why, then, should we study smith? what does smith do for us? the first thing i wanted to do is just to link the whole architecture. we've talked about the wealth of nations, but there are two other works never published in smith's lifetime that it's worth mentioning. the first is the lectures on rhetoric that he did early in his life, in the 1750s. and they are important because there you get the idea of human beings sympathetically adjusting to each other, but in the area of language and communication and the sharing of ideas. and then, and the second great work which never published in his lifetime and, indeed, a work which he instructed his executors to burn just before his death is his work on jurisprudence. smith and hume share a commitment to one of the great enlightenment projects which was to create a science plan, a general explanation in the style of isaac newton. they were going to do for all human behave and thought. that is to say, to give it a rational account which was derived from a small number of governing assumptions that wer

smith to washington." and we decided it might be an interesting idea to try to auction off a poster from the movie, a poster of the movie, "send mr. smith to washington." and i called jimmy stewart, a republican and he autographed a poster for me and we auctioned it off at my first fundraiser in san antonio. i had a friend pay 1000 dollars for that poster. he has that autographed jimmy stewart poster at his house today. that brings back happy memories also. steve: congressman, we thank you for your time. >> u.s. representative michael capuano of massachusetts is also retiring after serving 10 terms in congress. he recently sat down with c-span for an interview to reflect on his career and time in congress. this is 35 minutes. steve: congressman, when you walk out of the house of representatives for the final time, what will you miss the most? rep. capuano: my friends. i have made some close friends here. when you are in a battle with somebody, you learn to like and respect the people in the battle with you

smith to washington." nd we decided it might be an interesting idea to try to auction off a poster from the movie, a poster of the movie, "send mr. smith to washington." and i called jimmy stewart, a republican and he autographed a poster for me and we auctioned it off at my first fundraiser in san antonio. i had a friend pay 1000 dollars for that poster. he has that autographed jimmy stewart poster at his house today. that brings back happy memories also. steve: congressman, we thank you for your time. >> democratic congressman michael capuano of massachusetts is leaving congress after losing his primenary september. he sat down with c-span for a conversation about his 10 terms in congress. steve: congressman, when you walk out of the house of representatives for the final time, what will you miss the most? time, what will you miss te most? rep. capuano: my friends. i have made some close friends here. when you are in a rep. capuano: my friends. i have made some close friends here. when you are in a battl

smith: steve, good question. today.ate being with you a lot of factors went into my deciding not to run for reelection. i was one of the first to announce that because texas has an early primary. we have an early period in which you have to file for reelection and i decided early on i was not going to. a couple of factors -- and the republican side we have term limits as committee chairman and this is my sixth and last year to serve as chairman of the science committee. if i had run for reelection and had been reelected, i was facing a bleak prospect of wandering around aimlessly with sympathetic stairs directed to me because what was i going to do? i thought it would be a good time to go because of term limits and the prospect of not being committee chairman and i youngave two new grandchildren and i would like to spend more time with them. a combination of those events. i also had to tell you one more reason that has just come up recently. not a real reason but a facetious reason. i asked the research of servic

doug smith runs the yellowstone wolf research program for the park service. >> smith: and no one predicted this would happen. actually, you know, we-- >> whitaker: the-- the-- the appeal of coming in to see the wolves? >> smith: yes. and it truly has been amazing. and, hundreds of thousands of people a year, we estimate, come here just to see wolves. ( howl ) >> whitaker: wolf tourism pumps $35 million a year into the local economy, much of it spent in the winter, which is prime wolf-watching time. >> glen mai: we've seen wolves all three days that we've been out. >> whitaker: glen mai is a retired f.b.i. agent from arlington, virginia. kathy lombard is a retired cop from new hampshire. they both paid an outfitter thousands of dollars to take them wolf-watching. so, what is it about wolves that bring you all the way out here from new hampshire, to sit out here and just hope for the chance to see them? >> kathy lombard: they've been able to bring wolves back into yellowstone and they've thrived. so, that's just an awesome thing to see. >> whitaker: it was january 12, 1995, when the first gr

liberty. ♪ >> shepard smith: chaos continues in paris. a short time ago, the president of the nation addressed his people. the french president emmanuel macron says that he'll use all means to restore calm to france after another violent weekend. he outlined his plans in a first nationally televised speech since the protest began last month. french media report 136,000 people demonstrated across the country over the weekend. the biggest demonstration? paris. parts of the city shut down. more than 8,000 cops said to patrol the streets. people lit fires and vandalized shops and restaurants. huge armored police vehicles rolled down streets that are usually busy with holiday shoppers this time of year. the protests began over macron's proposal to raise the gas tax. he since scrapped that idea, but the protests have grown into a larger movement against government and economic inequality. tonight, macron rolled out new policies. >> we were there in paris over the weekend, and the violence was strong. it was heavy between the anti-government pro

