(gunfire) >> smith: u.s. ambassador to syria robert ford had urged the administration to quickly provide aid to pro-western syrian rebels. otherwise, he warned, al qaeda would dominate. >> i think there was certainly warnings from people at my level that in a large, ungoverned space, having al qaeda or al qaeda-affiliated groups able to operate freely would be as much a risk to the united states as somalia, yemen and afghanistan were. and in each of those places, the americans had to act. >> smith: but in syria, the president chose not to send arms. >> i think the president's concern-- and i respect his decision-- but i think his concern was that ultimately, if we provide those kinds of weapons, we couldn't be sure whose hands they might ultimately wind up in. >> smith: you respect his decision. he was the commander-in-chief. but you think he was wrong? >> i think we made the wrong decision in not providing assistance to the rebels. >> i think president obama has a fundamental belief that any military action

and for felicia smith, change is good. >> miss smith, it's time go. county 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

geno smith waited. couple lerband -- cumberland a big, fast tight end goes across the formation. 86-yard drive. and here is that last two-point conversion that was successful. sanchez. to braylon edwards. but now this game work 2:31 to go. has everything riding on this play this two-point attempt. cumberland lined up next to smith. now they shift him over. in the slot. phil: they're going to try to come after him. snap, smith, end -- end zone, over the hofede amaro. -- over the head of amaro. that play had issues from the snap. it was just a little low, the timing was off. which means he's up for ight, whatever happens... ...in this case, jimmy johnson. i, jimmy johnson, challenge you to a little football game. don't get nervous. are we ready?! yeeaaah! i'm ready. jimmy johnson has dominated the electric football circuit. yeah! look at the little jimmy run! he's hurt! he's pushing through, he's pushing through. oh, wait a minute, wait a minute! bud light. the perfect beer for whatever happens. and get t

geno smith waited. couple lerband -- cumberland a big, fast tight end goes across the formation. 86-yard drive. and here is that last two-point conversion that was successful. sanchez. to braylon edwards. but now this game work 2:31 to go. has everything riding on this play this two-point attempt. cumberland lined up next to smith. now they shift him over. in the slot. phil: they're going to try to come after him. snap, smith, end -- end zone, over the hofede amaro. -- over the head of amaro. that play had issues from the snap. it was just a little low, the timing was off. which means he's up for ight, whatever happens... ...in this case, jimmy johnson. i, jimmy johnson, challenge you to a little football game. don't get nervous. are we ready?! yeeaaah! i'm ready. jimmy johnson has dominated the electric football circuit. yeah! look at the little jimmy run! he's hurt! he's pushing through, he's pushing through. oh, wait a minute, wait a minute! bud light. the perfect beer for whatever happens. and get t

smith got him. >> herb: folston right here has to pick up the blitz from terrance smith.own, he whiffs and terrance smith who's known as taking over for tell vin smith, the leader at the linebacker spot, athletic enough to close in on golson. >> chris: fourth and 18. golson fires, catch made, first down. corey robinson inside the 40. wow. >> herb: unbelievable patience. you talk about improvising with the game on the line. i don't know how florida state lost. they're in man-to-man coverage. robinson has had the best night of all the receivers. nobody saw him dragging underneath from the left to the right. >> chris: what a night for the 6'4" sophomore corey robinson, two touchdowns but his 8th catch might be the biggest of the night, keep's notre dame's hopes alive. with 1:09, timeout is taken. you thought there's no way golson is going to find anybody downfield. >> herb: he's going to work his way across the field and watch the coverage. he's got deep safety coverage. he works his way across and right here the defensive backs are running deep, but this defensive back, p.j

smith got him. >> herb: folston right here has to pick up the blitz from terrance smith.own, he whiffs and terrance smith who's known as taking over for tell vin smith, the leader at the linebacker spot, athletic enough to close in on golson. >> chris: fourth and 18. golson fires, catch made, first down. corey robinson inside the 40. wow. >> herb: unbelievable patience. you talk about improvising with the game on the line. i don't know how florida state lost. they're in man-to-man coverage. robinson has had the best night of all the receivers. nobody saw him dragging underneath from the left to the right. >> chris: what a night for the 6'4" sophomore corey robinson, two touchdowns but his 8th catch might be the biggest of the night, keep's notre dame's hopes alive. with 1:09, timeout is taken. you thought there's no way golson is going to find anybody downfield. >> herb: he's going to work his way across the field and watch the coverage. he's got deep safety coverage. he works his way across and right here the defensive backs are running deep, but this defensive back, p.j

