lisa smith is from dundalk, attempting belfast and dublin.in islamic state, she travelled to join islamic state, she was a woman in her 30s. she had been a member of the irish defence voices, somebody with military training. she became disillusioned with her life. in 2011 she converted to islam and then in 2015 she made the decision to leave her husband and go andjoin the decision to leave her husband and go and join the islamic state. now, she resurfaced again in the summer now, she resurfaced again in the summer of this year, when the islamic state was collapsing she was held by us backed forces in syria. she was in the refugee camp and at that time the bbc caught up with her in that camp and asked her what she had been doing while she was with islamic state and she denied that she had better military skills to any offensive use. lisa smith is now in the custody of the irish police and they will of course be testing that story of hers, about what she did during those four years in syria. they will clearly wa nt those four years in syria. th

>> not on advice of counsel, no, and i still take accountability, for that.l >> reporter: lisa smith was in the courtroom to hear creech's testimony. >> my skin was just crawling. it was really hard.ng it was really hard. he's a cruel man. >> reporter: jury deliberations stretched across two days. then, the verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant john creech not guilty of the crime of first-degree murder of gavin smith. >> reporter: not guilty of first-degree murder! but the jury wasn't done. >> guilty of the crime of y voluntary manslaughter. >> reporter: the verdict, guilty of voluntary manslaughter.te in other words, they believed john creech killed gavin smith in a moment of blind passion. >> i was devastated by the verdict. i am still devastated by the verdict because he did absolutely plan on murdering my husband and thought about it for years and did it. >> reporter: what about creech's friends jorge and stan, who te helped creech cover up the killing?ec >> they both had significant criminal liability. >> so why weren't they charged? >> because

. >> reporter: lisa smith was in the courtroom to hear creech's testimony. >> my skin was just crawling. it was really hard. it was really hard. he's a cruel man. >> reporter: jury deliberations stretched across two days. then, the verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant john creech not guilty of the crime of first degree murder of gavin smith. >> reporter: not guilty of first degree murder! but the jury wasn't done. >> guilty of the crime of voluntary manslaughter. >> reporter: the verdict, guilty of voluntary manslaughter. in other words, they believed john creech killed gavin smith in a moment of blind passion. >> i was devastated by the verdict. i am still devastated by the verdict because he did absolutely plan on murdering my husband and thought about it for years and did it. >> reporter: what about creech's friends jorge and stan, who helped creech cover up the killing? >> they both had significant criminal liability. >> so why weren't they charged? >> because we needed them to be able to tell the story about how this man was killed and what happen

>> it was very confusing. >> reporter: confusing for lisa, too, because here was another secret, the smithsderwater on their mortgage. on the verge of losing their home. >> we were in a horrible position financially. >> reporter: lisa discovered that before he disappeared, gavin had been taking money from his retirement account and recklessly blowing through his six-figure salary. and there were other signs of strain in the family. in april 2012, a month before gavin disappeared, his son evan wrote this message on twitter. "thoughts and prayers out to my amazing mom and brothers please. my dad decided to leave the family last night. real family sticks together." sister tara spoke with gavin at the time. >> he was struggling with losing what he had come to know and love for so many years, and that was his family unit. >> uh-huh. >> and he didn't want to hurt those boys. and that's what he kept saying, i don't want to be without them. >> reporter: but as much as he loved his boys, detectives learned gavin had been unfaithful to his wife, had been seeing a woman named melanie, and now that gav

lisa smith went to the war—torn country in 2015 — after converting to islam and becoming radicalised.also revealed that the father of her child was a suspected member of is who died last year. 0ur correspondent, john campbell has more on ms smith's background. she was a woman in her 30s, she had been a member of the irish defence forces, so, somebody with military training. she became disillusioned with her life. in 2011, she converted to islam, and then in 2015 she made that decision to leave her husband and go and join the islamic state. now, she resurfaced again in the summer of this year, when the islamic state was collapsing. she was held by us—backed forces in syria. she was in a refugee camp and, at that time, the bbc caught up with her in that camp. we asked what she had been doing while she was with islamic state and she denied that she had put her military skills to any offensive use. lisa smith is now in the custody of the irish police and they will, of course, be testing that story of hers about what she did during those four years in syria. they will clearly want to know

lisa, too. because here was another secret. the smith's underwater on their mortgage in, position of losing their home. >> lisa discovered before he disappeared, gaffer inhad been taking money from his retirement account and recklessly blowing through his six figure salary. and there were other signs of strain in the family. in april 2012, a month before gavin disappeared his son evan wrote this message on twitter. thoughts and prayers out to my amazing mom and brothers, please. my dad decided to leave the family last night. real family sticks together. sister tara spoke with gavin at the time. >> he was struggling with losing what he had come to know and love for so many years and that was his family unit. and he didn't want to hurt those boys. and that's what he kept saying. i don't want to be without them. >> but as much as he loved his boys, detectives learned, gavin had been unfaithful to his wife. had been seeing a woman named m melanie. >> we went to talk to her to see if she had any information. >> did she? >> no. their relationshi