smith: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and concur in the senate amendment to the bill h.r. 5509, the innovations and mentoring, training, and apprenticeships act. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5509, an act to direct the national science foundation to provide grants for research about stem education approaches and the stem related work force, and for other purposes. senate amendment. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. smith, and the gentlewoman from oregon, ms. bonamici, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and to heir remarks include extraneous material on h.r. 5509, the bill now under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentl

in washington, i'm jessica smith. (vicki) i'm jessica smith. i'm jessica smith. (vicki) i'm jessica smith. (vicki) (vicki)coming up at 6:45... we take a look back at the people we lost in politics, entertainment, and science in 2018. (ken) plus... a man gets "booked" for stealing thousands of items from his local library. we'll show you how he was caught. (vicki) very odd theft. sacramento county library staff say they initially noticed a man stealing books on surveillance. but eventually realized the same man may have been responsible for thousands of dollars in missing inventory. reporter charmaine nero has the story. pictures show piles of books and dvds inside a fair oaks home.. (rivkah sass, library director)there were items packed floor to ceiling in many rooms.items- sacramento library director - rivkah sass - says were stolen from this fair oaks library.we noticed some items kept showing up missing.sass says over the past year -- staff at the library had noticed some of their inventory was disappearing they began noticing patterns of usage and that many i

today, reiterating the smith privacy. desire for according to the report, he is still in the hospital. he suffered that a injury threeost weeks ago. we are certainly sending best wishes to the smith family. we'll hear more about it.ws sports. >>> a mother in d.c. says she's havi g a problemting something for her newborn that most of us take for granted, a social security number. tonight, an apology from the d.c.epartment of health.y >> bai hunter has everything a news.rn ne a loving mom, protective big sister and a lot of toys. what the 2-month-old doesn't have is the one thing she'll need the rest of her high of. a social security number >> it is not just the social security card. it is not what do you at the e of your life. it is identification for everybody. >> she said after she gave birth at the hospital, she filleth ou necessary paper work and waited for the number and the card to come in. the same thing she did when she had quin week went by and another and another. somethingwras g. >> did it get lost in the mail?

pepper smith. she was not yet 5 years old. >> we lived in cars and motels and going from state to state staying at salvation armies to get a meal here and there. you know, just -- >> what's it like to live in a car? >> it's horrible. it's embarrassing. >> she was confused, of course, and terribly frightened at first. she begged, take me home. shirley ignored her. she imagined running away. >> i had nowhere to go and i was too scared. >> then as the weeks and months and then years went by, as her powers of reasoning grew, the question grew, too. did her mother bobbie actually give her away? shirley told pepper that rene was her sister. the two girls listened wide-eyed as shurlly explained to strangers that she was their grandmother, that her parents had been killed in an accident. >> i knew everything happening to us was wrong. >> why had she been taken? she didn't know. not for money certainly and without pepper's birth certificate, shurlly couldn't use her to score public assistance, though she di

a new pharmaceutical giant in the making glaxo smith kline and pfizer announced a joint venture that will create the biggest over the counter drug supply and. also coming up the vision of how you will someday ride in one of his tesla electric cars has just taken one more step closer towards reality. welcome to the business so pharmaceutical giant pfizer add to glaxo smith kline a forging an alliance that will be worth billions to pharma companies plan on joining their over the counter prada. division's last year they had a combined turn over of almost thirteen billion dollars pfizer will hold on to thirty two percent of the plan to joint venture glaxo to sixty eight percent the next step will be to flow to the new company on the stock exchange. that's going out to frankfurt to our man there will be buds and ask him what this news means for the world's huge health care market and in particular for the two pharma giants. yes and i think glaxo smith kline is also finally seeing eye to eye with investors heavyweight investors that have been putting pressure on glaxo smith kline g s k let

smith to washington." and more than that, we decided it might be an interesting idea to try to auction off a poster "send mr. smith to washington." i called jimmy smith -- jimmy stewart and we auctioned off and autographed poster. i had a friend k $1000 for that $1000- i had a friend a for that poster. that brings back cap he memories. >> representatives lamar smith tonight at capuano 8:00 on c-span and c-span.org. and listen free on the c-span radio app. >> sunday, on q&a -- >> i have worked with four people, future presidents. jimmy carter, bill clinton, barack obama, and to my surprise, donald j. trump. publisher ofs, many nonfiction books. >> this is profoundly important -- donald trump in his heart of hearts believes he always wins. here is a guy who has been in new york real estate, gambling, wrestling, television, construction -- never been the target of a criminal investigation. that is astonishing in new york city. >> a conversation with longtime author, peter osnos. sunday night at 8:00 eastern o

smith to washington. that, we decided it might be an interesting idea to try to auction off a poster from the movie -- a poster of the movie send mr. smith to washington and i called to be stewart who was a republican and he autographed a poster for me, which we auctioned off at my first or second fundraiser in san antonio. thed a friend pay $1000 for poster and that was the biggest contributions so far. he has the autographed jimmy stewart poster at his house today. so, that brings back happy memories. >> representative

