. >> previously on scandalous, the trial of william kennedy smith. >> we had three women we wanted to testify that had done the same thing to them. i filed what's called a motion. the court denies the motion. >> of william kennedy smith was sitting here right now. >> if he didn't rape her, i would spit in his face. >> how much were you paid by current affairs. >> 25,015,000 for the second interview. >> he raped me and i thought he was going to kill me. i recognized my own shortcomings. i recognize that i alone am responsible for them. i am the one who must confront them. dispersed throughout the trial, various kennedy family members spoke to not only the night in question, but also the trauma of the kennedys past the mackie wasn't a defendant accused of rape, he was basically representative of a kennedy family sitting in that trial and they skillfully exploited that to remind the jurors of who they were to try to give him the benefit of the doubt, whether that was deserved or not. >> there are 21 children in the kennedy family who do not have a father. those who do not have a father ,

on september 11, 2018 we reached out to william kennedy smith as well.a response. 30 years ago i was judged by a jury of my peers. they deliberated for 77 minutes before quitting me of the charges. fox news now seeks to imply that i was not barely tried or have some how escaped justice or if your network airs a program that promotes slander, i will prosecute those to the fullest extent of the law. >> sincerely, will smith. >> i don't think it's been a burden on him. i think it's been a little bit of a distraction. he waited till he was 50 to get married. you can draw your own conclusions from that. now he has a wife and two little kids and a great life and it all worked out. >> there's no question attitudes have changed a lot since 1991. we live in a new world now. it was a different time, different place, there was no me to it and the pendulum, more often than not, swung to the man inside. >> he's womanizing, sharing marilyn monroe with his brother and cruelly discarding her, ted kennedy left a young woman to die and then felt sorry for himself because

>> sara: i didn't focus on william smith, let me say. i focused a little bit more on john and abigail together in that chapter. you raised this question essentially of what we talk about as the odyssey. how could a good god let bad things happen to good people. and there are a couple of different ways that theologians, and worshipers think about this in the period. some of them believe this is something that's understandable from a biblical point of view. so original sin means you are going to have some bad things happen because of it later on. it also is kind of the language of providentialism is coping language. it's therapeutic, so it's the idea that every time you have some kind of set back, or every time there's a bout of call ru, or a famine or your ship is lost at sea, or someone in the family dies of alcoholism, something a tragedy great or small, whatever the adams's had happen in their family circle, they had this guiding idea that providence would still heal them. a lot of early americans talk about this as a school of afflict

. >> previously on scandalous, the trial of william kennedy smith. >> we had three women we wanted toalled a motion. the court denies the motion. >> of william kennedy smith was sitting here right now. >> if he didn't rape her, i would spit in his face. >> how much were you paid by current affairs. >> 25,015,000 for the second interview

todo el mundo estaba mira quien es, este el mero peta pero william smith.illo que serÁ la mala. francisca: era una pelÍcula muy buena y la gente la ha estado esperando porque fue un super Éxito. ellos estuvieron grabando en la ciudad de miami. imagÍnate que yo iba para el salÓn y no encontraba por dónde entrar y tenÍa mi cita lista para la ciar mi cabello. raÚl: la rebeldÍa capilar. francisca: mis antepasados. el caso es que una pelÍcula muy esperada y will es un hombre amado en todo el mundo por su calidad de actor y por su calidad humana. lo hemos tenido aquÍ en la casay ustedes ya lo han visto de que es amigo de nosotros. raÚl: yo voy a invitar a tu boda. francisca: vamos a cambiar de tema y hablemos de estoporque todos tenemos whatsapp. y la nueva actualizaciÓn restringirÍa las capturas de pantalla en los chat. whatsapp no para de actualizarse y creo que es la clave de mantenerse vigente y ahora trae un sistema de mensajerÍa instantÁnea con funciones de seguridad y en su intento por la forma de compartir mensajes. ahora que permitirÁ que puedas hacer ca

