at that point couriers arrived from grant and smith urging hancock to support smith's impending attack. hancock is surprised by the urgency of these orders. he's under no illusion at this point that he's expected to participate in the fight and it was almost impossible to find out where smith wanted him to go. there was poor staff work and there were no maps so wartime is a lapse for this. now smith will finally be successful. he identified a routine that provided some depp allayed between battery six and seven. that's where highway 36 goes under the road and his plan was to send a reinforced skirmish line really in order to make the attack. he said my best chance of success was to form a heavy skirmish line which would not attract much artillery fire but would yet be sufficient to do the work if the enemy was not very strong. he would initiate the attack triggering responses like john martindale's division is right and the black division on his left. he further thought it would be best to degrade the confederate defenses with an artillery bombardment. he gave orders to his artillery c

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the carmen smith murder was now officially a cold case. to doss, daker was the one that got away. >> does a case like this haunt a police department? >> absolutely, because these cases go home with you in your mind. >> but for years doss couldn't do anything about it, and then just by chance he was sent to a dna training seminar in 2008, a random assignment that would change everything. >> back in the mid'90s very, very little at all could be done with the hair except to say the color of the hair. now when there's any tissue from the root on the hair whatsoever, it takes just a minute amount of tissue to come up with a full profile. >> it's called nuclear dna and dogs thought of carmen smith. she was a strawberry blonde and he remembered the short dock hair recovered from her body. not hers under layers of bedding. >> i felt it was invaluable evidence if there was enough tissue on that hair that was underneath her sweater. >> doss brought one of those dark hairs to a dna lab in texas and waited. it was almost 15 years after carmen smith's

it think that's down to will smith performance-— think that's down to will smith performance. it is this one of the best things _ performance. it is this one of the best things he's _ performance. it is this one of the best things he's done _ performance. it is this one of the best things he's done for - performance. it is this one of the best things he's done for a - performance. it is this one of the | best things he's done for a while? performance. it is this one of the i best things he's done for a while? i like will smith and pretty much everything, even when his films are bad. he's a very likeable screen presence and he made some very unlikable terrible films but this is pretty decent. unlikable terrible films but this is pretty decent-— pretty decent. let's talk about sencer. pretty decent. let's talk about spencer- i _ pretty decent. let's talk about spencer. i heard _ pretty decent. let's talk about spencer. i heard you - pretty decent. let's talk about spencer. i heard you the - pretty decent. let's talk aboutj spencer. i heard you the other pretty decent. let's ta

as a fan what do you want dean smith to do first, what is top of- smith to do first, what is top of his to do list? $55 smith to do first, what is top of his to do list?— his to do list? as live talent not bein: his to do list? as live talent not being played — his to do list? as live talent not being played this _ his to do list? as live talent not being played this season can i his to do list? as live talent not| being played this season can we his to do list? as live talent not i being played this season can we look at the _ being played this season can we look at the likes— being played this season can we look at the likes of todd, christophe, billy gilmore, not getting minutes. and when— billy gilmore, not getting minutes. and when you're struggling on the pitch you — and when you're struggling on the pitch you want your best players playing — pitch you want your best players playing. and they were not being utilised _ playing. and they were not being utilised for whatever reason. he has utensils _ utilised for whatever reason. he has utensils there to use the notes get

thank you, ranking member smith. i rise today in strong opposition to this reckless social spending bill. it's simply wrong that rather than funding mandatory programs like social security and medicare, which are on the verge of insolvency over the next 10 years, democrats instead are adding 150 new programs to this bill. think about that, seniors. mr. feenstra: your money that's coming to you every day is on the verge of bankruptcy and yet the democrats are adding another 150 brahms. program programs. our academic economyises other the country -- economists over this country are saying this bill is a complete disaster for all americans because it will dramatically increase taxes. it's estimated the new programs will dramatically increase the debt by $4 trillion every year. family businesses, families and businesses we can't continue to go down this path of continuing to see increases in our gas and our groceries and our hardware supplies all because of this reckless spending that continues to happen. the speaker pro

