amazingly...smith still flies. (kevin mcgrew, red oak airport manager) "we went to the guinness book of world records, looked up the current holder, and found out ernie was older." red oak airport manager kevin mcgrew thought smith deserved the recognition. (ernie smith, world's oldest give a darn about that. i'm doing what i want to do." he may not have been for it, but he went along with it. to be considered the world's oldest pilot by the guinness book of world records, numerous documents needed to be submitted...including a copy of smith's birth certificate and pilot's liscense along with video of him flying --it became official this fall. (kevin mcgrew, red oak airport manager) "pilots will come in and we'll say i'd like you meet ernie smith, the that he is so passionate about plane. daughter abby thinks his new record is pretty sweet. (abby, great granddaughter) "i can actually prove that it's real he's the oldest one." for smith the record is great. but still being able to do what he loves is priceless. (ern

smith: i just did. that we would wind up in a global clash of civilizations, in a war with the muslim world that could drag us into all manner of different conflicts and make us much more vulnerable to terrorist acts, push more people into the arms of extremist groups and make us much more vulnerable as a country and turn us into an even deeper perpetual state of war if you don't fight a way to find -- to fight the ideological battle as opposed to just the military battle. minister oforeign saudi arabia just couple of days ago and saudi arabia is not the most moderate -- modern, advanced come to me -- modern, advanced country. that they are educating women and have more schools for girls than they ever had. they are trying to integrate. extremistpeople with views and if they push too hard, too fast, they run the risk of a backlash. there are people we can work with in jordan, turkey is messy at the moment, but there are people we can work with their and there are tens of millions of individual muslims w

it was almost 15 years after karmen smith's murder when the call came in.there was a match. >> they have identified waseem daker's hair, him and only him, to the exclusion of all others, on the dead body of karmen smith at the time that she was found. >> you had your smoking gun? >> absolutely. >> i got a call from detective dawes. i was very happy, but it was really hard for me to have to go back and tell the story of the things that he did. >> lottie dreaded the thought of testifying in open court, in front of daker, but she knew there would be no avoiding it. daker was arrested and charged with murdering karmen smith and stabbing her son nick. his trial started in september of 2012. >> all rise. >> prosecutor jesse evans was there for the state. >> this case ladies and gentlemen is about obsession. >> evans argued that daker was a violent stalker and that his obsession with one woman led to the murder of another. >> you can't get into the mind of a psychopath and see why they chose to kill. some people are just mean. >> evans said daker had left a trail

and for felicia smith, change is good. >> miss smith, it's time go. >> for real? >> awesome. >> her judge has sentenced her to two years' probation, and today she is being released after nearly six months in jail. >> i'll see you in two weeks. >> never. probably see me in seven years. or five. >> you got the seven-year itch then. >> whatever. no, no, no, no. look at all of these books. >> come on, santa claus. >> about an hour later, smith is bound for home. i need a cigarette, y'all. >>> see how dirty it is, disgusting. it seems john schmidt has also embraced change, and it's not just limited to his appearance. >> oh, yes! look at that. see, that's called the dirty bird. >> birthy bird? >> it's like rotisseried chicken. this is the best meal. >> why you get two pieces? >> because i don't lie around when i come out. i clean up. because if you do the right things, they'll look out for you. if youability like a jerk-off, then you don't get nothing. >> schmidt has earned the trust of staff. they have let him resume his job cleaning his housing unit, and

that dont bring justice to sylville smith. now at 6:30 - why the family of sylville smith... says m-p-d's decision to fire the officer who fatally shot him... is not enough. what else they want to see happen. and a college student in wisconsin - beaten to death over the weekend. the latest on the search for his killer... straight ahead. cold front most of the day allowing us to warm up into the upper 60s to near 70 by this afternoon. the cold front then stalls over us later today and tonight helping with some showers tonight. a low moves along that stalled front wednesday with light rain. rain ends later wednesday and we get back to some sun for thursday and more sun friday and through the weekend. temperatures dip a bit wednesday and thursday but remain above average. we then warm back into the 60s for friday and through the weekend. today: mostly sunny with moe high: 70 wind: w 5-10 mph tonight: showers likely. low: 52 wind: n/ne 3-5 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on accused of sexual assault has been fired. he'

this is the state of ohio versus felicia smith. >> if convicted, smith could face up to two years in prison. but rather than go to trial, she's decided to enter a guilty plea to aggravated assault and domestic violence in exchange for what she hopes will be probation and her freedom. >> and you understand that by changing your plea here in the manner as indicated by the prosecutor, you would then be admitting the truth of the charges to which you are pleading, you'd be waiving your right to go to trial and that the court could proceed to immediately sentence you on these charges? >> yes. >> all right. with that understanding how do you plead? >> guilty, your honor honor. >> is that made knowingly and voluntarily and of your own free will? >> yes. >> after several minutes of talking to smith to make sure she understands all the implications, the judge accepts her guilty plea but decides to hold off sentencing for another month while the probation department reviews her case. her attorney would still like to secure her release before then. >> currently felicia is in jail on a $25,000 b

