let's bring in attorney mark smith is also an attorney of the supreme court bar, thanks for joining usto get into at the chief justice is saying here. do you believe this at leak will have no effect on the way they could court conducts itself? and what could this eventually have on congress? >> certainly the motive of the leaker whoever it may be, some sort of an attempt to intimidate or influence the outcome of a supreme court decision britain major beat future decisions as well. i don't think in the short rent will have a direct impact on how the supreme court conducts its business or what it does in this particular decision or beyond. however certainly because this is the first time it has ever occurred in the 230 plus years of the supreme court history i do think of a further consideration in the future to make sure whoever they hire to work in that building as someone who can be trusted by the entire institution and not just the justice that hires that person. >> do we have any sense of where this might have come from as a try to thwart this opinion on one side? where there are so

mark smith can't find solar panels at any price yesterday. we put it in order for solar panels for the product that we use, and i being told august, this is unheard of for my company. so this is really detrimental, how long would normally take 2 weeks, the u. s. solar power industry has been nearly frozen in time since late march. that's when the u. s. commerce department started investigating whether china was availing us tariffs by shipping solar panels through for other countries. and because 80 percent of the panels in the us come from those countries, cambodia, malaysia, thailand in vietnam, almost no one is buying them. they're afraid if they buy them. now later they'll have to pay stiff, retroactive tariffs. and they are a few other options. we can almost not tolerate this in survive. many companies will go under in industry survey, found companies are now considering laying off $38000.00 americans more than a 3rd of the solar workforce and could lose $30000000000.00 in last projects. the man who asked for the government prob knows wha

david: as expected, the democratic senator from a very conservative -- [indiscernible] mark: david smithn washington, the tv gods are against us, i'm afraid. you are coming through very sporadically. thank you very much for trying. you did your best and we did our best. it just wasn't to happen this time. david smith, thank you very much indeed. we will bring you developments on that story with the filibuster. republicans blocking the vote in the senate that would have passed as the democrats wanted it to two enshrine roe v. wade as federal law in the u.s. the issue is had to drag on into the summer and the democrats might use this as a way to pick up votes in the midterm elections in november. the issue of abortion is something very much on the u.s. agenda in the weeks and months to come. next, france lifts the requirement to wear a face mask on public transport. change will come into effect on monday, may 16. this is one of the last remaining restrictions to stop the spread of covid-19. a new vaccine booster shot may be necessary for the population depending on a new variant of covid t

let's bring in mark smith, good morning, john roberts released a statement that says "the work of the court will not be affected in any way. this was singular and egregious breach of that trust that is affirmed the court and the community of public service who work there. mark, what is going on behind the scenes at the supreme court today? how are these justices handling this leak and this leaker with their respective staff? >> well come i think it is very difficult for the justices because remember the justices have a lot of work and they rely heavily on their law clerks to help draft opinions, to change ideas, to communicate with the other chambers. so i think certainly every justice in that building has to ask, well, who did this? is this person still among ghosts, which obviously the answer is yes. what does that mean in terms of deliberations? can we continue to involve the clerks in this work? they have to involve the clerks in this work because there is too much work to do it by themselves. i think the other thing going on though is chief justice roberts says, he is launching a

mark smith, 5 or 6 years ago with fitted the house out with external thermal insulation for energy efficiency and switched from fossil fuels to an air to water heat pump inside. yet we done the garden too, and we're actually looking forward to concentrating on other things. agnes, i'm motor that make her wanted. i love that on that when it wasn't to be after hours of torrential rain fall over the local forest hills, the village was hit by a deluge. mm hm. i quickly prelim doesn't come. i can't get the image is out of my hand is i often look at the photos we took. it really got to me shoved ah, marian bomb and still can't believe what happened. the ryan and the motor often burst their banks that villages that are nowhere near major rivers shouldn't be at risk of flooding. locals simply weren't prepared. the bellman still haven't gotten over the experience. bush answered on to host and i was terrified that the front door would break and the water would rush in. from upstairs, we could see the pressure building. we could see the door starting to give way. if a market the was guns for the water w

the soul of the american solar industry, mark smith can't find solar panels at any price. yesterday. we put it in order for solar panels for the product that we use. and i being told august, this is unheard of for my company. so this is really detrimental. how long would normally take 2 weeks? the u. s. solar power industry has been nearly frozen in time since late march. that's when the u. s. commerce department started investigating whether china was evading us tariffs by shipping solar panels through for other countries. and because 80 percent of the panels in the us come from those countries, cambodia, malaysia, thailand in vietnam, almost no one is buying them. they're afraid if they buy them. now later they'll have to pay stiff, retroactive tariffs. and they are a few other options. we can almost not tolerate this and survive. many companies will go under in industry survey, found companies are now considering laying off $38000.00 americans more than a 3rd of the solar workforce and could lose $30000000000.00 in last projects. the man who asked for the government pro

