. >> do you know who nick smith ask? >> i do. >> did you have any contact with nick smith?g, around 3:30, 4:00, nick smith called me and dominic. >> when he called you, what was the nature of the call? >> at first nick smith wanted us to drive him to chicago -- by o'hare airport, the suburbs of chicago, because he wanted to buy a bulletproof vest. dominic said, okay, we'll drive him. then he said, okay, i need you to pick me up at, like, 3:30, 4:00. >> did you go and pick him i'm vently? >> yes. >> before we picked him up. we went to galensky's. >> what did you do there? >> dominic wanted me to buy two rifle slings. >> did you? >> yes. >> for what? >> one was for my rifle and the other was for dominic's rifle. >> why did you care about your rifles that evening? >> the reason for the slings were just so -- it's like a retainer, so if i'm helping somebody with first aid, i can dangle my rifle behind me and i don't have to worry about somebody randomly picking it up off the ground. just an extra measure so it won't be taken from the ground. >> what time did you go to galensky'

do you know who nick smith is?th nick smith that afternoon? >> later in the evening, around 3:30, 4:00, nick smith called me and dominic. >> when he called you, what was the nature of the call? >> at first nick smith wanted us to drive him to chicago by -- not chicago. by o'hare airport, the suburbs of chicago. because he wanted to buy a bullet proof vest, and we -- dock anymore said okay, we'll drive him. he said okay, i need you to pick me up at, like, 3:30, 4:00. >> okay. did you go and pick him up eventually? >> yes. we actually before we picked him up, we went to jolensky's. >> what did you do there? >> dominic wanted me to buy two rifle slings. >> and did you? >> i did. >> one was for what? >> one was for my rifle. the other one was for dominic's rifle. >> okay. and why did you care about your rifles that evening? >> the reason for the slings were just so -- it's like a retainer so if i'm helping somebody with first aid, i can just dangle my rifle behind me and i don't have to worry about somebody just random

nick smith was going to give $20 to dominic to buy gas. >> nick smith was going to pay $20 for the gas to drive down to o'hare where nick smith was planning on buying body armor? >> yes. >> the idea was the body armor would be used that night, correct? >> i believes so. >> that's why there was urgency about going down right away? >> yes. >> this is part of the plan to come down to downtown that night, right? >> [silence]. he wanted to go to o'hare to buy the body armor, so yes. >> do you understand my question. >> can you rephrase it? >> absolutely. the urgency to get that body armor that day was because he needed it for that night, right? >> i would not say he needed it but wanted it. >> instead of making the drive, you gave your own body armor to nick smith? >> correct. >> you had it along with you? >> yes. >> you brought it along you with that day because you thought you might need it yourself that night? >> no, i kept it in my trunk of the car. i always had it. >> you drive around with body armor in the trunk of your car regularly? >> it was just in the back of my trunk. i never re

they asked nick smith. >> was nick smith around at that moment? >> he wasn't there when me and dominic were talking to them. >> did you ever personally witness any of the car source folks, sal, or sam, or any of the folks that were running that business, did you ever personally witness them ask nick smith to guard any of their properties? >> no. >> did you ever witness any of them ask anyone to guard any of their properties? >> not that i can recall. >> what time, if you recall, did you find out that they asked nick smith? >> i believe i said in my direct examination between 3:15 or 3:30. >> that was shortly after you sent a text to sam, correct? >> correct. >> and you texted him and asked him if you could protect his business that night? correct? >> i did. >> and in that text you said i'm more than willing and will be armed, correct? >> yes. >> you mentioned you would be armed with your ar-15? >> yes. >> and you said that me and my brother would both be there, armed, correct? >> by your brother you meant dominic, correct? >> correct. >> he is onl

they asked nick smith. >> okay and was nick smith there for that? >> he wasn't there when me and dominic were talking to them. >> did you ever personally witness any of these car source folks, sal or sam or any of the folks that were running that business, did you ever personally witness them ask nick smith to guard any of their properties? >> no. >> did you ever witness any of them ask anyone to guard any of their properties? >> not that i can recall. >> what time if you recall did you find out that they'd asked nick smith? >> i believe i said in my direct examination between 3:15 and 3:30. >> and that was shortly after you had sent a text to sam, right? >> correct. >> and you texted him and asked him if you could protect his business that night, correct? >> i did. >> and in that text you said i'm more than willing and will be armed, correct? >> yes. >> you meant you'd be armed with your ar-15? >> yes. >> and you said that me and my brother would both be there armed, correct? >> yes. >> by your brother you meant dominic? >> yes. >> he's obviously n