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a new pharmaceutical giant is in the making glaxo smith kline and pfizer and also joint venture that will create the biggest over the counter drug supply. and how moscow. he wants you to go to work soon and one of his tells us of course boss on an underground train. this is it of your business i'm going to have health as well the european union has accepted italy's revised budget proposal the details of the new spending plans are not yet no but it's likely to include measures to avoid increasing its deficit beyond the level the e.u. deems that sceptical so the country will avoid it fine for breaking the blocks fiscal rules. italy's capital room now it seems the country and the e.u. have reached a consensus the italian government promised to set new debt at two point zero four percent of g.d.p. next year instead of the two point four percent as a regionally planned brussels has agreed to this so there's no threat of sanctions italians are relieved. it's a pain but. it's important that italy works with the european union that. there's no sense fighting against europe. let it go i see i

medicine smith on the -- adam smith on the economics. >> can you stand firm to your principles but also compromise? compromise is a neat, funny word. i have smart business guys that say, can you just compromise on this? you have to do the right policies. the compromise, the budget is the big deal. for troy in dollar budget. republicans wanted roughly a $900 billion deficit. the democrats wanted one point regionally in dollar deficit. strike compromise and go for 1.1? that is a compromise. really? there are 18d enumerated functions of the federal government. we jova a mack truck over that. -- drove a mack truck over that. compromise in terms of the big-ticket items will not work. you start to see the stock market get edgy. maxine waters says, the days of deregulation, deregulating markets are done. now the markets are getting frothy. tois not clear we are going continue the positive attitude. the free market system has fed the chinese. china's growth and india's they were making about $1000 a year. now they are up to $10,000 a year. the biggest transformation in history. you can reverse

smith to washington." we also thought it would be an interesting idea to try to auction off a poster from the , "send mr. smith to washington." and hed jimmy stewart autographed a poster for me. a auctioned it off at fundraiser in san antonio. i had a friend pay $1000 for the poster. he has the autographed jimmy stewart poster at his house today. that brings back happy memories. >> representatives lamar smith at michael capuano tonight 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> this morning, roger johnson, president of the national farmers union talks about the farm bill and u.s. agriculture policy. then bloomberg news reporter zeke foxe discusses how a loophole in the cash advance industry is affecting small business owners. talkster, tony payan about the future of u.s.-mexico relations. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on race book and twitter as well. "washington journal" ♪ host: good morning and welcome journal."gton investiga

smith, how are you doing this morning? >> announcer: smitty's alleged accomplice, a biker known as yankee, had eluded authorities. public defender took on smitty's case. >> some of the outlaws were a bit rough around the edges. smitty as far as personality was concerned was not like that at all. i felt he had a compelling story to tell. >> my dad was ex-military. grandparents, all of that stuff was military at one time or another. i dropped out of high school. my dad says, you're either going to go in the service or you're going to go to school, but you're not going to live in this household unless you go to school, and so i said, "sign the papers for me." i was a cocky youngster, and i went in the army when i was 17. and from there i went to vietnam, end of 1966. i was patriotic. i believed in the red, white and blue. i was fighting for america. i came back in december of 1967. >> announcer: smitty, like many returning veterans, felt isolated from civilian life and found a haven in the motorcycle club. >> being a soldier,

smith to washington." more than that, we decided it might be an interesting idea to try to auction off a poster from the movie send mr. smith to washington, and i called jimmy stewart who was a republican, and he autographed a poster for me which we auctioned off at my first or second fundraiser in san antonio. and i had a friend pay $1,000 for that poster. that was the biggest contribution we had had so far, and he has the autographed jimmy stewart poster at his house today. and so that brings back happy memories too. >> representatives lamar smith and michael capuano saturday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> next, maryland representative steny hoyer, the incoming house majority leader, talks about the house democratic agenda for the new congress at "the wall street journal"'s annual ceo council conference in washington d.c. >> so the democrats have control of the house going into the new congress. what is their agenda likely to do for business intere

smith: well, we're -- gordon: is a signal for -- ep. smith: we're challenging -- we're challenging china in the south china sea right now. you know, we are sending our aircraft carrier battle groups through waters that they say we shouldn't be able to send through. so we're kind of doing what you're -- i don't think there's a lot of call, like you said, for us to lob a missile at them. gordon: no, of course not. that's not what i mean. rep. smith: but we are, and the same with russia, we are challenging them. we are deterring them in a variety of different ways. and many of the ones that you just outlined are crucial, by making more friends in the region. go ahead. min. williamson: i think the real strength is not necessarily -- and always acting alone. so when we saw the attack on ourselves in salisbury with the use of chemical weapons on the streets, if i had said to you a year ago that we would see the use of the novichok virus in a sleepy english cathedral city nestled in the countryside, you would have probably thought it was crazy