here's will smith in "king richard. take a look at this. >> i'm very confident. >> you say it so easily. why? >> because i believe it. >> but you haven't played a match in almost three years. >> all right, hold it right there, if you don't mind let me tell you why. >> richard, we're doing an interview. >> what -- what she had said, she said it with so much confidence to waste time, but you keep going on and on. >> but you can't just keep interrupting if we're -- >> what you got to understand is you are dealing with the inmate of a 14-year-old child. and this child going to be playing when your old ass and me going to be in the grave. when she had something, we done told you was happening you are dealing with a little black kid. let her be a kid now she done answered it with a lot of confidence. leave that alone [ cheers and applause >> woah. >> jimmy: that's how you do it >> yeah. >> jimmy: will smith, everybody! "king richard" is in theaters and streaming on hbo max starting next friday and his book, "will," is availab

smith's house -- um -- once we parked at nick smith's house, we walked from nick smith's house to the car source one, cutting through the ruther central back side parking lot. nick smith lives on the same street -- >> you don't have to say where he lives. he lives within walking distance from here? >> yes. >> so you go to car source one? >> yes. >> that's the burnt out one? >> no. car source two. my bad. across the street. >> at car source two, that's where you spent most of the evening? >> yes. >> when you first got to car source two, the one at 59th and sheridan, what happened? ? >> the owners were there. sam, sal and his father. i think it was his uncle there, also. he was driving a van of some sort. >> what was the discussion? >> sam and sal thanked us for coming out to help. and then he said -- sal said, hey, why don't you guys hop in my car -- if i remember correctly, it was either a white or black bmw or mercedes. i don't remember exactly. >> why did he want you to get in his car? >> he was going to drive us down to car city council one, lot number three. >> did you agree to ge

smith that we all know and love, and the will smith that that character was created to protect. >> protect, absolutely. >> trevor: and yet, what i find is people are reading excerpts from the book and they're like, "will smith wanted to kill his father! will smith and jada were going to break up! his kids were disappointed in him." i'm like are you reading the book. let's start from the beginning. you know what it's like to be railed by a father who is not perfect but pushes you towards perfection. when you were portraying richard williams, were there aspects of you that was maybe understanding your dad under? was there compassion that goes with the disappoint you sometimes felt for him. >> i was working on the memoir while i was doing "king richard." >> trevor: i didn't know that. >> so the picture of myself and my father and richard williams was all blending into, you know, a process of growth and evolution and revelation. and a big part of being able to understand richard williams was in my understanding of my father, you know, that-- you know, post-world war ii generation, black man, y

smith's house -- once we parked at nick smith's house, we walked from nick smith's house to the car source one, cutting through the ruther central back parking lot. nick smith lives on the same street. >> you don't have to say where nick smith lives. >> okay. >> he lives within walking distance of here? >> yes. >> so you go to car source one? >> yes. >> and that's -- car search two, across the street. >> and at car source two, that's where you spent most of the evening? >> yes. >> when you first got to car source 2, the one at 59st, what happened? >> toners were there, sam, sal, his father, and i think it was his uncle there also. he was driving a van of some sort. >> okay. and what was the discussion? >> sam and sal thanked us for coming out to help. and then he said sal said hey, why don't you guys hop in my car. if i remember correctly, it was either a white or black bmw or mercedes. i don't recall exactly. >> and why did he want you to get in his car? >> he was going to drive us down to car source lot number 3. >> and did you agree to get in his car? >> i did. >> and who went to car so

thank you, ranking member smith. i rise today in strong opposition to this reckless social spending bill. it's simply wrong that rather than funding mandatory programs like social security and medicare, which are on the verge of insolvency over the next 10 years, democrats instead are adding 150 new programs to this bill. think about that, seniors. mr. feenstra: your money that's coming to you every day is on the verge of bankruptcy and yet the democrats are adding another 150 brahms. program programs. our academic economyises other the country -- economists over this country are saying this bill is a complete disaster for all americans because it will dramatically increase taxes. it's estimated the new programs will dramatically increase the debt by $4 trillion every year. family businesses, families and businesses we can't continue to go down this path of continuing to see increases in our gas and our groceries and our hardware supplies all because of this reckless spending that continues to happen. the speaker pro

