doctor richard smith, thank you.rts say america and its allies are seeking to agree on a cap on the price of russian oil. officials from the european union are expected to meet today, where they'll try to come to an agreement on a price. with any price cap effectively working as a form of sanctions against moscow in response to its invasion of ukraine. 0ur north america business correspondent michelle fleury has more. as it stands, the eu is set to halt the import of russian oil starting on december 5th and that promises notjust to hurt russia's huge oil business, but it also imposes painfully high prices on consumers who are already struggling with record inflation. we've had all of these forecasts about the knock on effect that will have on global growth. other powers are also facing similar dilemmas and hence this compromise which is being pushed for by us treasury secretary janet yellen and which will come in the form of this price talk. this price cap that we're talking about and the idea is simple below a certa

my name is richard smith and his last mortgage device. galka police. the police and i was wanting to put the more stop. i'm in order for the bas kit on last year. the problem where on the bottom one keyboard tension because collusion of last year was just curious, couple of splintered northwest them grain. some ocean lip square can be used for that is today is quite a community college, so you don't lose irritable. do all the usual as well. grades in zillow, any mobile metro position. and i mean, who brings me to filtering snows, cuz i live in this nation wide africa. this is not push the book sort of thing. it was a strong level and of course just but i still don't do that much. but or bonus joe has any instrument of someone gala but almost a minute ago kim was little boy and yes good boy. shot was that we will normal. so that will play ladia smith and jimmy lecture. way we're listening and you're still in probation. you deal law exposure to you guys give us ukrainian military uses oregon rocket systems to pelt a city with federal minus a single volle

. >> my name is dick smith, richard smith. i'm an ordinary citizen. when i, as you went through the early part, the really exciting and daring part of the wallace carroll story, it struck me. this happens here book talks from time to time, that exciting things like this and say, wall, this would make a great movie. this is cinematic material. so i don't know whether you've already addressed that, but also occurred to me that as you go on in the story, it gets lost darin, and it becomes more intellectual. more news for me, so forth. just your comments on the movie worthiness of the buck, and whether you would want any movie to cover the entire life rather than just some piece of it, what are your -- >> who's going to play path? well, i mean, sure. you know, it would be wonderful if that happened. i do think >> henry fonda would be perfect for the role. >> but i think that there is an adventure story there. the, if i were to do the book over again, i might just focus on what part of his life. it really was so many things that were substantial an interes

my name is -- smith richard smith. i'm ordinary citizen. now. when i as you went through the early part, the really exciting and derring do part of the wallace carroll struck me and this happens here at book talks here from time time that exciting things like this say well this would make a great movie you know this is really cinematic material so i don't know whether you've already addressed but it also occurred to me that you go on in the story, it gets derring do and it gets more well intellectual and more newsroom and so forth. so just your your comments on the movie worthiness, the book and whether whether you would want the book, any movie to cover the entire life rather than just, you know, some piece of or whatever. what are your who's going to play pat exactly. well, i mean, sure. i mean, it would be, you know, would be wonderful if that happened. but i do think that henry fonda be okay. but i do that there's an adventure story there. and the chair if were to do the book over again, i might just focus on one part of his life because. it

i think we can anticipate next year, richard norton smith publishing a key lengthy biography of gerald ford. it should come out hopefully in the summer. >> terrific! we've got a few questions in. i want to make sure we get a chance to answer some of them. the ford family -- this is the kind of question we get at the presidential library. are the family members involved with the library, the museum? and if so, how? >> they are! and even more involved after president ford passed away, and then after mrs. ford passed away in 2011. marty allen, who had been a longtime chairman of the ford foundation, stepped down about that time. jack ford then became the chairman of the ford foundation, and acted with activities at the library and the museum for about three years, and then steve ford took up that mantle for a while. jack ford is -- i'm sorry, mike ford is the chairman right now. so susan plays an important part. she was a sponsor of the uss gerald are forward. she is active with many of the programs that we had, exhibits that we do, they have been very supportive. the foundation has been

