mr. smith: senator kennedy. mr. kennedy: well, i'll just say that the question is of experience and the question also is what our judgment is of the future, and what our goals are for the united states, and what ability we have to implement those goals. abraham lincoln came to the presidency in 1860 after a rather little-known session in the house of representatives and after being defeated for the senate in 1958 and was a , distinguished president. there's no certain road to the presidency. there are no guarantees that if you take one road or another that you will be a successful president. i have been in the congress for 14 years. i have voted in the last eight years and the vice president was presiding over the senate and meeting his other responsibilities. i have met decisions over 800 times on matters which affect not only the domestic security of the united states, but as a member of the senate foreign relations committee. the question really is, which candidate and which party can meet the problems that the u

mrs. greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs. m smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. -- jessica seinfeld. >> i have a couple of cannoli one-liners. >> we spend a lot of time traveling in italy and we are most exclusively love italian . it is hard not to be overwhelmed by all of this. a history that is here. the food. had his food many times. we are happy to have it again. >> thank you. >> the honorable andrew cuomo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to the most tonight? >> just a special treat to be here. i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. i have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio monie

mrs. greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs. m smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. -- jessica seinfeld. >> i have a couple of cannoli one-liners. >> we spend a lot of time traveling in italy and we are most exclusively love italian . it is hard not to be overwhelmed by all of this. a history that is here. the food. had his food many times. we are happy to have it again. >> thank you. >> the honorable andrew cuomo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to the most tonight? >> just a special treat to be here. i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. i have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio monie

. - you can call me mr. smith. - don't get smart. you gotta excuse stew, mr. smith. he don't cotton none to yankees. yankee? me? i'm a texan. that makes you one of the human race, i reckon. sorry, mr. smith. quite a crowd. yeah, ain't it. you see, we were on our way to mexico. me and my friends were aiming to supply the cash get some cattle, and that's it. manson, there's another one! if you're not familiar with the country i wouldn't advise travelling south. or any direction, as long as the shoshones are out there. oh, you know this country, huh? it's my business. maybe you can get us through past those injuns. maybe. but not right now. fort kermus is waiting on smitty's drawings. ferman pass is a little out of our way. yeah and uh, i'm almost outta pencil. we'd pay you to scout us through. we're already being paid. you ain't a bit friendly, are you? when i've got time for it, i'm real friendly. - right now, i've got a-- - 'manson.' maybe, we better take a look. what do you make of it, cheyenne? 'looks like the stage from valance point to kermus.' yeah, but what's a

mr. great heard -- greg herd. ms. mckenzie smith and mrs. pam smith. the honorable sara hurwitz and berg --r lek and lackenberg. mr. jerry seinfeld and mrs. jessica seinfeld. [indiscernible] i have a couple of canoli one-liners. >> you are not italian. why are you here? >> we identify as italians. we spent a lot of time with family in italy. we almost exclusively eat italian food. >> are you going to drive around with the president again? >> that was just today. it is fun. it is cool. it is hard not to be overwhelmed when you think of the history. >> what are you most looking forward to? >> the food. >> are you friends with mario? >> yes, we have had his food many times. >> what did you think it would be like at a state dinner? >> i don't know. >> thank you. >> the andrew -- the honorable umo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to? what are you looking forward to tonight? >> it is a special treat to be here. to serve good fortune during the clinton administration. i haven't been back in a long time. this is special symbolism, the last st

>> reporter: he may learn differently, but mrs. smith special. >> mrs. smith has been one of the most wonderful teachers. she has been our advocate and made decisions for our son's education based on what was best for him. not necessarily on what they have always done or other recommendation, but she has always made decisions based on his development and we appreciate her so much. >> reporter: our teacher of the week at indian trail elementary school in stowe, jen smith. from newschannel5, co nominate an outstanding educator for our teacher of the week award, head to newsnet5.com/teacher. >>> we have in-depth details about the impact of teachers coming up that marks an important mile somewhere somewhere stone to prove -- milestone to improve our graduation rate. >> and a massive massacre of a family in pike county and the evidence helping police narrow >>> welcome to the 5:30 hour of newschannel5 at 5:00. >> the indians are a perfect 5- stage shifts north of the border. here is more. >> the indians try to inch a little closer to their first world series s

