith, the founder of fedex.t a silver star as a former, when he was a marine, and he says if there's a free marine out there, tell 'em to contact fedex because i'll find work for them. how would you define your mission if you're elected senator? >> listen, the mission is to deliver a conservative majority back to the u.s. senate. we need americans in the senate who understand servant leadership and want to use common sense solutions to get things done, you know? you look at -- let's take veteran suicide piece you talked about earlier. in new york right now we have a progressive government that's putting vending machines on the streets of new york city where, you know, a homeless drug addict can walk up and get whatever they need to help them with their addiction whether it's needles, whatever it is. free, to in prescription, no payment, nothing. mean while, if you're a veteran suffering from ptsd or other issues, i'm very familiar with that, the v.a. was my sole source of health care, if you have to the drive to

smith barney wanted to open an office that time in atlanta. they offered me a job, and i took it. ♪ david did you do there? were you a stockbroker? john: we started out a training class. i got -- got my broker's license. i was approached by the head of the municipal bond division. i want you to come into the bond business died i did not want to open an office in atlanta or florida. i took that job. i got into the bond business and was a trader at the bond desk of municipals. at some point, that led smith barney into getting into the corporate bond market. i transitioned over to corporate bonds. from there, they told me they would put me on commission, which they never did. i got approached by a small, boutique firm called smithers, which was known for their bond acumen and bond business. i dover, became -- i went over, doing sales at smithers company. david: you have to be quick in your head with numbers to make sure you get the numbers right. is that true? john: it is true. as a salesman much more than a trader, that business is a commodity business about relationships. if you can build

david weiss was kept on to maintain a continuity. jack smithecial counsel to remove the question of conflicts. they are fully independent, and any other justice department, the mere fact there's two high-profile cases doesn't mean they're handled in the same way. you used the term pr. it's still a matter that the justice department has to confront, the mere fact that looming out there is the prospect of charges for the president. what if president trump were tried today? that -- the grand jury is expected to come bag into session tomorrow, i believe. but at its core, they've been very, very careful making clear these are two very different investigations run by two people that the attorney general have said very close to full autonomy if not full autonomy. >> this is a trump-appointed judge and a trump-appointed attorney that are overseeing and prosecuting this case with all sorts of accusations pointing to president biden, but not presenting actual evidence that his son's dealings about his dealings with burisma in ukraine and with his dealing

. >> i turn to you, david, and say what does it mean when special counsel smith sends a letter like this? >> let me tell you from the perspective of a defense lawyer. the last thing you ever want in the world is to get a target letter. a target letter to you means you're done. means you're going to get indicted, and it doesn't get sent -- it's not like a subpoena. prosecutors can send subpoenas out like it's nothing. but a target letter is a big deal, and it's a big deal when they receive it in the trump camp. must have set off an awful lot of alarms, meaning, what do we do next, because i'm about to be indicted. >> from a prosecutorle perspective, you mentioned both sides, but is it a bigger deal to go at the conduct of a sitting president? i went through the distinctions. >> never having gone after a sitting president, it certainly is a historic moment. and it's a sad moment. from a prosecutor's standpoint, it's a sad moment that i have to do this. i have the make this type of history. it's a sad state of affairs, but we're going to do it dotting the is and crossing the ts. >> christy,

classified documents case as he awaits indictment in special counsel jack smith's january six investigation. former members of congress, david jolly, thought edwards, and elaine gloria, who is also on the january six committee, are here with insights. meanwhile, in georgia, the fulton county district attorney is poised to bring legal action against trump, as soon as monday in her probe of election interference in the 2020 election. greg -- of the atlanta journal-constitution and charles flow of the new york times break their latest reporting. and hot world summer. july stands to be the earth hottest month on record, as heat domes bake tens of millions across the globe. spark wildfires from portugal to turkey, and set ocean temperatures above 100 degrees. count naming heat waves could lead to a better response to a growing crisis. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we begin with the special counsel florida surprise. as the country braces for a third indictment of donald trump, for his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, the former president is also facing new charges in the mar-