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

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

smith. mr.smith: u.s. conference of bishops said it is unacceptable that it expands taxpayer funding of abortion. the national right to life committee has pointed out even the obamacare contains a provision that permitted states to have abortion. the b.b.b. would override the laws of those states. mr. speaker, mr. biden once said that those of us who are opposed to abortion should not be compelled to pay for them. unborne babies, mr. speaker, need the president of the united states and members of congress to be their friend and advocate, not powerful adversaries subsidizing their violent destruction. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: pleasure for me to interviews the gentleman from new jersey, the always quotable, mr. pass krall -- pascrell. mr. pascrell: good afternoon, mr. speaker and congratulations on this effort. last november, the american people put democrats in charge to raise this nation from its kne

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

smith who over saw the county's enforcement team had not be wit. this new lawsuit accused him of stealing weed on multiple marijuana farms. >> officers took tens of thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry during a raid led by bruce smith. >> they are nothing different than their own cartel or mafia. >> bruce smith did not respond a request for comment but part of a separate lawsuit never mentions smith. he gave a different deposition this year. he questions the intelligence of any officers willing to steal during those raids. >> he would be an idiot. i know people do it. it's beyond my belief that people are that stupid. >> nobody is policing the police. >> jon scott is a civil rights attorney of 30 years and filed this latest lawsuit. >> how many victims do you think are out there? >> hundreds. >> recreation marijuana had been legal in california for less than four years. scott believes prior to that those robbed by law enforcement were too scared to speak up. >> you are going to call the police and admit you are illegally growing or transporting

i think that's down to will smith's performance. is this one of the best things he's done for a while? i like will smith in pretty much everything, even when his films are bad. the thing is, he is a very likeable screen presence. he made some very unlikable, terrible films, but i think this is pretty decent. right, let's talk about spencer. i heard you on 5live the other week absolutely raving about this. i loved it. have you seen it? you have to see it. i will. we are in that period where it's awards season, so all the great films are coming out now. kristen stewart is fabulous, absolutely fabulous as princess diana. three days over christmas at sandringham. it's a ghost story, a psychological thriller. a brilliant score byjohnny greenwood, and it is the absolute antithesis of that terrible film diana which came out some years ago and was just awful. this is brilliant, and if kristen stewart does not get award nominations and ifjohnny greenwood does not, there is no justice. in terms of streaming, what are you going to recommend? b

and how it prospered the general store must maintain, even the most honest among them, wrote captain smith, could hardly take too much pain in the week under public ownership and come on store house system as now for themselves they will do in a day. and it's not so much corn from the labors of 30 as now three or four will provide for themselves. both at jamestown and plymouth colony, it was established that men would not work for the fullest of their capability. without the incentive the ownership and personal profits and it was likewise demonstrated so long as there's dependence upon a public store house, person incentive withers, and production falls even among the most honor christian people as captain smith and governor bradford noted. the positive lesson learned from these two examples is that the individual's right to zone property, the spirit of self-reliance, and the presence of incentives, individual freedoms, and responsibilities worked for the good of all. today these principles are found in our economic system, working for the benefit of all americans. in subsequent classes, a

ij�*i name is cleo smith, so, firstly, how was she found? m name is cleo smith, those so, firstly, how was she found? m1 name is cleo smith, those four words spoken to police officers who broke into this property have ended a family's nightmare stretching back as you say for more than two weeks. authorities in western australia say that they were acting on a tip off of information leading to this address. we are not sure if a $1 million australia reward was significant in this breakthrough but cleo smith is safe and well and authorities states she has been reunited with their parents. a 36—year—old man with no apparent connexion to the family has been taken into custody and he is still being questioned. $5 taken into custody and he is still being questioned.— taken into custody and he is still being questioned. taken into custody and he is still bein uestioned. a ., ., being questioned. as you said, a man is in custody- — being questioned. as you said, a man is in custody. do _ being questioned. as you said, a man is in custody. do w

