smith.urse a blood stain on his watch band that comes back to her would be very powerful evidence. >> for over a year, dennis smith had been on the run. then the television series "unsolved mysteries" profiled the case, asking the viewers for help in bringing smith to justice. four days later an anonymous tip revealed that smith was living in florida. the trick now was to find him. >>> i turned to drugs and my stepdad turned to alcohol. my sister turned away from all of us and my whole family just fell apart. everything that i had known for 15, almost 16 years in one night was all unraveled. >> for 15 months, carolyn's family waited for some word on the search for dennis smith. law enforcement searched all over the country and an informant said smith was living in florida. police there stopped a vehicle on the suspicion it was stolen. the man driving the car was dennis smith. smith tried to get away. there was a fight and smith was shot in the scuffle. >> i was hoping that he was in a lot of

smith versus smith. holland smith had had deep disdain for ralph smith and for the 27th. he used to claim that they only took the island because of his personal leadership on the third day when 90% of the japanese were dead anyway. he claimed that the untested soldiers in their first battle just fired recklessly. every soldier in his first tunnel fires recklessly. the marines were doing it the same. for the marines, he said they are little inexperienced but he says the army are cowards. they don't have any fire discipline. he visited the 27th on the airfield at the 18th and never came to see them again. members of his staff came up twice but never reported back what they saw on the terrain. he sends a request that he wants to relieve ralph smith. these were his reasons, for ordering the battalion at na futan point to remain where they ,are under corps control. turner and spruance approved because they only heard holland smith. as far as they knew it was accurate reports. he did not even give them a chance to say goodbye to the troops. he literally got the telegram relievi

smith trying to get free for a three pointer. they throw it to smith. smith steps back.ces up the three -- and gets it! knocks it in! it's a four-point game! livingston knocked out of bounds. and it's still golden state ball. >> jeff: they have six to get it over. if you're james, you should be committing up. >> mike: curry trying to get away. dellavedova in pursuit, bumps him. sketchen kur curry will shoot free throws. how about this from cleveland? not going away yet. >> mark: clearly trying to get in front of steph curry. foul by dellavedova, sending curry to the line for two. >> mike: huge free throws right here. well, we saw the warriors kind of starting to celebrate, the fans here seemed to be resigned. we were even waxing poetic about the upcoming championship but cleveland still fighting tooth and nail until the bitter end. curry makes it a five-point game. a little anxiety at oracle arena. they are ready to celebrate. but not done yet. clutch free throws there from curry. again, cleveland out of time-outs. six-point game. smith misses. rebound, taken by iguodala

smith trying to get free for a three pointer. they throw it to smith. smith steps back.ces up the three -- and gets it! knocks it in! it's a four-point game! livingston knocked out of bounds. and it's still golden state ball. >> jeff: they have six to get it over. if you're james, you should be committing up. >> mike: curry trying to get away. dellavedova in pursuit, bumps him. sketchen kur curry will shoot free throws. how about this from cleveland? not going away yet. >> mark: clearly trying to get in front of steph curry. foul by dellavedova, sending curry to the line for two. >> mike: huge free throws right here. well, we saw the warriors kind of starting to celebrate, the fans here seemed to be resigned. we were even waxing poetic about the upcoming championship but cleveland still fighting tooth and nail until the bitter end. curry makes it a five-point game. a little anxiety at oracle arena. they are ready to celebrate. but not done yet. clutch free throws there from curry. again, cleveland out of time-outs. six-point game. smith misses. rebound, taken by iguodala

smith: i got a call. it was from, like, a producer like you.e said, "we heard you and the haight-ashbury free clinic were the architect of healthcare is a right not a privilege, and we thought it was a clinton speechwriter in the '90s. and i said "no, it wasn't some clinton speechwriter that got paid a million dollars a year. it was a free clinic that was funded by a grateful dead benefit that came up with that concept." harry edwards: i remember those days when they considered him to be a hippie crank. now of course, we've institutionalized a lot of what he was doing. we call it obamacare. peter: while the summer of love had the attention of the city and most of the bay area, a revolt with worldwide reach was just getting underway in the south bay. peter: in 1967, the american military was fully involved in the vietnam war. and so were american protestors. in the fall, 100,000 people marched on washington d.c. at berkeley, the tradition of protest continued with students staging massive anti-war demonstrations. the civil rights movement contin

