. >> martin smith: syria, january 2011. the arab spring was sweeping across the region. >> thousands of demonstrators... >> a huge step towards democracy... >> smith: a new u.s. ambassador, robert ford, was just arriving in damascus. >> democracy taking place in a lot of these countries... >> demanding change, they're fed up... >> smith: at the time, it seemed syria's dictator would be next to fall. >> protesters in tahrir square drove hosni mubarak out of power... >> mubarak actually left power in cairo the weekend after i got there. and in my first meeting with bashar al-assad, i asked him point blank, "looks like kind of a difficult time for authoritarian regimes. what kinds of steps are you thinking of to get ahead of the problem?" and he kind of brushed it aside and said, "it'll never happen here." not three weeks after that meeting, the arab spring started in the haria market in damascus. >> the uprising of the syrian people was a secular one. one of its slogans was, "wahed, wahed, wahed." >> smith: one, one, one? >>

i shouldn't say this. >> smith: it's a free country. >> i understand, i understand.ut it's boasting, and i won't say it. >> smith: well, in terms of how much you made, you did very well? >> we did very well. i did better than i ever imagined. >> education stocks rallied today, including corinthian colleges. >> smith: in an otherwise flat market, for-profits had taken off. >> education stocks are moving to the head of the class today. >> $24 billion, that's how muh the biggest for-profit colleges took in last year in federally- funded student aid money. >> not just a job search; a journey. not just an interview. >> smith: for-profits were spending big money enticing students to sign up for loans. >> whatever your business card says, you're in the business of you. >> smith: at the time, ad costs rivaled those of multi-national brands. >> which university revolutionized education in america to reach the working learner? >> you thinking about going back to school? >> yes. >> excellent, what are you thinking about going for? >> smith: the industry also employed an army of

you get a sense that his wicket, steve smith's, could be crucial for wicket, steve smith's, could berucialfor england wicket, steve smith's, could be crucial for england in this opening session to come? that's right, john. steve smith is the world number one batsman for a reason and when he and shaun marsh came together, australia we re shaun marsh came together, australia were 76—4 and in deep trouble and they've continued this recovery into they've continued this recovery into the morning, that's what australian fa ns the morning, that's what australian fans will be hoping. he's really the key man as far as england are concerned. if they can get him early and get into this long australian tail, the next batsman in is tim paine, the wicket—keeper, who has scored one first—class century in his career so there's a long australian tail. getting steve smith out early is the key for england and that would give them a chance to work their way into a commanding position but certainly they will shortly resume on day three with the match intriguingly poised and nathan lyon, the australian of

ray smith in colorado, ray smith in maryland, in new jersey, in kansas.ray smith from colorado. they had the right name, right age, place of birth, had grown up without knowing any blood relatives. all this ray smith knew was his mother's name. according to his birth certificate was jerry. he was starting to sound a lot leek our ray. we asked if he'd submit to a dna test. he agreed. and there was no doubt. we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiance to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters. in a way his story too. >> i thought that the story itself was sad. it sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> so it was. and it began the sam way, too, when sheryly took him from jehri. except ray was turned over to a woman named anna lee brown, who named him jimmy brown. the only name he knew growing up. >> she had told me that she had adopted me. but i was also shipped around a lot from home to home because she had a lot of health problems from what i was told. >> he was neglected and often abused, bounced ar

plus, before the iron bowl, marty smith goes one-on-one with nick saban. derrick rose has to reevaluate his future in basketball. all coming up on espning. clock moves inside two minutes. flowers has a man. it is caught! darnell salomon! touchdown bulls! >> dusty: there's a discussion going on down on the field between linebacker pat jasinski and tre neal. clearly, a blown coverage. as salomon got left scot-free down the field and quinton flowers wasn't going miss him. nearly 500 passing yards for quinton flowers today to set a new south florida record. and now the two-point conversion to tie this game. a huge play. here we go. >> dusty: quarterback run game will be a big part of the red zone offense for south florida. >> adam: flowers looking. has a man. tie game! d'ernest johnson makes it 42-all. >> adam: for quinton flowers, he fooled the defense. all day to throw the football. quinton flowers works to his right. buys time, buys time. and d'ernest johnson works his way out. throws all the way right and then look at the eyes. he's going take it all the w

smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i am now pleased to yield three minutes to the ranking member on emerging threats and capabilities, the gentleman from long island, mr. langevin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. langevin: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i first like to begin by thanking chairman thornberry and ranking member smith and chairwoman stefanik for their tireless work on this bill. it's a good work product and i'm very proud to be associated with it and to be supporting it. i'd also like to thank the armed services committee staff for their contributions for another successful and bipartisan ndaa, and particular, lindsey, pete, kevin and nev. i want to recognize kathryn mitchell on my staff along with my two fellows, shawn and john, for their contribution and support. i am strongly support of the emerging threats portion of the ndaa. i want to congratulate chairwoman stefanik. this is her first ndaa as chairwoman. it was a pleasure working with her in a strong bipar

smith. mr. smith: thank you. thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i submitted my written testimony to the committee and other committees in the senate and house. i testified over the last three or four weeks. the written testimony is a record of the events of the breach at equifax is that occurred. i am here today to answer any questions you may have. thank you. sen. thune: thank you, ms. the -- ms. mayer. mayer: thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i have the honor and privilege of serving as the yahoos chief executive officer from july 2012 through the sale of the business in june of this year. as you know, yahoo! was a victim of criminal -- state-sponsored attacks on its systems, resulting in the theft of certain user information. we worked hard over the years to earn our users trust. i want to sincerely apologize to each and every one of our users. of this in learned late 2014, yahoo! promptly reported it to law enforcement and notified the user

smith off at her woodbine and that's where we are today.me to be at the site where he was last seen. so we're hoping to take a minute to remember him and to encourage people to continue looking for him. and this is a better look at general area where myth last seen. though the specific place is private property it's set pretty far back from the road. howard county police say they have conducted a large scale land and air search of this area, including some nearby farmland, woods and a pond. police say at this point they have found no evidence of foul play but they are considering every possibility. now as far as those two women that smith was apparently coming here to meet, they are not here tonight they are not in this crowd. i did want to get in touch with them, but family says that police have asked them not to name them at this point. we're going to have much more on this story coming up on fox5 at ten and 11. for now we're live in howard county, lindsay watts. the us navy continues to investigate a deadly plain accident that killed thr

smith. >> thank you mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i submitted my written testimony as well as to other committees in both the senate and the house and i have testified before over the past three, four weeks. that written testimony is the record of the events of the breach at equifax that occurred and i'm here today tore answer any questions you may have. senator thune: thank you, mr. smith. >> chairman thune, ranking member nelson and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i have the honor and privilege of serving as yahoo!'s executive office since 2012. yahoo! is a victim of criminal tate-sponsored attacks on user information. we earned our users' trust. these attacks happened during my tenure and i apologize. when yahoo! learned about the attacks, yahoo! prompted to law enforcement and notified users who were directly impacted. we worked closely with law enforcement and f.b.i. who were abl

. >> patricia smith has definitely had some worries.-month-old with two different men. >> shows him three times. >> smith was given probation after pleading guilty to drug possession. when she entered a methadone clinic for treatment, things only got worse. >> i probably started using the methadone and cocaine together when i was about 6 1/2 months pregnant, trying to sneak around and do it without nobody knowing about it, but that didn't work out so well. >> smith arrived at louisville metro eight months pregnant. >> it hit me that, yeah, i am eight, nine months pregnant, about to have a baby. what have i done to her? what is she going through? make sure that you bring the baby on saturday so i can see her. >> when she went into labor, smith learned the realities of giving birth while incarcerated. >> they shackled me. i had the cuffs on my legs and my hands. i was handcuffed going into the hospital. they put me in a wheelchair while i did my paperwork, handcuffed to the wheelchair. and so, i was in there by myself with a bunch of stra

