margaret smith was a woman of great repute, noted writer. margaret smith republished that letter.that's how we have the letter. we don't have her copy of it, we have the -- well, we do, but what people know is this printed version that margaret smith included in her portrait, or if you will, the first biography of dolley madison in 1834. i think that was a spin or a public relations campaign, which is why we have to treat it as that. that's why i say that her letter in december of 1814, to me, is better evidence than this famous letter school children still read. >> in the washington, d.c. tour guide. there's quite a few tour guides here. i have a question. this is not been mentioned at all. i understood, i learned that she not only saved the wonderful portrait of george washington, but she also saved her portrait. was that saved at the same time? i haven't heard nobody mention that. thank you. >> i have no evidence of that what so ever. i would put that down to rumor and conjecture. i absolutely don't know. it's part of the urban legend is she saved the state papers, but steve sa

it''s a drone, and the noise it makes is music to patrick smith's ears. smith liked to fly radio controlled planes when he was a kid. after a stint in the marine corps. he tried selling vacuums among other things. on a whim, he mixed photography with his passion for flying machines in 2007. >> one day i took a go pro and put it on an airplane. when i landed and reviewed the footage, i was blown away like this is aerial photography without having to hire or pay for a real airplane. >> reporter: the military has been using drones for years and you've heard about the big guns google and amazon looking to use them for same day deliveries, but smith has been building and selling unmanned coptors since 2009 providing views of surfers, glaciers, city scrapes, motor cross and he's even shot music videos. to say smith's business arial media pros has taken off isn't just a cliche, it's an understatement. >> we're projecting 2017 to break 100 million in sales and there is no reason why this couldn't be a billion dollars company. >> smith's video was anything but per

it's a woman not breathing, it's actually anna nicole smith. >> an no nicole smith had smashed through life like a human hurricane. >> if i ever make an album, i want this man to produce. make me beautiful. >> her personality, like her dresses overflowed. >> a lot of these hanger-ones and these hookers, whores, prostitutes, trainers. these other idiots and these pretend people came around because they all had some type of a motive or agenda where they wanted something from her. >> hangers on and enablers. >> they kept bringing more and more drugs in the house. and at one point, the time i knew it was really bad is when one of the individuals in that house came home and they said in the pharmacy they were a vip customer. they thought it was a funny thing to say. >> it wasn't the avalanche of drug ace loan. under her ample bosom beat a broken heart, shattered by the death of her 20-year-old son and best friend daniel. >> it was so overwhelming for me. i in my head, she said you're an angel to protect me. i felt i let her down. as corny as it sounds, it kept playing out in my head. i just

february 8th, 20007. 30-year-old anna nicole smith had smashed through life like a human hurricane. >> if i ever record an album i want this guy to produce mine, make bee beautiful. >> her personality like her dress was overflowing. she had a supporting cast of shady characters. >> hookers, prostitutes, trainers, these other idiots and pretend people came around because they all had some type of motive. they wanted something from her. >> hangers on and enabled her. >> they kept bringing more and more drugs in and pharmacies and stuff. at one point the time i knew it was bad when one of the individuals in the truck came home and said they had my picture up in the pharmacy as a vip customer. they thought it was a funny thing. >> it wasn't the only thing that crushed the favorite playboy playmate. shattered by the sudden death of her 20-year-old son and best friend. >> it was so overwhelming for me. i remember in my head as crazy as it sounds that boy saying you are an angel to protect me. i felt like i let her down. as corny as it sounds it played out in my head and i felt like there co

what exactly her nieces handed smith is controversial. dolley only sent a copy of an alleged original, not the original document itself. she told smith she didn't have it. lucy did. she told her niece, mary cuts, that mice had eaten it. moreover, the letter is and someone alluded it mattered in talking about this for the article in white house history. the letter that dolley sent to margaret smith is surprisingly unhurried for something written in such tense circumstances and oddly purposive and formal. the letter of august 14 is about courage and bravery and her determination to prevail against the enemy and champion american independence. and it worked. to this day, when americans were called, they thank her for saving george washington emblem of america. they imagine her standing up to the enemy. their picture is of a woman who might be placing a flag in front of the troops, victorious in her goal. in this letter given to margaret smith, dolley madison stamped her own image. the question of who, exactly, saved the washington portrait a