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> certainly a lot of smiles out there today. global leaders struck a deal at the cop26 climate summit. some leaders are dispinted because it contained a last minute change about coal. the countries agreed to phase down instead of phase out coal. >>> some of the fog finally clearing up. boy, the fog has been spectacular lately. staying close to the bay bridge. san jose not spared either. this is the view near san pedro square, fog blanketing streets in downtown. >> the dense fog advisory lasted most of the morning. 200 flights were delayed at the major airports in the region. 130 delays were here at sfo. the airport says 12 flights had to be canceled. oakland and san jose combined had about 60 delays. meteorologist rob my eta joins us now. >> we have strong high pressure. once the fog lifted, temperatures in the mid-70s. clear skies right now. one of the areas to watch towards walnut creek, contra costa county as the light offshore breeze brings in the central valley fog. you can see how long it took to clear around solano and co

. >> the weapon has been identified a smith and wesson, mnp 15, manufactured by smith & wesson. the 15 means it was part of an ar-15 style rifle, it is semiautomatic rifle. for every one pull of the trigger one bullet is fired. it has a 30 round magazine, speed of fire is as fast as you can pull the trig sneer you actually have to pull the trigger. every time you want to expel a bullet. not automatic? like a machine gun. >> that is correct. in this civilian marketplace hey are all semi automatic. nancy: military and police weapon? >> right. and what that means. smith and wesson has a line of products made to resemble same rifles, automatic rifles they would sell to military and police counterparts. >> hold it, look at your screen. at your screen. it would be a cold day in he-double l my son would be out with that slung over his shoulder at night 25 miles from home. how does that happen, why is he out 25 mile away from home with that slung over his shoulder. >> nothing. >> a question. >> i'll be happy to answer, in my book, talk about cognitive bias of the dunning krueger effect,

colletta smith and nick eardley. _ arriving on time. colletta smith and nick eardley, thank _ arriving on time. colletta smith and nick eardley, thank you. _ the uk government's vaccine advisors say all over 40s should be offered a booster dose of a coronavirus vaccine. thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation says a third jab would top up protection and help limit the spread of the virus overwinter. they've also advised that 16— and17—year—olds, who were initially offered only a single dose, should now get a second. our health correspondent jim reed has more. you are happy to take the booster? very happy. you are happy to take the booster? very happy-— very happy. government scientists say booster— very happy. government scientists say boosterjabs — very happy. government scientists say boosterjabs like _ very happy. government scientists say boosterjabs like this _ very happy. government scientists say boosterjabs like this are - very happy. government scientists say boosterjabs like this are our . say boosterjab

smith. mr.smith: u.s. conference of bishops said it is unacceptable that it expands taxpayer funding of abortion. the national right to life committee has pointed out even the obamacare contains a provision that permitted states to have abortion. the b.b.b. would override the laws of those states. mr. speaker, mr. biden once said that those of us who are opposed to abortion should not be compelled to pay for them. unborne babies, mr. speaker, need the president of the united states and members of congress to be their friend and advocate, not powerful adversaries subsidizing their violent destruction. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: pleasure for me to interviews the gentleman from new jersey, the always quotable, mr. pass krall -- pascrell. mr. pascrell: good afternoon, mr. speaker and congratulations on this effort. last november, the american people put democrats in charge to raise this nation from its kne