the crash happened last night on the east end of the runway at smith ranch airport in san rafael. 59-year-old marc davidd 911 to report and and or miss flash, then loud explosion. -- an enormous explosion. officials also tell us the pilot , 73-year-old kirk harford of san rafael, is in critical condition tonight after being lifted to the medical center in walnut creek. >> both occupants of the flight had left the airport earlier that morning. they had flown into nevada and were making the return flight. both of the occupants of the plane are marin county residents. dion: ntsb and faa investigators are looking into the cause of that crash. a string of cell phone robberies the last two weeks have targeted women in some san francisco neighborhoods. police records examined by our media partners at the san francisco standard shows there were 22 robberies between june 23 and july 4. 15 of those 22 targeted women, and nearly a dozen were connected to a single group of teens. so far, there has been one arrest and police say that suspect is juvenile. the robberies happened in soma, tenderloin, union square. two

david warner for 19 off the bowling of cummins. jonny bairstow has just gone for 12 — he edged it to second slip. a good catch from steve smithf mitchell starc. so a poor start for england who started the day on 68—3, trailing by 195. they're now 97—5 after losing those two early wickets. they trail by 166. to america now where korea's kim hyo joo and china's xiyu lin go into the second round of the women's us 0penjoint top of the leaderboard. this shot at the fifth, setting lin up for a short putt, to make birdie. they both finished their first round on four—under at pebble beach. that's all the sport for now. we're going to bring you some breaking news now. the scottish government says it wants to decriminalise the personal use of drugs. it is calling on the uk government to do this across britain or give holyrood the power to do this. the announcement was made at the global commission on drug policy in edinburgh. the ministerfor drugs policy, elena whitman, said she wanted drugs laws to be brought into the 21st century. she argued the move would allow those found in possession of drugs to be treated and supported rather th

classified documents case as he awaits indictment in special counsel jack smith's january six investigation. former members of congress, davidwho is also on the january six committee, are here with insights. meanwhile, in georgia, the fulton county district attorney is poised to bring legal action against trump, as soon as monday in her probe of election interference in the 2020 election. greg -- of

steve smith. david class david warner they're world class players. go down players.s greats in future. do they want to win tournaments like that? think they that? i really don't think they do. right. okay >> big maybe. well, look, >> big roof maybe. well, look, maybe buy for maybe the saudis can buy it for them. don't see them. well, look, we don't see you see rooves that often them. well, look, we don't see yo sport. see rooves that often in sport. >> i mean we only a football venues in this country only really the millennium stadium in wales woi'i. >> won. >> yeah. aiden, as thanks >> yeah. aiden, as ever, thanks very updating us. very much for updating us. coming be updating on coming up, we'll be updating on those wildfires in greece the those wildfires in greece as the prime minister's spokesman says they the they won't be sending in the raf. all the latest coming up. stay us. stay with us. >> temperature's rising. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello, i'm alex deakin and this is your lates

i do want you to react to what david said, which is on this idea of -- that the intent here, we know that jack smithson, explain to me what he is looking for and how he would prove it as it relates to what trump intended when it comes to these january 6th charges. >> every lawyer may think they are a no to all, but we are not mind readers. the way to get to the intent is direct evidence or statements made or circumstantial evidence or contextual clues about what the person said. we have seen through the january 6th investigation committee witnesses that several have talked about his direct statements about believing he had lost the election but wanting to have a different course of action in the public square, nonetheless. so that will be a part of the conversation. david's right in terms of the possibilities here. the world kind of is the legal oyster according to whatever evidence has come in from the grand jury for someone like jack smith, special counsel. you had the january 6th hearings, but also, as one of the charms laid out there potentially the target letter, tampering with a witness that.

