smith. in one huge burst a reporter wrote galleries, smith delegates and smith cohorts' crowding the aisles let go from either end of the galleries, the rising, ear piercing shriek of fire sirens wailed high above the tumult and never ceased to their unearthly for an instant until more than an hour had passed. that is what conventions were really conventions. afterward the party leaders convened backstage and roosevelt received nearly as many congratulations as smith himself did. you was just shaking like a leaf. he was sitting down by this time in some little room back at the stage, was wringing wet perspiration streaming on his face, mopped his brow, cheerful, pleasant, smiling but as weak as a rag. eleanor roosevelt had scheduled a reception that evening for the new york state delegation 65th street uptown, and left the convention early and ran uptown to help with the party. when she got to the house sara roosevelt's butler told her mr. roosevelt was resting upstairs and like to speak to

for felicia smith, change is good. >> miss smith, it's time go. >> for real?time to go. >> for real? >> awesome. >> her judge has sentenced her to two years' probation, and today she is being released after nearly six months in jail. >> i'll see you in two weeks. >> never. probably in seven years or five. >> you got the seven-year itch then. >> whatever. look at all of these books. >> come on, santa claus. >> about an hour later, smith is bound for home. i need a cigarette, y' all. >>> see how dirty it is, disgusting. it seems john schmidt has also embraced change, and it's not just limited to his appearance. >> oh, look at that. see, that's called the dirty bird. like -- this is the best meal. >> why you get two pieces? >> because i don't lie around when i come out. i clean up. if do you the right things, they'll look out for you. if you act like a jerkoff, you don't get nothing. >> schmidt has earned the trust of staff. they let him resume his job cleaning the housing unit and compensated with a couple extra servings of food. >> oh, thank you, jesus. number

smith. and one huge burst, a reporter wrote, galleries, smith delegates and smith cohorts crowding the aisles let go from either end of the bar galleries. the rising. piercing shriek of fire sirens wailed high above the tumult, never to cease their unearthly yelling for more than an hour had passed. that's when conventions were really conventions. afterward at the party's leaders convened backstage and roosevelt received nearly as and many congratulations and smith himself did. he was just shaking like a leaf, perkins recalled. you sitting down by this time in so little room back of the stage. he sat down there and was wringing wet, perspiration streaming off his face. him off his brow. he was very cheerful, pleasant and spotting but he was as weak as our rag. eleanor roosevelt had scheduled a reception that evening for the new york state delegation at east 65th street. that was the roosevelt townhouse uptown. eleanor's friend left the convention early and went down to cope with the party. w

emmitt smith won three super bowls and he misses the rush. >> this is physicality. this is like boxing. this is like getting into the coliseum in rome. ♪ >>> welcome to a very special edition of "unguarded." yeah, that's us up in the box, suspended above super bowl boulevard, where we have not one, but three football hall of famers with nine championship rings between them. and we start with john elway. elway will forever be a hero in denver for winning back-to-back titles in the late '90s. now he's returned to the super bowl, once again with the broncos, but this time as the team's chief of football operations. he's the man who lured peyton manning to denver. i asked him just how he managed that. plus what it feels like to be here without his jersey. this is your first time in a blazer with a super bowl. how different does it feel this week? >> as a player, this is the biggest game of your career, especially as a quarterback. there's a lot of things that ride on this game because of the attention that the game gets. being with a coat on, you're a lot more in the ba

had been. >> finding jim smith, finding jim smith.had. >> kim learned jim smith was a civilian contractor in vietnam. her mother, his house cleaner. they actually lived in his apartment, the one with the balcony on which this picture was taken, the one kim was able to return to recently with her son but not all successful searches are satisfying ones. kim also wanted to find jim smith's relatives to thank them and learn more about the man but jim's one son for reasons not entirely clear has declined to meet with kim. still kim is happy to have learned what she did for one can't know how long a journey has been unless they know where it started. >> from a story that spans the world to one that grew right in our backyard literally. we're talking about a giant sequoia tree planted by john mure more than 100 years ago on his property. the land is now a national historic site. the tree is in trouble. and one man is leading the charge to save it. >>> at the intersection of highway 4 in martinez the john mure national historic site is a wond