smith who over saw the county's marijuana enforcement team has not been charged with a crime, but this new lawsuit accuses him of stealing weed and valuables on multiple raids on marijuana farms. this marijuana grower who didn't want to be identified isn't part of the latest lawsuit, but tells our investigative unit officers took tens of thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry during a raid led by bruce smith. >> they are nothing different than their own cartel or mafia. >> reporter: bruce smith did not respond to our request for comment but as part of a separate lawsuit that never mentioned smith, he gave a videotaped deposition earlier this year and he questioned the intelligence of any officer willing to steal during those raids. >> you would be an idiot. i know people do it, but it is beyond my belief people are that stupid. >> nobody is policing the police. >> reporter: john scott is a civil rights attorney of 30 years and filed this latest lawsuit. how many more victims do you think are out there? >> hundreds. >> reporter: recreational marijuana has only been legal in california

we heard that sam smith is happy about this. | that sam smith is happy about this. they feel they are now included in the night. what are other artists saying? i the night. what are other artists sa in: ? ~ �* , , saying? i think it's 'ust getting read the saying? i think it's 'ust getting ready the music _ saying? i think it'sjust getting ready the music industry - saying? i think it'sjust getting ready the music industry and l saying? i think it'sjust getting ready the music industry and i | saying? i think it'sjust getting - ready the music industry and i think it's positive and will smith, willie young and simon smith where two of the artists that were calling for change and i know the manager put out a statement saying that very much behind it so i think it will be it's good to see that the brits are evolving and doing this.— it's good to see that the brits are evolving and doing this. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. it has been a cold day for all of us and a bright day from most of us with sunshine. the satellite and radar picture it

. >> houston smith, we will be back. ♪ >> we're talking to doctor houston smith. you have led us through growing up in rural china and suddenly you landed back in missouri. you made an intellectual decision and then you spent your life in academia. from central missouri, where did you go? >> i went to the university of chicago and began, i did my graduate work in contemporary philosophy. but then, it was only after i got sprung from there, had my degree in hand that i realized that in my teaching, i loved teaching about these world's great religions and in comparison, modern philosophy seemed pretty tame and almost like a cage because it had been infected by the scientific outlook and when i say infected, i don't mean to say anything disrespectful towards science. i had prostate cancer five years ago and without radiation, we wouldn't be here talking, so i'm not going to badmouth science as such. but, science congeal, to put it simply, only the facts. it cannot deal with values. and human life is a mix of facts and values and so, what i believe, and what has been

smith. mr.smith: u.s. conference of bishops said it is unacceptable that it expands taxpayer funding of abortion. the national right to life committee has pointed out even the obamacare contains a provision that permitted states to have abortion. the b.b.b. would override the laws of those states. mr. speaker, mr. biden once said that those of us who are opposed to abortion should not be compelled to pay for them. unborne babies, mr. speaker, need the president of the united states and members of congress to be their friend and advocate, not powerful adversaries subsidizing their violent destruction. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: pleasure for me to interviews the gentleman from new jersey, the always quotable, mr. pass krall -- pascrell. mr. pascrell: good afternoon, mr. speaker and congratulations on this effort. last november, the american people put democrats in charge to raise this nation from its kne

— it, because of pressure from people exam smith? certainly they've been talkin: exam smith? certainly they've been talking about _ exam smith? certainly they've been talking about isn't _ exam smith? certainly they've been talking about isn't 2019 _ exam smith? certainly they've been talking about isn't 2019 when i exam smith? certainly they've been talking about isn't 2019 when sam l talking about isn't 2019 when sam smith first raised in objective he identifies as non—binary himself. and they did not put forward their last album in the gender—based prizes. it's something that is been a wider moving that music industry. the mtv scrap gender awards in 2017 and the grammys did a ten years ago inserting categories including pop and r&b and country music. in ed's statement announcing the change they said the move was about celebrating artists solely for their music rather than how they choose to identify as others may see them. thank you. let's speak now with gennaro castaldo, spokesperson foer the brit awards. tell us a bit more about wire doneness. we arejust tell us a bi

