>> absolutely not. >> the family nightmare began on the last day of george smith's life. the evening of july 4th, 2005. josh was in a casino with george. three young men of russian origin from brooklyn. they were known as the russians were also there. after the casino closes they all head to the disco. georgianed jennifer get into a fight at the disco. some say after shouting she kicks george. all agree the young people were all noticeably drunk and jennifer storms out. george continues drinking heavily and get so drunk he is unable to walk. josh and the three russian boys say they helped him back to his cabin. when they discovered jennifer was not in their cabin the five boys went looking for her with no luck. they returned they put george to bed and leave. >> it is 8:45 on the morning of july 5th, 2005, and george smith is missing. his bride was found passed out in one of the ship's corridors and returned to her room by staff around 5:00 a.m. says she has no idea where her new husband is. >> they said he was missing and i said -- i asked them, what are you doing about it

>> absolutely not. >> the family nightmare began on the last day of george smith's life. july 4th, 2005. josh was in a casino with george. three young men of russian origin from brooklyn. they were known as the russians were also there. after the casino closes they all head to the disco. georgianed jennifer get into a fight at the disco. some say after shouting she kicks george. all agree the young people were all noticeably drunk and jennifer storms out. george continues drinking heavily and get so drunk he is unable to walk. josh and the three russian boys say they helped him back to his cabin. when they discovered jennifer was not in their cabin the five boys went looking for her with no luck. they returned they put george to bed and leave. >> it is 8:45 on the morning of july 5th, 2005, and george smith is missing. his bride was found passed out in one of the ship's corridors and returned to her room by staff around 5:00 a.m. says she has no idea where her new husband is. >> they said he was missing and i said -- i asked them, what are you doing about it? they said we

take a look. >> the disappearance of newly wed george smith captivates the country in 2005. leaving us wondering what happened? >> we have no closure. we have no answers. george has not surfaced so we have no body to bury and we have no grave to pray at. >> on the evening of july 4, george and his new bride jennifer partied, drinking into the wee hours of the morning. details aren't clear but it appears the couple separate. she passing out in a hallway. he continuing to party with others. it is the last time george smith is ever seen. >> the maintenance crew which discovered her asleep on the floor contacted security. security came to the scene and contacted our medical facility and upon trying to awaken h her or revive her she woke up. >> the next day, smith cannot be found. and suspicion turns to the new bride jennifer. >> when we first located mrs. smith in the spa having a treatment her are first reaction was that she wasn't really concerned about george not being able to be located. she stated in fact he had on one occasion spent the entire night in another cab bin. >> l

george smith and his new bride -- remember this case? a fight on a cruise in 2005, security guards escorted jennifer back to her room. a group of passengers say they took the groom back to that same room later that night, but he was never seen again. his body never recovered. now the f.b.i. says it has a video showing potential suspects making incriminating statements about that very night. joining us now, judge jeanine pirro, host of "justice." is this a big breaktrue in what was essentially a cold case? >> it seems to be a breakthrough and they say that the evidence is incriminating toward the three suspects, or the three individuals who did a videotape or camcorder of themselves. >> gregg: put on a cell phone? >> it was back in 2005 and i believe it was a camcorder. tonight on my show, i will have a person who wrote the article who is going to disclose some information that she got from that tape that will give us an indication of what's been said. >> gregg: she has seen the tape? >> she apparently has information that is reliable. wh

george clooney, will smith robber deniro, chris rock, on romney's side you have donald trump, jeff foxworthyd jean gene simmons. maybe his celebrities are more clownish. president obama has had to do a ton of fundraising. he did 164 fundraisers. and that even crushes bush's record in that same time frame. and i think liberal reagan did three with the rnc. that shows you how much the times have changed. let's bring everybody back in here. dorothy lucey michael michael shure michael hastings, does anybody believe this will work? are they going to get turned off. >> you said hang out with him. but you would like to have a chardonnay and maybe it's not the guy you want to have a beer with which george bush famously was. but i want to go to the george clooney one. >> so am i, i don't know what an endive is. >> get in trouble for talking about that the last time around. it's a lettuce. it's a certain type of lettuce. >> belgium endive is what he said. >> endive. but dorothy said endiv. >> i do like the chardonnay. >> cenk: now look, michael i actually think that taking money from celebrities is be