mr. smith for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, i'm going to use my question time to make a statement because after eight years of asking obama administration officials why they refuse to enforce our immigration laws, i am confident that the committee still won't receive satisfactory answers today. the president's immigration policies continue to put innocent americans at risk. the administration has ignored laws, failed to enforce laws, undermined laws and unconstitutionally changed immigration laws. among these dangerous policies is the president's unconstitutional executive amnesty which requires immigration and customs enforcement officials to release criminal immigrants into our neighborhoods where inevitably they commit additional crimes. over the last three years, i.c.e. has released 86,000 criminal immigrants into our communities. they have been convicted of over 230,000 crimes which include homicide, aggravated assault, sexual assault, kidnapping, driving under the influence and other ser

mrs. patricia smith. she lost her son in benghazi. just to remind people of who that is, this is mrs. smith. >> for all of this loss, for all of this grief, for all of the cynicism, the tragedy in benghazi has brought upon america, i blame hillary clinton. i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my son. >> okay. so actually, maybe it's a good thing that mrs. smith is sitting in the audience because this is an important topic but donald trump needs to talk more about how hillary clinton's policies went wrong there over just saying look, here's mrs. smith, is she going to shake you. >> it isn't just about attacking hillary clinton for donald trump. obviously that's a very important component but hillary clinton still isn't vastly popular even as she's winning this race right now. big problem for donald trump is the way voters view him. this recent fox news poll that came out showing hillary clinton ahead by seven points i think was just devastating for him. it showed only one-third of voters trust his temperament, only one-third of voters trust his judgment over hillary clint

. >> it will let mr. smith get the time done in a timely fashion. it will make it easier for him and then to start the domestic violence classes for the rehabilitation part of his sentence >> reporter: case is in the spotlight because of lawmaker michelle dawner who blames judge aaron persky for approving the plea deal that allowed mr. smith to continue playing football. >> judge persky clearly sent a message that football was more important than violence against women. >> reporter: however, the public defender representing keenan smith says dawner is wrong to point the finger at judge persky for the plea deal. >> when the defense and prosecution have an agreement it's very rare that a judge will step in and what we call bust the plea because that will cause court congestion. >> reporter: professor dawber says it was ultimately judge dawber who had the ultimate responsibility to assure the sentence was fair. police say smith had knocked his girlfriend to the ground at this parking long and punched a bystander unconscious who tried to intervene. in p

>> reporter: well, they're claiming because mr. smith spoke out against s that he disagreed with, that put a target on his back and that, they say, is why he was fired last week. now if you recall, there was a press conference held by the he was discussing the firing. smith tried to pawn his weapon up in new port richey and he stole prescription drugs that were supposed to be destroyed. the sheriff said that he had a drug problem. mr. smith and his attorney said were a set up by an angry ex-girlfriend. they are say nothing laws were broken when it came to the service weapon. the facts will come out. and they are using smith as an example and speak out against policy. >> you say that you did not steal any drugs and did not try to pawn your record. >> i not going over the details on the advice of the lawyer, they wanted to malign him and destroy him. they succeeded in some ways but now it's our turn to shine a light on the policies. >> one of the policies we're talking about has to do with stopping people on the street even if they are not

mrs. greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs. m smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. -- jessica seinfeld. >> i have a couple of cannoli one-liners. >> we spend a lot of time traveling in italy and we are most exclusively love italian . it is hard not to be overwhelmed by all of this. a history that is here. the food. had his food many times. we are happy to have it again. >> thank you. >> the honorable andrew cuomo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to the most tonight? >> just a special treat to be here. i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. i have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio monie

mr. smith's active resistance he was placed on the r head of the police unit to gain control in conduct a search as per policy delivering policer department and the city of lorain deny all allegations as outlined in theut lawsuit liquid yielded to my face i wasn't in a fight you guysy but the attorneyth federal lawsuits as a jury may have as different view of how police treated smith. >> he certainly should be in the care custody control of the police while handcuffed c and sustained this type of treatment that resulted in his injuries jack thank you investigators is a the drug activity on that day to place near an elementary school in 2015 pele smithe charges of resisting arrest tampering with evidence and obstructing >> ever reported, citing in southern ohio was no laughing matter for school administratorsnn suburban cincinnati school districts that shut down friday after a woman reported being grabbed around the neck by a man dressed as a clown she also said the suspect made a threat against students and school officials say they take all threats seriously iny a concern for the student

