that is smith's advice. smith is not a full. he understands that we have a terrible time with self deception so he knows that not only do we want to be lovely, if we are not lovely we at least once to think we are and that is a terrible problem. misunderstand and writes about it very eloquently so is very easy for us to notice falls in others, not so easy to notice our own fault. smith says an amazing line, he is a bold surgeon, as they say, whose hand does not tremble when he performs an operation upon his own person. think about that. we can diagnose and operate on people around us, on ourselves not so good. we are not so good at seeing ourselves as we truly are. smith says we are very uneasy about what he calls mysterious veil of self delusion. we cover our acts with but it is salt solution. we cover our deformities, moral deformities from the people around us because we don't want to be seen as bad people but we cover them from ourselves. this deception, this self deception of our own flaws is responsible for half the disord

he meets with smith there and tells smith to get a pass and go out. this is where major john andre is on the british ship, bring him on shore with the pass, and they will hopefully finalize the deal and trade. arnold tells smith the reason you're going, you are going to meet a british merchant by the name of john anderson. john anderson is going to help us. this is the robinson house, the home of a tory that benedict arnold had taken over for his headquarters, even though it is on the side of the river. what he expects to do, he says we are going to make a deal to get robinson's house back to him, which in some way, completely unclear to me, is going to help the american cause. under that ruse, smith goes out with a pass and brings back major john andre thinking he is a british merchant by the name of john anderson. andre is in fact the 30-year-old adjutant general of the british army in charge of their espionage and a particular favorite of general clinton. they come ashore. they meet, discuss the plan, then go to smith's house, continue to discuss.

eventually smith escaped after he quote, beat out his master's brains. despite this experience, smith had little to say about islam or muslims. after his escape, smith traveled extensively as a free man throughout the north african state, observing the wealth and power of these princely estates and noting that the quote, countries of fez and morocco are the best part of all barbary.

he didn't know that i had read adam smith though. i would have slept very badly to have empty boxes hoping he wouldn't open and i would say i forgot i'm so sorry. but that's not what i did and it worked out great. when we can trust each other which we do constantly and in our liturgy just world -- looking just world, there are still numerous things that are always left unspecified and as a result we trust and have certain expectations and we usually meet them about the condition and equipment of the house that we sell and how we behave in those situations. that is a glorious thing. it lets us spend a nice time in california and it lets me change my camera equipment and access interactive people commercially and socially in a wonderful way. where does that come from? the answer is we have got into a world of people honor honorable people and are disapproving of dishonorable people and that creates an expectation that most of us want to meet. and what smith says, i see it this way, just as each of us is irrelevant to the price of apple

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and with respect to miss smith. and i just mentioned that her house is larger than the layton's house will be after the addition is constructed. and her house extends beyond the layton house on the first and second levels and she has put fences on all sides of her property, and layton's project was approved by the planning commission, 4-0, but for the discretionary review application filed by the appellants with the planning commission, the permit would have been approved, administrativelisingly by the planning staff. and slight impacts to the neighbors are to be expected in connection with me building project. this proposal, or the permitted project is significantly more limited than the allowed height and bulk permitted by the planning code and it will allow, 500 square feet of living space of which 125 square feet is beyond the existing footprint. this is to a structure that is over 100 years old. houses that were designed and built 100 years ago. are generally lack ng space for kitchens and bathroom and closests

and as for smith. from alcohol or even going to liquor stores after he plead no contest back in july to dui and weapons charges. here's what smith had to say about it today new speaker:"i didn't drink one thing. i have nothing else to set. gary radnich>>: on a much lighter note. jim harbaugh celebrated his 51st birthday today. and look who's wishing him a happy birthday. it's michigan.who's going all out to bring harbaugh in as their next head football coach.in addition to the birthday wishes michigan has reportedly offered harbaugh $48 million over 6 years. as for what the niners did for harbaugh's birthday. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen.

