amy freeze in tonight for jeff smith. mild. >> we were pushing upper 50s. but the temperatures really over performed. and we ended up in the low 60s with the official high at 63 for this date. it looks like temperatures will fall off about 10 to 15 degrees for tomorrow. looking out right now over manhattan, you can see the empire state building, one world trade, we have 46. so temperatures are falling fast. 15 degrees off where the high temperatures were this afternoon. and it was way above average. but the record is 70 set back in 2011. sunset tonight was at 4:30. we got a little bit of rain. but hardly measurable in some spots. the big story here will be the temperatures changing. any where from 5 to 15 degrees colder right now compared to yesterday at this time. so the which i ams coming in. a return -- the which i ams coming in. -- the chills coming in. a reminder we are in winter months. temperatures in the low 40s north and west. we'll make it into the upper 20s to near freezing for the northern counties over night tonight. winds are coming out of the

and meteorologist jeff smith is outside our studios with the thanksgiving forecast. >> we'll begin with the parade itself which will start on upper west side and make its way southward to herald square. >> aj ross is on the upper west side. >> it's truly amazing to witness the awe and sheer delight that overwhelms kids' faces as they get an up-close and personal look at these enormous show stopping balloons. it's an amazing tradition that draws families far and wide to the heart of new york city and as you mentioned security is going to be tighter this year but people say the hope, peace, and joy that comes with the holidays overshadows any fear. >> reporter: for 89 years the macy's thanksgiving parade has captured the hearts and imaginations of generations. magnetically drawn to central park by a variety of larger than life balloons, floats, and entertainment. with an estimated crowd of 3 million, some families opted to get a sneak peek wednesday night. >> we've been coming here 15 years. >> it's wonderful. >> he's been coming since he was a little boy. it's really fun. >> reporter: fr

but not for breakfast tomorrow. >>> jeff smith in for lee goldberg. tomorrow is a lot like late september. >> a little bit of fog in the morning. a little bit of low cloud cover. when you get up, you might be saying jeff, what happened to the nice day? it will break. the fog will burn off and the sun will come out the middle 60s. down toward the colorful empire state building. temperature right now, 56 if you that wind coming in from the south at 5. humidity is overnight. with that developing. already developing it will tend to expand overnight morning. the high on the day getting up to 60 after a morning low 41. temperatures a full 10 degrees above normal for that high. not quite the record. that was 67 set back in 1946. sun coming up tomorrow around 6:55 a.m. look at highs today. got up to 63 at belmar. 64 at toms river. only places stuck in the 50s were areas north to new york city. here's what to expect overnight. those areas of fog forming late tonight in to tomorrow morning and then the sun breaks through those clouds and that will spike highs i

kron four's jeff bush got reaction from the mayor of vallejo who says, good riddance to fraiser smith. >> jeff :vallejo city leaders were angry that fraiser smith had taken up residence at this motel six on enterprise drive on wednesdaybut, as it turns out, city officials learned that the company responsible for smith, liberty healthcare corporation, used the names of two employees to register for smith's room.concealing smith's identity. the motel evicted smith as soon as the truth was discovered. smith was convicted in 2006 of assault with the intent to commit rape and was listed as a violent sex offender. when smith's release was announced, liberty healthcare tried to find him housing in several other cities in solono countyeach of those locations was met with opposition for the same reasonnobody wanted him living near them. the mayor, osby davis, says smith is not welcome in vallejo and he is glad smith has moved on. the mayor says he doesn't know where smith is but is glad that he is no longer in town. >> davis : i don't know that causes me a great deal of concern that i don't kn

jeff smith is back with details in his exclusive accuweather forecast. >> and don't forget, tomorrow town hall at brooklyn i only buy solid gold staples. because, um, sometimes regular staples, they just don't capture the richness of what you're stapling. like, um, like this illuminated page from medieval monks and this original sketch by leonardo da vincis. eh, separate they're fine... (vo) a new york man buys $80 gold staples to staple expensive things. see the gold staple, it just looks right. probably worth more now. (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. . >>> did you happen to catch the sunset tonight? it was simply stunning. check out these pictures sent in by some of our viewers. the sky lit up in beautiful pinks and yellows. we received so many pictures from the queens, staten island and new york city area and i'm sure there are plenty more out there. if you snapped a picture, we want to see it. send it to us. 7 ny. >> gorgeous, gorgeous. >> practically broke the so many pictures coming in. >> it was something good and beautiful, for a change. which is what our weather wi