a mother of a slain guy pr mrs. smith. fair enough. what are we going to get in materials of the political debate should then one of the survivors. then the lone survivor guy, mark played him in the movies. what are we getting? >> some are sort of inexplicable. the half brother of this barack obama. he won't say how manywise he had. far be it from me, my father and his father from the congo did the same thing. it didn't go well in my family. i'm not sure what the point of that invitation is. but i think a lot of what you're seeing, in term of the man to do the scatter shot attack on the clintons. you have people surrounding donald trump who have waited a quarter century to wage this full bore scorched earth attack. they feel republican party is too weak and too timid. it doesn't even matter if it has electoral output. they want to wage this attack. they feel republicans should have been doing for 25 years and darn it, they're going to do it. >> what is the smart move? >> open up by declaring, congratulations. the cleveland indians are

watch a police officers explained all of their actions in the police reports during the arrest of mr. smith at the resistance he was placed on the head of the police unit to gain control conduct a search as per policy the lorain of lorain deny all allegations as outlined in the lawsuit with which which open to my face i was identify anybody i could understand you're upset yeah but didn't you don't have to do me like that but the attorney representing pele smith and the federal losses as a jury might have a different view of how police treated smith he certainly should be in the care and custody of the police while handcuffed and sustained this type of treatment that resulted in his injury investigators said the drug activity on that day was happening there in elementary school pleaded guilty to charges of resisting arrest tampering with evidence and obstructing official business this aspect of the adoption of rape of a nine -year-old masculine girl massillon girl was a back in court today authorities say dennis menefee lord the victim by saying he was a police officer and she was reported m

the video will believe it's horrificontc i was unable to see anything in the video that suggests mr. smith was resisting arrest attempting to fight with him attempting to everyone else does a young black man t being raised above the a ground with his hands handcuffed behind him and slammed on to the windshieldunhi with a sufficient force it to suit shadow that windshield lorain police it is much more to the story than meets the eye they say pele smith is a suspected drug dealer and that he was in fact resisting arrest at lorain policee maintained the officer intended to place a smith on the head of the courtce did not intend to slam him into the windshield of the officer was later cleared of wrongdoing the department issued a statement that reads in parte quote the video does not tell the complete story although it is not easy to watch a police officers explained all of their actions in the police reports during the arrest of mr. smith at the resistance he was placed on the head of the police unit to gain control conduct a search as per policy the lorain as outlined in the lawsuit with whi

and mrs. smith. the movie where they first met. >> they wanted to get rid of the house. brad and angelina actually cut the price by $800,000 and wound up selling it for far less than they were asking. >> they grand the property after hurricane katrina. prad showed me around the develop in the city's lower ninth ward. >> symbolically it will be putting the neighborhood back together. >> the couple has already put their french mansion and vip yard on the market. they paid an estimated $60 million for the property. >> it's a challenging property to be selling. it's a business. >> what's next in the divorce sell-off? in italy. it's worth $41 million. in west london they own a $16 million home and brad has a 5,300-square foot home in los angeles. >> brad pitt bought this back in 1994, long before he ever met angelina. so it's possible that for many reasons, including sentimental ones, he will want to hang on to it. >> we also have new information about val kilmer's mysterious health battle. it has been rumored that the top gun and bat man forever star is suffering from cancer

. >> over to a mr. smith on the phone from the twin peaks area. you can see it from there.an you hear us? >> it is the biggest thing i have ever seen as far as a fire. i was getting ready for work this morning and i live on twin peaks with a decent view i have big picture windows and my goodness it is filled with orange, across the bay from oakland and it is ten miles and it looked like a skyscraper was on fire it was so high. >> what do you see now? has it died down? do you see flames and spoke? all the flames are gone. but 15 or 20 minutes ago it was raging. >> mr. smith are >> long time san francisco resident. have you soon something like this before? >> i have been on twin peaks for ten help plus years and this is absolutely the biggest fire i have ever seen. >> thank you for joining us. we appreciate hearing from you. a lot of people are in the same boat waking up and seeing the fire in tv or in person at twin peaks. that speaks to how by the flames are. we get more information from oakland fire on what, exactly, is burning, what the building is the mike, how are you w

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. >> mr. smith in a public place pushed his then girlfriend ten times according to the police report and grabbed her by the face and pushed her to the ground and was preparing to punch her. >> michelle dauber is a stanford law professor and persky gained international attention when he sentenced stanford athlete brock turner to a six-month sentence that amounted to three months after a jury found him guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman following a frat party. last march, he approved a sent ening deal of a domestic violence program and weekend work crew. while dauber says allowing smith to serve a send answer while working around his football schedule. >> i think that's sending a message that football takes precedence over serving your sentence for violence against women is absolutely the wrong message. >> smith was back in court tuesday for missing several of his domestic violence sessions. persky is in another courtroom now so a new judge decide smith must now attend weekend jail. >>