a noise and he walked to curb and there was gary smith.so caught this. >> smith lands back in custody where he faces additional tire slashing allegations from his former campaign manager. >> accused tire slasher gary smith was back in court again today. this is now the fourth time he has faced a judge in just the past week. he was arraigned on aggravated stalking charges unrelated to the case surrounding his former campaign manager. we talked to someone who said smith has slashed more than 50 of his tires. smith's bond is set at $75,000 cash only on this particular case. >> when the tire slashing video makes national news, smith's former neighbor, kenneth, in el paso, texas, contacts albuquerque police with a tire slashing video of his own. he tells police that smith terrorized his family for years. allegedly slashing tires, attempting to burn down the house, and trying to poison their dog. >> when i saw their footage, it took my breath away because it was identical. it was like a practiced motion. like somebody who was a good athlete does

richard sherman and malcolm smith, everybody.pologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next, but first this is their self-titled album. making their network tv debut with the song "the epilogue" -- "crosses." ♪ it's a strange day the roses are in bloom but in a strange way i know somehow we're doomed ♪ ♪ look around through the town not a soul to be found in silence not a sound there's no one around but you ♪ ♪ in the back of the car on our way from the bar in silence here we are reminding us we're doomed ♪ ♪ well i guess (guess that) that it's we come to the end we've circled around our doom ♪ ♪ and i won't stop (won't stop) not till i get what i want and all that i want is you ♪ ♪ in a strange place when the sun goes down we move into a strange phase like we've got nothing left to lose ♪ ♪ so we slip through the town with our heads in the clouds in silence not a sound for miles and miles around ♪ ♪ fall asleep in the park underneath all the stars in silence here we are reminded of how we're doomed ♪ ♪ well i gues

hip-hop dancing with will smith. wardrobe, but we didn't. it's very exciting to be here and be doing the show. this is a big stage for me. usually i was on at 12:49 a.m. and kind of hiding there. but now this is a big deal and a lot of pressure. and i was just wondering, you've been famous since you were a teenager. do you have any advice for me or anything? how to handle the pressure? >> you know, man, really, i was watching all of the people that came to support you tonight. you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and people are coming for you. it's not -- you know, "the tonight show" is big and it's historic, but people are coming because of your heart, you know. so i would just -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks. >> yeah, you know? >> jimmy: makes me feel good. makes me feel good, yeah, to see all those people. but i mean, any of this stuff get scary for you, or not anymore? >> you know, it definitely can get scary, you know. in the last few years with my kids coming into the business, it starts to be scary. but i

>> smith braces herself for his answer, but he never gives one.r life, smith panics and makes the split-second decision to defend herself. >> i got scared then. i figured, he was going to hurt me. i got up like i was coming around, then i grabbed the gun. shot at him. >> smith has endured being robbed time and time again. but this time the no-nonsense store manager, who has never fired a gun in her life, shoots the man. one time, at point-blank range. >> i didn't realize i hit him at first because it took a minute. >> now, armed with a little more courage, smith makes sure the robber doesn't try to hurt her. >> don't move. >> i was scared. i said, hey, show me your hands and he said, i don't have anything. >> it turns out the robber doesn't have a gun. smith is both relieved and annoyed. the robber pleads with her. >> please, don't shoot me. call 911. >> in a dramatic turn of events, it's the robber who's now afraid for his life. >> he was squirming around on the floor and i said, you weren't thinking about 911 when you was robbing me. shut up. i'

. >> patricia smith has definitely had some worries.nd a 7-month-old with two different men. >> shows him three times. >> smith was given probation after pleading guilty to drug possession. when she entered a methadone clinic for treatment, things only got worse. >> i probably started using the methadone and cocaine together when i was about 6 1/2 months pregnant, trying to sneak around and do it without nobody knowing about it, but that didn't work out so well. >> smith arrived at louisville metro eight months pregnant. >> it hit me that, yeah, i am eight, nine months pregnant, about to have a baby. what have i done to her? what is she going through? make sure that you bring the baby on saturday so i can see her. >> when she went into labor, smith learned the realities of giving birth while incarcerated. >> they shackled me. i had the cuffs on my legs and my hands. i was handcuffed going into the hospital. they put me in a wheelchair while i did my paperwork, handcuffed to the wheelchair. and so, i was in there by myself with a bunch o