will go to churches, charities, and needy people. >>> we've got jeff smith in for lee goldberg. beautiful night for the inflating of the balloons. >> compared to last thanksgiving eve. >> we had accumulating snow in the northern western suburbs last year at this time. this year couldn't be much more different. we're looking at a live shot over the empire state building. if you can't make it to the balloon inflation, look up at the empire state build ing. it's lit up in these beautiful l.e.d. lights, relatively new system there. they can actually change these lights on command and you've got the thanksgiving colors up there. it's beautiful. right now that temperature, 45. humidity at 63 %. the humidity is coming up a little bit in the low levels of the atmosphere. that's going to increase our cloud cover in to the day tomorrow. that wind coming in from the northeast at 5 miles per hour. it's going to be more of an easterly or southeasterly wind. the high on the day got up to 50, right on target for november 25th. the record high was 73 back in 1979. the sun setting these days jus

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jeff smith had 117 on the ground. but the eagles only had nine the low game. nine! here is your game-winner. murphy. 35 yards out and that is all she wrote. yukon taking on number 25. temple owls. this is all the owls. including a 60 yard dash. temple of 27 and nothing. only managing 138 yards total offense. they lose 27 to 3 and drop it on the regular season. michigan taking on ohio. gt barrett. -- 20-10. this one wasn't even close. ohio state deep michigan 42-13. >>> after yesterday's 58 -- victory, throwing themselves right in the thick of things at the all-important thanksgiving mark working the road for canada over the next three games. they will try to keep that going . >> we've got to be better. >> were really kind of coming into our own. we have to learn how to win your >> this is a hard-working team right now. i think the attitude of this group is that they want to do well. whether they do it every night. i think their intentions are good. >> taking place in northern ireland. this is a championship game. to 4 the final minute of the game that's the game-win

eagles' qb jeff smith only threw for 9 yards but he ran for 117 53 right here and the eagles would score on the very next play tyler rouse bringing it in and tying the game at 17. syracuse gets the game winning field goal from cole murphy b.c. closes out the season with 8 straight losses 20-17 the final today. an nba 3-point shot from the corner is 22 feet so, that makes this shot by vince carter last night about a nine point shot carter banks it home from 65 feet it' s the longest shot made by a memphis grizzlie player at home since february of 2010 we -- of 2010. we know this because there' s somebody keeping track of records like that. vladimir klitschko was heavyweight champion of the world for nearly ten years not that many people noticed today he lost his title in a unanimous decision to the new heavyweight champ tyson fury who made sure people would notice. >> i don' t want to close my eyes , i don' t want to fall asleep, because i love you babe, and i don' t want to miss a thing. >> at least that wasn' t weird. coming up later tonight after college football, a team effort to resc

enough to make jeff smith, in for lee goldberg dance. >> that's all right. we want people to leave their tvs on. a look towards mid town manhattan. amazing. deeper into the evening hours, it's still 56 degrees. the temperature has barely budged. that's after getting up to 60 during the afternoon. 56 here in the park. you have gone down into the middle and upper 40s north and west of the city and well south of the city. down to 48 at tom's river. lower 50s on the island. let's track these temperatures and weather conditions through the evening for you shoppers out there searching for bargains into the late-night hours. temperatures only falling down to about 52 in and around the five burrows of new york city. but midnight. that is incredibly mild for this time of year. low 50s on the island. i want to draw your attention to this cloud cover that develops late tonight and early tomorrow morning. mixed in will be patchy dense fog. so you want to be careful if you're traveling later on tonight. there may be reduced areas of visibility out there. 50 by 7:00 in th