he is also invited mrs. smith, the mother of sean smith who died in benghazi. the final candidate face-off could be the last time ever that hillary clinton and donald trump share a stage. >>> the accusations of sexual assault against donald trump could play a big role tonight in the debate. >> people magazine published a story claiming that 6 people corroborated madison's accusations. she claims he touched her inappropriate lee donald trump and his wife have denied the accusations. >>> hillary clinton's campaign says donald trump's claims of a rigged election is to -- used to distract voters. the campaign says they expect voting to run smoothly. >>> ecuador's government has restricted internet access to wikileaks founder. they publish 3 transcripts of hillary clinton's paid goldman sachs speeches. he has been at the embassy since 2012 to avoid extradition to sweden. >>> right now there is heightened security at the university of nevada las vegas accident parking lots and minis campus buildings -- minicamp is ill things -- many campus this morning. >> we want to

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. >> there's something mr. smith goes to washington about all isn't there? you know the jimmy stewart movie? >> to bring about a healthful life to the growing youth of this great and beautiful land. >> i'm happy with that comparison. >> absolutely. >> we need a new era of civic engagement in which we no longer passively accept the leaders that the two major parties give us, but rather that we need to seek out leaders who are honest and wise and then promote them into office proactively. >> andrew jones wants to say hi. >> very nice to meet you. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: mcmullin is a bit of a rock star here. >> i can live with my conscience now with my vote. >> good luck, man. we're behind you. >> reporter: it feels like something is really happening in this state. >> good seeing you. you're the one we need. >> reporter: no handlers. no one to pay for his lunch. >> how goes the campaign? >> so far, so good. >> i love to hear it. >> reporter: it's all sweet for sure, but president evan mcmullin? >> thank at lot, appreciate it. >> reporter: well, yes.

and mrs. smith. on or abouti and his wife. riley. and for from alex ovechkin. >> i put gel in my hair and looked like a real american guy. the boys enjoyed it. offensely, it was great time. and you know, it's great memories. >> and braden holtby went as a bearded lady. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett (vo) how can we really improve health care? bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all conn

mr. smith is getting a stiffer penalty. and is being held accountable. >> reporter: the public defender said it was the district attorney her first reduced the charges from a felony to a misdemeanor and that the original sentence was part of a plea deal based in part on smith's age and lack of a criminal record. >> the judge had nothing to do with this. it was the charging body. the executive the determined what sentence he would getting. >> reporter: the original sentence had them on a weekend work program and the domestic violence classes but he missed days and was kicked out. his lawyers blamed his is the schedule including school and i job as a security guard and out of town football games. the judge scheduled smith's sentenced to begin in december and the current school semester will be over and so going to joe -- jail and not expect his studies or his football playing time because the season ends in november although the judge said that was not a priority. >>> a quick trip to southern california for one man turned int

host: mr. smith, go ahead. very hard to know exactly everything that saudi arabia is and is not contributing. working in saudi arabia -- this is my fourth or fifth trip there. i found this trip particularly difficult in the fact that finding officials to talk was difficult, finding officials that would talk openly and honestly and sincerely was even more difficult. voicesd our best to find that we felt we could trust. you know, they are closed about their participation, even on the business of the airstrikes. they made all sorts of claims, i asked for a list of airstrikes so i could see their exact contribution. they promised about and did not give it to us. as far as them making a lot of , that is of the haaj of course true. saudi arabia is not a poor country, although they do have problems, more recently. how much of a are contributing to the war is the question that i went in with. that thatg i got was is a schizophrenic society where you have people that are trying ,o nudge the country, younger at least in

and there is no crime, everything is just wonderful, you know, if you're in a private case with mr. smith, and they call for your records and you get rid of your records so blatantly as this, you have serious consequences. like the most serious consequences. here's the congressman sendsut a tremendous subpoena. they want to see the emails, and they delete the emails. i can't think of anything in terms of what we're talking about, much more serious than that. congressman, do you agree? hard to believe. hard to believe that they can get away with this kind of thing. today is just the beginning of a long and overdue national discussion on how to protect ourselves from modern cybercrime and evolving national security threats and how to develop the cyber offenses necessary to gain a security edge in the 21st century. we need the edge and ideally a big one. i want to thank everyone in this room. i have such respect for everyone this room being here. and now, let's begin our discussion. thanks very much, folks. thank you. [applause] bill: we expect questions here. we want to hang with this for a