but like so many, i revere doris kerns goodwin and michael bech loss and richard norton smith and doug brink live, my friend who's here at the textbook festival today. they all make an important contribution to our history, and i wouldn't want to single out one or the other. you mentioned society earlier. i worked with hugh at "time" magazine. he was on the business side, he was on the editorial such, the church side verse the state side. but we came together on a partnership around a number of number of different programs. i think he was a particular influence to me. he was a writer of the presidential campaignsly, but he also became a very important historian by giving us a first draft of history, looking at those presidents in real time. i found his work available when he was alive, and i continue to find his work and archives valuable as a historian myself. he's absolutely right r. lyndon johnson almost reluctantly accepts the second spot on the ticket in 1960, knowing that he would have relatively little effect on the presidency as vice president. but he does so because he knows t

sheriff's detectives, richard lopez and ben smith, where at a california prison sitting right acrossd you in that case where that woman was killed who was pregnant? in hawthorne? later there was that other murder? >> i need a little bit more detail. >> you don't remember when we arrested you? usually people at least remember when i arrested them. >> nothing like that. >> c-styles was saying even less than he did back in 2001. so detective lopez gave it a try. he questioned a lot of gang members and he knew that sea styles had enemies in prison. >> you're 28 years old, and you're really tired looking over your back. because that's why you're in the whole. because you can't go in the main yard right? okay well, we're looking for some help in some cases. now one hand washes the other. if you tell us something that you remember, truthfully remember, and we can corroborate it. we can get you moved out of california. >> like, to wear though? >> arizona, illinois, tennessee. >> detective lopez assured c-styles that this wasn't your typical police interrogation. >> we didn't read to your mir

smith was giving concealed carry weapons permits in exchange for other favors. >> first of, all, these are not colonies these are minor indiscretions. these are not serious crimes by any stretch of the imagination. >> richard alexander is not affiliated with the case. he is an attorney that has practiced in the area for more than 50 years with experience contributing to the criminal justice advisory board. he is familiar with smith. >> she did not break to a glass ceiling, she broke to a steel ceiling and has done it for a long time. >> the guilty verdict coming down only days later. smith is now expected to return to court november 16. >> the judge will determine the appropriate sentence which under the law is removal from office. as to what ms. smith does next i don't know. >> when you have an erroneous rulings on matters of law, those will go straight up to the court of appeals. >> alexander says there is more evidence, proof he suggests to paint a different picture. additional indictments among several others accused in this bribery conspiracy scandal around concealed weapons permits remain. >> those trials will be upcoming in the next several months. those are criminal trials and the penalties for tho

richard alexander isn't affiliated with the case. he's an attorney who has practiced in the bay area for more than 50 years. experience contributing to the county's criminal justice advisory board. he's familiar with smith. >> she did not break through a glass ceiling. she broke through a steel ceiling and she's done it for a long time. reporter: after more than two decades as sheriff, smith retired monday. the guilty verdict coming down days later. smith is now expected to return to court november 16. >> the judge will determine the appropriate sentence. under the law, removal from office. as to what ms. smith does next, i don't know. >> you have erroneous rulings on matters of law, those are going to go straight up to the court of appeals. reporter: there is more evidence, proof that will paint a much different picture. additional criminal indictments against the undersheriff, james jensen and others accused in this bribery conspiracy scandal around concealed weapons permits remain. >> they will be upcoming in the next several months. those are criminal trials and penalties for those involved state prison. reporter: abc seven news. dan: new developments tonight with a car that was found buried in the

richard alexander isn't affiliated with the case. he's an attorney who has practiced in the bay area for more than 50 years. experience contributing to the county's criminal justice advisory board. he's familiar with smithak through a glass ceiling. she broke through a steel ceiling and she's done it for a long time. reporter: after more than two decades as sheriff, smith retired monday. the guilty verdict coming down days later. smith is now expected to return to court november 16. >> the judge will determine the appropriate sentence. under the law, removal from office. as to what ms. smith does next, i don't know. >> you have erroneous rulings on matters of law, those are going to go straight up to the court of appeals. reporter: there is more evidence, proof that will paint a much different picture. additional criminal indictments against the undersheriff, james jensen and others accused in this bribery conspiracy scandal around concealed weapons permits remain. >> they will be upcoming in the next several months. those are criminal trials and penalties for those involved state prison. reporter: abc seven news. dan: new developments tonight with a car that was found buried in the backyard of a mansio