jeff smith with the exclusive ak you weather forecast. now, eyewitness news at 6. >>> ganging up, hooded thieves rough up and rob an elderly man in brooklyn. and candidates under fire. protestors try to upstage con trump in midtown as ben carson lashes out against scrutiny of his past. good evening. i'm sandra. >> i'm joe torres. we beginning with the mugging in brooklyn. footage shows the suspect swarming the victim, pushing him against the car and picking his :30 thursday night. eyewitness news reporter is in east flat bush right now. >>reporter: sandra and joe, take a look at ut ka avenue behind me, busy intersection that's fairly well lit at night. robbery occurred in this parking lot, the tucked away and closed off. some say this was the perfect spot for the suspects to rob a vulnerable victim. take a look at the surveillance video released p by the nypd. what you're looking at is an elderly man being robbed by four young men in this back parking lot of of a check cashing store on utica avenue. in the video you can see the assailants

meteorologist jeff smith has his exclusive accuweather forecast. >> and a reminder, put it in your iphone. tomorrow eyewitness news anchor shirleen allicot will participate in a town hall forum for new york's youth. it will be held at the st. francis college in brooklyn >>> well, except for the little blip overnight tonight, we got a great week ahead of us. >> you could not ask for better and even that blip that we have you know today and tonight into tomorrow. was accompanied bay beautiful sunset. a lot of the people a lot of on social media. and here are just a few of them. we got a ton. >> gorgeous. >> of feedback about this. the sky was just this fiery orange color for a while and then it transitioned to the sun went down. it's because we have the clouds out there actually the sunlight as it went just below the these clouds. and it does funny things to light. it causes a change in color as light. there's your little physics lesson, optics lesson for tonight. here's a look right now over to midtown manhattan from the camera in queens. the winds from the northwest at 9 miles per hour. h

. >> reporter: paul is the hospital's ceo and agreed to sit down with us along with his boss jeff smith county executive for santa clara. >> we found that we really had a broken inventory system. >> these are items that cost taxpayers millions of dollars and there's no record of where they are. how do you justify that? >> you know, i was as you are, and as your viewers are concerned how much of that $11 million was really because something was misplaced and how much of it was because of sloppy processes. >> what happens if you don't have good record keeping? >> you lose things. >> chuck says it's a basic principle you learn as a business owner. his used electronics ca s wareh is 27,000 feet of, well, weird stuff. sells everything from laptop hard drives and high priced medical equipment so whatever this thing is. even in the midst of all this clutter and pardon the phrase here, even some junk, your employees can still find everything on your inver toy? >> yes. >> we decided to test their system. >> you can tell us where this is right now? >> i can. >> we randomly picked this microscope

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freshman jeff smith takes off with the ball and he is gone. 80-yards untouched into the end zone and bc is down 19-9 with to minutes to play, but bc would score. notre dame would win it all. all though it was a home game, the area was lit up in maroon and gold to remind them they were playing in their backyard. >>> much more this morning, the government pried away from the republicans. >>> and thankfully, this is not here, at least not yet. parts of the country already experiencing snow trouble. >>> and is it your lucky day? break out your lottery tickets if you bought them. here's a look at the winning numbers, good luck. [ music ] if i had a million dollars, well i'd buy you a house. i would buy you a house. and if i had $1 million. if i had $1 million, buy you furniture for your house. nchts new this morning, there are new cases of the eboli virus. it's a set back for the country, obviously. liberia was said to be free of the virus. many have die prosecuted the disease since the out break began. more than 10,000 were effected. >>> well, today is the date of one of the darkest date

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jeff smith taking it to the house, 80 yards untouched. bc gets an oh by the way touchdown, but still not enough 19-16 they fall. crimson, trailing 7-0 harvard finally kicking it into gear. 52 yard catch and we are 7-7. more from the host connection avoiding the pressure stepping finds the end zone 14-7, harvard wins it. on the ice, bruins hosting toronto. there to should it down one of 28 stops on the night. third. the dude might have the hardest shot in the league and he shows it off here. 1-0 bruins they add a second on an empty netter. and the patriots getting ready. that's sports have a great day. oh rejoice a case of the hi cups. that is what happened to this 7 year old. he put a smile on the player's faces and his face as well nancy: that is tough. now that is going to happen. i started choking before my story last night kris: that is because you eat between breaks. nancy: all right next up, firefighters jumping into save the day in florida. kris: but there wasn't a fire to be put out. instead the emergency was for a baby to enter t