it is a scene of pocahontas saving the life of captain smith. so we want to know why these illustrious americans are depicted standing on the shoulders of pocahontas. and so, we also want to know what is pocahontas saving the life of captain smith, depicted in the breeze of history in the rotunda of the us capitol? now, the us capital of course houses the legislative branch of government. and the rotunda is the countries grandest ceremonial room, which is evocative of a roman pantheon. and here is pocahontas in the history under the magnificent dome. and we want to know why is she being afforded this respect? why does she merit being positioned here? and the reason is although historians today dispute and in fact discount the idea that she saved captain smith's life, early in our history people believe that to be true. and this incident is detailed in the rotunda of the us capital. because in saving captain smith life pocahontas was credited with saving before james kalani and in saving before james colony she is credited with saving the birth p

dina asher—smith, in a class of one in the 100. and it's gold for dina asher—smith! 10.85! a new british record, butjust getting warmed up. 200 next, chasing world champ dafne schipers, who was soon chasing her. dina asher—smith takes the title! she's done it again. for herfinishing touch, one hell of a finish. relay gold. dina asher—smith comes away by a distance. the first woman in 28 years to achieve the sprint treble. i'm just so grateful and thankful for all of these girls, for putting out the best to represent our country and coming home with a gold medal today. honestly, it's been so great. sprint success in an's relay, while farnell hughes led a british 1—2 in the man's100. laura muir's first major outdoor title and matthew hudson—smith's 400 win left britain top of the athletic medals table. over in scotland, this lady was back on two wheels and back to her best. laura kenny wins the european title! two more golds in her first championship since giving birth to son albie and overcoming mum guilt. i was thinking i don't want to leave him for nothing, you kno

dina asher—smith, in a class of one in the 100. and it's gold for dina asher—smith! 10.85! a new british record, butjust getting warmed up. 200 next, chasing world champ dafne schipers, who was soon chasing her. dina asher—smith takes the title! she's done it again. for herfinishing touch, one hell of a finish. relay gold. dina asher—smith comes away by a distance. the first woman in 28 years to achieve the sprint treble. i'm just so grateful and thankful for all of these girls, for putting out the best to represent our country and coming home with a gold medal today. honestly, it's been so great. sprint success in an‘s relay, while farnell hughes led a british 1—2 in the man's100. laura muir's first major outdoor title and matthew hudson—smith's 400 win left britain top of the athletic medals table. over in scotland, this lady was back on two wheels and back to her best. laura kenny wins the european title! two more golds in her first championship since giving birth to son albie and overcoming mum guilt. i was thinking i don't want to leave him for nothing, you k

adam smith on the efficiency and all that thing. compromise in terms of the big-ticket items will not work. you start to see the stock market get edgy. maxine waters says, the days of deregulation, deregulating markets are done. now the markets are getting frothy. it is not clear we are going to continue the positive attitude. the free market system has fed the chinese over the past 10 years. china's growth and india's growth, they were making about $1000 a year. now they are up to $10,000 a year. the biggest transformation in history. you can reverse that. if you get a negative view of business, what a downer to teach kids. your job, my job, is not morally good. it is not worthwhile. you should not prepared to go to work. prepare your education, have a calling, that is a challenge we are facing. we will see if the democrats can be a little more positive on business. >> you have seen it as a teacher in the classroom and now here in congress. why is it hard to curb government spending? bratt: it is increasingly hard because people ar

dina asher—smith, in a class of one in the 100. and its gold for dina asher—smith! 10.85! a new british record, butjust getting warmed up. 200 next, chasing world champion dafne schipers, who was soon chasing her. dina asher—smith takes the title! she's done it again. for herfinishing touch, one hell of a finish. relay gold. dina asher—smith comes away by a distance. the first woman in 28 years to achieve the sprint treble. i'm just so grateful and thankful for all of these girls, for putting out the best to represent our country and coming home with a gold medal today. honestly, it's been so great. sprint success in an‘s relay, while farnell hughes led a british 1—2 in the man's100. laura muir's first major outdoor title and matthew hudson—smith's 400 win left britain top of the athletic medals table. over in scotland, this lady was back on two wheels and back to her best. laura kenny wins the european title! two more golds in herfirst championship since giving birth to son albie, and overcoming mum guilt. i was thinking, i don't want to leave him for nothing, y