singer sam smith. anthony has the honors. >> reporter: this song, and that voice have made sam smith an international star almost overnight. >> reporter: do you think you were prepared for where you are? >> i'm not. >> reporter: where did he come from? we will, when we go home with sam smith ahead on sunday morning. >> charles: paige taily toasts madeline. >> and steve hartman treats us to beautiful music at a retirement home. chip reid exploits the histories of the kennewick man. first the headlines, the 12th of october, 2014. a health care worker who treated thomas eric duncan at texas presbyterian hospital, may have tested positive for the virus. officials are running further tests to confirm that preliminary finding. new stricter arrival screenings for the virus have go into effect at some u.s. airports. a 21 month old mexican girl to die from a virus causing severe rez practice tore problems with children across the country. 5 others have died. a possible massacre in the syria border town of koban

smith against maryland applies. >> smith against maryland itself was limited to noncontent record and actually the court made a point of distinguishing the situation of contact selection. obviously there are other cases, including united states miller versus miller involving financial records that dealt with other types of information. i think the key under the fourth amendment and relevance test under the statute in both lines of cases, the court made clear is a totality of the circumstances type inkwerry. what is relevant under the circumstances. what is reasonable under the circumstance -- >> come upon isn't it at least as relevant to you whether somebody that you have some reasonable suspicion is engaged in terrorist connections using his credit card last week to buy a ton of fertilizer as it is to find out whether he called his gym that on -- using his verizon cell phone? >> right. >> so i think you're -- >> or even to find out who his other colleagues are. it is clearly in the sense that you are talking about it. in fact if you had that guy and you wanted to get his precise cred

raven turn, 3rd down, joe flacco airs it out for steve smith sr. who makes the grab, takes it into the end zone, but the referees call offensive pass interference negating the touchdown. bengals win 27-24. we'll take a closer look at that call. >>> washington capitals wrapping up their trip north of the border taking on the canucks. capitals on the board first, this set up purposely for marcus johansson, his third of the season, 1-0 capitals. a busy 2nd period, five goals. now it's 3-2 canucks. the latest is game on overtime. we'll see if the capitals can pull out of this. >> ravens in a tough position. >> afc north, only division in football that every team has a winning record. >> what's going to allow rg3 to play? >> gruden said getting him out there and getting him a couple reps. he would still be a last resort i think. maybe we'll see him in for a couple plays or two, but i highly doubt it. >> hopefully low risk plays. >> perhaps garbage time (. >> garbage? how about a -- time. >> garbage? how about a winning time. >>> first alert seven-day fo

smith against maryland applies. >> smith against maryland itself was limited to noncontent records and actually the court made a point of distinguishing the situation of contact collection. obviously there are other cases, including united states miller versus miller involving financial records that dealt with other types of information. i think the key under both the fourth amendment and under the relevance test under the statute in both lines of cases, the court made clear is a totality of the circumstances type inquiry. what is relevant under the circumstances. i mean what is reasonable under the circumstances -- >> come on. isn't it at least as relevant to you whether somebody that you have some reasonable suspicion is engaged in terrorist connections used his credit card last week to buy a ton of fertilizer as it is to find out whether he called his gym that on -- using his verizon cell phone? >> right. so i think you're -- >> or even to find out who his other colleagues are. it is clearly relevant in the sense that you're talking about it. in fact if you had that guy and you want

smith did not seem to be home tonight when we stopped by for comment. all told, noon says smith made 400 personal purchases with publicly donated cash. >> he betrayed the trust that the other men and women had put in him, and these are men and women who volunteered their time and risked their lives to protect their community. >> reporter: off camera tonight smith's mother called the charges against her son completely false. prosecutors hope this case will remind other organizations to put in place financial safeguards. reporting, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> after a warm and sunny day things have cooled down a bit. >> yeah, still a pleasant night out there outside philadelphia's city hall. let's get the latest on what you'll wake up to from first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> temperatures will be a little cooler as we go into tomorrow morning. cooler than what we had this morning across the area. 64 in philadelphia through parts of the lehigh valley mid-50s in south jersey and delaware. temperatures ranging from upper 50s in wilmington to l