smith also, and congratulations on your work. i rise in strong support of house resolution 447, supporting the democratic aspirations of the ukrainian people and their right to choose their country's future and to choose its direction, free from fear or intimidation, whether internal or external. for three months now, countless scores of ukrainians across the country have braved not only the bitter cold but also the constant threat of government authorized violence to peacefully stand up for the universal principles of democracy and respect for human rights. with this resolution, we in the u.s. house stand with them now. a few weeks ago, i joined a large number of members of the ukrainian community i proudly represent in the ninth congressional district to express support for those demonstrating in the still colder winter in ukraine. as a founding co-chair of the congressional ukrainian caucus and original co-sponsor of this resolution, i believe it's important that the house pass this expression of support for the ukrainian peop

. >> picked off by smith, malcolm smith all alone, no flags. >> reporter: like a broken record for denver fans, seattle scoring touchdown -- >> he's going to go, touchdown seattle. >> -- after touchdown. >> what a catch! touchdown! unbelievable. >> after touchdown. >> for all practical purposes, this game is over.

i'm with martin cruz smith. and his wife emily. tell me about the inspiration for the victim in the latest novel, tatiana? >> there was a dominant figure in political reportage up to about six years ago, in the form of anna plutkovska. she was known for her commitment to the truth. >> and she was murdered in 2006. >> and murdered in 2006. and still a dominant figure in terms of how much you're willing to commit to of yourself to tell the truth. she told the truth about the children in beslan, she did so at the war in chechnya. and in other instances where she knew that she was putting herself in harm's way. and accepted the fact that she would probably die, pursuing the truth . >> your work is full of mortal challenges to your characters. terrible things befall them. they are constantly dealing with tais terrible injury and challenges. and the rest of it in light of what you invented for your novels did it change your perception of that stuff, experiencing it yourself? >> wanted to experience that sometime back i created a hazard f

it. >> smith's car bolts past the others toward the red pickup truck.ng close behind arroyo. >> all i could see was him, the shooter. i had like tunnel vision focused on him. >> arroyo picks up speed as smith approaches, then opens fire. >> he fired out the window. he tried to shoot the sheriff's deputy. >> under intense fire, smith decides to ram arroyo's vehicle from behind and try to throw him off. >> while i was shooting, i rammed his pickup truck. i figured he's got to drive so he would stop shooting. i think he shot me like five times. >> suddenly, arroyo stops his truck and gets out, aiming his rifle right at smith. >> he's shooting at the deputy. >> he gets out and i'm out of bullets, so i get out of the way. >> with no ammunition, smith is a sitting duck. but luckily, another squad car has pulled over to the right. it's sergeant rusty jacks, armed with a rifle he shoots arroyo from 60 feet away and kills him. >> suspect down. suspect down. >> in my rear view mirror i see him just drop. so i don't know what had happened. i didn't know if i had h

picked off by malcolm smith. the same guy who picked up kaepernick. 69-yard pick six. 22-0 hawks at the half. any life denver had quickly evaporated. the opening kickoff in the second half and they kick it short to percy harvin and bad move. he is gone. 87 yards and 29-0. the route is officially on and denver is totally shocked. the highest scoring offense, can they get a point? finally looks like a big play, but another turnover. four fumbles by denver. malcolm smith, remember that name. not one, not two, but three tackles and 23-yard touchdown. 36-0 seahawks. denver would prevent the first super bowl shutout and seattle scores again. defense wins championships and seahawks wins it. the most lopsided win in 21 years. the first super bowl victory and malcolm smith named the game mvp. it is appropriate that a defensive player wins the award for seattle. >> we just have a great group of guys. guys that feed off each other well. guys with chips on their shoulder and guys over looked. for us to come this far. it is g

picked off by smith. malcolm smith. all alone. no flags.ck into peyton manning. the ball comes up. and you have malcolm jenkins -- excuse me, malcolm smith, who makes a play on the ball. the receiver in the area. he does not come back to the football. malcolm smith does. another huge defensive play by this seattle team. >> joe: another takeaway. that's the second of this first half for the team that led the league. and malcolm smith, who was there at the right place at the right time, to end the game, against san francisco in the championship game, the deflection by richard sherman, was waiting. and then, took it 69 yards for a touchdown. and it's 22-0. so, finally, a long drive. they have converted four times on third down. but not the fifth. second pick thrown by peyton manning. dad: hey darcy, look... ...a hundred thousand miles. darcy: so? dad: it's a big deal. what if i told you that everytime a volkswagen hits one hundred thousand miles, a german engineer gets his wings? ♪ music: starts and builds. head engineer: aaacck, i hate these