jeff smith was 1-13 for nine yards passing -- nine! and one interception. the number one defense in the country. >>> it's more than a game. the needham wellesley rivalry is the longest consecutive high school football rivalry in the country. coming up at 6:30, we are bringing you inside access to it all. half-hour special that brings us inside. it's more than a game. here is a preview. >> we executed again. beat needham again in practice. >> your opportunity to involve yourself in one the most story yourself in one the most storied rivalry country. >> make your mark on this rivalry. >> it's the game that always comes up. >> i don't relive any other game than i ever played other than the wellesley game. >> less than 24 hours, let's go. >> the distraction level will be unprecedented tomorrow. you are playing against the most iconic ball park in american sports. >> more than game coming up at the bottom of the hour. hear from needham and wellesley if you are a fan. >> cooling off out there. >> meteorologist: mid- to upper 40s. >> anchor: thank you for making f

jeff smith is in for lee. he doesn't need his snow boots. >> reporter: i was gonna say, i remember donorring that in the northern suburbs, got 3 to 6 inches. on this holiday year, we have quiet weather. temperatures are in the 40s in central park. calm winds, mainly clear skies. park view. go down. 46 degrees. if you are gonna be out and about watching the macy's balloon inflation, temperatures going down by a degree or so on tonight. be chilly. but by 9:00 a.m. we're up to 48 and well in the 50s by noontime. the only warning, tomorrow, we have clouds coming in from the ocean and there could be a touch of drizzle in a few spots, especially tomorrow afternoon with the wind coming in at 5, 10 miles an hour. otherwise, a pretty quiet and mild thanksgiving. wait until you see the high temperatures on friday. we will detail that in our full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up later in the half- hour. back to you. >>> you mentioned the balloon inflation. it's the place to be on this thanksgiving eve. outside of

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. >> reporter: jeff smith says he and his team have been working to years to improve the office at thehospital. >> going to have to take full responsibility at the valley medical center for the items processed. >> and the full board is expected to vote next month on whether to add the additional staff to the controller's office nbc bay area news. >>> and the water will always be there. >>> solutions to the drought. coming up, we investigate ways that technology can create enough water to solve california's water crisis. whether or not it rains or snows. >>> also, preparing for the worst. the new tool that could keep the lights on when power lines go down during our incoming winter storms. our drought continues. governor brown recently >>> you've heard by now the el nino rains are coming but our drought continues. governor brown recently extended his executive order mandating water conditions until next october. >> but there are solutions to our drought. bay area technology is being used successfully overseas. >> we have answers and we continue our series on solving this drought. steven

. >>> amy freeze in tonight for jeff smith to take a look at that. hard to complain about a little chilly weather. >> my parents were in salt lake city over the weekend. they said the roads were just terrible. we haven't even had snow around here yet. last few days in the 60. felt pretty good. i won't not say that it was a rude awakening that you had to actually wear the coat and felt like november around here today. temperatures did finish in the upper 40s so about average for this time of year. 49 is our 30-year average high. looking out over the city, really spectacular. if you have a couple layers on and your gloves ready to go, it's fairly nice outside. showers have quit finally it looks like for south jersey. they lingered most of the day. normal high, there it is. 49. day, 69 degrees set back in 1990. we weren't breaking any records last couple of days but certainly going down in the books, the history pretty impressive to see those low 60s friday and saturday. this day finishes with some clouds lingering for the south jersey and jersey shore.

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meteorologist jeff smith is in for lee goldberg. he is at the weather wall. >> a nice evening. check out the colors in the sky. ago. temperatures in the middle and upper 50s in the new york area. about 56 at central park. this after getting up to 60 degrees during the afternoon in the city. even got into the middle 60s down the jersey shore. places like belmar and tom's river. right now, again, 56 in the park. you have temperatures around 57. falling a little more quickly into the middle 40s but still in the mid-50s down the show and the island. let's track your temperatures on the futurecast. very gradual. only down to 52 at midnight in cooler north and west. low 50s on the island. one thing to keep in mind. tomorrow morning, there will be low clouds and fog developing up and down the i-95 corridor. you will want to take it slow if you're traveling that late. as soon as that fog burns off during the day tomorrow, temperatures into the low 60s during midday. that's not all. it will get warmer tomorrow afternoon. we will detail that and your weekend forecast coming up later in t