but it's all good. >> talking about the history, it is smith's son, jermaine smith who recalls some of the struggles during times like the 1960s riots. the u street closure and much more. >> he's been here, you know, put his life into the district of columbia. for the last 46 years with henry cafe. he said everybody that has come through, all the mayors, the bullets. >> by the way, he says -- >> that's what smith says his father worked so hard to perfect. now selling somewhere between 80 to 100,000 sweet potato pies a year. they sell to customers across the country and overseas. they are even working out a possible deal with costco and it all started with a man from south carolina who didn't have a college education, but determination. when it comes to all the food, customers say -- >> the closest thing to home when you're away from home. >> this is one of three store fronts the family has in the maryland and d.c. areas. in every one, jermaine says you get quality. >> it's that touch of home, smut says, his father wanted to share with customers that worked hard to deliver. so much so t

of people called alex smith a game manager.at an accurate term? >> no, not an accurate term. >> what challenges do you see from jamal charles? >> i'm trying to get a win. i could care less about the stat and out-dueling anybody. >> he is not a game manager anymore. the first thing andy reid pretty much did is take the reins off smith and he has flourished in kansas city. >> who has won more games in the last two years? >> alex smith is less erratic than colin. i think that question is still out there. by the way, sunday's game is on by the way, sunday's game is on channel 5. just wanted ,,,,,,,,, a lifeline for so many people. it is more than a community. it is a family. there's always a hug. you're friends for life. when i needed guidance, and i needed support, living beyond breast cancer was there. last year, 5-hour energy raised over $340,000 for living beyond breast cancer. purchase this specially marked bottle now through december 31st, and a portion of the proceeds will help breast cancer survivors live beyond their diagn

and you do have smith and you dough have the same type of information that was at smith if you're reaching if constitutional issues, we urge a focus on the program. >> the supreme court has also recognized that where that is the case, where congress has not provided a cause of action, the consequence may be the examination of a constitutional and not a statutory claim. that was the result that the court reached a -- or said that the constitutional claim could be reached, not the statutory claim because there was not an apa cause of action available. it seems quite simple by ording against you. >> right. and, again, our position is that congress -- >> i prefer that you not rule against us, that's certainly true. but here, congress has not provided jurisdiction for the court to reach the statutory clinics. so therefore, we're left with the constitutional element to get the records from the telephone companies in this context. or, if you go to the special needs inquiry and the reasonableness approach, if you look at the program as a whole, not just the initial collection, but the fact that th

smith against maryland applies. >> smith against maryland itself was limited to noncontent record and actually the court made a point of distinguishing the situation of contact selection. obviously there are other cases, including united states miller versus miller involving financial records that dealt with other types of information. i think the key under the fourth amendment and relevance test under the statute in both lines of cases, the court made clear is a totality of the circumstances type inkwerry. what is relevant under the circumstances. what is reasonable under the circumstance -- >> come upon isn't it at least as relevant to you whether somebody that you have some reasonable suspicion is engaged in terrorist connections using his credit card last week to buy a ton of fertilizer as it is to find out whether he called his gym that on -- using his verizon cell phone? >> right. >> so i think you're -- >> or even to find out who his other colleagues are. it is clearly in the sense that you are talking about it. in fact if you had that guy and you wanted to get his precise cred

of people called alex smith a game manager.accurate term? >> no, not an accurate term. >> what challenges do you see from jamal charles? >> i'm trying to get a win. i could care less about the stat and out-dueling anybody. >> he is not a game manager anymore. the first thing andy reid pretty much did is take the reins off smith and he has flourished in kansas city. >> who has won more games in the last two years? >> alex smith is less erratic than colin. i think that question is still out there. by the way, sunday's game is on channel 5. just wanted to let you know that. >> awesome. >> it will be a big one. ,, this october and it's the black forest ham and cheese.way enjoy lean, sliced ham with a hint of sweetness, for a half a foot of protein-packed bliss. all yours, all month, for only $3. subway. eat fresh. tomorrow morning at 4-30. 41257522 >> david letterman is next with bill o' reilly. >> what say you? >> it is going to be hot. >> see you there. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcastin

>>reporter: smith does a lot of consulting for the show. sending rhymes ideasor the next possible crisis. >> we talk about it. i read every script. i send no. sometimes i'm on thset. so it's all fun. it has been goo good. >>reporter: whilehe show is modelled after her life smith wants to set the record straight on a couple key point points. >> number within, i want all the viewers to know i did not have sex with the president. >>reporter: and about huck all the dead bodies. >> we often get questions about moving dead body from crime scenes. that doesn'tappen in my actual office in washingto crust to assure everyone. >>reporter: but it isn't all tv fantasy. stretched by the imagination. >> one of the episode last season there was this the theme about rigging an election. right. and people said that can't really happen t-2 days later it was in the newspaper. the that an eleion was rigged in a jurisdiction. >>reporter: so there is some truth to it. and much to our relief she says with crisis it is endless. >> in the world of crisis there is no

they go up against the kansas city chiefs led by alex smith. we remember alex smith and colin kaepernick, we won't say a controversy. harbaugh said smith is my man and kaepernick was the guy. he's landed on his feet in kansas city. here's what colin had to say. >> i think he made things go smoother, the way he handled things, didn't turn it into a controversy in the locker room, that shows the character he has as not as a player but a man. >> and the seasons are almost identical, both of the teams are 2-2. you see alex has one more touchdown pass than colin, and colin has thrown one more interception than alex smith has. should be a good game. the a's the fallout continues, not unexpected. the designated hitter not last night because he didn't see action. adam dunn is retiring from baseball. 462 home runs, he didn't see action, although there was a perfect spot in the top of the 8th inning with the bases loaded. he didn't get to play in what would have been his first postseason game. kind of surprising he's retiring, he's only 34-year- old. bra

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two years ago alex smith benched for colin kaepernick  and the rest is history.inds up in kansas city and today his first game against the team and the coach that sent him packing. 9ers-chiefs. this is levi stadium. two yards. 7-0 chiefs chief colin kaepernick to johnson. 9-yard connection. 13-109ers at the break. -- 13-10, 9ers at the break. thomas down the sidelines and in. 17 yards. 17-13 chiefs. smith 17-31. 175 yards. two touchdowns, one pick. 9ers fake punt. jim harbaugh rolling the dice. three yards for the 1st down. same drive, third and 9. how about this? over smith. that is nice. colin kaepernick 14-26. 201 yards. one touchdown and that set up this. dawson 27-yarder. 19-17 san francisco. dawson 5-5 on the day. last chance for smith and the chiefs. down five. 2 minutes. alex looking over the middle. the interception and the 9ers hang on. more drama in san francisco. 22-17 is the final. >> if every team needed a week off it was the raiders. 0-4, coach fired. no news was good news for the raiders on this sunday and it gives us a chance to give you a look a

. >> patricia smith has definitely had some worries. 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 of

>>reporter: smith does a lot of consulting for the show. sending rhymes ideas for the next possible crisis. >> we talk about it. i read every script. i send note. sometimes i'm on the set. so it's all fun. it has been goo good. >>reporter: while the show is modelled after her life smith wants to set the record straight on a couple key point points. >> number within, i want all the viewers to know i did not have sex with the president. >>reporter: and about huck all the dead bodies. >> we often get questions about moving dead body from crime scenes. that doesn't happen in my actual office in washington. crust to assure everyone. >>reporter: but it isn't all tv fantasy. stretched by the imagination. >> one of the episode last season there was this the theme about rigging an election. right. and people said that can't really happen t-2 days later it was in the newspaper. the that an election was rigged in a jurisdiction. >>reporter: so there is some truth to it. and much to our relief she says with crisis it is endless. >> in the world of cris

then they just keep on rollin'. >> smith: for isis, the spoils included tons of u.s.-made military equipment. >> i don't think bin laden could've ever dreamt that elements even more radical than his own al qaeda would be armed with american m1-a1 tanks or 155-millimeter artillery or up-armored humvees or mraps. >> smith: from mosul, isis >> ifill: most of our coverage about ebola is focused on the human toll, particularly in west africa where it's killed nearly 5,000 people, about half of all infections. but there have been other repercussions as well, as the outbreak slows economic growth on the continent. one export that's produced near affected countries? cocoa. our economics correspondent, paul solman, sought to understand how those market forces are working, part of his ongoing reporting, "making sense" of financial news. >> reporter: prepping for halloween, 2014, in new york city, where the spiders may be less scary than what they're liable to snare: the urban cockroach. but more menacing by far, this year's candy scare: ebola in west africa, which grows most of