smith responds yes. second question, we would also like the notice from the permanent issue. aren't they one in the same? >> i believe it's two second requests. >> right. he doesn't answer the second request. >> no, we're talking about the first. >> with respect to the variance. >> do you have another comment mr. tigue. >> i should have worn my purple tie. i have reviewed the e-mail chain and if my recollection is correct michael smith stated that he would notify them when the decision letter was issued and also informed them that the planning department does not issue the building permit, that dbi does that and they have their own noticing and own system and he referred them to dbi for tracking and determining when the building permit was issued. you have in the past sort of considered a very similar issue with at&t permits and i believe exercised the discretion to grant jurisdiction because the department caused -- >> right, thank you. >> and we also got taken to court in boston. -- and lost. >> you were taken to court and lost at trial court level where the law didn't requ

to clarify that smith was not a part of the dr team. and i did get a call back from somebody in his office and i can't remember his name. mr. sanchez you can fill me in and i also got a e-mail from mr. sanchez saying that there are rules about the dr hearing. and there are rules and that we have to go by the rules and so i we want on-line and i downloaded the rules and i have them right here when i didn't see anything in those rules that say that if someone is mentioned in a dr hearing and if someone is referenced in a dr application that they are part of the dr team and i pointed this out to the gentleman who called me and he kept going around saying well we inferred that she was. we inferred that she was, because she was mentioned. three or four times. well, you know, everybody is mentioned there. because so many neighbors are against this project. and she was mentioned because she is somebody who we care about deeply and, we wanted to help with this situation. and so we mentioned her and we wanted to give her all of the help that can

and smith v. maryland is the opinion of a lot of the programs and interpretations. so if you can get the courts outside of the secret court to hit these issues and find something's unconstitutional this makes it much more difficult for them to twist the words and make a creative argument in the secret court to expand on things even if we don't know what they are doing in accord. and if we end up having a special advocate that gives them something to work with in those courts. so we are hopeful that through judicial change on this we can set the stage iv what reform. >> and if the courts rule against you are you worried about setting an unwelcome precedent? >> our plan is to win. >> are you company you can win? >> this is a good court. unanimous opinion and i think there was the necessity for warrant for a cell phone incident that led to an arrest. the analysis in the jones case. there are good -- indications that the supreme court is rethinking privacy or at least more understanding that some of t

. >> reporter:aldon smith ... did he drink alcohol? >> reporter: >> reporter: written by san jose police investigators. smith was drinking vodka with former niner ray mcdonald on december 15th - the day after a woman claims mcdonald sexually assaulted her. >> >> reporter:mcdonald was immediately released by the niners. >> reporter:as for smith.he's been prohibited by a judge from drinking.or even going into a liquor store. after pleading no contest to weapons charges and a dui in july.any violation would result in jail time. >> reporter:here's what smith had to say >>,. according to court documents unsealed monday that were written by san jose police investigators to mcdonald's home, the woman told authorities she has no memory of the sexual encounter that occurred in mcdonald's san jose house, which police say occurred dec. 14 a few hours after the 49ers returned from a 17-7 loss to the seahawks in seattle. >>the woman stayed with mcdonald at his home the next day and drank vodka with mcdonald and smith, accordin

smith, is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. i want to join with the chairman in urging the body to pass this important piece of legislation. this bill every year helps our military do its job. it provides pay increases for people who serve in the military, it provides for military construction and it provides for the necessary authorities that the men and a women who serve in our military need to perform the missions that our country asks them to do. this is particularly important as we continue to fight in afghanistan and as we continue to try to figure out how to deal with the challenge in syria and iraq. i think this bill is of even more importance because it contains within it the train and a equip authority to help deal with isis and syria and iraq. mr. chairman, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the house is not in order. the house will be in order. all members please take their conversations off the floor. the gentleman is recognized.

