>> no. >> smith: nothing? >> the unauthorized release of 251,000 cables that covers every relationship the united states has with countries around the world has done damage to the national interest of the united states. >> this is a nightmare for us diplomats. >> smith: it was a window never before opened to the public. >> they are highly sensitive documents never meant to be read by the public. >> smith: daily dispatches between 270 diplomatic outposts around the world and washington. >> the obama administration is in the midst of international damage control. >> smith: the release exposed candid, often embarrassing assessments. >> it's certainly been a pretty serious irritant in a number of places. and, you know, to the extent that cooperating with other countries, multi-lateralism, partnerships around the world-- to the extent that these kind of leaks undermine friendships, they're harmful. is it a nuclear bomb? no. but it's... it's pretty serious. >> smith: according to us diplomats, it's made it harder fo

among them black smiths. well at least most black smiths. but there are still a few of them around. and in 2000, ktvu's bob mackenzie found one of them in san francisco. >>> in the earl little 1920s, the black smith shop was still such a familiar site in american towns that buster keaton made one a setting for a comedy short, he didn't have to explain what a black smith did, everybody knew. a black smith used metal, pounding it into shape. in san francisco at that time the automobile had pretty well replaced the horse. but san franciscans still went to wilbert's shop to get pieces made. clockers was his apprentice who took his place. clockers would take a apprentice himself, and here's the surprise, wilber's shop is still there. and inside you will find mr. clockers apprentice. for almost 40 years now, tony roselini has been practicing this ancient trade just like he learned it from the old black smith. making tools and parts just like they were 100 years ago. >> most people like it. they like coming in here and finding out that this is history when they were made too see this downt

alex smith will face his former teammates for the first time tonight. what does alex and what do the 49ers think? coming up. ,, ,,,,,, to watch from the sidelines. >> when the new 49ers stadium opens next fall, former quarterback joe montana is going to have to watch from the sidelines at least as far as his business project. the hall of famer's hotel project just across the street has been delayed. montana and his partners including former team owner eddie debartolo, jr., haven't reached a deal yet with the city on purchasing the property. they are hoping to open now in time for "super bowl l." that will be played at levi stadium in 2016. >>> well, getting ready to watch the 49ers game? i know a lot of you are. our sue kwon is too. on the consumerwatch, sue has the story of a consumer complaint that started with a bag of chips. >> reporter: it started with a bag of chips just like this. while i get this spread all ready for the newsroom here, the story of how a sunnyvale man found a foreign object in a bag of tortilla chips. >> i reached in and i grabb

third dow and 10 for rusty smith. and apartmently the titans first down inside the 20 to the 18 gain of 11. we approach 9 minutes remaining fourth quarter here in nashville with the titans on the move redskins titans tied at 14. rusty smith third quarterback used by the titans tonight. off the fake. pass is caught and knocked out of bounds at the 10-yard line as full back collin moody as we head down to robert griffin third. >> so you are in camp you are working hard an excited about tonight maybe a little bit but tell us how camp has been going. >> great. getting a lot of work in. we are therefromming to get this victory but i think the guys are glad to go against other freedom. >> when you are coming to a game when you know you are not going to play or get any at all. >> you still approach it like a game. i asked coach if i could dress even though i knew i wasn't going to play. just so i make sure i continue to stay in shape and be ready to play when my number is called. >> do you feel like on schedule for week one.

smith? >> hello. i'm kass and we have spoken before. do you want me to cover my position on that at all? >> i think that will be appreciated. >> just to clarify a few things, my name is cash smith and one of the two architects on the commission and there are two architects on the civic review committee where we review all of the exterior architecture of any building on public property, which ranges from the stations and parks and recs and landscaping and library and any building, basically. and there is rio from the (inaudible) on the commission, and on the citizen review committee, but i chair that and i have for four years and i was appointed during the news and campaign and i just took my oath under mayor lee. so, any how, my firm ccs architecture is a 15-person firm and i have been practicing it for 16 years and i degree up in the bay area and went to uc berkeley and most of the staff lives here too. so what i am asking for, and one thing that i have noticed being on the committee, is the way, is the variety and number of projects t

smith." it was so much fun. i can't believe you have that. >> when you got the call that said you got that job, what is the first call you made? >> my mother. my mother. you know, literally the first day i came to l.a. i got a job. i struggled in new york for eight years doing theater. i was a bar tender, i was homeless at some point. i was really beating the streets. when i came out here to visit a guy i was dating at the time, i went to an audition with him and he said oh, the casting director is from philly. she said, can you read this? i said, sure. and i read it and she gave me this role in a pilot. i couldn't believe it. and i've been so fortunate that i've worked ever since. >> tell me about the homeless experience. those moments when you were really -- that's a really tenuous place to be in one's life. >> even at the time i was moving from couch to couch to couch all over new york city. my mom would take the train up to bring me medicine when i was sick and bring me meatballs. she still talks about it. >