dina asher—smith, in a class of one in the 100. and it's gold for dina asher—smith! 10.85! a new british record, butjust getting warmed up. 200 next, chasing world champ dafne schipers, who was soon chasing her. dina asher—smith takes the title! she's done it again. for herfinishing touch, one hell of a finish. relay gold. dina asher—smith comes away by a distance. the first woman in 28 years to achieve the sprint treble. i'm just so grateful and thankful for all of these girls, for putting out the best to represent our country and coming home with a gold medal today. honestly, it's been so great. sprint success in the men's relay, while farnell hughes led a british 1—2 in the man's100. laura muir's first major outdoor title and matthew hudson—smith's 400 win left britain top of the athletic medals table. over in scotland, this lady was back on two wheels and back to her best. laura kenny wins the european title! two more golds in her first championship since giving birth to son albie and overcoming mum guilt. i was thinking i don't want to leave him for nothing, yo

followed by poet and activist patricia smith. >> we are going to officially start the day. i want to thank everyone for being here this morning. or is it afternoon? what time is it now? good afternoon everyone. thank you so much for joining us today. we are -- i am excited. are you guys excited? [applause] i see so many familiar faces. i see excellence girls academy over there. [applause] i see folks from howard. i see my mom in the audience. [applause] and it fills me is so much pride and joy to see so many women i love in this room, and -- and men. let's keep it nonbinary. so many folks in this room i love. and i just want to say welcome. i want to give -- sets the moment to say this is the perfect opportunity for us to be with one another, to celebrate one another, and to really say that we belong in all spaces. but especially the literary space. [applause] you know i like to say i really love being black. but it's something about our love for blackness, for books, and for authentic story telling that brings us together and makes well read black girl its own special plac

smith. . who was in the front seat. . rolled down the window to the woman money and when she did. .an unknown man reached inside to grab her wallet and police say there was a struggle.investigators tell wmar he took out a knife and stabbed smith in the torso before running away with the woman holding the sign.ellison taylor/ resident:"it makes you think twice about helping anyone. think twice, look twice. you know, cause i got to work early in the morning and my guard's up."ellison taylor/resident 174850 it makes you think twice about helping anyone. 52police echo that advice. . saying crimes like these can happen any time. jeremy silbert/ baltimore police dept:"always be aware of your surroundings. it doesn't matter if it's the middle of the day or the middle of the night. if you're driving, if you're walking, if you see something or someone that's suspicious, call 911. our officers work 24 hours a day." the driver of the car smith was in when she was stabbed took her to the hospital and called police. she died at the ho

adam smith on the economics. it is fairly simple. steve: four years in the house and two terms can you stand firm , to your principles but also compromise? brat: i did, and compromise is a neat, funny word. i have smart business guys that say, can you just compromise on this? steve: what is the word then? rep. brat: you have to do the right policies. the compromise, the budget is the big deal. $4 trillion budget. republicans wanted roughly a $900 billion deficit. the democrats wanted one point -- $1.3 trillion deficit. should i compromise and go for $1.1 trillion deficit? that is a compromise. really? are 18, who said there enumerated functions of the federal government. the rest remain to the states and localities. we drove a mack truck over that. compromise in terms of the big-ticket items will not work. it will not solve the problem. theare starting to see stock market get edgy. when maxine waters comes out and says the days of deregulation, deregulating markets are done. now the markets are getting frothy again. the debt is up hi

smith broke his tibia and fibula in his right leg. after reports of the infection broke yesterday the team ed releas statement on smith's g behalf askino respect their request for privacy. the team has not provided any specific information on smith's current condition. i hope he can recoverth from . still ahead on news 4 today, get through the holidays without going is that possible? >> it's the hope.av you h to work on it. >> ps under construction. we're talking about the yellow line. news 4 transrtation reporter adam tuss takes us on to the adam tuss takes us on to the workite to s ke prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or here. wikick your antacid habit prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. welcome to tide pods talk with gronk. i'm gronk! these are tide pods.no this i even this entire bottle can't beat tide pods. to recap: ugh... tide pods. if it's clean, it's got to be tide. ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-a

dina asher—smith, in a class of one in the 100. and its gold for dina asher—smith! 10.85! a new british record, butjust getting warmed up. 200 next, chasing world champ dafne schipers, who was soon chasing her. dina asher—smith takes the title! she's done it again. for herfinishing touch, one hell of a finish. relay gold. dina asher—smith comes away by a distance. the first woman in 28 years to achieve the sprint treble. i'm just so grateful and thankful for all of these girls, for putting out the best to represent our country and coming home with a gold medal today. honestly, it's been so great. sprint success in an‘s relay, while farnell hughes led a british 1—2 in the man's100. laura muir's first major outdoor title and matthew hudson—smith's 400 win left britain top of the athletic medals table. over in scotland, this lady was back on two wheels and back to her best. laura kenny wins the european title! two more golds in herfirst championship since giving birth to son albie, and overcoming mum guilt. i was thinking, i don't want to leave him for nothing, you