> reporter: paul lorenz is the hospital ceo and agreed to sit down with us along with his boss, jeff smith. >> we found that we really had a broken inventory system. >> these are items that cost taxpayers millions of dollars and there's no record of where they are. how do you justify that? >> you know, i was as you are and as your viewers are, concerned how much of that $11 million was really because something was misplaced and how much of it was because of sloppy processes. >> what happens if you don't have good recordkeeping? >> you lose things. >> chuck says it's a basic principle you learn as a business owner. his used electronics warehouse is 27,000 square feet worth of, well, weird stuff. that's the name of his business, which sells everything from laptop hard drives and high priced medical equipment to whatever this thing is. even in the midst of all this clutter and pardon the phrase here, even some junk, your employees can still find everything on your inventory. >> yeah. >> reporter: so we decided to test their system. so you can tell us where this is right now? >> i can. >> repo

broom with the leaves but it's a windy day and i think you know, one thing we want to emphasize, jeff smith and i talked about this upstairs in the weather office. big wind on friday into friday night and saturday. going to talk about that too. a lot of the rain we had now is kind of shut down. sprinkles but here at noontime. 52 degrees, the humidity is 77% and the winds are northwest at 7 and the pressure rising a little bit but well below the mark of 30.00. yesterday's high was 57. 56 is our normal. so far i think that's the grand total over the last 36, 48 hours going to come out to about .62 in the park. sunset at 4:42. some breaks of sun best chance of that sunset is going to be south and west. another period of rain tomorrow. we'll talk about that and the chance of some 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts late friday into saturday. 52 here around river dale and looking at 52 white plains and 55 monticello. we're looking at 55 down the shore here. so we're looking at some seven to 12, 13-mile an hour winds out of the northwest here at noontime. with some gusts that have been going to 20. a lit

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. >> jeff smith and i were upstairs and on the fourth floor with the weather. he said something about that same old thing. really stinks being in here. [ laughter ] >> no offense to you or anything. >> no. he was looking at me when he said it. like get out. so -- he knows what's going on but he's absolutely right. if you have to be inside, this is one of those days it's really nice. because just so comfortable it's very little wind. and there you can see the zirkle line boat going up and there's the new york water taxi and the ferries are going back and forth. it's calm and quiet and n ary a cloud in the sky over gotham again today at noontime. it's really nice. unusually warm and unseasonably warm. however you want to describe it. it's warm. our temperature at noontime 69 degrees. our normal temperature about this hour of the day is about 56. so we're running 13 degrees above that. humidity is dry the winds are calm and look at the pressure. 30.38. so high. fair weather. anything above the what i call -- is what i always call extra credit. normal is 58 and tod

jeff smith made this. made the forecast traveling wednesday. next week. looking good in the east. but if you have to travel west, that's not looking so good. some sun giving way to clouds this afternoon. it's not as chilly we're at 58. and tonight, it's cloudy and breezy a shower or some drizzle 55. and then tomorrow, it's increasingly windy and it's warmer and steadiest rain in the afternoon and tomorrow evening. you'll see that it's breezy and brighter on friday. saturday, sun and clouds. 52. and then let's take a look at sunday. well, that's going to get a on sunday. and into monday and tuesday. wait until you hear these spoiled children on the set [ laughter ] >> i can't work under these conditions. >> that's brisk and chilly. >> no fair. >> sunshine monday tuesday but it warms back up into the 50s just in time for thanksgiving. >> that's -- see i like what you did that. how you ended it. nice. >> with the carrot stick. >> thanks bill. >>> a grandmother fights back. you will meet the woman who came face-to-face with a carjacker and wouldn't back down. >> plus, find out why a d