me to discuss cio of laffer tengler investments, nancy tengler as well as wells fargo advisors, mark smithy, i will start with you. can't you say year oversold at least near term? this has been pretty tough. >> yeah. it has. what is making it even worse, charles, it has been over such a long period of time. in 2020, we had 33 days or 23 trading days of selloff and we had, you know, very sharp and drastic drop. this time already has been 131 calendar trading days. that wears people out. just as i think we were overbought to some extent i do think based on the fundamentals, though i very much appreciated the opportunity to listen to jeffrey gundlach, that was an excellent interview, i do think we will have some rest in here. and just one more in addition to that, i wrote a piece in july, called mr. magoo's washington. i found that interesting. i didn't attribute to fed and fiscal policy coming out of congress and the biden administration. i think that catalyzed this whole thing and the fed lacks credibility. we may flounder around in here sometime. charles: right. jeffrey mentioned to the tw

joining me right now is constitutional attorney and member of the supreme court bar mark smith.ion to this? >> well, it is a shocking breach of judicial ethics whoever did this because remember when you deal with the court system, it's not just the outcome that matters but the process and you want to follow the rule of law and that's a violation and calls in integrity the court in this case because of what happened here. and i think it's a terrible example as to who did it, we don't know but it appears as if someone has decided to take matters into their own hand which is a terrible consequence for the whole not just the judicial system but the whole country. maria: well, the substance of it, you believe the substance of it is suggesting that they would, in fact, overturn roe v. wade, that you believe? >> well, the only evidence that we have is the february draft. remember, member, it's not unprecedented for justices to vote one way in the conference after an argument and ultimately change their mind. i think the most famous example of this is in 2012 where john roberts changed

and at one point, it was very eerie when you looked at the blood and you could see the hand mark of gavin smithgabby's family. tara was devastated. >> there's no going back from that. >> there's no going back. >> you accepted it? >> you know, you're forced. you know, trauma happens to people all of the time. you don't think it's gonna happen to you, but it does. you know, when you already expect the worst, you think you can't be shocked, but you can be. it's all i can say about that. >> but if gavin was dead, and certainly look that way, where was his body? how did his car end up in the storage locker? and above all, who would've wanted him dead? rain ellen certainly seemed an unlikely suspect. she told them she had rented the storage unit for someone else. meanwhile, detectives looked further into chandi's affair with gavin. discovering that the two had met in rehab and in december 2010, less than two years after gavin disappeared, lisa found out about it. >> i was heartbroken. >> so, she took an extreme step to save her family. she and two of her sons, then 14 and 20, went to the creatures ho

. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> well, today marks day three of first lady jill biden's four-day trip to eastern europe. she toured a border crossing with slovakia's prime minister in the border zone. refugees receive basic services before moving on to processing centers or transit hubs further inside the country. the first lady made a surprise trip into ukraine. she met with her counterpart, ukraine's first lady olena zelenska. it's the first time ukraine's first lady has been seen in public since the war began. the first lady said she wanted to make the trip to show the ukrainian people that the united states stands with them. >> i wanted to come on mother's day. i thought it was important to show the ukrainian people that this war has to stop, and that people of the united states stand with the people of ukraine. >> meantime, the u.s. has announced additional sanctions against russian media, financing and viewed new visa restrictions on officials and moscow-backed authorities. >>> follow-up on that deadly plane crash in the marin head lands. you can see it bei

mark devenport, former bbc northern ireland political editor. we can speak the conservative mp. let's speak now tojulian smith secretary of state for northern ireland. thanks for your time. i just want to begin by looking at the suggestion a couple of weeks ago from the government that it was going to use the queen's speech to bring forward proposals to change the northern ireland vertical which, of course, borisjohnson negotiated and agreed with the eu. then on the eve of the vote here brandon lewis the northern ireland secretary said that wasn't going to happen. what was going on there? , ., ., , , ., there? first of all it seems a significant — there? first of all it seems a significant result _ there? first of all it seems a significant result from - there? first of all it seems a significant result from sinn l there? first of all it seems a - significant result from sinn fein. we don't know how that is going to pan out in terms of seats. but also we now see as you have alluded to the vies of alliance and also some pretty strong results of the dup so the challenge now is how do you get these three big gro