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it's where joseph smith lived when he first began to receive revelations from our father in heaven. this is the site where the book of mormon was translated largely and where it was eventually published. that was in 1830. and it is exciting to be in the actual place where some of these events which are so special to us as members of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints took place, there's a sense of coming home. a sense in some ways of a pilgrimage, although that's not a tenet of our faith exactly. the story starts out in the book of mormon with a group of people who leave jerusalem. they're led by a man who's had revelations from god. >> the lord spoke to me in a dream last night. he told me to take my family and go into the wilderness. >> leave jerusalem? >> those people are eventually led to the american continent. it's their new promised land. after they arrive, they have problems. there are brothers who don't get along, who have different ideas about how things should be run. and eventually they split into two groups of people and they have ongoing conflict for centu

of the smith family honey company points to some of the millions who suddenly drop did so really get it and these investigated the corporations behind these chemicals thanks very much for coming on you right all right exactly the the b. scenario could potentially spawn world war three and it could also potentially spawn a massive economic collapse and starvation and that's not an exaggeration and we've read reports time and time again where these diplomats go in and say us you have to stop approving these past aside and the reason for that is that america the united . states refuses to stop using these neo-cons and pesticides in his food supply killing all the bees and then also yes is exporting over to other countries what's interesting here is that it shows the united states government is so owned by these major chemical corporations like du pont others that they would rather fund them with millions upon billions of dollars in these neo continent pesticide sales than actually care about the bee monsanto knows it's killing the bees and that's why i bought one of the major research f

smith. i certainly had no idea he was about to pull a gun. >> without warning, smith reaches into his satchel and pulls out a revolver. >> he pulled it out. i saw the barrel. i immediately started backing up as quickly as i could to create some distance and to get my gun out. >> corporal mecham backs up and stumbles to the ground. >> when he was yelling at me to roll over, my blood went cold. that's when i knew i didn't have any time left. i had to go for my gun right then. >> lying flat on his back, mecham quickly pulls out his gun. >> he fired the first shot, and i can still to this day, i can see the muzzle flash. i can smell the smoke. i can hear the boom. i can hear it all. >> but mecham is not hit and begins firing back. >> i know all total i hit him five times. i don't know how many bullets hit him when he was standing over me and how many struck when he was run away. >> as the corporal unloads, smith runs for cover in a ditch. >> he turned to his left to run away, and i kept shooting

smith family, boy, they get down to these sometimes. you got one answer left.your family wins e game. if it's not there, the willinger family will win the game. ronnie, finish this phrase: smooth as what? >> ice. steve: smooth as ice for the win! >> whoo! whoo! whoo! steve: number 4. audience: glass. steve: i was pulling for you. good luck. go and get married. don't let that man play you like that. all right. let's go. hey, willingers. come on! let's go again! i got the winning combination from last time. we're gonna play fast money, and remember, if you win 5 games, you drive away in a brand-new car! we got a lot going on on this one. jolly rancher crunch n' chew. chewy inside... with a crunchy candy shell. untamed fruit flavor. jolly rancher crunch n' chew. steve: welcome back to the "feud," everybody. the willinger family won the game! and now it's time to play... audience: fast money! steve: there you go. all right. you ready? >> yes. steve: 20 seconds on the clock, please. here we go. what's the one household appliance you just couldn't live without? >> st

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tools, manufacturers, general black smith. still used as a black smith shop. one of my favorite buildings in north beach area is the sheet metal shop and the shop -- this entire building, facade is made of sheet metal. as we get closur closer you cane somebody tail piping to the building and it's sheet metal. >> and made to look like break. >> the letters are made of sheet metal and the eave over the door and every piece of this thing. the glass is i guess not. the door is sheet metal. the door jam. fantastic. >> maybe they got a special price for the sheet metal. >> and here's a permit to put it on the building and cost $700 to put the minor editions to the front of the building and a new cement floor 1921. >> do you think they put the correct amount down back then? >>im sure of it. >> one of the fewer buildings in san francisco. >> which is not wrong for the city. >>i understand someone wants to replace it with new development i heard stories about these buildings and these are two others and there is in the mission at 20th and shot well and ares that were u