you know who turned me on to sam smith?y. >> come on, everybody. >> sam, welcome. good to have you here. >>> let's start with your news at 8:00. president trump arrived overnight in beijing, while keeping his focus on china's neighbor and ally, north korea. peter alexander with the president. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. for president trump, this is the most crucial stop of his five-nation asian tour, arriving here to a red carpet welcome. late today, president trump and the first lady, enjoying a tour around the forbidden city. the two couples enjoying dinner together. president trump called out china and russia by name, urging them to join forces to isolate the brutal north korean regime. president trump with a stern warning to the erratic dictator, kim jong-un. calling him a deranged tyrant. saying he is leading a cult. the president did try to pull off a surprise visit to the fortified demilitarized zone. it was foiled by fog. marine one forced to turnaround. one other note here, china b

smith? >> i think with respect to the equifax incident is that the credit reporting database was not in fact compromised. i would have to think about whether it would present -- >> so you're the one that started off by saying it provides critically important benefits, the breach of 145 million you don't think has a systemic impact? >> i think the risk would be able to be managed but i think it would be something that would need to be actively managed. >> is that a yes or no to systemic impact? it could be managed. a lot of things managed -- >> i'm not prepared to say it would have a systemic impact but i would like to think that through. >> could you in the next week let me know -- >> how would you define if it's a systemic impact? >> 145 million sounds systemic to me. one fifth that does. most of us or our family members have faced -- these result expe three of the most complained about companies to the cfpb. would it make sense to prevent the consumer reporting agencies from collecting new

do you know who turned me on to sam smith?on daly. >> come on, everybody. come on. >>> let's start with your news at 8:00. president trump arrived in beijing while keeping focus on north korea. peter alexander traveling with the president. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. for president trump this is the most crucial stop of his five-nation asian tour arriving here to a red carpet welcome. late tonight president trump and the first lady enjoying a tour around the forbidden city alongside president xi and his wife. the two couples enjoying dinner together tonight. earlier today in south korea, president trump called out china and russia by name, urging them to join forces to isolate the brutal north korean regime. president trump with a stern warning to the erratic dictator kim jong-un calling him a deranged tyrant saying he is leading a cult t. warning said do not underestimate us and do not try us. the president did try to pull off a surprise visit to the fortified demilitarized zone, the dmz. but

i give you carlos greer, elizabeth wagmeister and bevy smith. are today's top stories that matter. let's start with a major shake-up at the daytime show "the talk." their search for a new

melancholy man bridges singer sam smith talked about his new album of tear jerkers . and controversial concepts feelings are running high about a plan you concert hall in munich. and some parts of europe it's already snowing ski resorts are celebrating the earliest snow falls by opening the slopes week weeks in advance if you need new skis you can buy them off the shelf as normal or you can create them yourself in a small town and varia you can make skis that fit like a girl off because right about seven on our viewers they say you don't need any know how and everybody can make their all skis in just two days. winter sports reigns supreme on the super spits germany's highest mountain close to the austrian border at altitudes over two thousand meters the twenty kilometers of slopes have natural snow for six months of the year offering enthusiastic splendid conditions for downhill racing. but if you want to really stand out from the crowd you can build your own snowboard or skis like these. participants in a two day workshop in far one near the bavarian town of garmisch

and i'm larry smith. get started with a check of your forecast and stormwatch-7 meteorologist - rain ending; clouds give way to some sun later today - unseasonably cool week ahead - next best chance for rain next saturday today: cloudy becoming partly cloudy. unseasonably cool. highs: 48-52 winds: n 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. lows: 36-41 winds: n 5-10 mph tuesday: partly cloudy. unseasonably cool. highs: 49-53 winds: n 5-10 mph breaking news happening right now in iran. emergency officials confirm the death toll is rising after a magnitude 7.point.3 quake. it happened right on

new, calling all will smiths. the well-known actor is creating a band of brothers for a secret project. listen to this -- >> what i need is everybody out there named will smith, i need you to look down and respond to netflix below. i can't do it myself. i need you to help me out. >> smith is promoting his upcoming movie "bright" on netflix. not clear what he wants all the will smiths to do. netflix is responding to every tweet. when one william smith asked are we building a will smith army, netflix replied, "maybe." >>> taylor swift is bringing her "reputation" tour to philadelphia. the bigger a fan you, are the more likely you are to get tickets to the show. ♪ in the middle of the night in my dreams ♪ >> the singer performed on "saturday night live" over the weekend. the ten-time grammy award winner announced that she will play her "reputation" stadium tour at the linc on july 14th. tickets go on sale in december. your chance of getting a ticket improves in you're part of ticketmaster's verified fan system. you n

