. >>> let turn to skyler olson, seor economist at zillow. welcome back, good to see you again. >> thanks for having me >> the one group that you're most concern about are those first-time buyers. why? what do you think is going on ere? >> yeah. the entry level housing market is where weaw kind of the most abrupt slowdown through this past home shopping season. now, tha doesn't -- you know, be honest, it's still a more housing market in general than, say, top-tier homes, but the change, moving from the beginning of the home shopping season where things were really still competitive to now where things have slowed down pretty significantly, right. existing home s on entry level housing have fallen off a lot and it's causing a little bit more inventory in that segment in the sense that things are ting longero sell. overall in august one out of every six listings on the market had an official price drop. ion here big sugge that demand is continuing to pull back despite low interest rates because really it's about then down pa fact that home valu

we, the jury, find the defendant brooke skyler richardson not guilty of child endangerment.further find the defendant did not cause serious physical harm to the alleged victim but that finding is not necessary as a matter of law. verdict 4, we, the jury, in the above case find the defendant brooke skyler richardson guilty of the offense of abuse of a corpse. ladies and gentlemen, are those the vertex of the jury? you may be seated. you are now discharged from your services. >> shepard: there you go. again, we laid out the case a few minutes ago and bob bianchi who has followed it closely, predict this was how it would go down. he looked at her quivering, knowing the background you gave us and that we read here, there's no happy ending here. >> there isn't but based on the evidence in the case, this is the right verdict. they don't know the cause of death, the statement. look at her on tv. this is the way she was giving her interview. av the statement is right. it wasn't enough to prove to 12 people beyond a reasonable doubt and may i add the defense team did an amazing job o

called skyler's cell phone. i said, hey, you're in trouble. you better be calling me right away. so i called her cell phone about ten times. i called mary again. >> again, mary told him to calm down. she said skylar was expected at work at 4:00. >> i said, we're not going to worry. i'll call them about 10 after 4:00, give her time to clock in, everything, see if she's there. >> but mary didn't get a chance to call wendy's. >> they called us first wanting to know if she was coming to work. >> was that a big moment for you? >> yeah. >> a few minutes later, there was another big surprise. a call from sheila. >> she said she had to tell me the truth. i said, well, what truth? she said, we snuck out last night. >> mary's heart fell. skylar had done that once before, gone on a late-night joyride with rachel and sheila. that time, they were caught for being out after the town curfew. now here was a worried sheila saying they had done it again. >> i said, where did you go? where is skylar? she said that skylar insisted

indicate the teen was happy the baby was gone and that she had gotten her figure back saying that skyler "my belly is back, oh, my god." if prosecutors told the jury that belly was her child, that belly was her daughter and most notably, prosecutors also pointed out that during the second police interrogation, skyler richardson admitted that she killed and burned her baby. if the defense that she was manipulated by detectives and that because she has a personality disorder where she tries to please authority figures, she simply told them what they wanted to hear. in the defense case was bolstered by the fact there was zero evidence the remains of the baby had been burned and medical examiners for the prosecution and defense testified there was no physical proof the baby was alive. the defense argued that for a conviction, you must have proof of life beyond a reasonable doubt. after the verdict, even prosecutors acknowledged that not having a cause of death or proof of life made for a very high bar. watch. >> i think that unfortunately that probably played a major factor in the outcome th

betsy skyler in albany at her dad's beautiful mansion, a beautiful brick mansion like this one. seven months later, hamilton finally gets what he always wanted, a field command. washington's orders. the light companies of the first and second regiments of new york will form a battalion under command of latour net corn -- lieutenant colonel hamilton. after the formation, though tenet colonel hamilton will join the core under the orders of colonel scammell. he is so happy. there will be four light infantry commanders we need to acquaint ourselves with. we know what alexander hamilton looks like. he works with the affirmation john laurens in this beautiful jeweled frame in the left. in the center is an illustration and on thehamel, right is ebenezer huntington, whose house we own. the complication here is that alexander scammell, in the middle, is the highest ranking officer killed during the siege. he is unfortunately killed in a surprise attack. he is shot in the back, winds up dying in williamsburg, and rights to ebenezer huntington to take over the light infantry or regimen. th