smith: thank you, mr. speaker -- mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield to mr. honda. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. honda: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the ranking member also. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to this amendment. the threat of isil is beyond anything we've seen in the past 13 years, since the horrors of 9/11. while we see that there are no limits to isil's gross brutality, they are a terrorist threat to the region, to the united states and to our aliles. this rushed amendment to arm, train vetted -- the vetted syrian rebels is not the answer . this chamber needs to have an informed, robust discussion and debate about the u.s. role in combating, dealing with isil and other extremists in syria and iraq. it's a debate that should take place on its own. this issue, and this amendment, should not be attached to the continuing resolution or any other matter before the house. this amendment authorizes the training and equipping of vetted syrian opposition forces, but we are still unclear on who these fo

smith joyce patricia smith karl t. smith firefighter kevin joseph smith leon smith jr. smith monica rodriguez smith rosemary a. smith bonnie smithwick rochelle monique snell christine ann sinma dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song maria soaper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear jr. robert spisz spiceman and my mother eli beth holmes george edward spencer iii and my uncle joseph palmer, you're a true hero. we love you, we miss you, and we'll never forget you. robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph patrick spor jr. klaus johannes sprockamp saranya srinuan fitzroy st. rose michael f. stabile lawrence t. stack timothy m. stackpole richard james stadelberger eric adam stahlman gregory stajk alexandru liviu stan corina stan mary domenica stanley anthony starita jeffrey stark derek james statkevicus patricia j. s

smith. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes. mr. smith: there are two issues important to this piece of legislation. the first, the chairman mentioned, and that is the legality of this. however, he's wrong in the idea in saying that this is, you know, clear on its face and there's no debate. there's actually considerable debate as to whether or not the president's actions were legal. the president and the secretary of defense have stated unequivocally that they believe they acted within the law. this is actually an issue that comes up repeatedly between the legislative and the executive branch. it's been coming up for a couple hundred years now, and the administration's position is that they acted in accordance with their article 2 commander in chief authority in the interest of national security in had bringing one of our soldiers home, and it is their position that article 2 of the constitution, which is a law, supersedes the piece of legislati

>> smith braces herself for his answer, but he never gives one.ith panics and makes the split-second decision to defend herself. >> i got scared then because 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 even 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, hey, you weren't thinking about 911 when you was robbing me. shut u

smith joyce patricia smith karl t. smith firefighter kevin joseph smith leon smith jr. moira ann smith monica rodriguez smith rosemary a. smith bonnie smithwick rochelle monique snell christine ann sinma dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song maria soaper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear jr. robert spisz spiceman and my mother eli beth holmes george edward spencer iii and my uncle joseph palmer, you're a true hero. we love you, we miss you, and we'll never forget you. robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph patrick spor jr. klaus johannes sprockamp saranya srinuan fitzroy st. rose michael f. stabile lawrence t. stack timothy m. stackpole richard james stadelberger eric adam stahlman gregory stajk alexandru liviu stan corina stan mary domenica stanley anthony starita jeffrey stark derek james statkevicus pat

you do have smith in the same type of information that was in smith. if you are reaching constitutional issues we are to focus on the program. i was talking about your preclusion point. that is a regime that congress established and the supreme court has recognized that where that is the case, where congress has not provided the cost of action the result may not be a statutory claim. the constitutional claim could the reached. here was not a cause of action available. >> the only way we can achieve constitutional avoidance in this case is by ruling against you on something statutory. we are forced to get there nyhow. >> our position is -- i prefer you not rule against this, that is certainly true. we are left with the constitutional argument. whether you do it at the level of smith versus maryland. and it answers the question about whether it is a fourth amendment search to get the records from the telephone companies in this context. if you go to the special needs inquiry and look at the program as a whole, not just the initial collection but the act

smith >> thank you supervisor kim. my name is ramona smith i've minding in san francisco for over thirty years of those years i've been spending most of the time volunteering my services with improvement for quality of life issues. my work history goes back to the daefgs before it was under the secretary of state at that time. i became involved that disable and today, i still have those concerns about access for our seniors our disabled as well as our veterans. my volunteer services is for the advisory committee and where i served as officers of the chair of the subcommittee and was definitely involved in the finance committee. i also was revolved with the study of barriers of transportation in the city which is about a year ago. in addition for 3 terms i served as is pedestrian safety act under opposed folks. with that, i can say without hesitation my commitment to the quality of life concerns and my ability to be a good listener and i do plan to continue my involvements with any community district 67 as well as other