smith: let me just say, by the way, that's always the case. you would always like your partners to do more. i don't think that's ever going to change and you are doing more. min. williamson: and in fairness, you see the u.k., we're upping the spending on defense above inflation every single year. we're sort of increasing the proportion of gdp that we've been spending on defense. and as was touched upon by john earlier, you know, every nation in nato is increasing the amount. now, as to whether it's at the pace that people want to see, some people will argue that it isn't a speedy, but the direction of travel, the trend is heading in the right way. but it isn't just about spending , and it's not just about pounds, shillings, and pence. it's all how you use and how you develop those capabilities and how you come together to use those capabilities to deal with the common threats. and yes, 2% is a very, very important, powerful political tool. but it's not actually just about percentages. it's actually what you're spending that money on and how yo

police say thi surveillance video led them to smith and his daughter. you may rember we've shown you this video before. you can see a little girl loing back, apparently looking at someone who's instructing her, before running up to the porch and grabbing the package. then she ran away. police say they questioned smith about this video, and then he disappeared. he apparently blamed the theft on his daughter at the time. once he's caught, he'll face multiple charges, including contributing to the delinquency of a minor. >> the sad thing s even at 5,sh probably knew there was something intrinsically wrong with what she was doing. just a sad story. >>> it's now 4:49. a local academiandout is waking up with her dream of going to college a reality. us to's cory smith takes prince george's county to show us the moment that a young woman's life changed forever. >> reporter: her life is aboutt change. look.s the in walks thepr sure. and, wait for it, there. the nervousaughter behind that wide smile is understandable. how would you react to seeing ckur name on a

according to court documents, nya w and smithe known to each other. her family says she went to the house last friday night visit her friend. a short time later she wasthead. people ihouse said they heard a gunshot and they went to smith's roomnd saw nya unconscious on the floor. they said smias pacing back nd forth saying she had shot herself. witnesses say smith and nia were the only ones in the bedroom when the shot was fired. aftein the sho they say, smith left the house. the gun has not been found. a's familyost upset by what happened here. >> it has devastated us. it has devastated us. it has devastated everyone. >> reporter: robt theodore smith held tonight pending further court action in the case. now, coming upt 5:00, a candid conversation with the pole ief about guns, violence, and trder in our city. you're going want to hear what the chief haso say. see you at 5:00. back to you. >> let's to go storm team 4 dour ka in the storm kernlt tracking more cold on the way. even some snow. is that right? >> yeah. even some snow over the next couple d

thekins signed sanchez the day after alex smith broke his leg. this is his fifth in the last four years. the next game is at home against the new york. gian >> also developing this morning, a montgomery county ems worker is charged with sexual assault. authorities are wried there may be more victims. authorities say he touched a woman inappropately while providing her medical treatment in an ambulance. they say he tn gave the victim his phone number on the way to the hospital. he was arresd back in november on the 30th and was released after posting bond the sy.e >> it's 4:36. now to the other top stories is morning, police in prince george's county are hoping that you can help find this car. they say two men kidnapped aar woman monday morning as she was walking away from the metro stationen tem hills. a security camera caught a pict te of one of suspects. take a police say both men sexually assaulted the woman in the car beforeer forcing out in southeast d.c. >> development in the mueller investigation. special counsel robert mueller is eilected

. >> plus another will smith shocker. why he's confessing to a mid life crisis. >> i was like oh. >> and milo lets a big secret slip. >> my gosh. >> oh, boy, i can't wait for you to see it all. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> the hart, hustle and talent. just landed kevin hart the biggest stage of his career, right? the oscars. how kev put it out in the universe and then made it happen. >> he's been talking about it forever. we'll start with another bucket list moment. big time for this one. dolly parton, jennifer aniston. >> epic girl chat thanks to their new movie "dumpling." i had to start with the streaming scandal that will caught jennifer by surprise. >> netflix created a fan frenzy when they posted they were going to end "friends" at the end of the year. >> it's not happening. > what? >> "e.t." learned netflix will pay around $100 million to keep streaming "friends" for another year. it hits a milestone this fall. >> it's coming up on the 25th anniversary. >> of what? >> "friends." >> no. >> 25 years of what

that have been putting pressure on glaxo smith kline g s k let's term it for short to get more out of the company to deal unveil the hidden value in the company and do a spinoff like this and now it's doing it t.s.k. is obviously the more a weighty partner in this but both stand to gain if they can actually make good on the cost cutting and the purchasing price advantages that they are hoping to get from this union in the consumer health care business all right and how is this this joint venture going to shake up the pharmaceuticals market. well they both will be clearly now number one together in the consumer health business among brand names at least seven point three percent of post will be their market share compare that to four percent for the other leading contenders like bayer for example or as an all three or johnson and johnson but it isn't just the market plunge if they can put towards parts of the ground that's behind this it's also glaxo smith kline's intention to beef up its pharma division and get new blockbusters going in the pharmaceutical business which gives probably