remember a couple of years ago we told you the story about a guy named george smith.hone video from some of the people he was partying with the night he disappeared. >> the problem with this, of course, is that the evidence that is coming forward and this surprise video where three individuals who were on that ship apparently are laughing about the fact that the guy went overboard -- >> steve: how would they know he went overboard? >> first of all, you got a retired cop next to this guy heard thumping. the bride passed out. it's like she may have been given a roofy. now the facts are coming forward and i suspect there may be a real break. we'll talk about it on my case this weekend -- on my show this weekend. and also we've got more information about that video which is apparently very incriminating regarding the three individuals. >> steve: the three individuals have been dubbed part of the russian mafia? >> yes. that is the accusation. you've got this guy on a ship and apparently the reputation was that he had money, he had an expensive watch. wife is passed out. ma

people like sinclaire lewis, thomas wolfe, george cannon, and howard k smith. he becomes a famous anchor man. and even the young john f kennedy flits through the pages of hitler land, with a short visit, most of his entries in his diaries have to do with his young bundle of fun he picked up at the border. this is a germany that is incredibly pro-american. yes, germany had, the u.s. had entered the war against germany but late in the game. the main characteristic about the americans had was that they were not the french. while americans were sympathetic, often to them economically in terms of trying to get them back on their feet and just culturally. and nowhere in europe was americanizati americanizati americanizati americanization more evident than in germy. so, you had all of this going on, which made a -- this american community big and a track i have to what they saw, and you had the extremists, and one of them was this local agitator in munich called hitler. i asked myself who were the first americans to meet hitler and what did they think of him? and it t

smith. union general george mcclelland had an army at yorktown. the confederate was john mcgruder, prince john. he was quite clever, an interesting, flamboyant, theatrical man. magruder put on a show for george mcclelland. he marched his men in a circle around and around in front of a gap in the forest that separated the two armies. he told him men to be as noisy as they possible could and shout out orders to nonexistence units. he had men in the back of the lines chop down trees, strip from branches, paint them black and set them up horizontally on hillsides so they looked like cannons. all this stuff worked. george and his spies were apparently fooled by these tricks being played on them by general magruder. davis and his advisers were pleased that magruder was holding mcclelland off but at some point, they knew they would probably have to face this threat to richmond. they were discussing overall strategy, what to do about this army that posed a threat to richmond and the confederacy. they discussed all sorts of options, whether they should hol

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smith. . union general george mcclelland had a 100,000 man army at york down. the confederates had maybe 10,000 on the other side of a forest. the confederate was john mcgruder, prince john. he was quite clever, an interesting, flamboyant, theatrical man. all qualities that served him very well during the siege of yorktown. magruder put on a show for george mcclelland. he marched his men in a circle around and around in front of a gap in the forest that separated the two armies. he told those men as they were marching around to be as noisy as they possibly could. he told them to shout out orders to nonexistent units. he had men in the back of the lines chop down trees, strip from branches, paint them black and set them up horizontally on hillsides so they looked like cannons. all this stuff worked. george and his spies were apparently fooled by these tricks being played on them by general magruder. they didn't move for a month, due in large part to these tricks. davis and his advisers were pleased that magruder was holding mcclelland off but at also realistic a

emily smith abc 7 news. >> prince george's county police are asking for your help identifying a carjacking suspect. it happened sunday at 11:30 p.m. one suspect pointed a handgun at the victim while another suspect approached on the passenger -- passenger side. a third suspect was seen on camera. the victim drove away. >> good for her. >> if you are planning to check out the new casino this weekend be ready to sit in traffic. the maryland live casino opened wednesday night. a couple of days later the chaotic commute continues. brad bell is live with the latest on the traffic problems. >> the maryland live casino has been a success by any standard. it has been packed since it opened. this parking lot is jammed packed. is a very busy place. some of the neighbors are starting to wonder if maybe for them it is a little too successful. an estimated 5000 people crowded into the casino. up the road to success says, that is great for the casino people, not so much for her. >> yesterday when i went to leave to go to day care i could not make a left turn. >> traffic is her beef and she is not alone.