finally the lock smith arrived. nicole and i are co-anchors this morning, john jenkins, he is one of our weather watch that's morning, 31 degrees, that's the temperature out in perkasie this morning. and, these readings all of them feel a little bit colder. just because of the win we're finding, ed connor, burlington, what does very to say? he says it was a very nice morning, and every weekend we keep up with him and his dog casey. casey not eager to come in from his walk this morning. last weekends casey didn't even want to go out, but because of the weather being little bet they are weekends than what we've seen, kacie was not having a problem out there, and i don't think tim mitch sell having a problem either. 31 degrees, tuckerton, new jersey, and his comment this morning is clear, cold morning with a light northwest winds, bring on the sun. and that's a very good forecast for us. and i think it is pretty consistent throughout the rest of the day, the northwest winds is going to be out there, and it should be ca

it. >> smith's car bolts past the others toward the red pickup truck.euvering 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

smith said he basically used his son as a slave. did all of the yard work.one in the home with no service and used his computer skills to lead police to where he was hidden. >> a downloaded an app that called mama. >> reporter: smith said she had no idea the woman accused of beating her son in 2004 was convicted of cutting her own son with hot scissors. she learned about that watching the news. smith said if she had known about that, she would have tried harder to go home. >> that was wgcl dana wilkerson reporting. the other people in the home where jean was found could also face charges. >>> new york city mayor bill de blasio is moving forward to get rid of horse-drawn carriages. the ban would take place in 2016 if passed by city counsel. de blasio promised to remove the carriages despite opposition from the drivers and others. the drivers could get free permits to operate green city taxicabs. >>> when we return, an nba team closes in on a devious record and tiger woods gets ready to tee off again. i love making thd you'll feel really good about putting in

eugene smith or as his riders call him smitty.mith retired from septa today after 36 years of service. never once did he call out sick or get written up. smith tells fox 29 his recipe for success. >> looking back on my career it was fun while it wasted waisted and it lasted while it's fun. my philosophy in life is always easy. don't take it personal. it is what it is. do your best and let god do the rest. >> pretty good advice. now that he's retired smith says he plans to go back to school, continue his church service and perhaps start ride ago motorcycle. good for him. >>> donald sterling, john nan gruber omar gonzales names you may not have heard before this year but all involved in some high profile scandals. fox's martha mccallum takes look back. >> reporter: from washington to hollywood to the world of sports 2014 was no stranger to these stories. it seemed open season for intruders at the white house at least three people jumped the fence. several caught the secret service off guard. omar gonzales made it all the way to the

in fact when smith was sentenced back in july on weapons and dui charges.judge said that smith would immediately be sent to jail if he drank alcohol.or even went to a liquor store. stay tuned on this one. as for coach harbaugh and his future. misfeatur cincinnati to clinch a first round bye in the playoffs. peyton manning not his night in cincinnati 4th quarter/ 30-28 bengals manning picked off by dre kirkpatrick who retuns it 30 yards for a tochdown 37-28 bengals final: 37-29 bengals we had a bowl game brawl today. take a look at the melee that happened at the miami joe thornton and the sharks on a 5-game win streak 3rd period/ 1-1 tie melker karlsson scores his first career on the slapper 2-1 sharks less than 5 minutes left sharks defensive breakdown and cam fowler ties it with the backhander 2-2 we go to overtime 58 seconds into o.t. ryan kesler scores the game- winner 3-2 ducks final: 3-2 ducks sharks end 5-game win streak at the l.a. kings saturday be patient ayou. this holay sson,ive anks tohe o last cnce sav fo6 da onl at tsma, save uto 5 thoandsf it

ian: scube in for smith. this is a third and -- skuta in for smith.or the chargers. working out of the gun, rivers. three touchdowns, three interceptions tonight. rivers, pump, out of the pocket, look out! rivers loses the ball! san diego was there. dan skuta, who replaced aldon smith, gets to the quarterback, but it's rinehart on the recovery for the chargers. dan: he's trying to throw the wheel route to brown outside. and brown covered on the sidelines there. did not head up the field. heads up by rinehart to get on that loose ball. ian: it's a loss of four on the play. skuta gets credit for the sack. and now san diego faces fourth down. dan: this is where the 49ers have to be aware of antonio gates. they got the interception for eturn a touchdown by bethea. they were double-teaming gates. double-teaming gates would be a good idea here. ian: fourth and 6. dan: the chargers have split gates out wide against culliver. ian: san diego fighting for its playoff life, on the road in santa clara. they trail by seven. 1:35 to play. fourth and 6 for the charg