and for felicia smith, change is good. >> miss smith, it's time go.y want everything to gave you. >> 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 see me in seven years. or five. >> you got the seven-year itch then. >> whatever. no, no, no, no. 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, yes! look at that. see, that's called the dirty bird. >> birthy bird? >> it's like rotisseried chicken. this is the best meal. >> why you get two pieces? >> because i don't lie around when i come out. i clean up. because if you do the right things, they'll look out for you. if youability like a jerk-off, then you don't get nothing. >> schmidt has earned the trust of staff. they have let him resume his job c

smith. pull-up jumper. a thing of beauty. ♪ me and you, ♪ ♪ and you and me. ♪ ♪ no matter how they tossed the dice. ♪ ♪ it had to be. ♪ ♪ the only one for me is you. ♪ ♪ and you for me. ♪ ♪ so happy together! ♪ now there's a rewards program that lets you earn points at one place and use them at another. introducing plenti. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to rewards there's plenti together. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: well, we thought this had the potential to be a dream match-up. so far, so good here in game one. as the numbers so identical. the key number exactly the same. it's 98 apiece with 31.9 seconds remaining. and after mozgov hits those two clutch free throws golden state will have it now. warriors still have two 20-second time-outs, as do the cavs. and now cleveland with the foul to give. >> mark: give steve kerr credit. very good coming out of time-outs. forcing miscommunication setting backscreens, or screens with curry and thompson involved where it puts so much pressure on your defense. >> jeff: when curry sets screens

smith. pull-up jumper. a thing of beauty. ♪ me and you, ♪ ♪ and you and me. ♪ ♪ no matter how they tossed the dice. ♪ ♪ it had to be. ♪ ♪ the only one for me is you. ♪ ♪ and you for me. ♪ ♪ so happy together! ♪ now there's a rewards program that lets you earn points at one place and use them at another. introducing plenti. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to rewards there's plenti together. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: well, we thought this had the potential to be a dream match-up. so far, so good here in game one. as the numbers so identical. the key number exactly the same. it's 98 apiece with 31.9 seconds remaining. and after mozgov hits those two clutch free throws golden state will have it now. warriors still have two 20-second time-outs, as do the cavs. and now cleveland with the foul to give. >> mark: give steve kerr credit. very good coming out of time-outs. forcing miscommunication setting backscreens, or screens with curry and thompson involved where it puts so much pressure on your defense. >> jeff: when curry sets screens

smith goes up to contest.clearly a two-point shot but to me, just like in the restricted zone you have the right as a defender to go up a guy should not be able to dive into you. >> mike: that's the sixth foul on j.r. smith. so he fouls out in 39 minutes with 13 points. curry during the regular season 91% from the free-throw line. number one in the nba in free-throw percentage. in the playoffs he's been at 83%. there's one of the fouls. curry is 5-6 tonight. this one on barnes. and now the six personal. as smith is disqualified. >> jeff: he fouled klay thompson. >> mark: also a call or no call league also on both sides of the floor. curry benefits with that contact. lebron doesn't get the call. >> mike: tied game. curry family so nervous led by the superstar riley. golden state leads. time-out cleveland. >> mike: clutch free-throw shooting from stephen curry. the nba mvp. calmly sinks a pair and the warriors have their first lead of the second half. grandpa, nothing better than a kiss off the free-throw. and n

bob hutton: bad tom smith, in the media, he is referred to as a feudist. one could also say he was a guy down on his luck, very few prospects, probably illiterate who found himself in a love triangle with a physician named dr. john rader. the two of them are fighting over a woman who had supposedly colluded with smith to steal from rader and later kill him. she was eventually given clemency, even though she was implicated in the same crime. this seemed to be more or less a crime of passion. if you asked tom smith, he would say it was a crime based on his own falling as a sinner. he especially landed on whiskey and "bad women." >> the term feudist is interesting. was it used at the time? bob hutton: it was. in the 1890's, the idea that reciprocal white on white blood feuds were common in appalachia, that was a popular idea. in fact, there was plenty of violence but very little could be construed as the montagues and capulets back and forth style blood feud. >> how do you see your research illuminating the larger discussions over capital punishment? bob hutt

smith. mr. smith: mr. chief justice, we agree that the epa was not required to engage in a cost benefit analysis before making the decision to regulate hazardous admissions. clearly, congress did think power plants needed to be treated differently. what did they give them? they gave them three years and which the epa was instructed to take account of the health effects. it did this under an appropriate and necessary standard. if i can address the issue of what those mean in the reading, i refer the court to pages226-227 of the national mining association appendix. i do not think it is necessary to read from it, but what the epa has said consistently throughout this record, they looked at two things. there was a claim made that these chemicals are simply not harmful enough to require further regulation, that the effects were manageable, and they looked at that issue under the appropriateness rubric. they said, these are harmful. the necessary rubric was to look at the post clean air act, post acid rain heal