the man he was replaced by, alex smith was replaced by. led the 9ers to a super bowl. started 10 games in the nfl but gives props to alex smith who helped get him into a position physically and mentally where he was ready to lead the 49ers. >> he was someone that really helped me pick up the play book, said the what we are trying to get done. -- understanding what we are trying to get down. he always helped me. always put the team first. great all around guy. >> all right. meanwhile the beat goes on. actually a down beat for the 79 giants -- san francisco giants, back in washington against the nats. second inning. he cashes in the first run of the game. 1-0. and the nats didn't last long. 1-1 against tim lincecum. fbi run 4th inning for the nats -- 5 runs in the 4th inning for the nats. two runs score. belt hit a home run a few minutes ago for the giants. too late. they are in the 8th inning and the giants trailing 6-2. doesn't look good there. the a's play tonight against had astros. that is the sporting life for now. full highlights at 1

that's a great thing. >> sean smith, age 34. pat smith says her son was a gamer. >> he was a nerd.ew up to be a big nerd. but one of those wonderful nerds and i just loved the hell out of him. >> she always encouraged him to explore the world. >> that's what he did and he reached for the stars. >> tyrone woods. age 41. he lived to be a navy s.e.a.l. how much did he love it? >> he loved it. he loved it. >> in his passion to be a s.e.a.l. started early. >> this is a drawing he did when he was about 12 years old, and it's a game. and it has helicopters and killer bees and alligators, obstacles to overcome, and you had to start down here, and the object of the game was to get home, which was up here. and overcome all these obstacles. friends and family have really been supportive. >> and she's at peace, knowing ty helped bring others home on september 11. >> i said, secretary clinton, you're a mother. she said, yes. and i said, my concern as a mother is that my son perished thinking that he had not completed or fulfilled his mission. and i said, he would not want that. and she said, he

torrey smith is going all the way! for a ravens touchdown. >> tonight's dress rehearsal the guys you will see on sunday afternoon the most snaps in any preseason game. it also gives coaches the best evils of how their team -- evaluation of how their team looks going into the season. for the third straight thursday avens football on wbal tv 11 and it starts with ravens countdown. >> with all due deference to justin timberlake and jay-z the finest nonfootball game moment ever at m&t bank stadium came last february when more than 09,000 fans packed this stadium to celebrate super bowl xlvii, a day of absolute joy. and celebrate that incredible accomplishment. but the ravens heading into 2013 are just like everybody else. they are 0-0. hello and welcome into ravens camp. i'm pete gilbert. thanks so much for being us with here tonight. gerry sandusky alluded to it just a moment ago they have struggled a bit. certainly the first team offense. and ed dickson we're not sure if he will play, the ravens tight end. with the injur

. >> the president of the national association of broadcasters, gordon smith. an encore presentation of first ladies. a look at anna harrison, mrs. tyler. and later a discussion about intelligence gathering. span, created by the cable companies in 1979 rout to you as a public service by your television provider. >> this week on "the communicators," gordon smith who is the president of national association of broadcasters. our guest reporter is paul kirby . senator smith, you started at nab nearly four years ago. how has it changed? keep on coming. they tend to be major issues affecting both the radio and television, but it clearly on the radio side the issue of performance rights and performance tax or however you describe at, and ongoing challenge. hopefully, the day will arrive and both the digital platform can't, with a model that actually grows music and works for both. right now, one has an unsustainable business model and the other works for radio. on the other hand, we did to work -- we the to work also. thatu provide a rate simply destroys local radio,

lelene smith, simply heartbroken.he says her daughter and 17-year-old granddaughter are among the dead. >> my other grandbaby knocked on the window. we could hear somebody gasping for breath in there. and he said, granny, they're listening to headphones. i said no, that's not a headphone. [ sobbing ] >> that's difficult to watch. smith says another tragic part of the story is the shooter was her daughter's boyfriend. the suspect was arrested at that second scene after reportedly running out of ammunition after firing all those rounds. no word yet on the condition of the other four victims. but we have learned two of the injured are boys. they are just 11 and 13 years old. >>> back here in the bay area, the investigation into who gunned down a 1-year-old boy in oakland and his father continues this morning. family members say drew thomas and his father andrew were shot and killed while sleeping in their bed around 3:00 yesterday morning. the two were visiting from fresno and were in town for the funeral of a cousin kil