malcolm smith the mvp of the game., only the ninth defensive player to ever win the mvp. >> they made it 22-0 at halftime. smith was just happy he could make a contribution to all of this, no question. >> we just have a great group of guys. guys that feed off each other well. guys that have the same type of attitude. many guys with chip on their shoulder. guys that have been overlooked. for us to be here, come this far the way our fans have supported us it's great. >> you know maybe this little painful for 49ers fans to see this but they talk about football is the ultimate team fan game. if you look at that seattle roster up and down they got contributions and that's a great example. >> loaded. and that's something the 49er will have to look at for their future. this is a guy that's setting the stage on the nfc, the nfl and in their own division. a guy they didn't even see a week ago was instrumental in the game. harvey was knocked out with a concussion, the 49ers did not see him. but it was obvious the 49ers wanted to

richard smith.f northern california couple strike gold letter of the finding $10 billion period -- buried in their property. the story when we come back. >> the democratic mid term strategy played republicans for the war on women. we will talk with their favorite talk-show host about that idea is. and my commentary about the tax reform plan. straight ahead. ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do u ink you'll need when you retire? 0,000. maybe half-million. say a million dolla. [ dan ] then we gaveach person a ribbon to show how ma years that amount might last. ♪ i was trying to like pl it a littlfurther. you know, i was trying to stretch it a ltle bit more. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. [ man ] i looked around t everybodelse and i was like, "are you kidding me?" [ dan ] it's just human nature to focus on the here and now. so it's hard to imagine h much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years orore. so maybe we need to approach things

malcolm smith was named game mvp. third linebacker to win the award. >> we just have a great unit and group of guys. guys that feed off each other, they have the same kind of attitude and approach to the game. most of the guys have chips on their shoulder and have been overlooked, for us to be here, to come this far, the way our fans support us is great. >> to finish this way is very disappointing. it's not an easy pill to swallow. but eventually, we have to. >> these guys totally understood how to do it. they handled it with class and dignity to them. the take on this challenge, great respect for it, and they did it perfectly. >> no better feeling. all right, another big game tonight at haas pavilion. stanford and cal women facing off. stanford took game one in na maples. the usual stat line, 29 points, 8 boards, 9 assists. stanford led by ten at the break. britney boyd trying to keep her team in it. she had 20, but it wasn't enough. dishes to a wide open araunj for two of her 13. stanford sweeps the bears with a 79-

city retirees like smith are expected to put up a fight. >> i'm angry. i'm angry to think that people don't mean anything any more. >> the deal is far from done. negotiations between the city and its creditors will continue. it ora's plan will look different by the time it reaches the judge for final approval. >> the plan contains 440 pages and was filed electronically in u.s. bankruptcy court. good news for some same-sex couples in the midwest. a federal judge says couples can say i do earlier, but only in one city. mann's best frequent may understand more than you think, a study taking us inside the brains of america's favourite furry friends. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together lik

picked off by malcolm smith. the same guy who picked up kaepernick. 69-yard pick six. 22-0 hawks at the half. any life denver had quickly evaporated. the opening kickoff in the second half and they kick it short to percy harvin and bad move. he is gone. 87 yards and 29-0. the route is officially on and denver is totally shocked. the highest scoring offense, can they get a point? finally looks like a big play, but another turnover. four fumbles by denver. malcolm smith, remember that name. not one, not two, but three tackles and 23-yard touchdown. 36-0 seahawks. denver would prevent the first super bowl shutout and seattle scores again. defense wins championships and seahawks wins it. the most lopsided win in 21 years. the first super bowl victory and malcolm smith named the game mvp. it is appropriate that a defensive player wins the award for seattle. >> we just have a great group of guys. guys that feed off each other well. guys with chips on their shoulder and guys over looked. for us to come this far. it is g