smith goes up to contest.clearly a two-point shot but to me, just like in the restricted zone you have the right as a defender to go up a guy should not be able to dive into you. >> mike: that's the sixth foul on j.r. smith. so he fouls out in 39 minutes with 13 points. curry during the regular season 91% from the free-throw line. number one in the nba in free-throw percentage. in the playoffs he's been at 83%. there's one of the fouls. curry is 5-6 tonight. this one on barnes. and now the six personal. as smith is disqualified. >> jeff: he fouled klay thompson. >> mark: also a call or no call league also on both sides of the floor. curry benefits with that contact. lebron doesn't get the call. >> mike: tied game. curry family so nervous led by the superstar riley. golden state leads. time-out cleveland. >> mike: clutch free-throw shooting from stephen curry. the nba mvp. calmly sinks a pair and the warriors have their first lead of the second half. grandpa, nothing better than a kiss off the free-throw. and n

smith. >> he was so friendly. he was so polite. i couldn't imagine if he knew he was wanted he would have handed my his i.d. that's what caught me off guard. >> the corporal sees daniel waiting patiently in front of the cruiser. if he were wanted by police, wouldn't he try to escape? >> why is he being so compliant? why is he sticking around? why isn't he making a run for it? all those things make me think i have the right guide. >> he decides to question smith further. >> let me ask you something. are you supposed to be in a halfway house or something like that? okay, you sure about that. because we're checking on something right now but, it looks like -- that's something i regret, is giving him the heads up that i knew he was wanted. i wish i had not done that. you don't have any weapons or anything on you, do you? i asked him to put his satchel thing, little day planner on the hood of the car, because i wanted to pat him down for weapons. >> mecham already inspected the inside of the satc

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. >> meet 71-year-old raymond smith, a retiree living with his wife in vegas. >> the first guy was angly news, looked like everyone's grandpa. took him a little while, a little courage to come up and talk to me, and actually total made three passes until he got the courage to talk. >> detectives march smith next door to meet lieutenant karen hues who heads las vegas metro's human trafficking operations. >> this is a real high crime area we're trying to beat down crime in this area because of the residents, make it a safer place for them and prostitution and cot tinarcotics is a big pi >> this is the first time i've done this. >> that's not the first time i've ever heard that, okay? >> that's all i can tell you. it is. >> i hope that's the truth, and i hope it's the last time. all right? >> bust after bust as police agencies in cities across the country increasingly target the men who buy, the excuse johns often give once they have been cuffed is familiar. >> you know, you just trying to pick up a prostitute, right? >> no. >> wasn't you? >> i never buy the first time story that might

. >> 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

here's harry smith. >> reporter: three mothers and their children. on this winter day in virginia, they have a big hill to climb. each child is desperately ill. each has a form of epilepsy. >> no one else that i knew had a kid with seizures this bad and no one knew how to treat it. >> reporter: illnesses so insidious, they have stymied an army of doctors and specialists. >> a year of huge emotional stress on our family. >> reporter: but these women believe there is something that might help, something illegal in virginia, an oil extracted from marijuana. what is your hope for medical marijuana? >> to meet our daughter to meet who she really is. >> of the united states of america. >> reporter: to make that happen, these families are attempting to do something they have been told is impossible. they must change a law that has stood for decades. tonight, we will follow them on a remarkable journey, not only through the halls of government, but to the rocky mountains, where people with all sorts of illnesses are seeking help. these people, marijuana isn'

nbc's harry smith brings us one family's story. >> reporter: haley smith is 14 years old. for most of her life, she suffered from violent seizures. she has a syndrome j a frequently fatal, extreme roll of epilepsy. >> it was awful the first seven years. we didn't know what was wrong with her. her mother, over the years, she and her husband have done just about everything they can to help their daughter. and then two years ago, lisa saw reports about an oil made from cannabis that's high in cbd, a nonpsychoactive compound in the plant that successfully treats seizures. some say more study is needed. >> if she was your child what would you do? >> lisa smith and other parents are now lobbying for federal legislation that would allow these oils in all 50 states. when you heard about this proposed legislation, what did you think? >> let's go do this. let's go. >> common sense and politics, they don't go together. >> they don't. >> reporter: on a day that lisa was lobbying her own state of virginia to consider a law allowing the oils, the state senator saw firsthand what life wa