dale smith, state department coordinator for global covid-19 response. welcome. we have the special envoy for covid-19 for the african union. i don't know what time it is for you but we are glad to see you as well. and andrea, executive vice president -- rapid molecular diagnosed sticks -- diagnostics. we have a conversation that literally could take days and days but we will try and tackle it all. ask you to keep responses short so we could get a few rounds in. i want to start with where we are and get a snapshot of where the global crisis is, particularly, and we will focus on covid in the first round. senator koontz, i will come to you, given that you have the state foreign operations subcommittee which is the funding mechanism that oversees that. the latest statistics -- the pandemic is expected to cost the global economy over $22 trillion in lost output by 2025. the failure, according to the economists latest numbers to distribute covid 19 vaccines equitably could cost an additional $9 trillion. the two-part question, senator. what is congress doing to suppo

presuming the general store must maintain even the most honest among them, wrote captain smith, could hardly take so much in a week under the public ownership and common storehouse system as now for themselves they were due in a day so not so much from the labor of 30 is now three or four will provide. both at jamestown and plymouth colony it was historically demonstrated men will not work to the full list of the capability without the incentive given through private ownership, the incentive of personal profit and it was likewise demonstrated beyond question that so long as there is dependence upon a public storehouse personal incentive withers and production goals even among the most honest and christian people as captain smith and governor bradford noted. the positive lesson noted from these examples is the individual rights to own properties and the self-reliance and presence of incentives, individual freedom and responsibility work for the good of all. today these are found in our economic system looking for the benefit of all of america and as we consider other phases of our econ

to our request for comment but is part of a separate lawsuit that never mentioned smith. he gave a videotaped deposition earlier-this year and he questioned the intelligence of any officer willing to steal during those raids. >> you would be an idiot. um, i know people do it. but it -- it's beyond my belief that people are that stupid. >> nobody's policing the police. >> reporter: john scott is a civil rights attorney of 30 years, and filed this latest lawsuit. >> how many more victims do you think are out there? >> hundreds. >> reporter: recreational marijuana has only been legal in california for less than four years. scott believes prior to that, those robbed by law enforcement were too scared to speak up. >> you going to call the police and admit you are illegally growing or transporting marijuana? i don't think so. who are you going to call? ghostbusters? >> reporter: in the remote corners of california's emerald triangle, zeke flatten worries corruption may have gone unchecked for decades inside the very agencyings sworn to protect and serve. >> they are actually a

it will be smith's third start in test matches. there's a real surprise, with the usual centre manu tuilagi moved to the wing despite only one start in that position in his previous tilt england caps. newcastle's adam radwan drops out of the squad to make way for tuilagi. you can get the full line—up on the bbc sport website. there are four changes to the scotland line—up for their match against south africa at murrayfield on saturday. leicester centre matt scott will make his first international start for four years. winger rufus mclean will make his second scotland start, but flanker hamish watson has been benched following last weekend's victory over australia. great britain women's qualifying campaign for eurobasket 2023 got off to a disappointing start with a 73—66 defeat to greece. great britain had gone behind during the third quarter but reduced the gap to five points with just over two minutes to go. but greece held on in manchester to win their first group g game. the ten group winners and four best second—ranked

yeah, really excited about dean smith. he comes with a proven track record and that is really exciting for norwich city funds. the work he has done as walsall, brentford and most recently aston villa, he has left the club in a better position than when he took over. that is all you can ask from the coach. this is a man our sporting director is aware of. he tried to recruit him when he was at huddersfield but it didn't work. he has finally got his man now. he brings fresh ideas. this is an exciting time for norwich city. lewis hamilton's called it the greatest weekend of his life, and that's no surprise when you consider what he did in sao paulo. by winning yesterday's grand prix he's blown the formula one title race wide open. penalised twice for tecnical problems, hamilton was forced to drop down the grid, starting from tenth, but he battled back brilliantly to pass his title rival and championship leader max verstappen who he now trails by 1a points with three races remaining. any grand prix when is pretty special, even