>> i knew dominic black and nick smith. the people on -- sorry. >> dominic black and nick smith. >> those are the two people i knew on the roof. >> other than that, you didn't know anyone else before this night, fair? >> correct. >> when this interaction that we just watched happened, you're still walking with ryan, right? >> i'm not. i thought it was at the time but seeing behind sight view, i'm not. >> when you decided to cross 60th with ryan, you two talked about the fact that if you get separated to go back to the 59th street car source, correct? >> i don't recall that conversation happening. >> but you tried to do that, didn't you? >> i did. >> because you felt like if i'm out here by myself, that's not good, i need to head right? >> yes. >> and you also talked to ryan about the fact that when you get out in to this crowd, keep your mouth shut. don't antagonize them. didn't ryan talk to you about that? >> no, we didn't talk about that. >> so at this very moment you're telling us you lost track of ryan. >> a little bit

. >> and do you know who nick smith is?:30, 4:00 he called me. >> when he called you, what was the nature of the call? >> at first nick smith wanted us to drive him to chicago -- not chicago, by o'hare airport, the suburbs of chicago because he wanted to buy a bullet proof vest and dominic said okay, we'll drive him and then he said okay, i need you to pick me up at 3:30 or 4:00. >> did you go and pick him up eventually? >> yes. we actually -- before we picked him up with went to gel inski's. dominic wanted me to buy two rifle slings. >> you did? >> one was for my rifle and the other for dominic's rifle. >> why did you care about your rifle that evening? >> the reason for the slings were just so it is like a retainer so if i'm helping somebody with first-aid i can just dangle my rifle behind me and i don't have to worry about somebody randomly picking it off the ground so it won't be taken from the ground. >> what time did you go to gill inski's? >> 2:30 but i don't know for sure. >> when did you first have contact with nic

i remember it pretty well. >> nick smith was only 5 years old when a masked man stabbed him 18 times d killed his mother carmen. while recovering in the hospital, nick was told his mother was gone. >> do you remember your mom? >> not as well as i wish i did. most of my memories are just stories i've been told from other people. >> carmen's sister kristin and her husband jim helped raise nick. bedtime stories were often about his beautiful mother. >> she was very athletic. she was into swimming, basketball, softball, track, and she was on the homecoming court, prom queen. she dated the football player. she was a cheerleader. >> i remember her liveliness. she was very vivacious, she had nick early in life and made a good job at working and providing for nick at the same time. >> do you feel robbed? you don't get to experience the things that a mother and son experience together. >> definitely. a lot of people in my family say that i act just like her. i just know that she was a happy person. >> a happy life that ended in an appalling act of violence. the police officers who discovered c

>> i knew dominic black and nick smith. >> dominic black and nick smith. >> those are the two people i know on the roof. >> other than that, you didn't know anyone else before this night, fair? >> correct. >>. >> when this interaction happens, you're still walking with ryan balch, aren't you? >> i'm not, i thought i was at the time, but seeing hindsight view, i'm not. >> when you decided to cross 60th with ryan balch, you talked about the fact if you get separated to go back to the 59th streetcar source, right? >> i don't recall that conversation happening? >> but you tried to do that, didn't you? >> i did. >> because you felt like if i'm out here by myself, that's not good. i need to head back, right? >> yes. >> and you also talked to ryan balch about the fact when you get out into this crowd, keep your mouth shot. don't antagonize them. didn't ryan talk to you about that. >> we didn't talk about that. >> at this very moment, you're telling us you've lost trackover r -- track of ryan balch. >> a little bit ahead, but yes. >> let's continue the video. you have just walked off the scr