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>>reporter: smith does a lot of consulting for the show.mes ideas for the next possible crisis. >> we talk about it. i read every script. i send note. sometimes i'm on the set. so it's all fun. it has been goo good. >>reporter: while the show is modelled after her life smith wants to set the record straight on a couple key point points. >> number within, i want all the viewers to know i did not have sex with the president. >>reporter: and about huck all the dead bodies. >> we often get questions about moving dead body from crime scenes. that doesn't happen in my actual office in washington. crust to assure everyone. >>reporter: but it isn't all tv fantasy. stretched by the imagination. >> one of the episode last season there was this the theme about rigging an election. right. and people said that can't really happen t-2 days later it was in the newspaper. the that an election was rigged in a jurisdiction. >>reporter: so there is some truth to it. and much to our relief she says with crisis it is endless. >> in the world of crisis there is

smith overthrows it, picked off by perrish cox. only turnover of the game.ers wit 22-17. >>> broncos and cardinals, peyton manning hall of fame career took another huge step forward. t.d. to thomas, his 500th career pass. second only behind brett favre. manning four in the game. >>> bucs and saints, bucs had the lead in the fourth. saints closed the gap. glennon sacked in the end zone by junior gillette. and kyrie robinson gets through the defenders. now saints are 2-3 on the year. titans 28-3 lead over the browns. game over, right? wrong. brian hoyer finds an open travis benjamin. 28-22 tennessee. hoyer connects with benjamin again. browns with the largest comeback in history. 29-28 that final. >>> all right. giants return home from washington, d.c. after a six hour, 28 minute, 18 inning victory last year. the giants can clinch in game 3 tomorrow at at&t. shot heard around the world last night, top 18. belt delivers the winning home run off tanner rourke. now they have madison bumgarner on the hill tomorrow. he knows the team can't relax against the nats de

there goes cameron smith. this one is not over yet. smith to the house for a 72 yard touchdown. >> joey: really? >> joe: second touchdown throw by bercovici. >> joey: you see him pointing, go, get out there. he dlifs it and smith does the rest. unbelievable. i can't say it enough. mike bercovici has fought and fought all night. >> joe: a lot of the fans had started to leave. you might want to come back in for the finish of this one. from the blimp, take a look at the scramble for bercovici. seymour took a chance. smith made him pay. every cut can be quicker. ed. every block can be stronger. every catch harder to defend. we all do things we love and when we improve the way we do them it feels amazing. that's why at degree we improve too. improved degree motionsense. the only antiperspirant that releases extra protection when you move. it keeps you fresher even as old spice deodorant fades. protection improved so you can do more. owe. >> joe: mike bercovici who went to the school at taft high school making his second career start. >> joe

there goes cameron smith. this one is not over yet. smith to the house for a 72 yard touchdown. >> joey: really? >> joe: second touchdown throw by bercovici. >> joey: you see him pointing, go, get out there. he dlifs it and smith does the rest. unbelievable. i can't say it enough. mike bercovici has fought and fought all night. >> joe: a lot of the fans had started to leave. you might want to come back in for the finish of this one. from the blimp, take a look at the scramble for bercovici. seymour took a chance. smith made him pay. every cut can be quicker. ed. every block can be stronger. every catch harder to defend. we all do things we love and when we improve the way we do them it feels amazing. that's why at degree we improve too. improved degree motionsense. the only antiperspirant that releases extra protection when you move. it keeps you fresher even as old spice deodorant fades. protection improved so you can do more. owe. >> joe: mike bercovici who went to the school at taft high school making his second career start. >> joe

only "action news" was there when smith turned himself in today. dressed casually in a jacket and pair of shades, he walked in to the office in coatesville and was arraigned on theft and forgery charges. is he accused of stealing $220,000. they say that myth paid for a trip to hawaii with the company's credit card and that is not all. and smith purchased phillies season tickets and clothes and meals and even rented cars with the stolen money, they say it's the ultimate betrayal of trust to the firefighters that risk their lives to the community. >> they rely on fundraising, they are a volunteer organization and this repeated theft by someone they trust puts them in a difficult position. >> although the fire department is out a significant amount of money, the services provided by westwood is not affected. some generous donors have stepped up to help out. smith is out on bond and his preliminary hearing is set for october 21st. >> thank you sharrie? from our delaware newsroom, a pizza shop in wilmington is robbed for the second time in eight days. p