steve smith came up big. out here and let the pittsburgh steelers upon. -- know: this is our division. >> you saw justin forsett took the ball to the 1 ivan line. if you have justin forsett in fantasy football, not talking about anyone in particular on this set. in the passing game steve smith was the number 1 guy for the baltimore ravens. >> when you watch from this football field. i was communicating with steve, back and forth. you can tell flacco is looking at steve smith like he is like bolden. where have you gone? i will find you. he is the primary receiver on this football team. this guy plis a -- plays a physical brand of football. >> they needed to replace eddixon from last year. who comes? owen daniels from houston. >> i love that. >> scored 2 touchdowns. now they have 2 capable tight ends again. >> until they identify which back to carry the load, steve smith is the number 1 option for this off the attitude. like lynch is the attitude for seattle. this guy is the attitude for this offense. >> it's a

smith: i continue to reserve.e speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington continues to reserve. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to my friend and colleague, the gentleman schock.inois, mr. schock schock thank you, mr. speaker. i rise -- mr. schock: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of this resolution. the release of the taliban five in violation of a law that president obama himself signed is among the greatest examples of this administration's disregard of the constitution. it reflects contempt for this congress and for the people who are represented here. worst of all, his actions have emboldinned islamic militants and endangered american service personnel and civilians around the world. five years ago when i first came to congress, the president announced his intentions to close the terrorist detention facility at guantanamo bay. the justice department went shopping for a prison back in my state of illinois to relocate those most dangerous

margaret baird smith was a woman of great repute, a noted writer, and margaret baird smith republished that letter. that's how we have the letter. we don't have her copy of it, we have the -- well, we do, but what people know is this printed version that margaret smith included in her portrait, or if you will, the first biography of dolley madison in 1834. i think that was a spin or a public relations campaign, which is why we have to treat it as that. that's why i say that her letter in december of 1814, to me, is better evidence than this famous letter school children still read. >> in the washington, d.c. tour guide. there's quite a few tour guides here. i have a question. this is not been mentioned at all. i understood, i learned that she not only saved the wonderful portrait of george washington, but she also saved her portrait. was that saved at the same time? i haven't heard nobody mention that. thank you. >> he may have evidence, i don't. i have no evidence for that whatsoever. i would put that down to rumor and conjecture. but i absolutely don't know. >> that's how most of us

they did not deactivate smith two days after his dui. the nfl will undoubtedly wait for the process to be adjudicated and won't make a ruling on mcdonald until all of the facts are in and the court system runs its course. the nfl has dealt with 77 players who have been involved in domestic violence dintss. according to nfl leaders they have reached out to domestic violence groups before finalizing the apology. >> i think what came out of the nfl today is extraordinary in term of the leadership, decisiveness and commitment to make a difference on this issue. >> reporter: women make up nearly half of the league's fan base. we have more on this on-line. head to nbc bay area.com for continuing coverage on the arrest of ray mcdonald. with we have full video of him leaving the jail. on our website with, you can see the stories we have done on previous 49 run ins with the law. on nbc bay area.com. >>> we are following another developing story. a driver and pedestrian in san francisco exchange words. things get heated than driver pulls a gun and

steve smith came up big.t here and let the pittsburgh steelers upon. -- know: this is our division. >> you saw justin forsett took the ball to the 1 ivan line. if you have justin forsett in fantasy football, not talking about anyone in particular on this set. in the passing game steve smith was the number 1 guy for the baltimore ravens. >> when you watch from this football field. i was communicating with steve, back and forth. you can tell flacco is looking at steve smith like he is like bolden. where have you gone? i will find you. he is the primary receiver on this football team. this guy plis a -- plays a physical brand of football. >> they needed to replace eddixon from last year. who comes? owen daniels from houston. >> i love that. >> scored 2 touchdowns. now they have 2 capable tight ends again. >> until they identify which back to carry the load, steve smith is the number 1 option for this offense. he is the attitude. like lynch is the attitude for seattle. this guy is the attitude for this offense. >

smith and others we are owed an accounting of what happened that night. >> when we talk about shawn smith and what he was doing in the final minutes and we know of the cables ahead of time that these guys wanted more security. and yet, the security was tamped down for them. christian, what do you think it says to the rest of the world about our ability and our government's determination to help americans in trouble? >> it's really disappointing, you know, the state department has been given by congress almost everything it asked for over the years. if you look at the budget for diplomatic security which protects the diplomatic officials that started the spike in security it's gone from 200 million up to 1.8 billion. when the state department says we don't have the resources they're not telling the truth. the fact is under hilly and obama the state department had this mantra that the tide of war is receding. if the president says it it must be true. when they asked for a.50 caliber machine gun and marine guard and more air power it was denied by hillary and the state department. >> coming