that's a great thing. >> sean smith, age 34. pat smith says her son was a gamer. >> he was a nerd.to be a big nerd. but one of those wonderful nerdses and i just loved the hell out of him. >> she always encouraged him to explore the world. >> that's what he did and he reached for the stars. >> tyrone woods. age 41. he lived to be a navy s.e.a.l. how much did he love it? >> he loved it. he loved it. >> in his passion to be a s.e.a.l. started early. >> this is a drawing he did when he was about 12 years old, and it's a game. and it has helicopters and killer bees and alligators, obstacles to overcome, and you had to start down here, and the object of the game was to get home, which was up here. and overcome all these obstacles. friends and family have really been supportive. >> and she's at peace, knowing ty helped bring others home on september 11. >> i said, secretary clinton, you're a mother. she said, yes. and i said, my concern as a mother is that my son perished thinking that he had not completed or fulfilled his mission. and i said, he would not want that. and she said, he com

annette young smith to the stage. this lady, ladies and gentlemen, is a lifetime achievement award winner. please, please welcome her to the stage. (applause) >> i can't think of a more deserving woman. thank you. come on in. jeffery, i love you. >> i love you, too. >> hello, neighbors. good evening. you know, first i have to say that i "heart" the portola, i really do. [laughter] >> this is an amazing win frankly for the whole southeast sector, from progress park down, and it's a wonderful night. great to be here with all of you. my name is jeffery betcher. i am the executive director of the organization that emerged 10 years ago from annette young smith and carl page's work on the block where i live. annette lived across the street from me and started planting flowers here or there around the block. and that changed everything mysteriously. and we figured out over time what it was that really created the change, and it wasn't the garden. it wasn't the plants. it was that annette was unafraid to cross the street and

eddie smith inherited it when his father passed away. >> it is estimated between 14 and $17 million. the family says the money will go to charity. >> one of san francisco's finest jazz club. >>> it was cooler today, but much hotter tomorrow and thunderstorms back in the forecast. we'll have that pinpoint outlook as the news continues on kpix 5. had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. right now, get a 2013 chevrolet volt newscast and what scientists hope to learn about earthqu. but in ohio apartments. . >>> we showed you a building implosion and in ohio, it's about apartments. this historic building in dayton was leveled this morning. it was the dayton daily news. >> tonight is the last night for a long time zazz club in san francisco's philmoree district. >> others struggle to survive. city records show there is a new owner but no word on what the new establishment will be. tonight's part

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smith 7 of 16 for 62 yards. 49 everies down 2 with 2 to play. d. j. daniels with perfect pass. 49ers win 15-13. >> so, like, you know, going against my brother, you know, remember when i played -- first time i ever played against my former team, it was great thrill of competition, and i'm sure that he -- he felt that tonight. it's personal, and in the best kind of way. we'll be following him. >> kind of different, you know, kind of weird, but i'm happy for him. i'm happy that he on a team that, you know, he have a great year. i want him to have a great year. >> i can't tell you how weird that was. it was a little awkward at first, but, you know, happy for him, you know, and i wish him all the best. >> mark davis there, and sean peyton in new orleans. >>> thomas hoping to secure a permanent spot as the first female referee in the nfl. the raiders dug themselves a 23-point hole. connects with mooree right before the half to put the silver and black on the board and the comeback continued with help of the defense. ryan robinson scoops it up for a raider

pat smith, mother of shawn smith, shared her thought oscillatest developments. lou: a good day on wall street, stocks snapping a 3 day losing streak after a better th expected reading on jobless claims could dow up 28, fellow reserve officials continue to ratchet up their talk of tapers and not tapering on $85 billion a month bond purchase, they are talking september. here to tell us what is going on, wall street legend, lou layer men -- great to see you. >> great to see you lou. lou: i don't understand the bank officials any more, they chirp and chatter about tapering. which i think is a lousy word for what they mean. >> it does sound like tape worm, they could think of a better mote get fore, i have doubt they -- metaphor, i doubt they will reduce the purchase. >> why all clucking and clacking demonstrated by some >> so-called sophisticated investors, financial class, bankers, they have depended upon 85 billion a month, $1 trillion worth of purchases by federal reserve to tighten the mortgage bond market and treasury bond market. and fix income market they are