nick smith says that they were. going to pay money to nick smith. ladies and gentlemen, did you get the feeling that they're a little afraid of being sued as everybody in this case is? i think so. when they were up there, i don't remember him saying, oh, you can protect car source 2 or car doctor but don't go to car 3. they had somebody arranged to protect car source 3. the word came in that they had left. dominic balch, joanne fielder, all of them say they had permission. why would they lie about that? how does that protect them? they're not charged with anything. who is the people who are lying here? sal and sam. next, police officer widener. he was the e.t. he went and recovered some of the two, three rounds from car source. i believe he found three of them. the other two were found three days later. he didn't find the bag. we do not concede there was nothing in the bag. not for a minute. they have the burden of proof. they have the burden to preserve a crime scene appropriately. get the evidence and show it to you. ryan balch said he smelled amm

>> i knew dominic and nick smith. those are the two people i knew. >> other than that, you didn't know anyone else before this night, fair? >> correct. >> you're still walking with ryan in thi. >> i thought i was at the time, but seeing hindsight view, i'm not. >> when you decided to cross 60th with ryan, you two talked about the fact if you get separated to go back to the 59th streetcar source. >> i don't recall that conversation happening. >> but you tried to do that, didn't you? >> i did. >> because you felt like if i'm out here by myself, that's not good. i need to head back. >> yes. >> and you also talked to ryan about the fact that when you get out into this crowd, keep your mouth shut. don't antagonize them. didn't ryan talk to you about that? >> no, we didn't talk about that. >> so at this very moment you're telling us you lost track of ryan. >> a little bit ahead, but around that time, yes. >> let's continue the video. >> pause. you have just walked off the screen heading east across sheridan road to the ulti

i believe nick smith was in contact with them throughout the night. i'm not certain, but i believe they were. >> and you get down there. were you able to get in on the business? >> yes. >> how? >> sal the owner actually gave nick smith a set of keys. >> did you personally see that? >> i did. >> did he give you any other direction regarding any equipment or anything like that? >> he let us know where the power washers and i think there's a single fire extinger wither in the building and some hoses, the hose hookups in case there were any fires we needed to put out at the lot. >> anything else about the roof? >> he showed the -- i believe it was dominic black and nick smith the two ladders there to get up on the roof. >> and did you guys use the ladders? >> i didn't personally, but the people that were on the roof did. >> okay. and you saw them use those ladders? >> i didn't see them, but that's how they got up there. >> okay. did -- where were you predominantly at car source two? >> i was in front of the car source two. >> now, during the night at car

>> i believe nick smith was in contact with them throughout the night. i'm not certain, bust i believe they were. >> and you get down there, were you able to get in and out of the business? >> yes. >> how. sa*l the owner gave nick smith a set of keys? >> did you personally see that? >> i did. >> did he give you any other direction regarding equipment? >> he let us know where the power washers and i think there was a single fire extinguisher in the building and hoses. the hose hookups in case there were any fires we needed to put out at the lot. >> anything else about -- >> he showed i believe it was dominic black and nick smith the two ladders that were there to get up on the roof. >> and did you guys use those ladders? >> i didn't personally. but the people on the roof did. >> okay. and you saw them use those ladders? >> i didn't see them but that's how they got up there. >> okay. where were you predominantly at car source two? >> i was in front. car source two. >> now during the night at car source two did you stay there the whole time? >> no, not the

i believe nick smith was in contact with them through out the night. i'm not certain, but i believe they were. >> you get down there, were you able to get in the business? >> yes. >> how? >> sal, the owner, gave nick smith a set of keys. >> did you personally see that? >> i did. >> did he give you any other direction regarding equipment or anything? >> he let us know where the power washers -- i think there was a fire extinguisher in the building, the hose hookups in case there were fires that we needed to put out. >> anything else? >> he showed i believe it was dominic smith and nick black the two ladders there to get up on the roof. >> did you guys use those ladders? >> i didn't personally, but the people that were on the roof did. >> you saw them use those ladders? >> i didn't see them, but that's how they got up there. >> >> where were you predominantly at car source two? >> i was in front of the car source two. >> during the night at car source two, did you stay there the whole time? >> no, not the whole time. >> when you would leave car source tw