smith will focus on returning to full health. the burgundy and gold will head down south playing the jaguars. they're in third place in the division as we're weeks away from the playos. sending our best to the smith family and ale hims it's been a tough few weeks. >> it was nice to see people reach out to him after that injury. >>> also want to talk about king james, lbj. they're taking on the wizards. last night lebron james and lonzo ball had a triple double. that's ra. they're the first time to do that since magic johnson and kareem abdulabbar did it. today's game tips off at 6:00 tonight. >> that was early '90s or late '80s? >> definitely '80s, magic johnson andeem abdul-jabbar. >>re pre team. >> totally. >>> let's look outside right now. it's not improving much today. we'll check in with lauryn for her full forecas t >>> it's not uncommon for ementary schools to invite parents and grandparents into the cafeteria for lunch. >> but in fairfax county, we have kids in a couple schools finding a different kindf lunchbuddy. police

azenith smith is in fremont tonight where the couple attended tonight's meeting. what an interesting story. >> reporter: jenny kassan was sworn in tonight. her husband vinnie bacon is already a councilmember. he got teary-eyed for an emotional and historic night. >> i am jenny kassan , i do solemnly swear. >> reporter: on tuesday night, the city of fremont made history swearingen jenny kassan as the newest councilmember. is torte because she is joining her husband, vinnie bacon. it is the first time a married couple will serve together. >> for a lot of people it was weird. for me, i never felt weird about it because vinnie and i are independent people. >> anytime you have someone that you like and you like their principles and they can on the council with you, you're happy. >> reporter: vinnie bacon could not be more proud. his wife of 10 years, jenny kassan never thought she would be a politician. she did not have to look far for inspiration. >> ever since i have known vinnie, he was involved in politics. i saw him run for city council three times before he was e

adriane lentz-smith? [applause] [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national 2018]satellite corp. inouncer: interested american history tv? visit our website, c-span.org/history. schedule,ew our tv preview upcoming programs and museumollege lectures, tours, archival films and more. tv atan history c-span.org/history. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a service by america's cable television companies and youy we continue to bring unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, from paris, a veteran's day ceremony marking the centennial of the armistice that ended world war i. includingers president trump were in attendance. here's a preview. ago, on the day, on in paris and all paris, the bugles sounded pealed.bells armistice was b

pharmaceutical giant pfizer and glaxo smith kline are forging an alliance that will be worth billions to pharma companies plan on joining their over the counter product divisions last year they had a combined turnover of almost thirteen billion dollars pfizer will hold on to thirty two percent of the planned joint venture glaxo will keep sixty eight is the next step will be to float the new company on the stock exchange. a little earlier i spoke to our markets correspondent only bots in frankfurt and i asked him if the two partners are actually seeing eye eye to. yes and they have to see it to make it work you know we've seen so many mergers and bringing together of units in the past where when you get down to the nitty gritty of the every day important decisions that are important to executives but also to the normal workers where there are differences differences in culture is an interest and then the thing goes sour so they have to work together but investors thinking this is a great idea the shares are going up pfizer not quite as much as glaxo smith kline but quite so smith kline

we have will smith! and somebody in the room said to me well, you know black people don't sell magazines. and my heart is pounding and i'm sitting there and this is will smith in the early 90s. >> it wasn't that long ago. at that moment, so i did the mature thing and i burst into tears and i left. and i went to my office and my heart was pounding and this is where the rubber meets the road, i was not a seasoned editor and i can either come i wasn't going to change the cover i can either quit and they can fire me. but i have to make a decision and so suddenly it turned into a risk i thought i was going to get a pat on the back for getting this big movie star. but i didn't quit, and we published the issue and it did fine. but just to say that sometimes you do something anything are doing a great job and somebody will come up to you and say will actually, this is an issue. then, i had to decide, am i going to get fired? am i going to quit? am i going to die early in my career? it turned out okay and it was

ashley smith. —— like thomas and ashley smith —— dealerashley smith. —— dine like thomas and ashley smith —— dealer ashley smith. —— dine ashley you can see that no expense was spared on this. can you open this? yes. let's see this now. it could be a faberge egg. it could be something priceless. 0r a faberge egg. it could be something priceless. or it could be... 0k! very good. here we go. a little bit loud for tonight maybe, but i appreciate it. i'm not as good at snooker as john appreciate it. i'm not as good at snooker asjohn but if i wore this maybe it would transform my game. thank you for your game. he isa he is a good sport. he is a good sport. he is, is in the? he mentioned one particular contender for the sports personality of the year, geraint thomas. by magic of television, he is here. i have a friend with the same name as you. can you tell us how to pronounce it? nobody gets it right. if you are struggling, go with g. can we talk about the tour de france? what an accomplishment that was. how hard was it? we don't feel the lactic acid, we don't see what goes into