you do have smith in the same type of information that was in smith. if you are reaching constitutional issues we are to focus on the program. i was talking about your preclusion point. that is a regime that congress established and the supreme court has recognized that where that is the case, where congress has not provided the cost of action the result may not be a statutory claim. the constitutional claim could the reached. there was not a cause of action available. >> the only way we can achieve constitutional avoidance in this case is by ruling against you on something statutory. we are forced to get there anyhow. >> our position is -- i prefer you not rule against this, that is certainly true. we are left with the constitutional argument. whether you do it at the level of smith versus maryland. and it answers the question about whether it is a fourth amendment search to get the records from the telephone companies in this context. if you go to the special needs inquiry and look at the program as a whole, not just the initial collection but the ac

smith: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: i yield to the gentleman from texas, mr. williams. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. williams: obama administration is so out of touch with reality, it's disturbing. last month the official white house person said obama's policies have enhanced the world's tran quilt even though there are wars going on. and it was recommended deploying u.s. troops to iraq should there not be a curb. our military well prepared and fully equipped would be right now. our allies aren't stepping up and the president has strained our military to prepare and plan. the president was caught off guard leaving our troops underfunded. he must have a closely defined strategy that fully funds and equips our military. my district, the 25th zict of texas is home to fort hood and so many to some of the greatest soldiers. all who wear the uniform need to have the full support of their congre

flacco going up top to smith again.the defender all over him, he still makes the grab, 138 yards receiving on seven catches, two touchdowns for steve smith senior, the ravens, they go on to blow out carolina panthers, 38-10 is your final score. you know that had to feel good for steve smith, what a great game. >> oh yes, it was. >> absolutely. awesome stuff. thanks so much, well that's the news for now, nightly news up next, we're back at 11:00, see next, we're back at 11:00, see you af. nextin fairfax county1:00, see you af. we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. >>> on this sunday night, front lines, as the air assault against isi

geno smith was under duress. he had to get rid of the football. >> nice job by chris johnson. >> geno smith three for his last 10 throwing. third and eight. [cheering] throwing, incomplete at the 15 yardline and he had kerley open. he had kerley open but someone tipped it at the line of scrimmage. >> they are bringing everybody from the right side does a nice job. it's almost an out with a sit down. we call that a stop route. and we give the corner an outmove and it is a spot throw for the quarterback. so there is a green bay defender that got a hand on it. [cheering] fourth and eight. here they come. smith throwing to the end zone, in the air incomplete! jeremy kerley wants a call and he is not getting one. sam shields with a defensive play and the ball goes over to the packers on downs. the nfl on cbs is sponsored by.. >> welcome back to lambeau field. 31-24 packers three-and-a-half to play. back to the one play. >> this is fourth and 4. and marty right here and rex ryan is right next to the official. and the h

smith: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington continues to reserve. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to my friend and colleague, the gentleman schock.inois, mr. schock schock thank you, mr. speaker. i rise -- mr. schock: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of this resolution. the release of the taliban five in violation of a law that president obama himself signed is among the greatest examples of this administration's disregard of the constitution. it reflects contempt for this congress and for the people who are represented here. worst of all, his actions have emboldinned islamic militants and endangered american service personnel and civilians around the world. five years ago when i first came to congress, the president announced his intentions to close the terrorist detention facility at guantanamo bay. the justice department went shopping for a prison back in my state of illinois to relocate those most danger

smith. good evening, pat. >> hi, judge. >> pat, this has to be so hard for you to watch. but what is your reaction to the first-hand account by the men that tried to save your son that night, saying they believe that had they been allowed to go when they first wanted to they might have saved him and stevens but instead were told to stand down? >> that's correct. that's what they said. >> do you believe that? >> them? yes. i absolutely believe them. who else am i supposed to believe? the people that didn't tell me anything like the state department? i kept begging them to tell me what happened. they wouldn't tell me. so now i get the information that i've been waiting for, i've needed. i've got to finish processing this so i can go on with my life. right now my son is dead, and three other guys are dead. and i just think of them as my sons. and my sons are all dead now and they were abandoned and just left to die there. >> how does it make you feel when you hear these guys say that without th

