. >> mark smith murdered his girlfriend jenny crompton when he was just 18 years old.gh the program, he was first confronted by his victim's mother and stepfather several years earlier. >> i was a mess. jenny had been gone eight years and i was still barely functioning. and i was full of anger and i was full of pain. and my other children were suffering. >> i had numerous recurring dreams, kind of nightmares that, you know, i had a lot of anger. i wanted to definitely take it out on him. >> the meeting lasted five hours. >> we brought with us, do you remember, some pictures of you guys when you were dating and then i also had this photograph of jenny dead on the emergency room table and i remember we kind of pulled out the nice pictures and mark was smiling and kind of talking about them and then pulled out this other picture and i know that mark, you didn't want to look at it and i was so angry i just wanted to keep shoving it in front of your face. >> i found her. i was the one the police took and shoved into a little cell for several hours. i let mark know about tha

mark? before this weekend, it seemed smith was on track to be reinstated in march.--there's another problem... as he is now involved in a police investigation. according to a tmz report, authorities are reviewing a 'domestic incident' which happened saturday morning in san francisco between he and a woman. the specifics of what exactly happened are unknown... but smith was not arrested and has not been charged. the 27-year-old is facing what's most likely his last serious shot at returning to the nfl... he was out for all of last season...after violating the league's substance abuse policy. turning to the giants-- spring training underway in scottsdale...as pitchers and catchers have reported that means all the aces are back to work. madison bumgarner, jeff samardzija, and matt moore...are among those to show up today. but there is one hurler that's still on his way... johnny cueto will not attend until later in the week...as he is taking care of his ailing father in the dominican republic. as for the a's-- their pitchers and catchers check in at mesa tomorrow. fina

the report said smith has not been charged. markavis is on the record for having a zero tolerance policy on domestic violence. the 49ers are reportedly set to hire former jaguars linebacker coach robert sala to be their new coordinator. the team will not have an offensive coordinator because kyle shanahan chance to handle all the play calling. after his when at pebble beach jordan spieth is a 6-1 favorite to when the masters. he took us six >>reporter: rate -- lead in the final round making it look like a walk in the park. >> it's great to have your name anywhere on this place. the greats all have there's here . it was a bucket list when -- win. >> he is the youngest player to when nine pga tour events since tiger when -- woods. he was excited to add a new trophy to his collection.>> you put that in a box that's -- enter ship at home.>> i was offered to have it shipped home and i said i will take it with. >> i almost broke that yesterday by accident. remember how rick very used to shoot underhand? the apple doesn't far fall. his you

mark segraves right now outside the charles e. smith jewish day school in rockville with more on the threat and the stepped up security. >> reporter: good evening, jim. the school that we're getting the most recent news from is the jewish day school in annapolis on spa road. they were the third school in our area to get one of these threats. the first school was a school in fairfax. then the second school right here in rockville, they were the third school to get a threat of a bomb on the campus. the bomb threat to the gesher jewish day school in fairfax forced the evacuation of that school. minutes later a similar call came in to the charles e. smith jewish day school in rockville. >> says there was a bomb on campus and saying that jewish souls would be destroyed. >> reporter: within minutes of that phone call, montgomery county police were at the school searching for a bomb. since early january, nearly 70 threats have been made on jewish centers and schools across the country. over the weekend more jewish cemeteries were desecrated in

the action cam went to jason smith's home and this is the marks left by the galaxy s 7 on his stomachhis stomach while sleeping on the couch. and his concerns about the phone and samsung's response. >>> and message for all professional football players after today's hearing on the nfl's billion dollar concussion settlement. some of stories we are covering forbe "action news" at 5:00. we'll see you in just a bit. >> see new a bit. >>> new poster ads will pop up in 20 locates in neighborhoods for the fireman's hall museum. the museum aims to present and preserve the tradition of firefighting in philadelphia and pay tribute to the firefighters. >>> still ahead at 4:00 today drug smugglers tries to use citrus to get marijuana in the u.s. but that did not work. >>> and mothers in need of breast milk are finding mothers willing to donate on social media and it's a controversial move. alicia has more of this on big talkers. and adam joseph returns with the full details on tomorrow's snow storm. when "action news" at 4:00 comes back today. >>> we have breaking news out of southwest philadelph

this week marks ten years since the larger than life platinum blond known as anna nicole smith -- >>t 2:49 this afternoon, anna nicole smith had died. >> reporter: of an accidental drug overdose in a florida hotel room. she was just 39 years old. tonight, a rare glimpse of the little girl anna nicole left behind and her father, larry burkhead. how much is she like her mom? >> i would say she is fearless like her mom. she can work me like her mom could work people. she gets what she wants. i could stand right next to my daughter and we could look like twins, and the first thing they'll say is, "anna nicole, spitting image of the mother." >> reporter: burkhead is raising his 10-year-old outside louisville, kentucky, far from the hollywood glare her mother adored. dannielynn's the classic fifth grader, obsessed with snapchat. >> wow, so beautiful. >> reporter: fast food. >> what's your favorite? >> french fries. >> reporter: dreams of travel. >> i want to go to washington, d.c. so bad. i want to see all the monuments. >> reporter: unlike her mom, dannielynn is shy. though she did appear