so the big question for the smiths was should they uproot their family and move to colorado? moving was not an option? >> i would say it was always an option but it was way off. >> what did you do? >> we chose to fight. we chose to fight. >> reporter: fighting meant lisa smith would have to get the virginia general assembly to completely change the way they thought about marijuana and convince them to change a state law. she knew she couldn't do it alone. >> so at age of 14, she has nothing left. if she was your child, what would you do? >>> coming up -- call them a band of mothers fighting fear of the unknown. can they change minds and the law? >> did anybody say, well, that's crazy, 'cause it's never gonna happen? >> oh, yeah. all the outsiders said, no way, it will never happen. you say marijuana and they are like -- [ gasping ] hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? armless bowling. ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. then moisturize

steve smith resumes on 6a not out. easy task as they found out. andy swiss is at the gabba, we hope he is the gabba. you get a sense don't you, steve smith's which it could be a crucial one in this opening session noes that is right. steve smith is the world number one batsmen for a reason. when he and shaun marsh came together, a study were 76 — four and indeed trouble. they have continued this recovery, that is what strength and are hoping. he is the key man, if they can get him early and get into the long australian tail, the next batsmen in is the wicketkeeper who scored one first—class century in his entire career. it is a long struggle entail, getting steve smith out early is the key as far as england is concerned. that will give them a chance to work their way into a commanding position. they will resume shortly here at day three with the met intriguingly poised. this chilly off—spinner agrees that things are finely balanced. the game is in the balance, i think england bowled very well to take for early wickets.

smith's column ran in new york newspapers for 33 years and was syndicated in dozens of others.n her conversation with abc news a few years ago, she compared the celebrities of today with those of a bygone era. >> old studios as much as they were criticized were like finishing schools and what they produced was a phalanx of stars that have only now just begun to die out. so we worshipped those people and they were worth worshiping. when you said greta garbo, everybody knew who you meant and she didn't have to be explained in six lines. >> smith famously said gossip is just news wearing a red dress and running ahead of the pack. liz smith was 94 years old. >> she had a way with words, indeed. >>> we are learning details about a smoking backpack that caused chaos and shut down the airport terminal in orlando. passengers started scrambling and running over each other to get to safety on friday and ricardo perez, you see him there, the tsa agent, an army veteran jumped into action fearing it was an explosive device. >> i looked at it, picked it up and i was already close to it. i fi

smith: thank you. we do know that certainly the very sophisticated estates and owners of estate plan around it. i am sensing from this discussion, there's things -- there seems to be an entitlement to take large portions of estate and give it to the federal government. ms. noemsy, after comments, we should not be doing that around the country cutie it has a negative effect on farms and ranches and small businesses , as well. many of these operations cannot simply sell off a portion of their operation and have a viable operation to continue. mindo keep these folks in rather than trying to overly -- overlyg this simplified this argument, that can be disputed as well. i yield back. you are recognized to speak on the minute. you -- itime to miss yield time. tax,is is a silver spoon or the wealthiest children of this country. noam, i am sorry that your father died, but it has been 22 years since your father's accident, and while his death may have triggered the estate tax in 1994 when the exemption was $600

please welcome doctor carter smith. [applause] >> thank you for being here. this is, as a professional academic and no longer practitioner, this is a very large audience. we get large classes antes with dozens and sometimes more than 100 students but when we go to academic conferences that are envious of us going to there are often more people under side of the podium and that side of the podium. i don't even know why we go but we do. one of the things people ask is how i got interested in the topic so i will put that there but before i respond i would have to thank the organizers and volunteers of the southern book festival, national public library and middle tennessee state university, go blue raiders, especially terry whitesize and our chair for providing the environment and encouragement for this book. the book was 25 years in the making and while not necessarily a labor of love it was an indenture. i got interested in the topic -- i knew i should have brought the book. three days, not understanding why i missed this. i got interested in the topic beginni