lisa smith was deported from turkey, then arrested sunday at dublin's airport on suspicion of terrorist offenses. smith approached a cnn crew at a refugee camp in syria back in march, carrying her daughter. she told our jomana karadsheh she went to syria to be an isis bride but was ready to return home to ireland. >> i think that people should just realize that all the people here are not terrorists. >> reporter: this woman declined to give us her name, but she's been identified by irish media as muslim convert lisa smith, a former member of the irish military. she says she came to syria an isis bride. now she's a widow left alone with a 2-year-old daughter. >> i want to go home. >> but you might be prosecuted if you go home. you might end up in jail. are you ready for that. >> i'd know i wouldn't travel and i'd be watched kind of, but prisons, i don't know. i'm already in prison. >> that interview prompted the irish government to repatriate smith and her daughter. now irish officials are working to ensure that child is placed in a safe environment. >>> we'll take a small break here. wh

>> it was very confusing. >> reporter: confusing for lisa too, because here was another secret, the smithsere underwater on their mortgage. on the verge of losing their home. >> we were in a horrible position financially. >> reporter: lisa discovered that before he disappeared, gavin had been taking money from his retirement account and recklessly blowing through his six-figure salary. and there were other signs of strain in the family. in april 2012, a month before gavin disappeared, his son evan wrote this message on twitter. "thoughts and prayers out to my amazing mom and brothers, please. my dad decided to leave the family last night. real family sticks together." sister tara spoke with gavin at the time. >> he was struggling with losing what he had come to know and love for so many years, and that was his family unit. >> uh-huh. >> and he didn't want to hurt those boys. and that's what he kept saying, i don't want to be without them. >> reporter: but as much as he loved his boys, detectives learned, gavin had been unfaithful to his wife, had been seeing a woman named melanie, and now

lisa page granted her first interview to the resistance media. and she wants you to feel sorry tfor her. do you? john solomon and lee smith here to explain why you shouldn't. and also respond to a breaking statement from the doj that just dropped moments ago about michael horowitz's ig report coming out. plus joe biden's no more malarkey bus tour. have you seen this? a few potholes hit along the way in its inaugural weekend, governor mike huckabee walks us through some of the dips in the pavement, but first, impeaching to the choir. that is the focus of tonight's angle. now, for as long as i can remember, democrats have claimed a vigorous support for international alliances. and since trump took the oath of office, they warned his american first approach would isolate us and do more irreparable harm to nato. t>> for single consequential le or the united states. >> vladimir putin's number one goal to divide the west and particularly in nato has an american president doing his work for him. >> i can absolutely see the president doing enough damage to nato they did either seriously weakens to the point that is no longer a wo

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lisa callahan, vice president and general manager commercial civil space, lockheed martin . marylin dittmar, president and ceo coalition for deep space exploration. john shannon, program manager space launch system at the boeing company.marshall smithrector human exploration program nasa and doctor ellen stofan, john and adrianmorris director national aerospace museum . >> thank you all for being here today. so to all of you , one of our decades of shuttle flights and living on the international space station done to build our skills, our understanding and knowledge that will give us a leg up for what we need to do on artemis ? >> we've really been learning how to live in space. we've been in space for quite a number of years but the last 19 years of been on the iss continuously assembling, learning how to build structures also importantly dealing with medical issues and learning how to understand how the human body reacts to space, because were going to go on to mars and other deep space destinations and that's going to be key to understand how to do that let's set us apart. >> i would say deputy administrator more hard at it best that we still have a lot tolearn . one of the most important things that besides the medical is how t

lisa murkowski's interview so interesting. we'll see what happens. natasha, thank you so much for being with us. national security editor for the center of public integrity, jeffrey smithell. >>> coming up, a journalist caught the middle of the ukraine scandal is named misinformer of the year by media matters. we'll explain next. of the year by media matters. we'll explain next. >>> in these depositions and hearings, republicans have cited numerous end occasions of hue crane meddling in the 2016 elections to oppose the trump campaign. many of these were reported including the posting of documents by john salmon. since the democrats switched from russia to ukraine for their impeachment crusade, solomon's reporting on burisma, hunter biden and ukraine election meddling has become inconvenient for the democratic narrative and so the media is furiously smearing and libelling solomon. >> you probably heard his name coming from ranking member devin nunes. his piece served as fodder for the likes of nunes and rudy giuliani in their defense of donald trump. but in this age of trump, one man's source is another's conspiracy theorist. and media matters this morning has named sol