smith still go to washington." i have in my hand jeff's brand-new book "can mr. mith still go to prison." >> when i was in the senate in missouri i was on a panel and the moderator found a question that i took too intrusive and i took the butt end of a bottle and bludgeoned the moderator. no. actually what happened was that i was running for congress in 2004. we ran like a grass-roots campaign. i was running against a dynasty candidate, russ carn ahaan. his dad was a successful two-term governor. sister secretary of state. we were trying to run a grass-roots campaign and get over the top. three weeks before election day two of my aides were approached by a consultant who billed themselves as a so-called practitioner of the political dark arts. he told my aides that he wanted to put out a postcard detailing my opponent -- it was a ten-way race but detailing carn ahan's dismalattendance record as a legislator. he says he wants to do this. what should we tell him? i replied, i don't want to know what you do. they said, well, so does that mean we should do it? i said

it is was against mandatory minimums and on my left, jeff smith former missouri state senator congressional candidate who a lot of us stumbled upon in a documentary called ken mr. smith still go to washington and he is now an assistant professor at the new school in new york. the reason i bring them here as they both have served time in prison. so before we get to the substance quickly. i was a lobbyist and the leader ended up being the scandal in the bush administration, and i was basically charged with honest service fraud. in a federal prison camp in maryland i forgot to mention i said the documentary name is ken mr. smith still go to washington and what i have in my hand is the brand-new book for sale in the lobby called mr. smith goes to prison which tells his story very well. can you quickly tell us? >> sure. i was in the senate in missouri and the moderator asked a question i found too intrusive and i took the end. no. [laughter] i will try to convince this as much as i can. russ carnahan who was a successful two-term governor and senator and sister and secretary of state. about thre

senator smith: what i have in my hand is jeff's new book, in the lobby, "mr. th goes to prison," which tells the story very well. but you can -- sure.r smith: i was in the senate in missouri. i was on a panel. the moderator asked a question that was too intrusive, and i bludgeoned the moderator -- [laughter] forllent, i was running congress in 2004. i will try to convince this as much as i can. i was running against a dynasty candidates. -- dynasty candidate. we were trying to run a grassroots campaigning get over the half. two of my aides were approached buildonsultant who themselves as a practitioner of the political dark arts. he told my aides he wanted to put out a postcard detai

jeff smith is the author of the book "mr. smith goes to prison." posted by the american enterprise institute, we will have live coverage tomorrow at c-span two. on on c-span, veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonnell will give an update on v.a. health services and take questions live at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> this weekend on c-span's cities tour, along with our comcast cable's partners, we will explore the history and literary life of sacramento. to book tv, author kyo san shares the story of her japanese-american families survival of oppression and their experience at internment camps. we will meet with author chris entz to discuss her book "none wounded, none missing, all dead." >> elizabeth was the first to come to george's defense and say, that is not what happened. i know the character of my george, and he wouldn't have done that. andstood up for him championed his actions. it was a elizabeth's voice that rose to the top of all of this not only because she was a woman and people were paying attention to what she had to say but because she out

freshman jeff smith takes off with the ball and he is gone. 80-yards into the end zone untouched. bc would score again. smith throws a td with less than a minute to play, but that was all. notre dame wins 19-16 at fenway. and all though this was a home game for notre dame, the area was lit up for boston college just a reminder that the game was in their backyard. >>> well, as the rest of the western world tackles down for of the world is watching. >>> first, oh my goodness, wait until you meet the cuties on two. stay with us. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing sweetie. life is loving nature. wait, where' s the... i can' t remember... and a place to grow it in. it seems that every year, we have to watch out for different types of germs. which is why it's important for to kill a broad spectrum of germs. lysol wipes kill 99.9% of germs, including 8 different types of cold and flu viruses. to help protect your family... pson, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a

i don't want to take that away from jeff smith.that stock was $73. >> right. >> it's one of $4 and i would point out that macy's and nordstrom still trying to figure out what truck hit him. target doesn't think it was hit by a truck. they think that they were just online glanced but this is a period where retail where if you -- home depot and the lowe's corner, oh, my, lowe's was good. home depot, everything they sell, every aisle. >> there's lowe's on 65th and broadway now. i've been in there a bunch of times. >> let's go in there. >> they've got plants, too. you can buy all sorts of stuff. >> where do you buy your flats? when you garden, where do you -- i power garden and go to home depot for my power garden flats. i get relaxed out there. it's like jefferson. >> no reason to get angry about it. >> i know. >> wow. >> gardening is solace. have you ever heard of solace? >> crowd building around post date which, if you'll recall, is when twitter went public almost two years ago to the day, november 7th, 2013, is when twitter went pu