i would like to thank samuel williams and james smith for staffing this meeting. do we have a motion to excuse supervisor brown? >> so moved. >> mr. clerk. mr. clerk that motion is adopted without objection. >> please make sure to silence cell phones. documents should be submitted to the clerk. items will appear on the april 2 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, mr. clerk. please call item one. >> resolution affirming the board of supervisors per visor commitment to addvensment of racial equity and in the city and county programs policies and veryises in the city programs and policies and services. >> due to supervisor brown's absence i make a motion to continue to the call of the chair. we will take public comment. are there any members of the public who wish to testify? seeing none, public comment is closed. can we continue this item to the call of the chair without objection? thank you. please call item two. >> item two a hearing to inquire into the circumstances surrounding the retroactive nature of the board of supervisors' appr

smith reporting. >> dana: attorney general william barr says a verge of the mueller report will be reversed to the public, explaining the portions redacted will be color coded to indicate why. he was also asked about the fbi's conduct with regard to the original russia probe. >> i am reviewing the conduct of the investigation and trying to get my arms around all the aspects of the counter intelligence investigation that was conducted during the summer of 2016. obviously, if there's a predicate for an investigation, it will be conducted. >> dana: joining me now, columnist for the wall street journal. if you read him as i do, every tuesday, this is an issue that you've been talking about for a long time. the original fbi involvement, the conduct. were you not surprised to hearing that the attorney general is looking into it? >> it's comfortable. we know the inspector general is looking into it. i assume hef waiting for counsel to come out with his report. i think mr. barr said it will be within a matter of week. he has three reports. one of them is the fisa application. isn't it amazing, all the people tha

joseph smith is now charged with his murder. >>> attorney general william barr, back on capitol hill today for a bget hearing that included a lot of questions about the special counsel's report but it was barr's comments about a separate topic that caused a news alert. he used the word "spying" into the trump campaign. blayne is at the white house to bring understand to date. ubd the attorney general say when thec might see that mueller report? >> reporter: hopefully sometime next week, pat. that's what hesaid, slightly different than the guidance he said yeerday, within the next week. every one is holdg onto the attorney general's word for when the report would be made public. he's getting a lot of attention for something else he said today. attorney general william barr again on capitol hill facing question esabout mueller's report. ndd the beginnings of the russia probe what he calls possibleor unaued surveillance into the 2016 campai. >> i think spying in a political otmpaign is a big deal. >> you're suggesting spying occurred? >> i don't -- well -- i guess u could --ing spying d

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smith. thank you for your comments on our reporting on the grenfell rehousing situation will stop this is from williamome objectivity in your journalism. it's culture. get some objectivity in yourjournalism. it's getting like thejeremy yourjournalism. it's getting like the jeremy kyle yourjournalism. it's getting like thejeremy kyle show yourjournalism. it's getting like the jeremy kyle show and yourjournalism. it's getting like thejeremy kyle show and i expect better from mrs derbyshire. thejeremy kyle show and i expect betterfrom mrs derbyshire. thank you for that. thank you for a good day. that morning, some poor visibility for some this morning, some mist and fog around first thing —— good morning. we have plenty of try and fine weather and some sunshine, temperatures picking up as well. through today we will see plenty of good spells of sunshine, some patchy cloud, the small chance of one or two showers in parts of east anglia, the midlands, southern parts of northern england. temperatures edging upa northern england. temperatures edging up a bit on yesterday, a maximum of around 20 celsius but a

. >> attorney general william barr getting grilled as democrats continue to demand the full release of the mueller report. will they get it? we're on it. welcome. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." catherine herridge is in washington where this battle is just beginning. >> it is, sandra. the attorney general testified that he's bound by the law regulations and established practice at the justice department and to that end, garage jury material, classified information, ongoing investigations and the privacy of individuals not charged will be publicly withheld. each category he said will have a clear code and notes of explanation. >> we will color code the excisions from the report, and we will provide explanatory notes describing the basis for each redaction. >> while democrats want the full report as soon as possible, some complain barr moved too quickly releasing a four-page letter documenting mueller's conclusion. >> it's extraordinary to evaluate hundreds of pages of evidence, legal documents and findings based on a 22-month long inquiry and make definitive legal conclusions in less than 48 hours. i would argue it's more suspicious th