smith" live from buffalo 7:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. and mcdonald's will exit the russian mark after more than 30 years. the process of selling all 850 restaurant locations in the country the move in direct response to russia's invasion of ukraine they said their continued presence is no longer consistent with company values. >>> and strong coms expected for wall smart's sam's club. they've missed only once in the past five years sdwhz options market in take two interactive is implying a nearly 10% move after today was result what to watch and how to trade those names up next in earnings exchange and during may,y with are celebrating asian american and pacific islander heritage. here is tom lee. >> i grew up in michigan my parents immigrated to the u.s. in the '60s my father was a for and my mother was a business owner. one of the thing i'm so proud of them is how hard they worked, to not only overcome the language barriers and learn english but a work ethic that stuck with me my whole life that you need tawork hard, contrib thut community and emphasize family i think that's what i have is the most prid

smith? >> reporter: a moment of levity after an attack that was no laughing matter miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> all right. up next for us, donald trump leaves his mark on a key mid-term race. is it a sign of things to come? (music throughout) >>> back now with the january 6th investigation. we're now learning that donald trump jr., the former president's eldest son, was interviewed by the committee investigating the capitol riot for two hours on tuesday via video conference, according to a person close to him. his sister ivanka trump testified before the committee last month. >>> and for former president trump, a big first test of his power to steer the midterm elections. the senate candidate he endorsed in ohio, author j.d. vance, coming from behind in the polls to win that state's primary last night. vaughn hillyard is there. >> reporter: the american political right moving even closer to donald trump's image on tuesday night. >> they wanted to write a story that this campaign would be the death of donald trump's america first agenda ladies and gentlemen, it ain't the death of the america first agenda >> reporter: j.d. vance, winning a crowded gop

mark mester reporting. the suspect was taken for medical treatment to a hospital in los angeles where he was then arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. he's being held on $30,000 bail. will smiths different but handle on. people rushing stages is. >> we try to get a handle on the forecast and what is to come the coming days point what a dreary commute across the golden gate bridge. it's amazing how the other side of the city is sunny right now. yeah, back. you can't even see the towers of the golden gate right now completely. stockton guys will you know there's a mixed bag, a little something for everybody. if you like the fog. >> yes, san francisco's perfect for you, especially right now the gray skies and then further inland. yes, nothing but sunshine. so we've definitely expect throughout the day as well. temperature wise because we've had some cool temperatures and we've had some hot ones behind me right now. we're looking at a nice shot of coit tower. but yes, that marine layer starting roll through the bay area, bringing us some much cooler conditions of what we saw this afternoon around the bay area. in here's a peek at your temperatures. a little something for everybod

way through the center of norwich england to mark the start of the 250th norfolk and norwich festival. this was the brainchild of artists julian maynard smith have some help it took over 200 volunteers and three days of work to line up the 1.6 mile course. and these are much bigger domino's than i expected. you know taking their time. imagine if you are one of the people that us up and you're a little off. right and it just stopped and it's just what if you want those people walking by and tipped one? see you are really close to it on that street. this makes me nervous. this is it also looks like it's made out of something bright. did you see that they? okay, wait get to that. we have to say the one on the street where that man almost knocks it over right there right there. he almost did. he was other way. be lucky. sideshow crack down the bay area town that ended up with a damaged police guard this weekend plus the vitaministration takes on the housing crunch the sweeping plan to ease the burden. housing costs and just another bullet point on steph curry's resume not a trophy but a diploma the opportunity. this will now likely open for the

smith. good to have you here. i want to get to that statement in a second. first, on the latest we're seeing out of ukraine. today marksl wrapping up in ukraine and they're clearly, we can expect there would be more to come but already we're hearing from russia they're saying ukrainian prisoners of war that they have in russia, they're going to face their own tribunals as they're holding them in russia and i'm wondering just your reaction to that and what you think this all means to the pursuit of real justice in this war? >> it's not surprising. this information warfare trying to win the narrative is a huge part of it and russia is going to try to do that. they will try to justify their actions even though there is no justification and ukraine has done an incredible job showing the world what is going on and the war crimes trial brings it home. the violations and war crimes committed as russians pulled out and civilians they've killed and land they torched and civilian targets they hit and i think you're going to see that on going struggle to control that narrative. russia wants the world to look away. ukraine wants p

question mark well, there is just this enormous amount of competition for high end news readers who will pay a lot of money for sort of quality news. you have got the ft, you have got ben smithmer boss at buzzfeed launching a new project, you have got the economist and you have obviously got this bloomberg offering now among many others in the real challenges, is there enough interest to sustain all of these places, because advertisers love these readers, but are there enough people, with enough time in the world, to read all of this news being produced for them and what does it mean for all the people who cannot afford to pay, because they are just left with stuff that is made on the cheap. john, just picking up on that, is the idea that people would give up their digital subscriptions, and switch to bloomberg or are you proposing this as yet another subscription for people to pay for? i think we would make - the argument that we should be the main one, we do more coverage than anyone else when you are looking . at business and finance around the world. that is what we do and i think within britain we should be i able to get into that position . and make the same argument.