smith has encouraged other companies to donate stocks as well. among those who have stepped up, delta, lyft, twitter and comcast, which is nbc's parent company. are we crowd sourcing philanthropy here a bit? >> a bit. the executives in these companies, doesn't have to be just the ceo, all executives and latin american can all contribute a thousand shares. it's a wonderful feeling to know that you've empowered a youth to now participate in what will be the greatest wealth creation opportunities for them in the capital markets in america. >> robert smith, using his fortune for good. by the way, he also told me that he plans to give away that entire $ 6 billion to $7 billion fortune. that's going to do it for me. also this sunday be sure to check out "in the dark of the valley." it's a new documentary that explores the decades-long coverup of a nuclear accident in the los angeles area and the families who suffered because of it. watch "in the dark of the valley," this sunday, 10. eastern only on msnbc. "andrea mitchell reports" starts next. >>> good

joining us now, congressman jason smith from house budget. okay, this is, sorry, i'm going to be blunt. this is really dopey stuff. first of all andrew bates, the white house deputy press secretary said everyone, moderates and liberals, talking about, talking everyone, he forgets that the congress's own rules for the cbo says you're not allowed to score tax collection, right? you're not allowed to add that in to the revenue raisers how much your spending agenda will bring in. they're flat-out breaking the rules already on this. >> they're very consistent about the breaking the rules, liz. i was listening to your segment right before, i just kept thinking you know the democrats, the same democrats complaining about what the possible cbo score will be on this huge tax-and-spending bill was the same ones back in 2017 during the tax cut and jobs act saying the cbo was the gold standard but now they're very concerned? because they should be concerned, because even independent analysis has been looking at this reckless spending bill. such as "the n

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cleo smith was last seen in her family tent on october 16. police on wednesday morning broke into a home 100 kilometres from the campsite, and found the child in one of the rooms. phil mercer has been following the story for us from sydney. "my name is cleo," those four words spoken to police officers who broke into this property have ended a family's nightmare stretching back as you say for more than two weeks. authorities in western australia say that they were acting on a tip off of information leading to this address. we are not sure if a $1 million australia reward was significant in this breakthrough but cleo smith is safe and well and authorities states she has been reunited with their parents. a 36—year—old man with no apparent connexion to the family has been taken into custody and he is still being questioned. as you said, a man is in custody. do we know anything more about him? what we do know is that this has been one of western australia's biggest ever missing persons investigations. we have had drones, we have had aircraft a

five straight defeats ultimately did it for smith. he put out a statement today saying, "i felt that with important players soon returning to full fitness we would achieve a top half finish." many in the game believe it's a harsh decision. gary lineker thought it was harsh given he'd taken the club up from the championship — panicky, how he described it. here's the view of one former villa player on match of the day two last night. they lost jack agree list as well. they _ they lost jack agree list as well. they brought in some good players not clicking as much as we would like -- _ not clicking as much as we would like -- jack— not clicking as much as we would like —— jack grealish. ijust thought— like —— jack grealish. ijust thought for someone who gave so much to the _ thought for someone who gave so much to the club, _ thought for someone who gave so much to the club, he would have a little bit more — to the club, he would have a little bit more time. i�*m to the club, he would have a little bit more time.— bit

police in australia have released footage of the moment a four—year—old girl — cleo smith — was found alive and well, more than two weeks after disappearing from a campsite. a 36—year—old man is being questioned.