the final is smith versus all right.thurgood would frequently say he could not decide what was his most important case, whether it was brown versus the board of education or smith versus all right, the texas voting rights case. if you look at the way he wrote and talked about it, i bet if you said you could only pick one, you have got to pick one most important case, it would have been smith versus all wright. i am pleased this film brings that case forward. where theothers combination of the ability to use film and put an emphasis on things you have published a lot toward understanding thurgood marshall. one thing i thought was interesting was the relationship between thurgood marshall and charles houston. he's going to be publishing a book about him. jose, we do talk a little about the relationship. you have students and the dean of the law school. at some point, they become colleagues and partners in this incredible endeavor. did they always retain some elements of student and teacher or did that fall away? >> i think

here is smith after the game. >> you want to win the game.r all the guys, you know, i played a long time with, a lot of those guys, there is a different to compete against them today. but at the end of the day, like i said, i have a lot of history with some of those guys. >> you know, it's i told him good luck before the game. and we'll be buddies. but i hope he lost. and he did. so i'm happy. >>> drama on the field. drama off the field as well. another jim harbaugh rumor surfaced this morning. according to an espn report, harbaugh began to lose some of his players' support two years ago when he was dishonest with alex smith about the team's pursuit of peyton manning. now according to the report, a team source said, quote, that was the first big sign to the players that they couldn't trust jim. we'll keep you updated. 49ers ceo jed york, he tweeted out his support for his coach this morning. he said jim is my coach. we are are trying to win a super bowl, not a personality or popularity contest. any more questions? i got a question. what is go

smith has been following the path of turning nos into yeses. she convinced her father to pursue her dream of being a model. >> i said can i go to modeling school, and he said absolutely not. i thought to myself, okay, i'll wait a week. he said i'll send you to the modeling school but this is all the money i have for any education for you. i said, dad, if you do this for me, i'll do the rest. >> the rest has been a success. as a model, restaurateur, author, tv personality and entrepreneur. the signs of home decor, furniture, jewelry and much more, she's made inroads in businesses that long ignored african-american women. >> my mother would have dinner parties with ladies in her clubs. i loved helping her out. so food, fashion, giving back, all of these things are what i learned, you know, as a child growing up and was passionate about and it's what i do today. >> but getting to where she is today has required all of her determination and persistence. >> i went to wilhelmina three times before she accepted me. i was very persistent. i think that'

geno smith has an shoulder injury. rex ryan will get more information about smith's health on monday. >> mike, thanks as always for the information here in nourns. the saints 44 and the packers 23. al michaels is back to wrap things up from the big easy right after this. alright guys. the usual. double wings, extra ranch. we need to do something different. callahan's? ehh, i mean get away, like, away away. road trip? double wings, extra ranch. feels good to mix it up. the all-new, fuel-efficient volkswagen golf tdi clean diesel. up to 594 miles of adventure in every tank. hey, jennar fuzz mike trooawwwwww scram!g... i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 entertainment operating system. preloaded with the latest episodes of the top 100 shows

former quarterback alex smith with a talk of revenge all week regarding his return. jim harbaugh knows the loss of the chiefs would come back on him. 7-0, kc. kaep answers to a wide-open stevie johnson. third quarter, chiefs regain the lead. smith, a former oregon duck, de anthony thomas. watch this stiff arm. 17-13, chiefs. frank gore, 18 carries, 107 yards. 13 right here. sets up phil dawson, five field goals on the day. fourth and one, niners with a fake punt. drive extended. kaep fires this prayer up to brandon lloyd. check out this catch. leads to another field goal. chiefs down five now. just over 2:00 to go. smith, one mistake. overthrown ball picked off by cox. only turnover of the game. 49ers win 22-17. they're now 3-2. >> strong, important win for our team. thought it was a great team win. thought our players -- i mean, they really excelled in all phases today against a really good football team. >> frank had a hell of a game, ca carlos. that guy hits like a ton of bricks, literally. other than that, it was a good game. >> we didn't do whatever it takes. we