this week marks ten years since anna nicole smith's tragic death from an accidental prescription druge was just 39. she left b daughter who after anna's death was the focus of a paternity scandal. but today if you didn't know you'd never suspect that this carefree 10-year-olds was once at the center of that media firestorm. look closely and you can spot the resemblance to the mother she doesn't remember. but who so many others can't forget. she will always be anna nicole smith's daughter. how much is she like her mom? >> i would say she is fearless like her mom. she'll get on any roller coaster you put in front of her. she can work me like her mom used to work people. we could stand next to her and look like twins and the first thing they'll say is anna nicole, spitting image of the mother. >> reporter: dannielynn is a classic fifth grader obsessed with snapchat. >> wow, so beautiful. >> reporter: fast food. what's your favorite? >> french fries. >> reporter: dreams of travel. >> i want to go to washington, d. i want to see all the monuments. >> reporter: unlike her mom who relished t

this week marks ten years since the larger than life platinum blonde known as anna nicole smith -- >>hospital. 2:49 this afternoon, an na nicoe smith died. >> of an accidental overdose. she was just 39. >> she will always be her daughter. how much is she like her mom? >> i would say she is fearless like her mom. she will get on any roller coaster you put in front of her. she can work people. i could stand next to my daughter and we could look like twins. the first thing they will say is, anna nicole's spitting image. it's like any other kid who lost a celebrity parent. they think that the child is automatically destined for the same path. >> the father's determined his daughter takes a different path from her mother. >> you can see more tonight on a special edition of 20/20 remembering anna nicole smith 10:00 tonight. >>> chaos erupts at a soccer stadium. that's left more than a dozen people dead in angola. >>> we will be extreme vetting. >> president trump moving fast as yesterday's appeals court decision. now he has a new security measure in the works. >>> watch the truck. yes. the

cory: megyn kelly in the white house -- megan smith from google. mark: a brilliant woman. this was a problem. did he come up with a solution? no. did he come out with a paper? yes. one is not better than the other, but at least he was there. i don't get the sense looking at president trump that these have even crossed his mind. to havet -- i have yet somebody say to me, you know what, he has been able to go in depth and convey a deep .nderstanding of a, b, or c superficial, headline porn. "i'm great, i'm great," self-promotion. tosome point -- i set this him directly, at some point you have to learn the issues and convey understanding, because that built confidence around you c. cory: what was your line from months ago -- rare you see someone in public life get stupider overtime? mark: not one time did he say "we are starting a movement." not one time did he say, "there is a groundswell, i'm going in this direction." he said, "we will see what happens." what he did say that i gave him credit for in our discussions -- i asked about ground game and execution come he said, "i

smith. >> one, two, three. >> there you go. >> reporter: milwaukee bucks owner mark lastry showing off old-time moves and markible nod to a presidential run for the "shark tank" star. >> jayson williams off glass. oh. count it. >> yep. >> reporter: halftime both teams taking a break from the competition to have a little fun. >> oh, the mannequin challenge. >> no. >> reporter: from the mannequin challenge to armstrong giving us his best impersonation of superstar james harden. >> hey, hey, hey. >> what is that? hey, what is that? >> reporter: to a surprise fourth quarter appearance by famed new orleans saints football fan jarious robertson showing us he can shake and bake with the best of them. >> oh, my, yes. >> oh, my god, i'm out of here. >> in addition to working on tornado damaged homes players also put on a basketball clinic for a thousand kids and helped build a playground. players taking a break from the fun and festivities to give back to the people of new orleans and you can catch the all-star game tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern time on tnt. that's awesome. >> that's one of the great cities in america

. >> reporter: this week marks ten years since the larger than life platinum blonde known as anna nicole smith died of an accidental drug overdose in a florida hotel room. she was just 39 years old. she will always be anna nicole smith's daughter. how much like her mom. she'll get on any roller coaster that you put in front of her. she can work me like her mom could work people. she gets what she wants. but i think i could stand right next to my daughter, and we could look like twins. and the first thing they'll say is, "anna nicole, spitting image of the mother." >> reporter: you think people want to project onto her -- >> it's just like any other kid who's lost a celebrity parent. they think that the child is automatically destined for the same path. >> reporter: later tonight, you'll hear more about how her father is determined that dannielynn takes a different path from her mother, who seemed to travel a troubled road from the start, a journey she had difficulty talking about. what did she tell you about her childhood? >> the stories that she told me were not the happiest of stories. poor,

conversation with mike pence and a conversation between vice-president pence and fred smith from express. >> and mark.p. morgan. stuart: most of the technology companies, i can't read them all. a lot of them oppose mr. trump and there is the fedex and tesla stock prices and the chiefs are meeting with vice-president pence later on today. i think we can conclude the market is down, not much, holding above the 20,000 level despite all of the talk of stoppages, delays, a getting rid of anything trump. the market is still not way down. >> economic data has been phenomenal. stuart: very, very strong. liz: you hope that donald trump does not waste political capital that he needs for tax cuts and obamacare. >> it's a referendum on the-- >> there's a guy in front of me going like this. it's over sports fans, we have to make some money, but we will be back. ♪ . stuart: senator elizabeth warren has emerged as a leader of far left democrats. in fact, she's emerged as a leader of the entire democrat party. she eloquently reflects the deep contempt the fact of the matter feels for president trump. before democrat