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like montana, alex smith wants to prove his doubters wrong telling the new york times that he wants tostick it to everybody who thought we couldn't do it. whiz talking about the 49ers? . >> no. it was not directed at them at all. i think just in joan. i think just over the years, things you go through, doubters, things like that, it builds up. those guys gave me an opportunity, given me a couple opportunities over the years there, coach harbaugh and that crew. obviously we disagreed what happened last year, but you mouf fron it. so, no, that was not solely directed to them at all. >> as for his old teammates. >> we're looking forward to it and hope we smack him up. he doesn't play for our team anymore sdmri think alex's comments were directed at the 49ers, and they ought to be. he should have that kind of at tushgsd and he will have. >> exactly. >> great game. exactly. >> thank you. >>> and, of course, the 49ers getting ready to say good-bye. >> coming up, how the head of the team plans to bid the historic stadium farewell and how fawns can take home a piece of it. >>> find out why ast

alex smith will see aldon smith and he hopes it is just in the pre game and not just in the back field during the real game when the 49ers visit kansas city in pre-season action. smith, alex, doesn't figure to play a lot because this is pre-season. alex versus the niners will be intriguing. they will not face each other in the regular season. smith lost his job to kaepernick last year, but he says she looking forward and not back. >> he is one of the guys i have played with for awhile, but it is the pre-season game. in is just on the -- this is just another step the last couple years. obviously we disagreed. you move on from it. >> two days after winning his first major pga champion jason dufner was in new york city showing off his trophy and on top of the empire state building, new york brings him happy memories. >> getting ready to propose and wanted to do something funat and it happened to be july 4th. i came up here and i proposed to her. i wanted to do it during the fireworks on july 4th, but you know new york will be connected to us forever. >> happy times. abc7 sports brought to

alex smith will see aldon smith and he hopes it is just in the pre game and not just in the back field during the real game when the 49ers visit kansas city in pre-season action. smith, alex, doesn't figure to play a lot because this is pre-season. alex versus the niners will be intriguing. they will not face each other in the regular season. smith lost his job to kaepernick last year, but he says she looking forward and not back. >> he is one of the guys i have played with for awhile, but it is the pre-season game. in is just on the -- this is just another step the last couple years. obviously we disagreed. you move on from it. >> two days after winning his first major pga champion jason dufner was in new york city showing off his trophy and on top of the empire state building, new york brings him happy memories. >> getting ready to propose and wanted to do something fun and it happened to be july 4th. i came up here and i proposed to her. i wanted to do it during the fireworks on july 4th, but you know new york will be connected to us forever. >> happy times. abc7 sports brought to y

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

smith didn't play well. threw a few passes, the 49ers have been keeping track. 2/0 in the exhibition season. matt flynn enjoyed an evening on his back. den in addition alan better win. pressure is on this young guy. drew bree, 202 yards. kenny has a touchdown. an here is where we are talking about the back stuff. flynn sacked five times, 28/20. saints beat the raiders 1/1 in the exhibition season for oakland. cal is rocking the cradle for their new quarterback. it is jarrod golf. he beat out fellow freshman zach cline. he picks off their football season. the initial campaign for the head coach, august 31 against north western. a ground gaining game for the as tonight. things going their way at the coliseum. as are a game-and-a-half behind texas. yoenis cespedes from the get go. his 20th home run of the season. cleveland also battling for a playoff spot. eric sogard is going down the right field line. here comes vogt all the way around to score. throws offline. sogard, a dead duck at third base. as have 3-2.

that suspect has been identified as 24-year-old kenneth smith of sacremento.s t-v judge- judge judy- had a few tough words for anyone who tries to take a jab at her son's character. her son, a new york district attorney, filed a five- million dollar lawsuit against, of all people the local county sheriff for defamation. pamela brown has details. >> reporter: judy sheindlin is the tough-talking, gavel- pounding judge you don't want to cross in her daytime tv court show judge judy. now she's weighing in on a legal matter involving her own son, adam levy, a new york state district attorney, who slapped a five-million-dollar lawsuit against putnam county sheriff, donald smith, for defamation. >> "to read in the newspaper, statements made by don smith, that i interfered with, used my title as district attorney to influence his investigation. i was outraged." >> reporter: smith has accused levy of interfering with a child rape case against levy's former trainer alexandru hossu, back in march. according to the putnam county sheriff, hossu is accused of raping a 13-ye

this is the first time since smith was traded from san francisco. game is followed by the fifth quarter post-game show on friday then "hawaii five-o" at 9:00 and "blue bloods" at 10:00. >>> breaking news about the new span of the break. coming up in the next half hour, sources tell kpix 5 exclusively it looks liked labor day weekend is a go. the very latest in a live report. >> and it's like telling your professor you're not fit to teach the class. why the very agency that revoked the accreditation of city college now feels the heat from the feds. >> reporter: a thief cuts this cable and steals my bicycle! i'll tell you how a new twitter account from sfpd could help find it. ,, do you see the 10% back in points, aw baby, i'm seeing triple again. plus another 10%, plus free shipping? yeah. you're good. this is the member triple play deal. this is sears. anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not