we asked a security guard for david smith. >> can you contact him for me? >> icon tact him. >> you don't know where he is? >> i don't. report roar mid afternoon and a crew arrived to take banquet equipment out of the haul and no a truck. now abrams has made other plans while the guard says he's seen others here with questions about those locked doors. >> people here have given some money to some folks inside here. >> um-hmm. >> have you seen folks around. >> yeah. >> folks have given money for banquets and the place looks like it's closed. >> yeah. i heard about it. >> reporter: yeah others in the neighborhood other workers say they've heard about this as well. so abrams put down 550 bucks and a new banquet haul her shower will go on this weekend. meanwhile other haul owners are showing up here trying to pick up some new business. live in west philly, i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. >> thank you very much, jeff philadelphia police are looking for pair of robbers who they say are targeting phone stores in the northeast section of the city. police say it happened

new york news day's liz smith. makes her living out of other people's private lives and casual chitchat. but as judd rose discovered in a business known for bitchiness, she's not only universally read but universally liked. >> reporter: the most widely read gossip columnist, it is her job to take you inside. tonight a party for madonna where liz gets material from the newly-brunette material girl. >> does this mean that blonds don't have more fun? >> no, absolutely not. i always have fun no matter my hair color. >> i like gossip. i have a lot of philosophical ideas about gossip, what it means. i think it's important. it's cathartic, it's good for you, makes you live longer. it's a release. >> reporter: liz is in fact now one of the highest-paid columnists of any kind anywhere. >> honey, i won't tell a soul. >> reporter: she jumped to news day after 15 years at another new york tabloid, the daily new she also cut a deal to appear on "personalities", the nationally syndicated tabloid tv show. >> what else happened wh

smith was unaware of all of this. smith went on furlough, went on leave for ten days to take care of a sick relative. all of a sudden, these orders come down, and butler's chief of staff happened to be in washington. and heard what was happening. and tipped off the general that he was about to get in practicality demoted. butler goes to visit grant, and confronts him with this alleged order, and grant says, oh, no, no, no. i don't want this at all. in fact, i want to give you the 19th corps when it comes up from the gulf and expand your responsibility. no, that's not it at all. well, baldy smith catches wind of something going on. he comes down. rolands tells smith, hey, you've got to go see grant. and grant says, you're out. you're done. go home. and ben butler emerges -- retains an expanded command. and there's a lot of controversy about how that happened. how did it go from butler having -- orders actually -- i can't remember the name of the special order -- or the number of the special order. but special order 225

smith was 141 not out, cheered that the rafters.ny better in a torrid final session, 70—2 as is gillian‘s paceman piled on the pressure. joe root was thankfully unhurt, and cullen to the close but england are up against that. it was such a final dramatic session, a torrid one. the paceman was steaming in, the crowd were getting on their back, good old —fashioned ashes cricket. mark stallman and joe root clung on until the close and stuart broad believes that could prove very significant. crucial. you cancel easily lose four or five wickets and that is the test match gone. for someone wickets and that is the test match gone. for someone who has bowled in those periods there is just wonderful times the bowl, yourfresh and have had 125 overs, you can charge in and you can't really lose anything in our sole i think obviously a bit disappointed to lose two wickets but as i say it could have been a lot worse. early on there was no doubting the start of there was no doubting the start of the show, a brilliant innings from the show, a brill

it all made liz smith the highest paid print smith in the country.al gossip columnist. how about that. there you go. the chronicle lure of presidents. liz smith. and how to work around your uc. that's how i thought it had to be. but then i talked to my doctor about humira, and learned humira can help get and keep uc under control... when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations and ask your gastroenterologist if humira may be right for you. with humira, control is possible. we're on a mission t