and the final is smith versus alright.throughout the latter part of his career, thurgood would frequently say that he could not decide what was his most important case, whether it was brown versus education or smith versus alright, the texas voting rights case. and if you look at the way he wrote and talked about it, i bet you that if you had said you can only pick one, you've got to pick one most important case. it would have been smith versus alright. and i'm really pleased that this film brings that case forward. but those are some. and they are others where the combination and the ability to use film and to put an emphasis on things that you've helped us a lot. >> agreed. >> one other theme that i thought was so interesting that's developed in the film is the relationship between thurgood marshal and houston. now, jose anderson has studied the life and, in fact, is going to be publishing a book about him. we do talk a little bit about the relationship. here you have the stunt and the dean of a lawsuit. and then, at som

smith has been nothing but very helpful and courteous throughout this process, but due to the press of other business didn't forward the decision to us until december 20. that was already one month past the appeal deadline for filing an appeal here. that's memorialized in that e-mail exchange, attachment three. it was the error of staff that caused us to miss the deadline and we filed this request on november 25. >> your time is up. >> oh, okay. thank you. >> thank you. we'll hear from the permit holders. >> because of the brief time today we just wanted to ask mr. gladstone to speak on our behalf. >> they live in a one bedroom and the child lives with them in a one bedroom. the child's grandmother lived here and they've been wanted to expands for many years. the neighbors who are appealing tonight were there when that variance issued and didn't a pose it nor dpid that i had oppose the building permitish shubed that the time. they didn't complete the work because of the recession. they came back and were told they had to get a new variance. the commission decided 6-1 it was oppressive

next speaker please. >> mikeal smith. >> my name is michael smith. basically i spent all day looking at transit data and what i want to do today is help you inform your decision. all of these proposals are great but traffic signals are questionable so i'd like to show you this information here. the idea here is great in that -- if this is the speed of the vehicle instead of him stopping at the stop sign they should be able to go right through and save time. the question is how much time will you save and you can map out the street and look at the gps data and you can find out how long it takes to cross intersections and so the delay time is is shown here for various intersections i measured i rode the buses in order to collect the data on the left-hand on the left-hand side there's a on the left-hand side there's a theoretical idea if you look at the measurements they are not as good. so the theoretical it's pretty high so the gain. not every bus gets a green light. what happens is about 5 percent of the time on average buses will be slowed by 5 seco

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. >> charles: i don't think he recruited alex smith, either.worked out well at utah. >> gus: sure did. nuernberger. 59-0. wow. in your hand? my at&t cell phone bill. verizon bill? yeah. that's cool. nooo... how much are you spending per month? $110 bucks just me, $120 bucks $260 what if sprint could cut your rate plan in half? and give you unlimited talk and text in the u.s., and match your data. goodbye verizon. i am done with at&t. bring in your verizon or at&t bill, turn in your old phone, and we'll cut your rate plan in half. visit us online or visit a sprit store today. how (sings) i washed andy's folded my tighty whities.t? (sings) helped a friend move, oh, lift with your knees. (sings) snuck eleven items through the "ten or less" line. (sings) parallel parked my dad's car just fine. (sing) we all earned a bacon portabella melt. best cheeseburger a brioche ever helt. rich portabellas, all melty and cheesy. earning one is deliciously easy! we did nothing! >> gus: they're already waving their championship towels. ohio state, 2:25 away from

. >> charles: i don't think he recruited alex smith, either.worked out well at utah. >> gus: sure did. nuernberger. 59-0. wow. in your hand? my at&t cell phone bill. verizon bill? yeah. that's cool. nooo... how much are you spending per month? $110 bucks just me, $120 bucks $260 what if sprint could cut your rate plan in half? and give you unlimited talk and text in the u.s., and match your data. goodbye verizon. i am done with at&t. bring in your verizon or at&t bill, turn in your old phone, and we'll cut your rate plan in half. visit us online or visit a sprit store today. how (sings) i washed andy's folded my tighty whities.t? (sings) helped a friend move, oh, lift with your knees. (sings) snuck eleven items through the "ten or less" line. (sings) parallel parked my dad's car just fine. (sing) we all earned a bacon portabella melt. best cheeseburger a brioche ever helt. rich portabellas, all melty and cheesy. earning one is deliciously easy! we did nothing! >> gus: they're already waving their championship towels. ohio state, 2:25 away from