richard frenzy. he successfully prosecuted former republican governor, bob mcdonald, only to see that conviction vacated by the supreme court. but, smith'sd is important to note, is a bit of a double edged sword. on one hand, he has a long history of working on cases that have been politicized, trump, and his allies, will no doubt use that to try and hurt his credibility, and paint him as biased, but, on the other hand, it means that jack smith has been in a lot of tough positions, like this one, before. when he took that public integrity unit joe back in 2010, the new york times asked smith if he considered politics one bringing prosecutions forward. he answered that question by saying, if i were the sort of person who could be cowed, i would find another line of work. joining us, matt miller, former spokesman for the justice department during the obama administration. matt, thank you for being here. it is great to talk to you about this and more. when reporting first, broke earlier this month, that the justice department was considering a special counsel for these trump cases, you tweeted out, that was unnecessary, inadvisable, and hop

smith operates. plus, the senate -- codify same-sex marriage into law. what is next for the bill in the house. first richard with the other big stories that we are tracking this hour at nbc nbc. richard? >> alicia, good sunday to. you free agent -- addendum junior was escorted off an american airlines flight in miami sunday. miami police say the flight crew noticed beckham going in and out of consciousness on board that flight. the flight crew called police out of concern for his health. he was removed without incident. thousands of civilians fled the ukrainian city of kherson today, russia launching heavy artillery attacks in the area. the exodus is just weeks after ukraine's military liberated the city from russian occupation. this comes on the 90th anniversary of the catastrophic famine engineered by joseph stalin. and over 25 million -- delay today during -- dozens of flights also canceled altogether. some 55 million americans planned to travel, at least 50 miles over the thanksgiving holiday. more american voices right after this break. stay fresh for weeks? now they can. downy unstopables in-wash scen

richard bilton, bbc news. paris has switched on its traditional christmas light display — this time, with an energy—efficient twist. it's part of a national effort to consume less electricity, as naomi choy smith bulbs will be turned off earlier every night and run a week shorter than usual, consuming half the amount of electricity as last year's display. i saw one of the signs said that they're using less electricity this year, which is really cool, and i think they also closed the road this year, which is incredible, so it's like they're sort of making these strides towards, i guess, greenerfuture, which is good to see. it's all part of what the french government because sobriety measures, aimed at reducing electricity used to avoid blackouts or shortages this winter and meet its climate targets. translation: these new schedules are a way for us to show solidarity, l to be thrifty, to be sustainable and environmentally friendly. it's a similar, subdued picture across europe. as russia's war in ukraine squeezes energy supplies and sends prices soaring. shops are also dimming displays and citizens are encouraged to turn down the heat, as europe tries to conserve energy without dimming the magi

richard owens, the suspect, identified as 32 year old charles short was captured a short time later. he's facing charges that include murder, kidnapping and robbery. grand jury has found former santa clara county sheriff laurie smith guilty on all six counts in her public corruption trial. that decision came down in a san jose courtroom just three days after smith retired as sheriff. the grand jury convicted smith of abusing her power by granting concealed weapons permits in exchange for campaign donations . that verdict followed a year long investigation. we are gratified. that the jury considered all of the evidence that we uncovered during a lengthy and detailed investigation. and found all of the allegations against the sheriff to be true. smith served six terms as sheriff, santa clara county's district attorney says the court decision is a victory for the u. s judicial system. no one is above the law. and that's a fundamental principle of our democracy that has been tested in the last several years by many political scandals, and i think something that we have reaffirmed in our community is that everyone is accountable under the law, and everyone should be treated equally under the law. since smith stepped do

if i were richard tice i'd be rubbing my hands the moment for reform partly because i mean they seem to be doing quite well anyway in the polls i think about 8% last week and mr. smith'st just express readers. those people are , you know, sent to write are, you know, sent to write a politics and i've got one more quick question for you, and that is somebody is particularly angry about is nigel farage are you saying the tories should be obliterated as a close watcher of nigel's movements? could things like this pre—empts a quicker return to frontline politics for him ? i would have politics for him? i would have thought it would actually . he's thought it would actually. he's been testing the waters quite lot in recent weeks and that's been going on social media, you know, asking people to rejoin movement and, you know , he's movement and, you know, he's obviously itching to get back , obviously itching to get back, would give him the perfect grounds for it. but the thing i would say, though, is people don't realise what a fragile position rishi sunak is in. you know, after the lizz truss debacle and you know, this is the sort of thing that could , the sort of thing th