people like sinclair lewis, thomas wolf, george cannon later who was associated much more with russia, howard case smith who is a very famous anchorman. even the young john f. kennedy flips through the pages of hitlerland with a short visit. of course, his main entries into his diaries have to do with this "young bundle of fun" he picked up at the border. but the -- and this is a term, you know, that's also incredibly pro-american. yes, the u.s. had entered the war against germany at the end of world war i, but very late in the game. and the main attribute of americans as far as most germans was concerned was they were not the french. they were seen as vindictive victors and who were demanding reparations. while americans were sympathetic to them economically in terms of trying to get them back on their feet and just culturally. and nowhere in europe was americanization what we now often call globalization more eminent than in germany where everything from mass production to hollywood productions to even the first traffic lights were seen as creeping anti-americanism and largely welcomed. so you had all

. >> the game within the game, you know, adam smith under the acronym of george goodman, this is as oldit's on going. we are gaming expectations. now we are playing the most heightened game of expectations americans have seen. it's based on what a central planner does best. >> the way i'm playing the game. >> are you gaming within the game within the game? >> karen has a way of giving analogy to the game as well. this is the gdx. i'm playing gold. germany said they refused to lend more money unless it's backstopped in gold. >> at the same time, are we foolish to think -- >> probably. just stop right there. >> foolish, that's a whole different question there. in terms of the impact on stocks, on asset classes, will it be the same as previous stimulus programs? this was given to us by our "fast money" friend simon baker. here you can see the first round of qe 1 markets up 80%. second round, up 33%. then the twist plus the ltro at 29% return here. >> each of the returns has been a little bit less. talk about pushing -- >> less and less. >> i don't think the markets. look what happened. we

ladies association which you mentioned owns and operates george washington's estate secure the presidential rarity for the shelves of the fred w. smitht will open next year. association members say the library will be privately funded and the book will be available for all to see. displayed in the library of president george washington for scholars to come and do research and open to the american public. >> the mt. vernon bid set new world auction record for american book or historic document according to christie's, shep? >> shepard: laura ingle in the newsroom. thanks. dramatic video as crews rescue a couple swept over a water fall on a raging river. it tops our news across america. vermont. it happened near the new hampshire border. police say a woman slipped and fell while fishing with her husband near a pair of water falls. he he went in after her. the current dragged them over the first set of falls about a 20-foot drop. another couple saw it happen and called 911. firefighters lowered a ladder into the river. the pay reached safety with only minor cuts. michigan, a massive sink hole swallowed an suv. water gave way collapsing

george w. bush era, it is firmly planted in adam smith's 1700s.icies are worse than merely been there done that, going backwards to those policies would actually sabotage our future in this global economic climate. you been in this movie before, folks, and we know it leads to economic tragedy. but the nice thing is, in november, you have the power to choose the way the story end. [[vo]]joy behar is coming to current tv for one week only until the fall. what happens if you ask her to tone down her opinions? >>sorry, i can't hear you. what? [[vo]]or tell her she has to stick to a script? >>forget it. [[vo]]that will never happen on current. >>try to be a little more the airplanes are going to get from one part of the country to the other without any air traffic controllers. i mean this is ridiculous and mitt romney ought to know better. i stand with our public employees and cops and firefighters and their teachers? the new slogan should be "we own wall street." that's my view. desk top, lab top, ipad. iphone. >> pleasant your hearts. >> the big one.

smith. there are hundreds of them. >> how big is it to be george harris? the time. >> reporter: from 1985 to 1988 smith recorded more than 238 hours of these one-on-one sessions. >> the idea was to put on tape the voices and the feelings of some of the greatest musicians and music figures over the years, as many as i could get to. >> reporter: ella fitzgerald, mick jagger, barbara streisand. ♪ >> reporter: this guest list is a who's who of popular music. he donated the entire collection to the library of congress where each one will be digitized for public listening and learning. the moment when blue's legend bo diddly accuses the king of ripping him off. >> he combined the two acts together. i take my hat off to him. the name of the game is make money and that's what he did. >> reporter: or when bob dylan dismisses a decade that for so many defines him. >> i can't imagine people making such a big fuss over the '60s. unless are so dull now that they just have to, you know, think of some time where times were better. ♪ >> little richard was really the one t