please say hello to jada pinkett-smith!use ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: where do you even get a dress like that? do they have those at the store? >> yeah, they have them at the store. that's why, you know, they let me wear these things. so the ladies out there will want to buy one. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah! >> jimmy: that's the way to go. >> that's the way to go. >> jimmy: i heard, and i'm unaware of the details of this. i heard you've been traveling around the country with male strippers this week. >> i have. >> jimmy: you have. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and not the actor male strippers that are in the movie but actual male strippers. >> they're actually dancers. some of them were from the movie. and they're pretending to be strippers. >> jimmy: yeah, oh, so -- wait, what's the difference between a dancer and a stripper? >> because they can do acrobatics, they're flipping around. >> jimmy: do they take off their clothes? >> there's serious choreography, yeah. so there's dancer/strippers. >> jimmy: yeah

i'm rachel nicholls here with grant hill and steve smith. usually when you hear the term rookie you're thinking about the youngest players on the team. this time the word is being used to describe the head coaches. david blatt has had quite the journey coaching in israel, russia, italy, turkey, and greece. his team won the euroleague championship just last year. last year steve kerr was on our side of the camera working as a television analyst. of course there's also the three nba championships with michael jordan's bulls and oh, two more he won with your spurs teams. we know steve kerr also. you might not know him in the locker room. let's go all access with these guys, see what happened after that intense, emotional game one. >> it takes time. not just the course of the game but course of the entire series. great job. way to start the series. >> one game, fellas. one game. we had our chances to win that game too. can't have small lapses, fellas. i know there were fewer than even in a normal game, all right? can't forget the little things.

i'm dagen mcdowell &-ampersand the smiths. you can catch sandra smith at the top of the hour.auren simonetti and nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at what is moving markets and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren, you were working on the apple swift reversal. lauren: of -- dagen: nicole, the latest on the dead deal. nicole: new proposals are good cases for progress. we'll see what comes out of it. dagen: breaking news right now, taliban attack in the parliament as lawmakers mean inside to confirm the appointment of a defense minister. gunmen tried to storm the building following a car bomb but they were pushed back his security force none of the lawmakers were hurt that 18 civilians were wounded including two women and two children. afghan police say six taliban gunmen were killed. global stocks in rally mode over new optimism over a creek that deal. take a look at u.s. futures right now. they've been endeavoring since we started to broadcast it live again. the poll, what is behind the deal? nicole: every moment counts. every day counts. a last-d

after detective smith was killed b.a.r.t.raining for probation searches, but the lawsuit wants every officer trained. >> officer michael maes who fired the fatal smolt is listed as a defendant. >>> -- shot is listed as a defendant. >>> all eyes on the warriors klay thompson today on the court for practice earlier in oakland without any noticeable problems. during game five of the western conference finals he took a nine to the head, suffered a con -- knee to the head, suffered a concussion. chances are he'll play in thursday. >>> stubhub is accusing the warriors of playing dirty because the team has told season ticket holders who want to sell their tickets to sell them on ticketmaster only. stubhub has sued, but the warriors say because ticketmaster runs the official site nbatickets.com that's the only way to make sure tickets are authentic. >>> good-bye bruce, hello caitlyn. the former olympian reveals a new look and name and we have new details about caitlyn's transition. >> caitlyn jenner tells vanity fair she had a panic

judge smith: i think it did. if i look at what the district court did, pages eight and nine relating to what would be available in this particular situation, not in your client's opinion but in mr. peruta's opinion and page 10 of the richards opinion seems to be based on the basis of the law on kerry. mr. gura: at the timely filed it was unchanged. people have the right to be armed at the time of confrontation. judge smith: but if i am applying an intermediate scrutiny to this particular matter, and of the law does not say anything about the fact you are allowed to carry what ever you want unloaded and with ammunition, does it not seem that is a pretty big basis to suggest that, on intermediate scrutiny, the law survives? mr. gura: first of all, let's take the law as it was at the beginning. the ability to carry an unloaded gun is quite useful and not dangerous. judge smith: i do not know if it is useful or dangerous. we had a similar case in jackson where our court held that having guns in the closet and ammunit

smith & forge hard cider. now on draft. welcome back.a went on mark maron's broadcast and said the n word. oh, oh. it's so crazy. you guys don't believe me? just google obama and nigger, and you can -- wait. don't do that. here i'll just show you the clip. president obama: racists, we're not through with them clearly and it's not just a matter of -- it's not being polite to say anythingener public. that's not the measure of whether it's racism still existing or not. >> i don't know about this, really. the president of the united states just said anything tore beautifully illustrate the point to fix the systemic problem we have with race in this country. it's all context, right? obama sometimes leaks it at 100. so how did the media react. >> president obama weighed in on the ongoing conversation on racism, and used a racist word when he did. we have a warning for viewers. he uses strong language. some may be considered offensive. >> i wouldn't have used the word to make the point he was trying to make. >> why? you're allowed to use the wo