nick smith did not testify to that he was never asked.don't know who or what -- who called the defendant it go to that scene. and despite the fact that there is this mad man out there such a threat and is going to kill the defendant, he just saunders down there all by himself. no problem. is he not scared. this threat was not taken seriously is he a babbling idiot as mr. lozowski said. mr. rittenhouse testified he didn't hear anything before he shot. he didn't hear this fuck. he didn't factor in the gunshot. there is no evidence that mr. huber did anything untowards that evening. they talked about pushing a dumpster, i canning up pepper balls that was not evidence submitted in this trial. i don't know where that comes from. no evidence that he told gage grosskreutz i had to shoot in self-defense. and, attorney richards talked about how well, mr. detective howard testified a certain way. and how he didn't talk about the drone footage or anything. he knows we got the drone footage surprisingly after detective howard testified. guns do not h

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the record does not indicate that nick smith made that phone call. >> folks, you heard the evidence and use your collective r recollections and discount anything that is not supported in the evidence. >> testimony was he received a phone call saying they were destroying cars at car source 3 and he went down there. first, kyle asked for a fire exting wusher. asked the other individual to go down there with him. he said -- didn't give an answer and kyle took off going down there to try and help protect that property. this is that night. tear gas, fires. here is mr. rosenbaum pushing one of many dumpsters. dumpster fires. right there. that's one. another one. that's mr. rosenbaum pushing it in to the gas station -- police vehicles right down here. >> i can't hear. >> apologize. trying to put the dumpster into parts of the gas station. it's put out and their reaction from mr. rosenbaum. dumpster number two. >> you hear the voice? why you do that? there's mr. rosenbaum arguing. mr. ziminski, the smiling puppeteer standing behind him. yeah, they didn't know each other. maybe they didn't, but

. >> you were told by nick smith that the police were coming to your location come up to the 59th street car source, right customer >> i don't recall that. >> and yet, you decided to flee, didn't you? >> no. >> you did not stick around for the police? >> i want to turn myself into the antioch police department. >> a couple of hours later? >> and our. >> i am asking the witness they will answer. >> you can answer. >> it was a couple of hours later, wasn't it customer >> no. >> in between leaving that location downtown kenosha and getting to antioch, you were looking at social media? >> my phone was dead. >> you heard from other people that your name was out there, right? >> later in the evening, i believe i heard something, but know. >> you knew your picture was out there? >> no. >> you are telling me as you sit here, under oath, that after those shootings, between then and the time you turned yourself into the antioch police department, you had no idea that there was a social media out there with your picture and name as the shooter? >> i'm trying to recall, but... i'm trying to remember

attorney richards indicated that nick smith called the defendant. he did not testify in that.r asked. we don't know who or what called the defendant to go to that scene. and despite the fact that there's this madman out there who's such a threat and is going to kill the defendant, he just saunters down there all by himself. no problem. he's not scared. his threat, if it existed, was not taken seriously. he's a babbling idiot as mr. -- said. mr. rittenhouse testified he didn't hear the, anything before he shot. he didn't hear this fuck you, he didn't factor in the gun shot. there is no evidence that mr. huber did anything untowards that evening. they talked about pushing a dumpster, picking up pepper balls. that was not evidence that was ever submitted in this trial and i don't know where it comes from. no evidence that he told gage, i had to shoot in self-defense. and attorney richards talks about how detective howard testified in a certain way and how he didn't talk about the drone footage or anything. he knows we got the drone footage surprisingly after detective howard test

nick smith wanted body armor. he was here. use mine. i'm going to be doing medical. ing other people. you see him do it throughout. he gave nick his body armor. why would somebody give up their body armor if they're going to go out looking for trouble, seeking confrontation? doesn't make sense. joanne field er described josep ro rosenbaum. she described yellow pants, which i'll get to later. she stated joseph rosenbaum yelled he was going to kill us mfers and cut their hearts out. jr's arm goes up and with a second -- within seconds, tearing up from a gas bomb. she couldn't say for sure that she saw him throw it, but, obviously, that's the circumstantial evidence and her be belief. she never saw kyle act inappropriately with anyone, point a weapon at anyone. the size of the weapon may change but it doesn't change what it can do. presence speaks volume. it's a deterrent. they have been pelted all night long with rocks. she was aware they had consent to be where they are nathan debruin. interesting witness. he was out there taking photographs on the nights in question.