and on my left, jeff smith, former missouri state senator, congressional candidate who all lot of us stumbled upon in a documentary called can mr. smith still go to washington cracks and he is now an assistant professor at the new school in new york. the reason i bring them here though is that both have served time in prison. before they get to the substance of quickly, kevin suggested so that divide of the ball, why don't you guys quickly, however irritatingly or whatever you want, explain why you spent time in prison. >> i'll make it really funny because it's such a laugh. [laughter] know. i was a lobbyist and had the misfortune of working for jack abramoff was the big republican lobbyist at the time, was the leader and editing the eighth of scandal, big scandal in bush administration. i was basically charged with a junior form of bribery and was found guilty and i served 16 months, 20 months since i've answered 15 and a half months in federal prison camp in cumberland, maryland,. >> i forgot to mention that i said the documentary name was can mr. smith to go to washington? what ha

and jeff smith is a writer for the tampa bay times. it's great to have both of you have with us. you've been following marco rubio's rise for the past five years. so what is so eyebrow raising about his personal finances and use of his credit card? >> well, this came up quite a bit when he was running for u.s. senate against charlie crist. he was sort of campaigning as a fresh face and anti-establishment candidate. he was successful but he was leading when the republican party was swimming in money. he was one of the legislators that had had essentially state party credit cards. and it turned out there were a lot of questionable expenses. lavish spending on these cards. these legislators were supposed to pay the money back. it turned out when the herald and tampa bay times looked into marco rubio's he had not repaid the money. he had to repay the party. >> okay but he repaid the party. patricia, help me understand. i have a company credit card. if i put a personal charge on there, i repay my company. how is this any different from what marco rubio did? >> well, understand that it

smith still go to washington." i have in my hand jeff's brand-new book "can mr. mith still go to prison." >> when i was in the senate in missouri i was on a panel and the moderator found a question that i took too intrusive and i took the butt end of a bottle and bludgeoned the moderator. no. actually what happened was that i was running for congress in 2004. we ran like a grass-roots campaign. i was running against a dynasty candidate, russ carnahan. his dad was a successful two-term governor. mom was a u.s. senator. sister secretary of state. we were trying to run a grass-roots campaign and get over the top. three weeks before election day two of my aides were approached by a consultant who billed themselves as a so-called practitioner of the political dark arts. he told my aides that he wanted to put out a postcard detailing my opponent -- it was a ten-way race but detailing carnahan's dismal attendance record as a legislator. they said, he wants to do this. should we give him the information? what should we tell him? i replied, i don't want to know what you do

regan smith moved up into fourth, trying to close the gap between he and kevin harvick. >> jeff: this is the type of run, he is good on the short run, falling off on the long run. short run to the finish will help. he came in with the lead, came out third. that pit road wasn't terrible but not enough to keep the lead. >> steve: unlike the 7, 88 strength, he moved to middle of the top of the race track and found time. 12 to go. >> rick: austin dillon in the number one pit stall has taken advantage of that position as he was able to get out in front. now the challenge by the 22 of brad keselowski. keselowski to bottom of the race track, trying to take the lead. >> steve: 33 tried to arch the corner. moved to the bottom of the race track for clean air snoof back in 2013, the fight is on for the lead. >> jeff: kevin harvick is going to the top of the race track, two cars in front of him side by side, helps his straight away speed. see if that will help. >> rick: 11 laps to go. kevin harvick, running to the high side. three wide for the lead. >> steve: 88 has to get off the top. you carry