williams in the building. we think we have the perfect environmento nurture a young ayer and don't forget the guy, the secret ingredient may be for patrick mahomes was alex smithto have alex and this group to help mentor the quarterback. >> af lot o guiood voices. it's not a stretch to say players is one of the who helped make the nfl what it today. he died yesterday and he was 92i world wa hero. hall of fame player in the baltimore colts. he was behind the geno's restaurantnd the giant hamburgers. he was a giant you should say on the defensive force for the colts in the '50s and '60s. once dubbed the greatest game ever.wa in 1972 h voted by the pro football hall of famer greatest defensive end in pro football history. he was a force in those glo years of the baltimore colts, but again, world war ii hero, involved in h community and very good football. >> what a large lifend a legacy. >> all right. thank you, dave. >>> and we thank you for joining us. "nightly news" with lester holt starts in 60 seconds. >> we hope to see you for news 4 at 11:00. have a good evening. >>> breaking news tonight. the uprising chaos. violent clashes erupt in venezuela, a country n

smith discuss the new book the testament. sure to watch c-span washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning during the discussion. >>> attorney general william barr will testify before both the house and senate judiciary committee on the mueller report. live wednesday, thursday may 1st and 2nd on c-span 3, c- span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> american history in prime time continues wednesday with our lectures in history series, which takes viewers into college classrooms around the u.s. penn state university professor elaine france features a class on the history of being arrested, what the experience has been from the 1850s to the present day. this event took part at the trumbull correctional institution in ohio as part of the national inside out prison exchange program which brings together college students and inmates for classes. american history tv, wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >>> president trump is skipping the annual white house correspondents dinner again this year. and we'll hold a campaign rally instead in green bay, wisconsin. watch live coverage of the rally saturday on c-span at 8:00 p.m. e

smith discuss c-span's new book "the presidents." be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> attorney general william barr will testify before both the house and senate judiciary committees on the mueller report live wednesday and thursday may 1st and 2nd on c-span3, c-span.org, or you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> american history in prime time continues wednesday with our lectures in history series, which takes viewers into college classrooms around the u.s. kent state university professor elaine frantz teaches a class on the history of being arrested. what the experience has been from the 1850s to the present day. this event took part at the trumble correctional institution in ohio as part of the national inside out prison exchange program, which brings together college students and inmates for classes. american history tv, wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> president trump is skipping the annual white house correspondents' dinner again this year and will hold a campaign rally instead in green bay, wisconsin. watch live coverage of the rally saturday on c-span at 8:00

smith en noticias telemundo. >> estado de emergencia en brooklyn nueva york por lo que el alcalde ha decidido que las vacunas contra el sarampiÓn son obligatorias para las personas que viven en zonas como williamnes incluso algunos planteles podrÍan ser sancionados >> serÁn las autoridades que se encargarÁn de revisar las registros de vacunaciones de las personas que viven en los 5 barrios mÁs afectados, en brooklyn nueva york, rebecca smith noticias telemundo >> los casos de sarampiÓn en estados unidos continÚan en aumento y la mayorÍa de los infectados son menores de edad como informÓ rebeca, para hablar de esto, vamos a pasar a hablar sobre lo mÁs reciente con el doctor martÍnez, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos >> siempre es un placer. >> impresionante el reportaje, pero no solamente es en nueva york, ¿cuÁl es la cifra en aumento que estamos enfrentando de sarampiÓn? >> en este momento los datos que tenemos son 465 casos en lo que va de aÑo, cuando explico en lo que va de aÑo el brote mayor fue en 214 y fue 600 casos en todo el aÑo >> cuando tenemos mÁs de 400 casos, en 4 meses estamos viendo que vamos a pasar los mil y esto es preocupante porque cada infectado puede generar hasta 4 a 5 inf