. >> you were told by nick smith that the police were coming to your location, to the 59th street car source, right? >> i don't recall that. >> and yet you decided to flee, didn't you? >> no. >> you didn't stick around for the police, did you? >> i went to go turn myself in to the antioch police department. >> a couple of hours later. >> an hour -- >> it wasn't a couple of hours. you know what time it was. >> i'm asking the witness. if the witness can answer. >> go ahead. you can answer, sir. >> it was a couple of hours later, wasn't it? >> no. >> and in between leaving that location and downtown kenosha and getting to antioch, you were looking at social media, weren't you? >> no, i wasn't. my phone was dead. >> you had heard from other people that your name was out there, right? >> later on in the evening, i believe i heard something, but, no. >> you knew that your picture was out there right? >> no. >> you are telling me, as you sit here under oath that after those shootings, between then and the time you turned yourself in to the antioch police department, you had no idea that ther

our environment editor nick clark is following developments at the un climate conference in glasgow. also joining us, we have bernard smith, he's joining us live from brazil at start 1st though with nick clark. so nick, how's it going though? it does this look like we're gonna wrap things up today with hopefully a miraculous announcement that puts everything back on track for 1.5 degrees, or is that wishful thinking? or wishful thinking. i think sammy 6 pm friday night, which is where we're at now. and this is when the conference should end, it should come to a conclusion, but realistically it's going to go up for at least another 24 hours. i'd say possibly even more of these things, do we have had a kind of global stop tape to where we're at with that 2nd text that you were talking about. and it was friday, constructive lot of thumbs up about various elements, but also an awful long way to go as well. you have to remember, this is not just about creating a treaty like the pass agreement was back in 2015. this is about a variety of decisions and resolutions add to our muscles to keep the temperatures from rising b r one,

nick parrott reports. the great britain captain leon smith that his players were bouncing coming into the quarterfinal andtical change, it failed as evans took the first set in under half an hour. it was at times painful to watch for germany as errors littered their man's game. evans barely put a foot wrong, dictating the play when his opponent was not throwing points away. what dictating the play when his opponent was not throwing points away. what a finish to that — was not throwing points away. what a finish to that game. _ was not throwing points away. what a finish to that game. the _ was not throwing points away. what a finish to that game. the briton - was not throwing points away. what a finish to that game. the briton said . finish to that game. the briton said he had not felt _ finish to that game. the briton said he had not felt so _ finish to that game. the briton said he had not felt so good _ finish to that game. the briton said he had not felt so good this - finish to that game. the briton said | he had not felt so good this morning but by late afternoon he was on top of the world. reducing

, the governors affairs associate of the afghanistan veterans affairs of america, chief bill smith, mr. nick armendariz, an army veteran, and dr. aziz, codirector of a government policy institute and eight behavioral scientist. -- i will remind our with -- witnesses to pause -- >> chairman and members of the committee, on behalf of the men and women of the armed services, thank you for recognizing how the vfw is spreading awareness on suicide prevention. an upstream perspective is important. mental health is at a breaking point. the social and ecological model brings together individuals, family, friends and communities to create connectedness and coping skills, and address social determinants of health. one of the vfw's most prominent resolutions is to end veteran suicide. the vfw has multiple outreach opportunities, such as our has htag campaign. i will take this time to highlight of view. whether it is in response to a worldwide pandemic or natural disaster, we are still serving the community by opening contactless drive-through pantries, using technology to connect or rallying with other