kevin smith. [inaudible conversations] correcting, mr. keith smith. mr. burton smith. ms. julie e.liken. ms. roberta catherine and mist late -- missed rachael lagard. [inaudible conversations] ms. liz simon. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. john goldman. >> the honor roll and mrs. harold rogers. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. jack smith. patrick. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the hon. and mrs. mike donovan. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. joe been some. [inaudible conversations] the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> misters steve it plans -- it steve clemens. it. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. anderson this is steve holland. it jeff zucker and steve holland , longtime white house correspondent for writers. again, you're looking at the arrival of the guests that began around 6:30 p.m. this evening in an area known as the bookseller. they then moved upstairs for a reception and then took a trolly a short distance on the south side of the white house for the actual debtor itself. the state dini

tom smith and at least 3-other officers to go inside?ce chief kenton rainey >>"number one this was not a swat call out, this was a probation search that is not uncommon to law enforcement officers across the country that they respond to" >> reporter:however this former bart police colleague of sgt. tom smith says he is convinced a call should have been made for the swat team >>"in my opinion there should have been" why? >>"because of the danger that was presented and because the lack of training that the officers have" >>"at that point what they should have done is pretty much back out of the residence, lock it down, you know because if they did it properly they would have people watching the front and the back of the house or sides if it had any. since it was an apartment it probably didn't have any but clearly it had a back side to it. what they could have done is locked it down and waited. that's the key. there was no urgency to get inside of there" >> reporter:chief rainey insists that his non-swat officers including officer michael

sergeant tom smith was shot and killed by a fellow b.a.r.t.nt. smith requested help from the s.w.a.t. team on several occasions but was always turned down. there's no indication smith made such a request before the fatal search. members of the s.w.a.t. team receive specialized training on making high risk entries into build little. >>> help is on the way to california's unemployed. not in the form of jobs but in improved unemployment services. the "los angeles times" reported governor brown has ordered more employees to be hired. this comes after'm computer problems delayed the issueance last year. >> we are in the midst of one wet weekend. live doppler 7hd shows the storm moving across the bay area. when the storm passes, we're in for a second wave of rain. find out when, that's coming up in the ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a man

we get the story tonight from nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: most every saturday you'll find raina smith cutting hair at bob's barber shop in melvindale michigan. if you hang around a little, the conversation inevitably turns to her daughter, jessica. >> she'll bring home at least a gold, i'm sure. ing right? >> reporter: jessica, a short track speed skater is competing in sochi. mom, dad and brother want to go too. the price, listen to this -- >> probably about $40,000. >> thank you. >> reporter: customers and townsfolk have been coming through with cash and encouragement. a spaghetti dinner at the legion hall, a raffle. at the ice arena. it seems like everyone in melvindale is pulling for jessica and her family. >> these are her very first pair of roller skates. she was one year old. >> reporter: not long after jessica started walking, she started skating. she even played hockey on the boys team. an alternate in vancouver four years ago, jessica swept her three events at the u.s. trials in january. come hell or high water, raina her husband rick, a truck driver, and their son travis we

it didn't reach to the white house. >> smith did write a dissenting opinion. he said the fiber evidence fell short of scientific certainty and the prosecution should not have been allowed to use the so-called pattern evidence on ten other murders. >> i said only similarity in the crimes in this case is the fact that all of them were dead. >> smith was denounced on the floor of the georgia legislature. >> i was an n-lover. you know what "n" stands for. >> mary welcome agreed. when justice smith wrote the defense attorneys were ineffective. >> we were rendered ineffective. we were rendered incompetent because of the lack of funds, the lack of time and the lack of resources, absolutely. >> things did go wrong in the trial that should not have. an ambulance driver suggested an explosive motive for wayne williams. this from cnn's report at the time. >> bobby tolin said williams asked him once had he ever considered how many blacks could be eliminated by killing one nigger child. >> but unknown to either side tolin was not his real name. in fact, he had a criminal r