smith ha mror cmro con ellos. >>> en este restaurante, el chef no sÓlo cocina si no tambiÉn su aÑos. >>> para mi significa mucho porque me ayudÓ desde a pa bajo. >>> el dueÑo es markcinaron es comida y les atendieron hoy. el propietario deja claro que es un recordatorio que pilar de la industria son los inmigrantes, el dueÑo de steres tua raeste r tambiÉn trabaja por la inclusiÓn. >>> un mensaje de uniÓn que no hay que sentir de diferente. kelvin nos dice que empleados de este restaurante son una familia, nadie son tratados de forma diferente, pasÓ a ser repostero y ahora la mano derecha de simmons. el dice que somos su familia. este mensaje ha tenido tal Éxito en redes sociales que ha sido comparti comparti comparti compartido por twitter. y hoy tambiÉn virales estas imÁgenes de vacaciones de ex-presidente obama ahÍ lo ven practicando sky surf. llevan 10 dÍas en muy islas vÍrgenes invitado por richard r y al juzgar por imÁgenes creo que lo pasan muy bien, y asÍ ye sgams al final de esta ediciÓn gracias por su tiempo con nos vemos maÑana. - bueno, doctora, yo antes estaba traficando drogas. - ¿a diez aÑos de prisiÓn te condenaron? - diez aÑos de prisiÓn, doctora,

smith is one of our greatest defenders of freedom and human rights around the world. this year marks the 43rd anniversary of catholic schools week. since 1974 catholic schools week has celebrated the important role that these institutions play in america and their excellent reputation for providing a strong academic and moral education as well as teaching community responsibility and outreach. it this year's theme, catholic schools communities of faith, knowledge, and service, pie hi lights the values that are the centerpiece of a catholic education. today over two million elementary and secondary school students are unrolled in over 6,600 catholic schools. these students typically surpass their piers -- peers in math, science, reading, history and geography. the same is true for s.a.t. scores. . the grad ration rate is 99% -- graduation rate is 99%. as we continually hear disturbing reports about our national test scores, these statistics are truly remarkable and should be commended. notably, the success of catholic schools does not depend on select tift. this is true for children i

mark segraves is live in rockville to tell us what happened here. >> reporter: good afternoon. things are back to normal here at the charles e. smith jewish day school. earlier this morning montgomery county police were on this campus looking for a bomb. police were on scene within minutes. about 15 minutes before the threat came to the rockville school, a similar threat was phoned into the gesher school in fairfax. in both cases, no bombs were found. these latest threats come on the heels of dozens of similar across the country, as well as vandalism at jewish cemeteries in philadelphia over the weekend. >> it's terrible and it's anxiety provoking for the families and the school and people who work here and the students. i think it's a terrible situation that lisexists right . >> reporter: the head of school here at charles e. smith told us they ramped up their security this year beginning in january before this incident actually even occurred or any of the recent bomb threats. >>> police are looking for vandals who over turned more than 100 head stones. the area does not have surveillance cameras. neighbors gathered last night to

mark mason, at citigroup, also on our board and an alum. and then that night, we will be at the new african-american museum, smith seassonian museum. >> it'ss a highlight for howard university. over the years, tell us what you have been able to make your flagship accomplishments at the university since you've been there. and highlight some of the school's accomplishments over first, trying to close the gap. the financial need of our students is the biggest issue. our students are academically well prepared and excel. we have a recent road scholar as an example. however, closing that gap has been a big focus for me. so one of the things i started was called a grace grant, retention access for excellence. a grant we really focus on bringing students who have the academic fortitude, but don't have the definitefinancial mean. we pay the rest of their tuition, as long as they maintain a 2.5 gpa and above and are on track for on-time graduation. and if you graduate on time at howard, in your last semester, you get 50% of your direct payment back, as a matter of fact. we think that's important. of course, the history of the university, i think th

smith of intel. this is bloomberg. ♪ . vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, vonnie quinn. julie: and i am julie hyman. markword news. senate is likely to confirm alabama republican jeff sessions to be attorney general. lawmakers will do it without fromng more on the floor senator elizabeth warren warren of massachusetts. herte republicans barred from the rest of the debate to her last night, she read a letter attacking sessions written by the widow of dr. martin luther king, jr., over 30 years ago. they say she broke senate rules by doing that. opponents of the dakota access pipeline are calling for protests around the world as the u.s. army corps of engineers prepares to greenlight construction of the final stage of the project. yesterday, the army corps said it will allow the pipeline to cross under a missouri river reservoir in north dakota, clearing the way for completion .f that $3.8 billion project opponents worry the pipeline will harm the environment and that a leak could contaminate sinking water. australia wants a transpacific trade deal, even if the u.s. is not in it. potential members of the de