nick offerman. >> jimmy: tonight, from the new movie "king richard," starring will smith, aunjanue ellis is with us and applause ] then later, one of america's finest imports from canada, she is part of the "blade runner: black lotus" soundtrack. music from alessia cara from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] next week, we've got new shows with sandra bullock, jon bernthal, bill burr, and michelle young, the bachelorette. with music from lizzie mcalpine and parker mccollum. and i have a very exciting announcement to make. in fact -- i might stand for this announcement. no, i'm going to sit. [ laughter ] i'm worried i might get bowled over by your reaction to this. i'm going to stay seated. on tuesday, december 7th, i am teaming up once again with the great norman lear and kerry washington for our third installment of "live in front of a studio audience." we did "all in the family" with woody harrelson and marisa tomei. we did "good times" with andre braugher and viola davis. we did "the jeffersons" with wanda sykes and jamie foxx, and now we bring you two more american television clas

nick bosa saying, come and gets some of me. the 49ers opening drive and a mistake right from the jump. harrison smith with the interception.ize, kirk cousins, adam daylen, first of two touchdown catches. minnesota opened the scoring. the 49ers did what they do. they ran the football. samuel rounded the corner and it was over. to the second quarter. vikings up 14-7. 35

colletta smith, bbc news in radcliffe. nickeen 17 and 24 where they are admitting that they are using their phones more frequently than older drivers but when we look at the road traffic statistics for example, in 2020, 17 drivers were killed as a result of somebody using a mobile phone at the wheel and there were more than 300 road traffic collisions and those statistics tend to underestimate the problem because sometimes it can be very difficult for the police to establish whether a mobile phone has been used at all after a collision. how will people be able to use their phones then, because a lot of people rely on smartphones as a satnav gadget. absolutely. the proposals the government have announced today do not affect hands—free devices so it will still be legal to use a hands—free device within a vehicle, so you have to have a phone in a cradle, but it�*s remember that it is important that that could be added to distraction and if you�*re not in proper control, the police have the powers to pull you over and you can be is

nick saying all right vikings come and get some of me. 49ers opening drive and a mistake right from the jump by jimmy garoppolo. can't throw to the wrong jersey. smithinterception. garoppolo's second pick in the last five games and vikings capitalize. minnesota opened the scoring. 49ers did what they do. they ran the football. samuel rounded the corner and it was over, third straight game with a rushing touchdown. cousins rattled. lined up behind the wrong guy and had to burn a time out. cousins entered this decision, over threw receiver and that got josh norman excited. 49er offense was cooking. one of 23 first downs, san francisco dominated time of possession, took seven minutes off the clock, set up for more points but a misfire on the field goal attempt. sorry, coach. minnesota got into 49er territory but on fourth down, that was about it. defense held again. 49ers survived and won 34-26, first winning record since week three. 6-5 now after a third straight win. staples center, matinee run up and down the floor. second quarter ball movement, curry kick out porter jr, that three tied the game. up nine in the third, curry, one of his six steals an

men's now accusing poland nick way near abusing them item crisis to get more money from brussels, plymouth to build up of asylum seekers on the belly, russian polish border asi, smith and ocean speak to the human trafficker, he takes migrants into western europe and gave some exclusive insight into the shady business. they don't get caught germany, but they put them down an asylum centers. and after a while, they get permits because they photo id cards, so they can't be deported as german authority. don't know where they come from. and hundreds of care home workers protest in london after being told they will lose their jobs unless they get they can be job with similar threats being issued to in other countries. we put the story up for debate. we're not anti vaccine. you know, we can see the importance of having the fact. however, i think you're just going to different level when it compulsory express care workers could be immunized to. we have to be careful to not let coven, once again mass, a lot of the social issues that are going on. ah! hello there! good morning, just on 11 o'clock in moscow, you be darcy international. now, the escalating standoff over my gra

smith, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick.y start. no frost tonight. plenty of cloud around. mainly dry bonfire night. still outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland that are going to turn heavier as the night goes on, along with a strengthening wind. these are the temperatures going into saturday morning. so, for saturday, we're going to take some rain south across scotland, through northern ireland, into northern england — mainly to the west of the pennines — into wales. for the midlands, east anglia and southern england, a few showers but some patchy rain eventually heading in later afternoon and into the evening. brightening up with further showers in scotland and northern ireland. a windier day for all. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... three board members, including the chairman, of yorkshire county cricket club have resigned over the club's handling of racism experienced by one of its former players, azeem rafiq. greta thunberg joins thousands of young activists marching through the streets of glasgow — demanding