john henry smith, aljazeera. >> john henry smith, neat that marks, thanks very much. >> more and moretes are legalizing pot, but you don't to have smoke it to get high. some are calling for new food safety regulations to make sure edible marijuana is safe to eat. >> the police and the bureaucrats of this country want to destroy everything. >> this elderly farmer taking on the canadian government in a fight to save his land. that is a farm by that the way that has been in his family for 250 years. to achieve. >> to achieve the american dream is difficult. actually. >> rebuilding the dream is crucial for all of us. the most important part of a robust economy is middle class >> al jazeera america is a >> you're looking -- well you're not going to be looking live at jersey city. welcome back. just ahead, we're going to tell you about a farmer's fight to save his land from the canadian government, first let's find out where it's going to snow across the country today. oh, there is jersey city, jersey. hi, nicole. >> this picture kind of says it all. we lucked out with the superbowl. i will

and music from naughty boy featuring sam smith. with cleto and the cletones. and now -- why not, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. it's balanced budget sunny and warm despite the fact that most of the rest of the country is frozen, waiting for queen elsa to perform an act of true love to warm people up. it's called a storm of historical proportions. states of emergency have been declared in virginia, maryland, georgia and south carolina. it is so cold right now, they actually had to break florida after the map. to use it as an ice scraper for the rest of the country. so goodbye nan anda and papa. thousands of flights have been canceled. power is out in hundreds of thousands of houses in north carolina and georgia. but when you look at the instagram pictures of icicles hanging off of tree branches, it makes it all worthwhile. bob costas was out of commission again tonight because he has pink eye. mott laer had to fill in for him. he said my eyes are blurry and watery and becomes so sensitive that even in dim light constantly is

disclosed to toilet even by adam smith the sugar tax was supported by adam smith in their well it's a nation in seventeen seventy six you can also list in cobol. that almost because. food sectors are dominique if you will and call pollutants it's very easy she calls well a small farmers producing trash and healthy foods in the economy. are also all you need to. contraception or to use old i'm tired my all to x. girls or moon's core. groups and that was a little song lawsuit court for small farmers switzerland as some of the lola's. great hordes small farmers have new sixty per cent of their income comes from government subsidies. so yeah that's a good way to do reverts you. know i couldn't agree more with a kind of the and in the subsidies to massive ag corporations and kind of giving them more to small organic farmers i can agree more with that but in terms of the sugar tax i mean it seems like a great idea but now everything has sugar in them nearly all processed foods have sugar and of course we saw what happened with bloomberg attempt to ban. certain a certain amount i mean people

i would like to ask that her smith -- mr. of the people who drink alcohol and smoked me wonder. if you have an ankle or an aunt if they are in there for more than two hours -- [inaudible] you get people that smoke marijuana they don't eat and they don't enjoy themselves. who kills people when they're drunk? did you check the statistics of that? >> guest: listen there is no question. i don't have a statistic per se but that is one of the big arguments and when people measure out the hall and marijuana right next to each other. it's one of the big arguments of the legalizers. they say people who use alcohol for a lot of people you know it makes them belligerent. it makes, it brings out violent behavior and as we say back in 1933 when we said we are going to start using this we said in our social contract that that is a cost that we are going to agree that somehow palatable as long as we are going to legalize it so for the legalizers that is one of the big arguments. do you know what? the cops aren't being called to domestic vio

day school support even by adam smith the sugar tax and supported by adam smith in their well it's a nation in seventeen seventy six you can also as think of all. of those because as far as the food sector dominique play fuel and call pollutants it's very difficult to have well a small farmers producing trash and healthy foods in the economy and also all you need to florence in the cultural sector to use old i'm tired my all to x. or moons core. groups and you can also little in a song law suit ports or small farmers switzerland that is some of the that lois actually obesity rate. is small farmers have me sixty percent of their income comes from government subsidies. so yeah that's a good way to do reverts you. know i couldn't agree more with kind of the and in the subsidies to massive ag corporations and kind of giving them more to small organic farmers i can agree more with that but in terms of the sugar tax i mean it seems like a great idea but now everything has sugar in. nearly all processed foods have sugar and of course we saw what happened with bloomberg attempt to ban. certa