weald of architecture is all the buzz everyone is talking about the twists no not that twist between skyler the exhibition hall and its newest addition to the cast of force museum india norway it twice a seemingly impossible 90 degrees and was designed by stella architects in those. we thought of the amazing event i was in could also be the way to get from one side of the river to the other then once you're crossing the river when you get these new perspectives you're going to get some look over the river so search always this idea that we have the chance to give the world something that the life of the people of the future something that they don't already have and i think that power is the true power of architecture. the danish which was a broad his vision to life from the inside and outside as he moved through the structure the walls gradually become the feel one feeling and vice versa. even before it was open to the public his creation was the talk of the town. it seemed all curation was highly anticipated crown prince frederick of denmark and queen song year of no white both attended t

prosecutors said brooke skyler richardson, now 20, wanted to keep her perfect life which included planso go to college. they said that she hid her pregnancy and buried the baby in her family's back yard in 2017. she read as the judge read the not guilty verdicts on charges including aggravated murder and involuntary manslaughter. she was found guilty on one charge. >> verdicts form number four, we the jury find the defendant guilty of the offense of abuse of a corpse. >> richard's lawyers said the baby was stillborn and the teenager was sad and scared. she will be sentenced today. she's not expected to serve any jail time. >>> "the hollywood reporter" says "saturday night live" is adding three new members to the 45th season. the show's only asian american cast member joined the show last season as a writer. chloe feinman is a veteran of the groundlings improv group in los angeles. shane gillis is a standup comic. hours after nbc announced the new additions, a 2018 video of gillis using racial slurs about chinese people resurfaced. gillis apologized in a tweet. he said, "i'm happy to apo

>>ohio high school cheerleader who was acquitted of killing her newborn daughter skyler richardson waslty of abuse of a corpse on thursday. today a judge sentenced her to 3 years probation. she's going credit for time served to cover her 7 day jail sentence. if she violates the terms richardson could be sent to prison for a year. before the sentencing was handed down the 20 year-old apologize for what happened to her newborn daughter. >>i just wanted to say how sorry i was i can sometimes be selfish but i would like to think that i've become better than knowledge upset everyone and hurt so many people with what i've >>just weeks before graduating high her home and buried the child in her backyard. richardson's defense maintained that the baby was stillborn a jury found her not guilty on charges of murder and manslaughter. >>that's pushing to overturn president trump's order to divert military funds to the border wall. i'm bree jackson at the white house may have details coming up. >>8530 a brazen home invasion caught on camera in the east bay. why the so that early retirement we planne

>> the clearest one involves a guy named skyler colfax.in the 70s he did some things before he took office and they try to impeach him. the house judiciary committee said unanimously, you can only impeach for somebody and something which he did once he took office. jump forward 200 years, our congressional research service even for kavanaugh was nominated and trump was elected said nobody has ever been impeached solely on the basis of something he allegedly did before he took office, and jumping back 200 years, our old friend alexander hamilton said impeachment is reserved for violations of the public trust. no matter what he may have done 30 years ago, he should not be impeached. >> neil: there is the other case, and democrats comment on this where judge thomas porteous was removed from the bench by congress in 2010. i know it's a slightly different case but, what do you make of that? >> that was probably the exception which may or may not prove the rule but even here it was because there was deliberate misrepresentations made during the

no jail time for the former ohio high school cheerleader acquitted of killing her newborn daughteu skyler richardson was found guilty of abuse of a corpse yesterday today, a judge to sentence her to 3 years probation. she is getting credit for time served to cover her 7 day jail sentence. if she violates the terms which is and could be sent to prison for one year. before the sentencing was handed down today the 20 year-old apologized for what happened to her newborn daughter. >>i just wanted to say how sorry i was i can sometimes be selfish but i would like to think that i've become better than knowledge upset everyone and hurt so many people with what i've >>just weeks before graduating high school in may of 2017 richardson delivered a baby at her home and bury the child in her backyard. her defense maintained that the baby was stillborn a jury found her not guilty on charges of murder and manslaughter. >>if you're one of the 10's of thousands of people who said you wanted to go see them aliens well there's lawyers involved now to make sure this storm the people that storm area 51 event