. >> that caused nerve damage to david smith's legs. and eyes going from light to dark. >> it takes me longer to adjust to the change. >> smith takes extra care getting around because of the risk of falls. >> they see what falls could do every day. broken bones to bruised lungs and broken ribs but mostly head injuries and bleeds around the brain most can be avoided with common sense moves, check your medications and check your vision and make sure they don't cause dizziness and make sure your home is as safe as possible. and identify the hazards. >> some of our throw rugs were not secure. if you hit is wrong it could go out from under you. >> there are strong grip matts and hand holds and matts in the shower. and dogs are kept way as much as possible. and the smith put in extra railings and more lighting over the basement steps. >> the bottom stair is not well lit. if you can't see it well you might miss it. they made another big move. my wife threw away all the ladders. >> we have had a half dozen friends that have fallen off of ladder

plus, before the iron bowl, marty smith goes one-on-one with nick saban. derrick rose has to reevaluate his future in basketball. all coming up on espning. clock moves inside two minutes. flowers has a man. it is caught! darnell salomon! touchdown bulls! >> dusty: there's a discussion going on down on the field between linebacker pat jasinski and tre neal. clearly, a blown coverage. as salomon got left scot-free down the field and quinton flowers wasn't going miss him. nearly 500 passing yards for quinton flowers today to set a new south florida record. and now the two-point conversion to tie this game. a huge play. here we go. >> dusty: quarterback run game will be a big part of the red zone offense for south florida. >> adam: flowers looking. has a man. tie game! d'ernest johnson makes it 42-all. >> adam: for quinton flowers, he fooled the defense. all day to throw the football. quinton flowers works to his right. buys time, buys time. and d'ernest johnson works his way out. throws all the way right and then look at the eyes. he's going take it all the w

smith was 94. a al roker tweeted, "i worked with the amazing liz smith during my time at wnbc. she was nothing short of fabulous. she passed away at 94, and with her a piece of new york." rob lowe tweeted, "i loved liz smith, smart and funnen. gossip from the high road." >>> roy moore says that reports that he had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl are fake, and a suit will be filed in response. moore assured supporters yesterday that the story was a desperate attempt to stop his political campaign. this weekend on "meet the press," senator pat toomey continued his push for moore to drop out of the race. >> we've got a 40-year-old allegation that is unprovable probably. and despite that, many of us are suggesting that the preponderance of the evidence seems to support the accuser. many of us -- i'll speak for myself -- would prefer for roy to step aside. >> moore is in a race for the senate seat vacated by jeff sessions. the "washington post" story quoted four women and cited numerous other sources. >>> according to a report in the "new york post," "wonder woman" star gal g

smith of nebraska. mr. smith no. ms. jenkins. ms. jenkins no. mr. paulson. mr. paulson no. mr. hmerchant no. ms. black. ms. black no. mr. reed no. mr. kelly. mr. reneesi, no. mr. meehan is no. mr. kind aye. mr. passkrel, yes. mr. crowley aye. mr. higgins, aye. ms. sewel aye. ms. chu, aye. mr. johnson. 15 yays and 24 noes. >> mr. johnson. >> no. >> mr. nunes. >> no. >> mr. teaberry. >> no. >> mr. rikert. >> no. >> mr. rascome. >> no. >> mr. buchanan. >> no. >> mr. smith of nebraska. >> no. >> ms. jenkins no. mr. paulson no. mr. marchant no. ms. black. >> no. >> mr. reed. >> no. >> mr. kelly. >> mr. reneesi no. mr. mee mhan no. ms. gnome, no. mr. holding no. mr. smith of missouri. >> no. >> mr. rice. mr. rice no. mr. shwikert no. mr. bishop no. mr. neil yes. mr. levin yes. mr. lewis yes. mr. doget yes. mr. larson yes. mr. blumenhaur aye. mr. kind aye. mr. passkrel yes. mr. crowley aye. mr. davis aye. ms. sanchez aye. mr. higgins. mr. higgins aye. ms. sewel aye. ms. dellbene aye. ms. chu aye. chairman brady no. >> i was unavoidably detained and missed the first vote and i would li