regan smith moved up into fourth, trying to close the gap between he and kevin harvick. >> jeff: this is the type of run, he is good on the short run, falling off on the long run. help. he came in with the lead, came out third. that pit road wasn't terrible but not enough to keep the lead. >> steve: unlike the 7, 88 strength, he moved to middle of the top of the race track and found time. 12 to go. >> rick: austin dillon in the number one pit stall has taken advantage of that position as he was able to get out in front. now the challenge by the 22 of brad keselowski. keselowski to bottom of the race track, trying to take the lead. >> steve: 33 tried to arch the corner. moved to the bottom of the race track for clean air snoof back in 2013, the fight is on for the lead. >> jeff: kevin harvick is going to the top of the race track, two cars in front of him side by side, helps his straight away speed. see if that will help. >> rick: 11 laps to go. kevin harvick, running to the high side. three wide for the lead. >> steve: 88 has to get off the top. you carry so much momentum. enough to c

regan smith moved up into fourth, trying to close the gap between he and kevin harvick. >> jeff: this is the type of run, he is good on the short run, falling off on the long run. short run to the finish will help. he came in with the lead, came out third. that pit road wasn't terrible but not enough to keep the lead. >> steve: unlike the 7, 88 strength, he moved to middle of the top of the race track and found time. 12 to go. >> rick: austin dillon in the number one pit stall has taken advantage of that position as he was able to get out in front. now the challenge by the 22 of brad keselowski. keselowski to bottom of the race track, trying to take the lead. >> steve: 33 tried to arch the corner. moved to the bottom of the race track for clean air snoof back in 2013, the fight is on for the lead. >> jeff: kevin harvick is going to the top of the race track, two cars in front of him side by side, helps his straight away speed. see if that will help. >> rick: 11 laps to go. kevin harvick, running to the high side. three wide for the lead. >> steve: 88 has to get off the top. you carry

. >> anchor: will smith will share the mic on his next tore a anowing a reunion tour with dj yazzy jeff. remember from the fresh prince? the duo released five studio albums together before their 19 1993 hiatus. smith confirm the news on the ellen degeneres show saying they already have some songs recorded of the tour is expected to kick off next summer . >> anchor: a fun one to go to. good newsic there . >> anchor: back in time for you you. much more to come in the next 90 minutes. >> anchor: 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: two young children are left home alone, the state now investigating . >> anchor: also breaking, a judge making two key rules in a double-murder trial against aaron hernandez . >> anchor: record temperatures across new england now a front comes in for the weekend. how much cooler will it be? >>> break in the case, a man behind bars one day after a woman's body is found in a burning car . >> anchor: security concerns following a deadly plane crash in egypt. what's being done at to keep people safe . >> anchor: and a highway hazard in springfield. a local wo

my good friend guy swann, dave perkins who is running around perry wiggins my new friends jeff snow and mike smith, here is my 31st anniversary army ten-miler finisher coin. my 15th. and i invite to you produce your coin or meet me at the bar later today to discuss it. i can remember in the mid-1990s while a fellow at harvard university having general sullivan visit us and engage the military fellows in stimulating discussion. the united states army exists to fight and win the nation's wars. and while i will remain silent on the responsibility of my own service which celebrated its 240th birthday yesterday, i will say that there is no truer statement nor one more relevant than that which general sullivan professed then. fight and win the nation's wars. i've heard general sullivan say that for 20 years now. we heard the chief of staff say that yesterday and add to that statement in defense of the nation. and make no mistake about it there's no other army, no other military, no other entity on the planet as capeable and competent as doing that as our united states army. but the nature of our nation'

jeff. coming up, an update regarding the aldon smith suspension within the hour the troubled football starcting to the suspension. aturday night live" knows a "saturday night live" knows a good thing-- --which is why it's bringing back former cast-members tina fey and amy poehler to co-host the >>> "saturday night live" knows a good thing so it is bringing back tina fey and amy poehler to co-host the holiday show. the pair wildly popular when they teamed up to host the golden globes. musical guests for the special december 19 show will be the boss himself bruce springsteen. that will close out 2015 in style. ♪ >> hello again. in the comcast sports net newsroom. as we told you earlier raiders linebacker aldon smith suspended for violation of the substance abuse policy. the infraction occurred during the august 6 run-in with the law that eventually got him released from the 49ers. 40 minutes ago smith released this statement saying, i am taking this time to work on myself and become the man i need to be. my team and organization needs me to be. i know i can. i had lost my love for the game a