i was unable to see anything in the video that suggests mr. smith was resisting arrest, attempting to fight with them. attempting to flee. >> this is something that happeneded two years ago. it's not something that's happening on a regular basis. >> well the lorraine police department cleared the officer involved of any wrongdoing. claiming the officer intended to place the man on to the hood of the car but instead hit the windshield. incredibly hard. >>> georgia police are not sure who pulled the trigger killing an 18 month old boy. they do say it was someone under the age of four. parents and grandparents were home when someone set their gun down in a bedroom. two adults were in the room when they heard the gun go off. they say it is likely the toddler's three-year-old brother got ahold of the gun and pulled the trigger. >> we are actively investigating to see if it was an accidental shooting by the plea-year-old or maybe a self inflicted accidently by the one and a half-year-old. >>> the child died about two hours later. detectives say they're in

mr. smith here is going to jail. he is? never thought that'd happen. neither did i. ralph? oh, well. they're here. and his gang. they just road into town. - where are they? - at the buckhorn. - how many? - i saw four, but there could be more scattered around town. ralph, you go find judge henry and moon and tell 'em what's happened. - yes, sir. - if you don't mind, i think i'll just settle down in that cell now. oh, no, you're going with me. why the switch? i thought you wanted me in jail. that's right, when there was a chance to avoid trouble. but you built this thing, tenner. i thought you out to be around to pay your share of the bill. now get going, we'll be in the buckhorn. you want a gun belt? no, i don't think so. i don't much favor guns. seems to me wearing one is sort of extending an invitation to get shot. what about the deringer? i don't much favor dying without a chance, either. alright, now, henrietta. you stay here and keep out of trouble. well, it's a little late for you to be giving orers, isn't it? i'll give you an answer to that in about an hour. if there'

mrs. robin smith. mr. fabbricio frera. mrs. angela kennedy. mr. henry kennedy junior. mr. mark lander. ms. angela tomb. sundar puchai. mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs. kim taylor. >> we performed at a dinner for chancellor angela merkel. >> familiar. ->> what are you looking forward to? >> it is exciting to be here. >> thank you. ms. cynthia friedman. mr. bill bone. mr. jim chanos. ms. cristal connors. mr. michael pulls key. olski. mrs. tonya ploski. the honorable josh earnest. mrs. natalie ernest. ms. burglary -- maria -- the honorable catherine russell. the honorable thomas donovan. the honorable samantha power. the honorable cass son unstein. >> not a transnational threat. it is nice to celebrate that partnership. thank you. >> mr. david bradley. mrs. catherine bradley. mrs. janet keller. ms. leslie ray. ambassador earth or in cousin -- ambassador cousin. sejas.ador paul mr. khan and mrs. khan. >> is the best thing in the world. thet of all, besides being first lady. -- think the best about it. she pushes the american designers. [indiscernible] >> amazi

i was unable to say anything on the video to suggest mr. smith was resisting arrest. attempting a fight with him, attempting to flee. >> in light of the mall person communities, we want to make sure that this incident didn't escalate. >> although really an pastors newly released figures disturbing, they asked residents to remain, very let's watch and wait and hold people accountable we've developed a great relationship with their community. key they've gone above and beyond to change their image. and they are continually working forward to change the image. this is not something happening all the time in our community. >> kevin, thank you. the police chief says he's asked for a third-party review of case and has submitted it to the county prosecutors office. the city also holding to community meetings next week to give residents a chance to voice our concerns and hear what the police department is doing to improve community relations. it was a packed house is more than 100 parents gathered for a save our schools meeting in parma school officials as well as residents a

some are calling it reminiscent of jimmy stewart in "mr. smith goes to washington." not to be confused with jimmy stewart in "it's a wonderful life," which reminds us of how watching this election makes us wish we'd never been born. ( laughter ) now say hello to jon batiste and stay human, everybody. >> stephen: i love the beethoven, jon. >> jon: so do i. >> stephen: beethoven can be a little spooky, dramatic. >> jon: almost halloween. >> stephen: what are you going to be for halloween, man? >> stephen: i was a power ranger last >> stephen: what color? i was the red ranger but i never left my house. >> stephen: you got dress up as the red ranger and then just sat in your house? >> there is proof on instagram to prove it. i put it on but i was embarrassed so i didn't leave. >> stephen: why were you embarrassed? >> because when i was a kid, i wanted to be the red ranger. >> stephen: but why were you anymore. >> stephen: i love halloween. please don't be embarrassed. >> yeah. >> stephen: i love halloween. you like it? >> jon: i love it. it's great. >> stephen: you know