takesand could aldon smith be headed to jail? jason has that story. and all the sports.s. next 7 >> reporter:welcome back everyone. >> reporter:there seems to be no end to season. and now.as fallout from the ray mcdonald sexual assault >> reporter:could linebacker aldon smith be heading to jail? >> reporter:according to a search warrant affidavit released by the courts today.smith was drinking with mcdonald the night of the alleged assault.which would be in direct violation of his probation on weapons and dui charges.in which smith was prohibited from drinking alcohol or going to a liquor store. >> reporter:if found to be true smith could be headed to jail for an undetermined amount of time. >> reporter:as for coach harbaugh and his future. he was asked about the michigan rumors today >> reporter:looks like the niners will catch a break when they host arizona in the season finale sunday. that's because the cardinals are down to their 4th string quarterback. >> reporter:in fact we had to go back to college to find highlights of rookie logan thomas who has all of nine pass

one of the diplomats closing the embassy then was wayne smith. >> smith: i remember it very well.as sort of a farewell, had brought a battalion of women militia members to the embassy to protect us. we didn't need any protection except for dozens and dozens of people trying to get visas before we left. >> pelley: months later, america organized the failed invasion at the bay of pigs. then came the trade embargo that j.f.k. signed after he took delivery of 1,200 cuban cigars. wayne smith, who's famous among diplomats for his work on cuba, returned in the carter years in another failed attempt to patch up relations. there are a lot of reasonable americans who argue, "why reward the castros? you're caving in to the castro regime." >> smith: we haven't gained anything in 50 years with this refusal to have a dialogue, embargo, all that. that hasn't gained anything. why keep repeating the same old mistake year after year when it isn't achieving anything? it was time to change, time long ago to change. and, at last, sensibly, we have. >> pelley: you probably know fidel castro about as we

something that smith denied vehemently today. he did admit he was briefly with mcdonald and the alleged victim on the evening in question, though. as he was speaking with the media earlier today. >> as far as it's concerned i was over at ray's house for close to an hour. i didn't drink one thing as far as it goes relating to that i have nothing else to say that's not my issue or my problem. >> what did you do later that -- >> i spent time with my son. >> there you go. and we get to talk about some real sports now. and what a night it is for the stanford cardinal basketball team. a game just complete as they beat one of the nation's best. number nine texas. stanford going at it with jonathan jones in the final moments. in fact, last 25 seconds he hits that clutch jumper against texas to help send the game into overtime. johnny dawkins and company will take a one point lead into the final moments and jason randall has really been lights out for that clutch jumper giving them a three point lead 10.1 seconds left and as you see, they

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we get the story tonight from nbc's harry smith in san francisco. >> reporter: there's not much to iter school kids stop by to fill out tags and read the ones left behind. >> this one says i wish for food for everyone. >> reporter: it's a wishing tree. started four years ago by the vanessa because quite frankly the holidays were getting her down. >> i wanted to do something around this time of year that kind of changed how i felt. because it wasn't something i looked forward to. >> reporter: now the whole neighborhood looks forward to december. the act of writing down a wish is kind of liberating. there are no secrets on a wishing tree. >> i wished for lavender because it smells nice. >> i wish for people to have a roof over their head and food to eat. >> i wish for a real puppy. >> reporter: wishing doesn't cost a thing, except perhaps your skepticism. >> a lot of times in life you don't get what you wish for. >> yeah. >> reporter: so maybe the lesson is? >> it's okay to wish. yeah, i guess that's a really cool lesson. >> reporter: even if you're old. >> yeah. >> reporter: as the day