but special counsel jack smith's team submitted a motion just a few hours ago saying we want this to be in december. gillian? >> gillian: all right, davidpunt at doj for us this hour. thank you. >> you are welcome. >> gillian: also getting new details about the investigation into the discovery of cocaine at the white house inside the west wing. the secret service said testing has been inconclusive. they have not been able to figure out where the drug came from or who brought it to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. correspondent mark meredith has the latest tonight from the white house. >> it is deeply frustrating. >> south carolina congresswoman nancy mayes says she is dumbfounded the secret service was unable to determine who brought cocaine into the white house. >> this is one of the most secure locates in the world with some of the best law enforcement officers in the world and they don't have any answers. >> for the past 11 days investigators say they reviewed security footage, access logs and physical evidence trying to trace how narcotics got into the west wing but they say after both fingerprint and d.n.a. testing came up short, the inve

smith barney wanted to open the opposite -- office in atlanta, they offered me the job and i took it. ♪ davidat did you do there? stockbroker?john: we started out in a training class then i got a broker's license and i was approached by the head of the municipal bond division. i did not want to go down to open an office in atlanta or to florida so i took that job. i got in the bond business and i was the trader on the bond desk of municipals. at some point that led smith barney to the corporate bond market and i transitioned to corporate bonds.from there, they told me they put me on commission which they never did. i got approached by small boutique firm called smithers which is known for their bond acumen and bond business. i would over and became a salesman doing corporate securities, corporate bonds at smithers. david: often thought to be a good trader yet to be quick in your head with numbers to get the numbers right. is that true? john: yes, but as a salesman much more so than a trader. that business is a commodity business about relationships. if you can build a relationship to clients

this comes after drama last night, david, because the chairman of the house ways and means committee, jason smithling an amicus brief asking the court today to look at the testimony from those two irs whistleblowers who testified that the, that hunter biden got preferential treatment from the irs -- or from the fbi and the justice department. he, by the way, weighed in a few hours ago on today's development. here's what chairman smith had to i say, take a listen. >> i think that justice is being served. i think today proves that that, hope friday, just because you're last name's biden, you're not treated differently than other americans. >> reporter: so where does it stand? well, it stands kind of at an an open-ended way because we're going to hear from the judge e when she gets these briefs and giving each side up to 30 days to issue, to submit briefs. maybe she calls a hearing, we don't actually know. we'd expected and hoped, by the way, that either the prosecution or hunter's team would talk to the media, they did not. and finally, remember, we had expected that we would hear or that congressi

reporter david lombardi of the athletic took some video of retired players alex smith and frank goreat one of the practices in santa clara. the two former niners were teammates for eight seasons while smith is doing television work, gore is joining the niners staff as an assistant to general manager john lynch. and assistant gm adam peters or will help with player evaluation. coming up next, ukraine launches a drone strike against russia over the weekend with the kremlin reporting multiple fatalities. and we're excited to announce a new streaming app for your tv. you can watch our newscast live on amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv and android tv to search your device for fox. local and choose ktvu fox two. you can also get instructions by going to our website ktvu.com/how to stream nurtec is the only medication that can treat and prevent my migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. talk to your doctor about nurtec today. facility at its mission

david warner didn't last long. a catch forjonny bairstow, a wicket for chris woakes. now, what about steve smith?ency of this situation — with poor weather forecast at the weekend, things needed to happen here while the sun was shining. fast bowler mark wood — lbw? no, said the umpire. yes, counted the replay on review. england had smith for a1, new man in. bowling at travis head often meant bowling at travis's head. it's intimidating — it's a tactic, both batter and bowler acknowledge it. here was marnus labuschagne — lovely afternoon for batting. labuschagne on 51. now, hang on. here comes the review, there's the lbw. england reaction to the right, watch labuschagne's head drop on the left. and remember that tactic to travis head? well, here's the idea — a message tojoe root, and that was stuart broad's 600th test match wicked. in a sport of statistics, that number, this career — outstanding. it doesn't bother mitchell marsh, he'll hit anyone for four. marsh made 51, but look how he fell, and look atjonny bairstow. take that, doubters. yeah, england have worked very hard to create chances and t