adriane lentz-smith? [applause] [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] announcer: interested in american history tv? visit our website, c-span.org/history. you can view our tv schedule, preview upcoming programs and watch college lectures, museum tours, archival films and more. american history tv at c-span.org/history. announcer: when the new congress takes hold in january, it will have the youngest most diverse class in recent history. new leaders, watch it live on c-span. starting january 3. >> on december 24 1968, as they became the first humans to walk -- moon,rth -- human william anders took turns reading passages to millions of listeners on earth. this weekend on american history tv, the ceremony called the spirit of apollo. commemorating the 50th anniversary. here is a preview. means, the flight of apollo eight was a complete success. functioned ass planned. navigation and communication operations proved their worth. the timin

we spoke with smith about why he is taking on the issue. brad: we decided to take on the issue of facial recognition for two reasons. first, it was important to employees. they were asking questions. we were hearing the same questions from customers and civil liberties groups. second, once we thought more about it, we came to a clear conclusion and the conclusion was that this technology is very promising. it's going to improve the world in many ways. but it also has a real risk of abuse. and, rather than watch the technology move forward and see problems created, we thought it would be more important to be corrective, for the tech sector to adopt principles and for the law to move forward as the technology is regulated in the public is protected. emily: have you heard from any other companies, any lawmakers that want to work with microsoft on this? brad: yeah. we have heard from a lot of people. i spent the last three days in washington, d.c. many of my meetings included a conversation about this. what we're finding right now is very broad

bernard smith live for us right now in paris so bernard what's happening where you are. bernard can you hear me. we have clearly lost our connection there we're bernard smith you will try to reestablish that in the meantime let's move on to a little bit more about what is happening in paris. as a historian and a co-founder of the group of geo political studies in paris he explains the steps likely to be taken by president not just to save his presidency. the president is not going to resign he's not going to topple there's no way for him to be overthrown illegally however he might try to change some of his government he might try to change his prime minister which has been an option used by his predecessors usually in france if you end up in a deadlock to change the prime minister you try to impose a new policy so he might try to do that it is too bad given his something his in popularity and the general situation in french right now he is going to face at least a very hard here and probably a very hard ending to his tenure to know how it is going to end up what is going

the jacqueline smith spring collection at kmart. yes, kmart. >> i took it on really as a challenge more and that's what i mean. i sometimes things -- your instinct about something and then it cannonballs into something else. it was not about the money at all. >> when you started this part of your life, there was really nobody else doing branding except you and around thean same time, martha stewart. >> i martha stewart and i'm kmart's new consultant for entertaining fho lifestyle. i will be holding millions of customers with tips on just about everything for the home. come toma kmart. >> to be very honest with you -- she was branding but i was in kmart and then they broughto hr in and i met her at kmart. >> you got two strong, ambitious women who are kind of launching their brands at the same time. was there competition or camaraderie? >> to be in competition with martha. come on. come on. she was something. i launched my line it was a hit right away. theyand wanted me to go into he and. dishes and i held back. i said let me concent

you know who could learn something from the smiths? justin bieber and hailey baldwin. >> they're just enjoying the perks of newly wed life. up first, justin and haley's picture perfect photo shoot. ♪ i'm the one >> going in for a kiss, a shirtless piggy back ride, the husband and wife went matchy matchy in beverly hills yesterday during a post wedding it shoot with the annie liebovitz. three leaf blowers, they're expected to be on the cover and talking about their relationship. next. >> the shocking split. >> we're not together anymore. >> might take time to get a divorce. >> hours before announcing she and offset are over, cardi was seen without herring. five days ago it was on and so was the pda. last month she talked about giving newborn daughter a sibling. >> you guys want more? are you talking about that? >> yes, one more. >> yesterday while her ex-didn't address cheating allegations, he did post, y'all won. he's denied any infidelity in the past. >> it's nobody's fault. >> finally beyonce and jay zeal celebrate. yesterday mrs.

campaigner against new liberalism kerry leslie smith who forged so that we might live plus the ghosts of grand fell following the last silent walk before christmas we remember those who lost their lives to the new liberalism with hip hop artist and activist loci all the civil coming up in today's show but first this razor may and the future of the british government now in the hands of dublin joining me now from the irish capital is t.d. for calvin monaghan information fame doily to cave in ok on cave on welcome back to going underground so to be overawed saying it's your westminster m.p.'s that should be taking up their seats to vote for to raise a maze of bricks that deal that's the that's the big issue and. well it's a bit ironic that he would be so commenting in the week that we celebrate the major irish electoral success of nineteen eighteen when you shouldn't fan having swept the boards across this island took the very historic and courageous decision to set up an irish parliament here in dublin which met next month one hundred years the goal on an up stench and basis from westm