more than 8 -- >>> all right, looks like we lost christie smith here. we'll check back in with her. >> moving on, this american, will be in court, accused of walking on to the campus of the south bay peninsula hebrew day suspect, this suspect, theodore, who likes to dress as a woman, had to register as a sex offender after kidnapping a young girl. the child now, a full grown woman, asked that we filmed the interview in shadow. she said she was nine when she was asked to paper sit his -- babysit his puppies. >> he is a sick man, i can't believe he would want to do somebody to a young kid. even now, trying again. he didn't learn his lesson and who knows from then to now that he has not tried or attempted to do anything. >> he spent several years in prison starting in 2001. now he is charged with being a sex offender on school grounds and false identification. he is in the santa clara county jail charged with two misdemeanors and has pleaded not guilty. >>> also today, a plea for a ymca day care worker in lauren hill. 20-year-old nicholas lemerna is accuse

tonight, a conversation with usc law professor edwin smith about the fallout from the nsa leaks which detail the effects of our government surveillance at home and abroad and whether or not edwards noted should now be considered a whistleblower or brought to trial as a traitor. should he be convicted, snowden could face 30 years in prison. then we will turn to a conversation with bela fleck, who, as the world's premier banjo player, has been nominated for 30 grammys. excerptg a performance from his new cd, "the imposter". we are just -- we are glad you can join us for those conversations and a performance by bela fleck, coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: edward snowden is a hero to some and a traitor to others after leaking secret information about government surveillance programs at home and around the world. snowden remains in russia, where he refuses to return to this country to stand trial. the intelligence data he revealed just how extensive the nsa's data collection was and continues to be. here to talk abo

kevin smith. correcting, mr. keith smith. [inaudible conversations] >> and mr. perkins smith. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> ms. you did when is there, ms. judy milligan. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. roberta catherine and ms. ms. rachael divine. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. liz simon. mr. mark hyson. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. john goldman. >> in honor of president obama's visit placed throughout the white house. some events have already taken place. the president's visit it yesterday. and today we cover the on arrival ceremony, a joint press conference, and along with the state dinner coverage here on c-span2. >> the hon. and mrs. harold rogers. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. jack smith. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. herbert jelly. [inaudible conversations] >> this is mike donovan. >> mr. and mrs. joe benson. >> the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> mr. steve claman's. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. steve holland. >> the secretary of as -- transportation. >> ms.

malcolm smith had nine tackles. he returned for a touchdown. >> john, the half-time festivities featured bruno mars. after the show, what happened that buried the broncos. >> well, i am sure the broncos hoped to regroup and play better. they were down 22-0. they decided to kick it away from percy harvan, the defender that played two. he got the ball anyway and 87 yards later the seattle seahawks had a back-breaking touchdown, propelled quarterback russell wilson of the seahawks to become the third youngest quarterback to win a super bowl. >> feels great. in shock right now. happy, can't wait to get out of here and celebrate with the team-mates. >> we believe in the talent. that if we did the right thing, stayed on schedule, that we could win and do the right things. that's the best things. it's surreal to be honest. i'm sitting there holding the trophy, looking up. i'm so thankful for everything that i've been given. >> you know, russell wilson has two years of pro experience, becoming the fourth n.f.l. quarterback

christie smith is live in san francisco with more on that. >> good morning, peggy. i can tell you the site where the workers are at is busy this morning. details still coming in, but we're hearing that one of them fell from a crane and landed about 15 feet down. it happened where we are on the 500 block of howard at first. what caused the fall was somewhat unclear, but there was reports that he was hit by something. again it's still coming this it. but firefighters are telling us when they got here and this man was here he was alert and conscious. i got off the phone with a spokesperson for the transit center project, and he says what was going on here was the excavation of the project. they're sorry to report it happened but it looked like there was a malfunction of the crane. a heading fall dislodged this morning. but they're saying there is a safety standdown going on which means they will stop all aspects ofwork involving a crane while the investigation goes on and osha is investigating as well. >>> all right, christie smith, thank you. now to the winter olympic

days will support even by adam smith pressure or tax and support by adam smith in the wealth of nations in seventeen seventy six you can also always think about how they don't trust the laws because as far as the food sectors are dominate play fuel and all pollutants it's very easy she calls to have well a small farmers producing fresh and healthy foods in the economy and also all you need a few of the forms in the cultural sector to discourage the use of i'm tired my all to experiments for moon's corn for a rabbit to she grows and that was a little innate song lawsuit poor for small farmers switzerland the that is some of the news that lois actually and. holds small farmers he had me sixty percent of their income comes from government subsidies. so yeah that's a good way to do reverts you. know i couldn't agree more with kind of the and in the subsidies to massive ag corporations and kind of giving them more to small organic farmers i can agree more with that but in terms of the sugar tax i mean it seems like a great idea but now everything has sugar in them nearly all processed foods