>> sean smith. >> but the ambassador is still lost? >> ambassador is still lost. >> take you and tyrone woods rone go in the building many times and there's a moment there. >> he was saying hey, i can't find my way out. i said come to my voice, come to my voice. he almost made another right to the dining room and it was totally ungulfed in flames. i reached out and grabbed him went out and coughed our lungs. >> you are back here? >> one of the libyan guards in the back said come open the date gate. open the gate. i came in looked at the commander when you come through this gate you close it you lock it. i moved forward. i later learned he didn't do that. we made pofor it down the road. >> you have been there a while now. been in multiple times then you hear gun fire from outside the compound. and then rocket propelled grenades. >> big explosion, bam. >> where does it hit? >> over in this area. basically on the other side where we were trying to mass collect and get out. another explosion goes off and it's coming from the gate. it's lef

they're asking an awful lot of jaylon smith. and he's one of the top linebackers in the country. >> tom: 1:52 on the clock. purdue with two time-outs left. >> mike: you've got to start taking some shots at the end zone. down and distance doesn't matter. the clock winding down. you've got to take some shots. >> tom: here's etling setting up. rolling to his right. and tloelg. another interception. >> mike: that was joe schmidt with the interception. there's the young man living the dream. passed up some scholarship offers from some big-time schools to walk on at notre dame. >> tom: they felt a little guilty asking his dad to pay all that tuition, but his dream was to play at notre dame. he walked on. his mom, deborah and joe, are here to see him. joe lived his dream by playing at notre dame. was a walk-on. had the dirty jobs. was on special teams. he made a big hit in the shamrock series game at soldier field against miami. caught the attention of coach kelly. he got a regular special teams spot. now here he is. a starter. former

only then does he realize stevens and smith haven't followed. he goes back in several times but can't find them. finally, exhausted and choking, he climbs to the roof and radios alec henderson and dave uben, two security agents elsewhere inside the compound. his message, the ambassador and sean smith are missing. >> now, tig, you and jack and rone are going the front gate and it's open? >> when i was standing right here, the land cruiser came from this direction. i thought it was like bad guys still in the land cruisers. so i drew down my weapon. >> saw it was d.s. guys driving it. >> and that's when i heard, hey, we can't find the ambassador. started moving towards the front porch, getting up on the front porch and that's when they're pulling sean's body out of the window. >> sean smith? >> sean smith. >> but the ambassador's still lost. >> but the ambassador's still lost. >> to you and tyrone woods, rone, go into the building one of many times. but go in and there's a moment there. >> he was saying, hey, i can't find my way out. i was saying c

reporter nick smith joins us with a potential threat for more damage. nick? >> cheryl, good afternoon. the new threat, our after slips. they're cracks like these and you can blame the napa quake. these cracks are called after slips because they shift the ground after the quake. just to show you how deep this is, this is my hand, this is my company iphone. look at it disappear. >> its all about crunching the data. >> 0.0.810. >> u.s. geological physicist is spending his day measuring, recording the size of gaps like this. the nonviolent shift in the ground following an earthquake is referred to as after slip. >> that is following the movement at depth which is larger. it's catching up with the surface. >> he said cracks like this are slow to appear and it can last from a month up to a year. >> it's slowing down a lot now. it will keep moving the next few weeks and months. there will probably be a few more inches of slip. >> look at this crack. a hole so deep the asphalt used to fill it and plug it up seems to sink into a bottomless pit. the city put up these s

smith was traded to the chiefs back in 2013 to make room for collin kaepernick. kansas city star reports the chiefs agreed to pay smith $68 million for the next four years. earlier this year, kaepernick signed a six year extension worth $126 million. not bad, boys. >> phenomenal numbers. >>> honors keep coming from jackie robinson west little league teem. >> the city the chicago fell in love with the team to its journey to winning the little league title. they lost the world championships to south korea, the accolades continue. they were honored by the chicago white sox and today will be honored by the cubbies. >> good for them. >>> san jose zone, joey jaws chestnut add another competitive eating title. he just won the u.s. chicken wing championship. none other than than buffalo, new york. chestnut scarred down 195 wings in 12 minutes. yuck. breaking a previous record he set two years ago. he holds 33 different competitive eating records including those for apple pies, fish tacos, hot dogs, and twing i cans. what a combo. i would think the bones would be dangerou

the 49ers are already without smith for nine gameless. bowman will miss half the year because of injury. it may be a bigger blow to the reputation of a team that says drafting players with characters is one of its great concerns. we'll have much more coming up in sports. >> there's real world implications not only for mcdonald but for the nfl as a whole. >> absolutely. i think the league already judged now by how it handles this moving forward. >> thank you, tim. >>> according to an nfl tracking data base. the 49ers lead the league in player arrests. ray mcdonald was the tenth arrest of 49ers players since the beginning of 2012. as joe just mentioned last week, linebacker aldon smith was arrested for a series of arrests in the last year. and corner back chris culliver was arrested for suspicion of him and run. >>> our coverage continues online right now on ktvu.com. you can watch azenith entire interview with ray mcdonald. and you can read the 49ers entire interview. >>> new at 10:00, the search is on tonight for a hit-and-run driver who