george armstead was in charge of ft. mchenry. he was a hero. my favorite hero was a man named sam smith who actually organized -- he was a senator at the time and organized the defenses of baltimore city, raising the money, just like -- like gerard did, but he did it for baltimore through the business community. john stricker was the commander of the american soldiers at north point, and we call these the rock stars of the war of 1812, and their portraits are in a new exhibit called "in full glory reflected" which you can see at the maryland historical society right here in baltimore city. you can also see the original first draft manuscript of "the star spangled banner" at the maryland historical society as well, so when you come to town, there's a lot to see, the fort, the historical society and also "the star spangled banner" flaghouse where the big flag was made and then it's only a hop, skip and a jump to go to washington and you can see the big flag in the american history museum. >> there's actually two flags. can you tell us the significance of the flags and how big they were, h

smith sonya folk life festival starts tomorrow. a million people are expected to visit during the two week celebration. it won't take long to bring in the crowds. an opening concert will feature george clinton. >>> hollywood stars and movie fans alike remember a preeminent screen writer. >>> cars piled up in a nasty crash. >>> are you are mac or a pc in the answer could tell you what deals you see. >>> puppy air lifts. >>> nora efron the writer of "when harry met sally" has died. she kept her battle with leukemia secret from all but her closest friends. she was one of the most influential women in hollywood during her career. she wrote a novel called "heartburn" based on the end of her marriage. she was 71. >>> police say a big rig taking a turn too quickly led to this massive pileup on a los angeles area freeway. 15 people went to the hospital and shut down the road for more than four hours involving 19 vehicles in all nine of them piled on top of each other. >> felt a tremendous impact and then after that, three successive impacts. >> i walked out of the car and i see a bunch of dog piled cars and everyone is running up and trying to help. >> everyone is expected to be okay. no wo

smith. >> couldback to what you were s about mcgovern. if you look at the 43% in 68 and 60%, the vast bulk of that are the wallace voters. george wallace had an enormous impact'68 and 60%, the vast bulk of that are the wallace voters. george wallace had an enormous impact of the politics and governance of his time. you think of the strategy and supreme court nominees that nixon wanted to put organization nixon understood that for him to submit what people then talked about -- >> 13% of the vote in 1968. what comes to your mind?>> 13% . what comes to your mind?about - >> 13% of the vote in 1968. what comes to your mind? >> what's been said, but beyond that, a guy who really was corrupt in the sense that he manipulated public opinion in the south. as i understand his early career, this is a man who was not as his predecessor, patterson, was, but at some point george wallace understands that his private ambitions are going to require this terrible assault and so he begins this process whereby he sells out. the other thing that's interesting about george wallace is he sort of floodses in and out of the democratic party and he runs

>>shepard: i am shephard smith this is "studio b," at the bottom the hour, time for the top of the news. we are hearing georgeimmerman in his own words on what happened the night he killed the unarmed teenager in central florida. remember,y jobs claims he shot the 17-year-old in self-defense. if you his lawyer has released hours of video and audio recordings from the interviews with investigators. the footage includes 15 minute reenactment of george zimmerman's version of events that day. can you watch the entire video at foxnews.com but we will show you the key moments without changing the context. watch. all he was about where you were. i said, i don't have a problem and i grabbed my cell phone but i left it in a different pocket i looked down and he said you got a problem now, and he was here, and punched me in the face. he put his hand on my nose and other hand on my mouth and said [blank] and i tried to squirm because all i could think when he was hitting my head i felt like my head was going to explode and i thought i would loose consciousness and i had my firearm on the my side hip and my jacket moved