and margaret chase smith embodies that. women in congress in the 1940's and 1950's, as a group they are serving in apprenticeship. they are slowly working their way into positions of influence and seniority. they are getting better committee assignments. they are serving longer careers. by the end of this period, some of them are moving into leadership positions or at least further up the leadership rung. so, margaret chase smith, she comes into the house, she succeeds her husband who passes away in the 1940's. she serves in the house for about nine years. she has a very influential career. she manages to get on the naval affairs committee, which was a plum assignment. prior to the reorganization of the armed forces in the late 1940's, the house had a naval affairs committee, a military affairs committee. naval affairs, if you are from maine with the shipyards in bath was one of the assignments you would look out for. it gave her a position of influence and allowed her to speak on the topic of women in military service. in

smith called 911 as her car began to fill with water. >> hi, this is 911 what are you reporting. >> illing up with water >> smith tried to break the driver's side window but could not. a police officer and a sheriff's deputy spotted her car with its lights still on so they jumped into the water broke out the car's rear window and pulled smith outer. and it was just in time. seconds later that car sank in 12 feet of water. >> also new, a sleeping burglar at a texas meat shop made it very easy for police to solve the case. police say security cameras caught 28-year-old ricardo cardona walking over to the meat shop's 40-degree cooler grabs a few sausages and then he's later seen walking into the office, finds a jacket, kicks his feet up and falls asleep. workers eventually found him and called police. they charged him with criminal trespass. >> it's 4:57. president obama picks philadelphia's top cop to help spearhead a white house task force. >> a teenager is under arrest as police uncover a plot to stage a massacre at a high school out west. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's

he was in the army with captain smith when smith and several other soldiers died in a plane crash, ten years ago. >> a shot of the bracelet came on the screen and the name captain ben smith said, i got goose bumps. i know that guy. >> a way for ben to come back and say hello for christmas season. god bless you. merry christmas. >> that was captain smith's mom reacting to the news. he didn't know he lost his bracelet until he saw the report on television. >>> "nbc 10 news at 5:00" continues, live team coverage of breaking news. search for a killer. the at least six people from one extended family are dead, all happening now in montgomery county. the killing spree took place in three different homes. the name of the man police are looking for is bradley stone. he's 35 years old, lives in pennsburg. coverage continues next with nbc 10's tim furlong live at a crime scene in harleysville. >> reporter: that's right. the home here behind me of nicole hill, bradley stone's ex-wife, and one of the many people he killed today. live to the scene, the latest on the investigation when nbc 10 news c

clearly, the koran was joseph smith's model. there are many other commentators writing similar things, linking the merging religion of the latter day saints with what americans thought islam to be. the idea that islam, and by extension, mormonism, devalues women, reverberates into contemporary discourse about the islamic world. both conservative christian evangelist like franklin graham and bill marr have used american notions about the standards of women's in majority muslim countries to fuel islamaphobic rhetoric. american islamicism complex interplay of rumor, stereotypes, and the ever present threat of violence. while americans had difficulty seeing in slave muslims in their midst, they had no such trouble understanding islam as inherently tyrannical and misogynistic. titling this talk barack hussein obama plays in a satirical way on the ways in which americans doubt the president's religious affiliation and used his suppose it muslimness to demonstrate on americanness. "of muslim commentary in the united states. this denies

smith sets up, gets hit as he throws, pass incomplete. the two-minute warning comes with 1:56 on the clock. denver 29, kansas city 16 on sunday night football. michele's interviews, bob, tony and mike. j.j. watt three offensive tds, two defensive tds in a season today for houston against the titans. tom coughlin lost three games now after leading by 18 points in the second half, including the game today in jacksonville. aaron rodgers just phenomenal everywhere, home, road, you name it. and in particular at lambeau, where he's been over the moon. second and ten at the 17 yard line. >> cris: oh, boy. >> al: and that will be a fifth sack. von miller is in there again. >> cris: well, that's a coverage sack right there. let's take a look down the field, chris harris doing a great job on bowe. roby on the other side. all over donnie avery. and i tell you, the one question you had about this team coming in, could they survive without aqib talib. if you're going to lose your top corner, this is a good team to lose him against because the passing