new developments in the case of anna smith.hian state university student found dead after a week after vanished. >> anna marie smith was last seen september 2 on a campus bus at her college, appalachian state, in north carolina. once she was reported missing, a desperate search was launched but turned up nothing. then this saturday morning around 10:30 a.m. a body was found in the woods adjacent to a road outside anna's dorm. nearby were her driver's license and a.s.u. i.d. emergency workers tell fox a jogger called police friday morning and reported hearing voices and screaming in a ravine on profile trail. the tipster called after reading about smith's disappearance. appalachian state police chief said that smith reported an assault in late august at a small off campus gathering but investigators found no evidence of a sexual attack. they did admit someone left her in an anguished state but no details. she was remembered last night by her home town of high point. the school's dean is reminding students the campus has a safety

they're asking an awful lot of jaylon smith. and he's one of the top linebackers in the country. >> tom: 1:52 on the clock. purdue with two time-outs left. >> mike: you've got to start taking some shots at the end zone. down and distance doesn't matter. the clock winding down. you've got to take some shots. >> tom: here's etling setting up. rolling to his right. and tloelg. another interception. >> mike: that was joe schmidt with the interception. there's the young man living the dream. passed up some scholarship offers from some big-time schools to walk on at notre dame. >> tom: they felt a little guilty asking his dad to pay all that tuition, but his dream was to play at notre dame. he walked on. his mom, deborah and joe, are here to see him. joe lived his dream by playing at notre dame. was a walk-on. had the dirty jobs. was on special teams. he made a big hit in the shamrock series game at soldier field against miami. caught the attention of coach kelly. he got a regular special teams spot. now here he is. a starter. former

however, they did not take that approach with smith a year ago. he had a dui. two days later he played in the game and not only played but played all 72 snaps them 49ers will probably wait to see what comes out as far as the investigation in what really happened on sunday morning. the 49ers have some depth on the defensive line. ray mcdonald has been a starter. the 49ers have invested draft pick on young, promising players. so carradine did not play as a rookie. he's had a good camp. expect him to see more time in the rotation and they have justin smith, one of the core defensive players, one of the leaders of the team. right now everything is up in the air as far as what the 49ers will do with ray mcdonald and how much he will be able to play to the future. >> much more on the story on-line, head to nbc bay area.com for coverage on the arrest of ray mcdonald and full video of the 49er leaving the jail and on our website you can see the stories we have done on previous 49er run ins with the law. it is on nbc bay area.com. >>> we are following another developing

only then does he realize stevens and smith haven't followed. he goes back in several times but can't find them. finally, exhausted and choking, he climbs to the roof and radios alec henderson and dave uben, two security agents elsewhere inside the compound. his message, the ambassador and sean smith are missing. >> now, tig, you and jack and rone are going the front gate and it's open? >> when i was standing right here, the land cruiser came from this direction. i thought it was like bad guys still in the land cruisers. so i drew down my weapon. >> saw it was d.s. guys driving it. >> and that's when i heard, hey, we can't find the ambassador. started moving towards the front porch, getting up on the front porch and that's when they're pulling sean's body out of the window. >> sean smith? >> sean smith. >> but the ambassador's still lost. >> but the ambassador's still lost. >> to you and tyrone woods, rone, go into the building one of many times. but go in and there's a moment there. >> he was saying, hey, i can't find my way out. i was saying c

smith's cell phone, laptop and money left behind. last communication with her family, a labor day facebook message saying i love you. the university says police investigated reports that smith may have been the victim of an off-campus sexual assault just days before she disappeared. but police found no evidence and a report was never filed. >> we want to do everything in our power to just love her and see her back and safe. >> reporter: smith's family says she was anguished the last time they saw her, now fearing she could be somewhere hurt or frayed, and believing that someone must know something to help find her. >> we need anna to come home. she makes our hearts whole. >> she is bright and sunny. and just a joy. >> reporter: for "good morning america," bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >> we are pulling for that family. thank you. >>> and another look at the headlines. mr. ron claiborne. good morning again. >> good morning, everyone. in the news, begin with the huge wildfire in california. 30 homes have been evacuated as thick pl