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skyler mastro, an assistant professor of security studies at the edmund a. wilson school at georgetown university and american scholar at american enterprise institute. she's the author of "the cost of conversation, obstacles to peace talks in wartime." and she is currently working on a book about chan's challenges to u.s. primacy. next we hear from a senior fellow at hudson institute and adjunct senior fellow at the center for new american security and president and ceo of solarium llc, a defense consulting firm. he's previously served as president of the center for strategic and budgetary assessments in a department of defense's office of net assessment and on the personal staff of three secretaries of defense. he's the author of several books, most recently publishing "the declines of deterrents" earlier this year. our third panelist is dr. michael green who is a senior vice president for asia and japan chair at the center for strategic and international studies csis as well as director of asian studies at the edmund a. wilson school at georgetown univers

skyler's be morgan's. but gates will take the fame. the rivals and critics for washington include the famous doctor outside philadelphia, dr. benjamin rush, and many other powerful people like john adams. these three individuals are seen as the three who have the ear of washington. rush says come i think they are actually ruled by generals green, knox, and colonel hamilton. why do i want to mention the three of them? look at how hamilton is only a 20-year-old aide, and he is seen as influential as two senior generals in the american revolution. that says a lot about hamilton's leadership ability and the confidence washington placed upon him. we all know the general story of valley forge. here is washington's headquarters at valley forge. it is the isaac potts, he was a wealthy quaker who lived in philadelphia most of the time, this is his summerhouse. it only has one working fireplace in the main part of the house. built in 1773. and washington and his so-called family -- his family were his aides and his secretaries, not his biologica

now 20-year-old brooke skyler richardson acquitted of the most serious charges. her of aggravated murder, involuntary manslaughter, and child endangerment charges. prosecutors claiming richardson didn't want to be a teen mom, so when she gave birth alone at home in 2017 just days after her senior prom, prosecutors say she killed her daughter and buried her, never telling anyone. but the defense countering the baby was stillborn, playing a police interview where richardson described those moments. >> did you ever hear a cry or a whimper? were her eyes opened or closed? >> they were closed. >> reporter: when richardson went back tohe doctor to obtain birth control two months later, she told doctors what she had done. they called police. richardson was found guilty of abuse of a corpse. she'll be sentenced tomorrow and could face a year in jail. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to stephanie. >>> on the west coast, an instagram-famous dog allegedly stolen from his owner's san francisco apartment is back home safe and sound. >> that's great news. kel

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her name is skyler richardson and she was found guilty of abuse of a corpse on thursday.er to 3 years probation and she's getting credit for time served to cover her 7 day jail sentence. if she violates the terms richard can richardson could be central prison for a year. now before sentencing was handed down the 20 year-old apologized for what happened to her newborn daughter. >>i just want to say house as i am. >>can sometimes be selfish but i would like to think that i've become better than knowledge upset everyone and hurt so many people with what i've died. >>well just weeks before graduating high school back in may of 2017. richardson delivered a baby at her home and then buried the child in the backyard. richards, the defense team maintained the baby was stillborn a jury found her not guilty on charges of murder and manslaughter. pg e is reach billion settlement with 2 of 3 insurance companies over the 2017 wine country fires in last november's camp fire. this settlement is a turning point for the utility as it navigates chapter 11 bankruptcy. the tentative settleme

jennifer skyler, the chief comms head going into this ipo, she left the company.nham, head of business and financial operations as well. this company has sliced their valuation in half, maybe even to one-fourth of what it was. people actually don't even think it will go off this year, in 2019. they have some real issues on their hands. david: are ipos going to be slowing up now as concerns about who wins the election and all sorts of things start to weigh in, or are we going to see as many ipos? susan: given the poor performance of the likes of uber, lyft and wework failing to get their ipo off the ground, it hasn't been a successful year for everybody this year. i think the outliers are the successful ones like beyond meat and zoom communications. i would say for companies like this, this isn't even a tech company, by the way. it's a co-sharing office space and they are bleeding right now. companies that aren't making money, given that wework's losses are equivalent to their sales which are horrific accounting numbers, by the way, if you are losing money, i think

we start with doctor skyler who is an assistant professor of security studies at the edmund wilson school in georgetown university and resident scholar at the american enterprise institute. the author of the cost conversation, peace talks in wartime. and currently working on a book about china's challenge. next, we hear from doctor andrew petovich who is at the hudson institute and adjunct senior fellow for american security and ceo of a defense consulting firm. he previously served as president of the center for strategic and budgetary assessments, the department of defense's office of assessment and personal staff of secretaries of defense. the author of several books, most recently publishing the decline of deterrence. earlier this year. our third panelist is doctor michael greene, senior vice president for asia, japan, center for strategic international studies as well as director of asian studies at foreign service at georgetown university. we are overrepresented by georgetown university today. doctor green has authored numerous books and articles on east asia security including most