christie smith will see how the peninsula braces you for wet weather. live in our weather center. how are we looking? >> getting hairier as we speak. you want to give yourself extra time to reach your destination safely. not talking about the rain that's going to put your life in danger unless you rush out that front door this morning and don't take it easy. we want to make sure you're prepared for what's coming our way. we have brief, heavy downpours across the bay area. i wanted to show you the lightning strikes that we are dealing with at this point. i'll show you that in a minute. before i do so, let's take you out live to christie smith live in palo alto this morning where they are bracing for some potential flooding. how are locals getting ready for all of this heavy rain? >> reporter: well can tell you we saw one man coming out here, filling up his trunk with sandbags. he didn't want to be filmed but he want fod hed to hurry up and home. it has started to rain here this morning. this is a good place to come out and get prepared, if you need sandb

smith ran back all the way for a touchdown. when it was all said and done, seattle won super bowl xlviii, 43-8. the victory parade is wednesday. >> pretty much all seattle all the time. while the game went off without a hitch getting there was another story. fans say they spent hours on public transit trying to get into metlife in new jersey from new york city. >> right. it was packed in. some even passing out. some of the organizers have been paying attention to. christie smith joins us live from levi stadium. this is home to 2016 super bowl. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this was considered the first mass transit super bowl and even though probably a lot of broncos fans left before the whole thing was over, thousands of fans were stuck trying to get back home after the game. and this is something that san francisco's super bowl host committee is going to take a very close look at. for lessons learned there, that they can apply here. i wanted to show you a couple of photos of what it was like for people tryin

margaret bayard smith was a favorite of hers. and the daughters of thomas jefferson were also frequent visitors. >> she said the hand of god and nature, but i can't improve upon it. next they were about a mile outside of andover and it slid down an embankment. this was within five minutes of the train ride beginning and he was hit in the back of his head, very severely. he did not survive the crash. >> mary help to showcase what her husband had done, how far he had come from that log cabin in the middle of nowhere in kentucky to this beautiful house, very comfortable house. >> they would have hosted a number of political figures here. >> always when he conducted business, the door stayed open to the women's quarters. she could hear what was going on. >> this is where it is an tr slept. this would be the master bedroom, as it were where edith and t.r. slept. it was no better appointed than the other rooms. >> this is the bedroom of her parents. >> war and would stand here in the middle on the top step with florence right beside hi

police arrested smith in new york yesterday morning while he was sitting in a car with a loaded rifle and machete and container of gasoline. according to court documents the man's mother called police when she found a threatening note and a rifle missing. >>> this morning police are trying to figure out 0 how razor blades got into two separate packages of butter in new jersey. customers found a r razor bladen a package of kerrygold butter. the supermarket has pulled alkerygold butter from its store shelves and turned it over to federal investigators. >> nasa face as lawsuit because of a recent discovery on mars. last week nasa released pictures after finding a mysterious rock that had not been there a few days earlier. a california man claims it's a living thing and suing the space agency for failing to investigate it. he calls it negligent that nasa didn't do further investigation. >>> what did he know and when did he know it? this morning new allegations against new jersey cover chris christie and the claims are coming from the man who used to be one of his closest allies. >> good m

i'm shepard smith.ing news in on information that will be pertinent to travelers around the world, frankly, and it has to do with explosives on jets. this has come as a warning from washington. and i'll read you what we've gotten. the department of homeland security has issued an alert to airlines about a possible shoe bomb threat. it's been a very recent and credible intelligence of people wanting to blow up airplanes. we would not normally break in with this short of alert. we get this kind of thing from the feds, i don't know, at least once a week. this one seems significant. the department of homeland security has issued an alert to airline s about a possible shoe bomb threat. nothing domestic. just for flights coming into the united states from overseas. they believe someone is trying to come into the united states with some sort of explosive related in some ways to their shoes. they go on to say the bulletin does not outline a specific plot, is not linked to the winter games about bombs in toothpa