smith. he is now making sure the next generation knows how to build and manage their money and wait until you hear how he's inspiring others to join him on that quest >>> and then on our third hour, our family fun week rolls on yesterday, as craig says, the best roker, my brother, chris, showed up yesterday. so who will this morning's surprise guest host be and who are they related to? you will find out at the beginning of the third hour. >> there's no tease? >> nothing >> not a nugget? >> nothing >> they had to travel a fair amount of distance is that fair yes. >>> also coming up, we reveal consumer reports' best products of the year. >>> but right now, mr. roker, you got a check of the weather >> absolutely. let me show you what we have for you looking at the weekend ahead. snow and winter in the northern plains and the upper mississippi river valley, warm in the southeast, rain in the pacific northwest. saturday, we're looking for some lake-effect snow to start firing up plenty of sunshin

emile smith—rowe scored his first for his country, 10—0 the final score. england have qualified for qatar and they finished the job in style. there's been a lot to cheer about recently for scotland, but with a playoff place already secured, this was far from a dead rubber. a win against denmark would give them a more favourable draw. they set off at pace. hampden park could feel a goal coming, and john souttar delivered. and souttar! after three years away from the national team with injuries, this was emotional. denmark are in formidable form, but scotland saved their best for last. scotland having qualified for a world cup since 1998. —— have not qualified. on this evidence, the dream is very much alive. northern ireland were already out of world cup contention, but they still managed a famous night at windsor park, holding italy to a goalless draw and forcing the european champions into the playoffs. katie gornall, bbc news. after being sacked as aston villa manager little over a week ago, dean smith is back in the premier league. he's the new man i

huge relief for the smith family. and give us a sense of the extent australia was engaged in the search because by all accounts it had become the story in astoria, a four—year—old girl missing for such a long period. if i four-year-old girl missing for such a long period-— four-year-old girl missing for such a long period. if i look at my found feed on social— a long period. if i look at my found feed on social media _ a long period. if i look at my found feed on social media it _ a long period. if i look at my found feed on social media it is _ a long period. if i look at my found feed on social media it is cleo's - feed on social media it is cleo's picture, that first picture of her after she was rescued in a hospital bed, happy and smiling and waving at the camera and it has captured australia's heart from the moment she was announced missing until it was announced she was alive and well and rescued. we heard from one of the officers who smashed into that house and he said at the beginning it was short and

biko and i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. the defense team is making their case for the third day in a double murder trial calling expert witnesses to support their argument that rittenhouse acted in self-defense despite claims from prosecutors that the

sarah smith, bbc news. concerns were raised after colin pitchfork repeatedly approached young women in the street and it is understood he tried to cheat and lie detector tests he had to take as part of his parole conditions. his recall is understood to have been as a preventative measure. the biggest award ceremony in british music of the brits, has decided to scrap categories for different genders. it will no longer give out prizes for best male or best female, but instead choose one artist of the year. the brit award—winning singer sam smith, who identifies as non—binary, has campaigned for the change. he says he felt unable to enter last year because of the gender based nature of the categories. hundreds of people... hundreds of people have lined the streets of southend in essex to pay their respects to the local mp sir david amess, who was stabbed to death last month. a memorial service was held today ahead of his funeral at westminster cathedral tomorrow. from southend, here's daniela relph. he die

smith's house -- once we parked at nick smith's house we walked from his house to the car source one, cutting through the ruther central back side parking lot because nick smith lives on the same street -- >> he lives within walking distance from here? >> yes. >> so you go to car source one, the burnt out one? >> no, car source two across the street. >> at car source two is where you spent most of the evening? >> yes. >> when you first got to car source two, the one at 59th and sheridan, what happened? >> the owners were there, sam, sa*l and his father and i believe -- i think it was his uncle there also driving a van of some sort. >> and what was the discussion? >> sam and sal were coming out to help. and then he said -- sal said why don't you guys hop in my car. if i remember correctly it was either a white or black bmw or mercedes. i don't recall exactly. >> why did he want you to get in his car? >> he was going to drive us down to car source lot number three. >> did you agree to get in his car? >> i did. >> who went to car source number three? >> me, dominic black, and nick smith.