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>> in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> well, the u.s.onference of mayors in san francisco this weekend also drew a group of demonstrators. more than 200 mayors from across the country are at the hilton for the conference this weekend. a group rallied outside in the street saying some law enforcement agencies have become increasingly militarized and pushing for more community relations and community building. >> our message is to get weapons of war out of the streets. the police are here to protect the people. we're not here to be enemies. we need to work together. we need to end racial profiling >> the demonstrators used the slogan "arms are for hugging not policing," and speaking of policing, san francisco police were on hand during that action. >> president obama is in palm springs tonight wraning up his whirlwind fund-raising trip to the bay area. he left sfo this morning after spending the night in the city. he gave a speech yesterday to the u.s. conference of mayors and also attended two fund-raisers. now the president spending a co

. >> david smith is one of the many photographers spread out around the track to record every secondent. >> it was actually a quite bright day. i decided to put my coat over the viewfinder so that i could block out the sun. >> biker john kirk ham and the rest of the riders get into position. >> the race begins -- it's a 16 lapper here at the park. >> john kirkham -- >> i passed a few people. >> in the lead, kirkham second -- >> i was sort of dropping back. something wasn't quite right. >> cameras capture kirkham now in forth place struggling. >> had a big moment, then -- >> i couldn't work out what the problem was. >> the bikers are on their ninth lap around the track when kirkham loses control. >> from my position, i could see them coming under a bridge just around a bend. >> oh! >> saw one bike slide and starts heading what i thought was to my left-hand side. >> it was kirkham -- he wiped out. >> he flies across the track and skid across the grass. >> i thought, this isn't too bad, i'm not going to hit the barrier, i'm going to slide across the grass and stop. i didn't miss the bar

you have the smith cave man company, and you have the -- the smith cave man company is good at hunting and fishing. we're horrible. the layfield company, they're good at guarding that stuff. we make an agreement. john goes out and allows it so to specialize and make more clothing where. heats how unemployment goes down employment goes up. we've seen it after in as wra and every other major trade agreement. it helps lower unemployment. >> well you know john is very well dressed, but he is also the world's top fisherman. haven't you won some amazing -- i don't know about the whole kafman thing, but john what do you make of gary's argument? >> look we don't do that. presidents in her second term have not gotten anything done. reagan. that's the anomaly. for the most part people are starting to run for re-election. president obama has had his back turned on here. this is not surprising i don't believe. you're going to see everybody running against him. democrats and republicans. this is very bad for the economy. we have been so long without good leadership. the congress and the president,

expand smith. smith hung on particular words "adversely affect." those words don't exist here. therefore, since we think smith was wrong anyway, we are not going to extend it. that is a reasonable argument but that is not the argument you are making. what hangs me up is not so much that as it is the fact that congress seemingly acknowledged the effects test in later legislation. it said that certain efax will not qualify -- effects will not qualify. do you know what i am referring to? >> yes, justice scalia. >> why doesn't that kill your case? when we look at a provisional law, we look at the entire provision of law, including later amendments. we try to make sense of the law as a whole. you see this statute, which has otherwise, "make unavailable." it also has, "however, it will not be a violation if these effects --" you read those together and you say wow, this law must mean this. >> justice scalia, the 1988 amendments merely restricted liability. the court rejected identical arguments in global

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the attorney for ellis smith says smith paid the full fare before getting on the market "l" with his 18-month-old daughter last thursday. but septa officers say smith squeezed his way past the turnstile. smith's arrest was captured on cell phone video and went viral. >> he's willing to be cited right there on the train if that's what the officer wanted. i'm not sure exactly what was going on in the officer's mind but he thought it was necessary to grab him by the throat and push him against the wall of the train. >> smith's attorney says he's subpoenaed septa's video showing what happened before the confrontation. the incident has led to an internal investigation. >>> a north jersey man appeared in federal court today on charges he plotted to support isis. the fbi investigated allah sadeh of west new york hudson county for nearly nine months. they say he was part of a cell planning to join the terror group in syria. he's the second person in new jersey arrested this month for allegedly cob lyly conspiring to provide material support to isis. >>> that sound signaled the end of wall st

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