smith and other people in any, some of the other americans were trying get across, this place is militarizing faster than you imagine. and the most perceptive journalists and diplomats, people like george mesersmith said, you know, you had better take this seriously. and, of course, in the united states at the time a lot of people did not want to hear that. no one wanted to get involved in another war, there was exhaustion from world war i, so i think overall, lindbergh's information was valuable. of course his views were a total -- on the political situation were something else. yes? over there. >> thank you. where did hitler's all consuming hatred of jews come from? i know it was a anti-semitic culture, but where did it come from? >> that's a big question. where his obsessive hatred of jews came from. the american woman i told you about who may have saved hitler from suicide talked about the fact that when she first met hitler in the -- in 1921 and then got to know him. he was a frequent guest. said he was a pleasant man, misunderstood. he was wonderful with my son. in fact, at one point she said oh, my son egon, he tripped and fell and banged his head on a chair, and hitler got up a

smith & shmoe len ski's steakhouse in new york city. it benefits the homeless. >>> stirring up a lot of controversy after george zimmerman shot and killedaw is now a key part of zimmerman's defense. now the u.s. department of civil rights is examining whether the civil laws across the country have a racial bias. that may include texas where a retired firefighter is on trial for murdering an elementary school teacher. but as you're about to see the firefighter's own words foreshadow his defense in court. when raul showed up at a neighbor's house to complain about a large party he was armed, not just with a gun, but a flash light, cell phone and a video camera. >> that's more than 85 decibels and i'm 200 feet way. >> reporter: it was may 2010 and the retired firefighter had been calling harris county police all night, complaining about a rowdy party. frustrated he confronts his neighbor kelly daniler and his buddies on the drive way. >> why don't you turn that down. >> who are you? >> turn it down. i live over here. >> don't go hollering at me. >> reporter: the video lasted about 20 minutes. over and over you hear him tell the men to stop

smith and this is "studio b" at the bottom of the hour. just released jailhouse phone calls and in them, the accused killer, george zimmerman, can be heard appearingstruct his wife to move money and pay off bills. comes after a judge revoked george zimmerman's bail saying the complied about their finances to get a lower bond in the case of the shooting death of trayvon martin. the prosecution says they were talking in code of the listen. >>shepard: the prosecution claims his wife knew she had access to not $155 but $155,000 in donations if his defend but she told the judge the couple was broke. george zimmerman is facing second degree murder charges for the killing of trayvon martin the unarmed teen in a gated community there. phil keating is in florida newsroom. there is a lost transcripts for this. what else do we hear from the shooter? phil: we hear he is concerned, not necessarily scared, but concerned for the safety of himself as well as that of his wife. in fact, both have been living in hiding ever since shortly after the trayvon martin shooting death of february 26. in this jailhouse phone call made collect bye jobs do his wife he urges he

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george w. bush did with the valerie plame leak investigation. and representative lamar smithn fox news says he's worried that this may get pushed until after the election, take a listen. >> this ag is so politicized in his office, it makes you wonder if these individuals aren't going to be, you know, pushed to delay the report until after the election, whatever it might be. we can't take the president's world for it and that's why we have the investigation. >> alisyn: and lanny davis was on, yesterday and says it's not partisan, every single white house does have leaks and republicans and democrats and said something interesting on huckabee, he himself did it and what he called himself when he was leaked to the media. >> it's not a partisan issue. democrats and republicans are patriots and this information endangering live sources and methods is serious, but it's not a defense, but it's a fact that everybody does it and nobody should do it. but when you use the expression administration officials, governor, i know having used that expression to camouflage myself as a leaker,

george zimmerman case be adjudicated? >> you know, it's a great question and a big issue down in florida. there had been another haring held by senator -- hearing held by senator chris smithovernor, governor rick scott, has decided there's so much public outcry, he'd like to hear from the people, hold a hearing. apparently, according to the trayvon martin family they have 300,000 e-mails asking for repeal. signatures on a petition, e-mails supporting that. don't know if that's true, but i think he feels now is the time to at least get some public interest and sentiments and at some point thereafter they'll look at repealing or modifying the law. >> but the law's still applicable. >> yes. >> what happened that night, we don't know what happened, we can't adjudicate it on television, whatever happened that nigh, the stand your ground law applies. as lax as it was, it doesn't apply to zimmerman. if i'm prosecuting, i say because zimmerman went beyond that. he did not just not retreat, he went after trayvon martin, and that's the key legal question. jon: all right. we're going to have to leave that one there and see what florida decides and what comes out of this public testi