that would be a violation of smith prohibition. ss not true. >> as far as this is concerned i was over at ray house for close to an hour. i didn't drink one thing. and as far as it goes to that, you know i have nothing else to say. that's not my issue or my problem. >>reporter: back on the field. 49ers getting set for the financial game of the season. sunday against arizona. might it be the last gym for the great frank gore in red and gold? say it isn't so. niners all time leading rusher contract expiring some question whether he will be back with the team next season. 31 years old. kaepernick for sure says gore as good as ever. >> he's a huge asset and i'm hoping he's back here. more comfortable with 21 in the back field. i don't see him slowing down so he's proven his point. >>reporter: raiders will finish up the season sunday in denver. raiders 3 and 12. broncos 11 and 4. pattern pointed out by rapper known as the mad fanatic. >> give them ♪ little mack give them marcus. ♪ they pick top 5 every year but they still whack. i'm wor

smith serves for nine years, has an influential career. she manages to get on the naval affairs committee, which was a plum assignment. prior to the reorganization of the armed forces in the late 1940s, the house had a naval affairs committee and a military affairs committee. naval affairs, if you're from maine, with the big shipyards up in bath, was one of -- one of the assignments that you would really look out for and it gave her really a position of influence and it allowed her to speak on the topic of women in military service. in 1948, she is a prime mover behind a bill that helps integrate the armed forces and gives women a role in the uniformed forces. she leaves the house the following year to serve in the u.s. senate, runs for the senate, wins election. she is probably best known in the u.n. mind as the -- one of the very few brave senators who opposed mccarthy, joe mccarthy and his tactics very early on. she gave a speech called "the declaration of conscience" in june, 1950, with where she opposed his tactics very eloquently. so

is goinglike stryker to bid in a couple of weeks for smith and nephew. is already up about 26% on the year. the reason is back in may we understood that stryker was looking around, potentially bidding. it sent the stock higher, but the bid was not made you to tech rules. they had to go away -- not made due to u.k. tech rules. they had to go away. back in may, all the fashion was to leave tax inversions. it was about u.s. companies coming to the u.k. to make the most of a lower tax rate. that is not on the issue. too much political risk. the u.s. may be cutting down on these types of deals. now it is all about synergy. is about lowering the cost for hospitals. stryker, which makes surgical implants, can get together with smith and nephew. >> they have to do this because they have been on a series of acquisitions. a bunch of transactions which made a monster in this phase. >> medtronic and covidien did the same thing. is about looking for synergy. there is no such thing as no bidding war. we will see if anyone else is up for it in the new year as well. >>

smith versus allright began the process of black political empowerment.p in mind, what this was was the white primaries, the excluded blacks from voting in primary elections where the primary election was the election. there was no republican presence of any consequence in the south at that point. and the supreme court had in about three decisions backed this notion that political parties were private entities and that selecting their candidates, the 14th amendment, equal protection clause didn't apply. when smith versus allright changed that throughout the south, that began -- it didn't take -- it didn't of the voting rights that was taken away but was a major matter. one thing about -- i've been thinking about this anger or not. i remember when i first met thurgood marshall, which was 1975. i went to his house late one night to have him sign a case in an case i was handling. maybe i got him on a good night. i didn't get there -- i got to his house really late. after 11:00. didn't leave until after 2:00 in the morning. he started talking about growing up

so she held back because she knew that smith could bring a lot of southern votes with him. and smith intended simply as a gimmick to sinker the civil rights act, he gets on the floor and talks about how he wants to insert the word sex into the amendment and there's left and giggles around the chamber and people guffawing and martha griffiths follows smith up on behalf of the amendment and she said, if there was any need to prove that we need this amendment, the laughing and the guffaws prior to me getting up here, they proved it and the chamber fell eye lent and that amendment and title vii was included in the civil rights act, so again, another key legislative action by martha griffiths. >> this is a campaign poster for shirley chisholm, the first african-american woman in congress. i love this, because it says, unbought and unbossed, but it's not for her congressional campaign, it is actually for something else entirely. >> yeah, it is actually for presidential campaign that she waged in 1972. she went to the democratic convention and actually rounded up about 10% of the