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smith wanting to beat his former team.pernick wanting to prove that the 49ers are justified in trading smith away. >> do you believe that you were the better choice? >> i mean, i'm not going to say that publicly because y'all going to try to make it sound like something else but i do feel like i'm a good player, yes. >> i'm trying to get a win. i could care less about the stats and out-dueling anybody. i know it's going to be a story and you have to deal with it. yeah, and going back to playing against some of those guys i played with but there's a lot of unknown, too. it's a different place, different stadium, new faces. so in some respects it's different. >> a lot of people called smith a game manager. is that a perjorative term? is that an accurate term? >> no, not an accurate term. [ pause ] >> are you telling us -- >> he is a football player. >> 49ers and the chiefs tomorrow from levi's stadium. you can see the game right here on kpix 5 and we'll be on with the "5th quarter" post-game show final whistle blows i'll be

smith goes to washington." the hollywood classic turns 75. how it influenced the country and the commander in chief. >> announcer: from abc news, "this week with george stephanopoulos" begins now. >>> good morning. i'm martha raddatz, and as we come on the air today, we have breaking news from texas, the first possible transmission of ebola in america. a health care worker who treated ebola patient thomas eric duncan has now tested positive for the virus. that word coming just hours ago, and it's raising so many questions this morning. abc's tom llamas has the very latest. good morning, tom. >> good morning, martha. we just got new information on this case. health officials in texas speaking just moments ago and what's most troubling, they say this health care worker was wearing the full protective gear while treating mr. duncan and still got infected. this morning, health officials in texas say they're very concerned. overnight, dangerous developments in the fight against ebola. a health care worker at texas health presbyterian hospital test

smith" and in "troy."oy a roster of stunt doubles. >> we have black widow and captain america. >> reporter: don't tell her that captain america is my favorite. >> action jackson. >> reporter: sam hargrave doubled chris evans. but he's in tip-top shape. >> he's in fantastic condition. i work with a lot of physically talented actors. and his recall for physical movement is incredible. >> reporter: and scarlet joe hanson in "the avengers". >> she likes to try to stunts. >> reporter: what does this feel like? >> it's amazing to be a hero. like being a kid and putting on a halloween costume on. with the new avengers movie, i had a couple people saying, i bet you're dying in that hot suit. with wigs. i said, no, i don't care. i'm an avenger. >> reporter: does the business run in the family? >> it does. my sister renee is also here. >> reporter: she doubles for jennifer lawrence in the hunger games. >> i take care of the short ones, she takes care of the tall ones. >> reporter: but on this day, the stunt doubles

smith wanting to beat his former team. kaepernick wanting to prove that the 49ers are justified in trading smith away. >> do you believe that you were the better choice? >> i mean, i'm not going to say that publicly because y'all going to try to make it sound like something else but i do feel like i'm a good player, yes. >> i'm trying to get a win. i could care less about the stats and out-dueling anybody. i know it's going to be a story and you have to deal with it. yeah, and going back to playing against some of those guys i played with but there's a lot of unknown, too. it's a different place, different stadium, new faces. so in some respects it's different. >> a lot of people called smith a game manager. is that a perjorative term? is that an accurate term? >> no, not an accurate term. [ pause ] >> are you telling us -- >> he is a football player. [ laughter ] >> all right. the 49ers and the chiefs tomorrow from levi's stadium. you can see the game right here on kpix 5. and we'll come on for the "5th quarter" post-game

jim harbaugh hoping that -- smith got his team on the board first. the toss to travis kelce. 175 yards, 2-0 kansas city. kaepernick answers. seconds left in the half. wide open stevie johnson. third quarter, same score. chiefs regain the lead. a former duck, did he anthony thomas, levels a player with a stiff arm. tiptoes down the sideline. frank gore, 18 carries, 107 yards. sets up one of the five field goals. fourth quarter. chiefs up 17-16. fourth and one. niners with a fake punt. greg dal gets the drive extended. kaepernick sends this one, can you tell he's a 7 foot high jumper. down five now. smith, his one mistake. overthrows, picked off by perrish cox. niners win 22-17. they're now 3-2. >> strong important win for our team. it was a great team win. i thought our players really excelled in all phases today against a really good football team. >> frank employed a hell of a game, carlos. hit me a couple times from behind. it hurt. other than that, it was a good game. >> we do whatever it takes. we got the run involved, the pass involved. we made