steve smith was notjust a century but the batting masterclass.y ended australia where 26 ahead and smith 141 not out, cheered to the rafters. now for england's openers to steady the ship oi’ england's openers to steady the ship or not. a hug from alastair cook in stark reels in. it did not get any better in a torrid final session. james vince next, 17—2 as australia's pace men piled on the pressure. horrible woman forjoe root thankfully unhurt with mark stallman clinging on the close but england are up against that. it was such a final dramatic session, a torrid one. the paceman was steaming m, torrid one. the paceman was steaming in, the crowd were getting on their back, good old —fashioned in, the crowd were getting on their back, good old—fashioned ashes cricket. mark stallman and joe root clung on until the close and stuart broad believes that could prove very significant. crucial. the council easily lose 45 wickets and that is a test match gone. for someone who has bowled as period it is a wonderful time to ball, you have a brand—new ball an

liz smith has died. the dame of smith, she spent decades chronicling the highs and lows of society in the daily news and new york post. smith spent more than a decade on wnbc here in new york winning an emmy for her work. al roker tweeted, i was fortunate enough to work with liz smith. she was nothing short of fabulous. he last minute. time to break these bad boys out no i have a couple of things to wash we got this- come on. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great 6x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle let's go did you just get up uh-huh it's got to be tide ♪ ♪ hi ted, glad you could join us! ♪ ♪ give it a try. mmm. give that to me. ♪ ♪ (laughing) ted? ♪ ♪ hey, need fast try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. baa baa black sheep, have you any wool? no sir, no sir, some nincompoop stole all my wool sweaters, smart tv and gaming sy

live at the airport, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, drew. some travelers are heading home by bus today. nbc 10 was it at the bus stop where a bus from new york to d.c. stopped to pick up passengers and drop off others. >>> the location of a stabbing in center city gave philadelphia police the upper hand responding to the crime. take a listen. >> two people that knew each other, one stabbed the other. incredibly this occurred right in the shadow of a police district. >> two officers were gassing up their cars just outside the police station at 21st street just before 1:00 this morning. they heard the two men fighting, and then one of the men yelling that he'd been stabbed. the officers rushed over and arrested the 57-year-old attacker. the victim went to the hospital in critical condition. a shooting in the city's logan neighborhood has left a man in critical condition as well. philly police tell us somebody shot the 31-year-old in his neck and arms. gunfire left the car riddled with bullets. the victim is now receiving treatment at einstein

melancholy man british singer sam smith talked about his new album of tear jerker. and controversial concepts feelings are running high about a planned new concert hall in munich. and some parts of europe it's already snowing ski resorts are celebrating the earliest snow falls by opening the slopes week weeks in advance if you need new skis you can buy them off the shelf as normal or you can create them yourself in a small town in bavaria you can make skis that fit like a girl off the cars run about seven on our viewers and they say you don't need any know how and everybody can make their own skis in just two days. winter sports reign supreme on the super spits your. highest mountain close to the austrian border at altitudes over two thousand meters the twenty kilometers of slopes have natural snow for six months of the year offering enthusiastic splendid conditions for downhill racing. but if you want to really stand out from the crowd you can build your own snowboard or skis like these. participants in a two day workshop in far one near the bavarian town of garmis

buttercup was still in the car, but smith didn't notice the absence of biscuit until later. and low for biscuit, i'm looking for buttercup and i can see in her eyes that she's trying to tell me something but she can't talk and i'm like, 'where is biscuit, buttercup?! where is biscuit?'" that's where this yellow truck comes in.the manager at guadlajara helped smith and her husband check the tapes from the time her car was in the parking lot.the truck parks nearby, and eventually moves to the other side of the parking barrier - presumably for a getaway position.the man stands around smith's car for about fifteen minutes, then quickly jumps the barrier and the truck takes off."it's not just a dog. it's a person that belonged to us and we want him back."the family has reported the dognapping to police, and melissa has made contact with another woman who also had flyers posted about her missing dog. "she lost her dog jingles in the same exact area, so i contacted her and she texted me back and she still hasn't found her pup." melissa calls the whole thing a horror story, and is h

for paul smith ba nsal the collection for? for paul smith bansal rem fans of both? think there's a lot of crossover, most definitely. i would love for it to have an appeal to a younger generation as well. that is part of the reason we decided to kind of put so the reason we decided to kind of put so much energy behind this 25th anniversary release. i think a lot of people might know the hits of rem but to place it in the context of an album and to be able to see that body of work and to be able to present it along with these beautiful scarves, or along with the new package, the new presentation. behind the shops, you've got to get their products into the shops and do international trade, what are your concerns of alex hughes your business? obviously, we have no idea how that word is going to affect us. i can't even say the word that begins with the, that we are so bored with listening to. but let's wait and see. we have offices in milan and paris this and tokyo and new york london, so we are an international company so instead of buying about it weird is going to do

smith will resume on 64. his team 165-4, smith will resume on 64. stage aside and 76—4, so a real the's innings to revive his side. it has been a topsy—turvy match so far. the men from switching either way. what an enthralling second day we had at the gabba. the pendulum has swung, but it has ended with honours pretty much even. england's begun the day in a decent position, batting really well for an hour and a half, but then it all went wrong. they lost their last six wickets for just 56 runs in barely an hour. 302 all out at lunch. australia seem very much in the ascendancy. but then the english bowlers help them fight back, stuart broad taking the first wicket. australia subsided to 76-4 at first wicket. australia subsided to 76—4 at one stage, but then her recovery thanks to his captain steve smith and shaun marsh. they guided australia through to 105—4 at the close, so another day of fluctuating fortunes, but the match is intriguingly poised going into day three. sri lanka were dismissed for 205 in their first sri lanka were dismissed for 205 i

fallon smith is here with sports. >> reporter: fallon smith here. the 49ers came into sunday 0-9. worst start in franchise history. so getting a win was important to everyone in santa clara. the game took on a different for goodwin. he blew a kiss to the sky and dropping to his knees in prayer and overcome with emotion. he and his life morgan lost their baby boy due to complications of pregnancy. his wife had to pre maturely deliver the baby at 4:00 a.m. this morning. i couldn't imagine going through that and playing a game on the same week. as for the game, finally first win of the season. let's show you how they did it. 49ers and the giants. second quarter new york got 6-3 until this. c.j. beathard airs it out and it is right in the picnic basket of goodwin. 83-yard touchdown. as we mentioned earlier, goodwin overcome with emotion. new york goes up 13 to ten. san francisco will not be outdone. beathard finds cellar. third quarter now, third and two for the giants. manning looking for sterling shepherd and oh my goodness, makes the one handed grab. what a play there. giants later

is his second album the creation of a somewhat older more mature or sam smith. i feel like the first album was basically like a gin and tonic with your friends talking and gossiping about boys and this album is a bit deeper and darker it's me singing with myself and and i. costing myself you know how do i feel living in the world right now how do i feel as a gay man living in the world right now. if there's new music creates as much of a sensation as before this time at least you'll be prepared. i mean will be on to europe next year well i'm sure he would love to perform in a concert whole like one plan the new nick austin architects beat thirty top companies to get the contract the series of praise their design but many of those not so sure. this is the long awaited design for meek's new clients and hold the jury's decision was almost unanimous but the reaction of many visitors to the competition exhibition has been one of bewilderment what is this building. and in my my a pyramid or something like that out of the gibson there's one like it in the glen like mus

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. >> themed gossip columnist liz smith has died. known as the dame of dish, smith spent decades chron consolidating the highs and lows of new york society. writing about it for the new york daily news and the post among other papers. smith spent more than a decade on wnbc here in new york winning an emmy award for her work in 1958 and she became a champion for those who couldn't read, raising $37 million for the cause of adult literacy. liz smith was 94 years old. >> there is a new feline queen ruling the internet. the two-faced cat from argentina has two different colorings on her face and over 42,000 followers. that is not confirmed whether she is a true camera, the condition she's named after which an organism is composed of different zygotes before birth, or a calico cat having two different colors. the fans are happy the owner is there to capture the cuteness. so cool to see that image there. you can see how she has so many followers. >> that is the cool est cat i've ever seen. my goodness. time for our first check of the weath