is the now - former mpd officer who shot smith near 44th and auer in august police say smith pointed a gun towards officers...prompting haeggan brown to shoot. haeggan brown is accused of sexually assaulting a man just one day after that. he's facing sexual assault...and prostitution charges. milwaukee police conducted an internal investigation. they say those allegations...not the smith shooting...led to heaggan brown's termination. but smith's in a sense, you cant separate them. he went into a bar right after that and openly discussed that incident and discussed how he could do what he wanted to do and get away with it. incident and discussed how he could do what he wanted to do and get away with it. sylville smith's family would like the body camera footage of the shooting released. the d-a is still investigating. haeggan brown will be arraigned in the sexual assault case november 4th. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. a former kenosha sheriff's captain is accused of sexually assaulting a woman at an assisted living facility owned by his wife. 73-year-old c

smith was hooked. he ever started really."smith got his pilot's license in his 20's. the original hangs on the wall at the red oak airport. "that's when i first started flying in omaha."he flew for decades. but in his 80's smith's wife urged him to stop flying. he was grounded for sometime. "my wife passed away about five years ago now and one of the boys out here said ernie.. you've got t living."an old flame was re-ignited. "this is his first love, i always say this is dad's first love."in his early 90's, smith re-applied for his pilot's license. "orville and wilbur wright's on it see. a lot of people ask me if i knew them. no, i didn't know them." every two years smith has to see the doctor and years, i said well i don't think so, he said why not?"one month shy of his 99th birthday. amazingly...smith still flies. "we went to the guinness book of world records, looked up the current holder, and found out ernie was older."red oak airport manager kevin mcgrew thought smith deserved the recognition. "i wasn't for it..i thought it was foolish..i don't give a darn about

smith, looking middle. looking end zone. incomplete. harrison is there. wilson, the intended receiver. i don't know how many games i've done, where chris harrison is involved. and so many times tonight, whoever he was covered, has just been blanketed. he almost ended it here. >> mike: fourth down. bringing five. smith gets rid of it. it's a first down out of bounds, with hill, with 15 seconds left. he got 11. and a couple of cracks at the end zone now. >> cris: roby looked like he had a shot. and all you had to do was stop him short of the line right there. see if he can -- he was not at the first down marker. he'll have to turn up here. if roby could have made that hit. oh, my goodness. what a ball game this is. >> mike: fitting it would come no time-outs for kansas city. pressure, smith, against the blitz. inside, it is caught by hill. just shy. he is just shy. and the clock is running. kansas city has to get the ball. everybody thought it was a touchdown. they're not going to get a play off. and denver is going to get the win. >> mike: the officials st

he wanted to succeed smith. his great rival was bring him young and we know he won out in this match and took the mormons to utah and the rest is history, but these guys were locked in a power struggle. they quickly became apparent that the other was the favorite of mormons. most decided they would follow him but strang became a dissident leader. he said i'm against split polygamy. to take my people and were going to form our own mormon colony and they eventually wound up on beaver island. >> was he a monogamous? >> he was originally. one of the reasons why a lot of mormons come at the time were attracted to him is because he rejected polygamy. young and joseph smith had practiced polygamy in secret. james rejected it. a lot of people liked that and they were drawn to him for that reason. eventually he did get to beaver island, hundreds, possibly more than a thousand people followed him there, and as he became a king, he was a political political leader, but he had a coronation ceremony and called himself a king

sylville smith's family would like the d-a is still investigating. haeggan brown will be arraigned in the sexual assault case november 4th. reporting in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. a former sheriff's captain is accused of sexually assaulting a woman at an assisted living facility owned by his wife. the alleged victim suffers from huntington's disease... a progressive neurological disorder. angelica joins us from the 73-year-old clarence mielke is charged with four counts of sexual assault. he lived at carey manor in pleasant prairie with his wife, brenda... who operated the residence for disabled adults. according to a criminal complaint... nurses witnessed mielke in the victim's room... engaged in a sexual act last month. when interviewed, the victim claimed clarence-also known as skip-had sex with her...quote...'lots of time.' "im in shock. i really am. im like torn apart because like you think the older crowd are going to be ok happened to my mom, you know what id do. it's just ridiculous" the complaint says the victim was a residence

they s smith shooting...led to heaggan brown's termination. but smith's supporters says the two cases should be connected. in a sense, you cant separate them. he went into a bar right after that and openly discussed that incident and discussed how he could do what he wanted to do and get away with it. sylville smith's family would like the body camera footage of the shooting released. the d-a is still investigating. haeggan brown will be arraigned november 4th. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. a former sheriff's captain is accused of sexually assaulting a woman at an assisted living facility owned by his wife. 73-year-old clarence mielke lived at carey manor in pleasant prairie with his wife, brenda... who operated the residence for disabled adults. according to a criminal complaint... nurses witnessed mielke in the victim's room... engaged in a sexual act last month. when suffers from a degenerative disease -- claimed clarence-also known as skip- had sex with her...quote...'lots of time.' "im in shock. i really am. im

smith working the middle. hit by brandon marshall, the >> cris: i'm so impressed with brandon marshall and the job he has done. he has had such a tough job. he had to take over for danny trevathan. great tight ends and running backs. and he has been true to form. all of the signal calls. there's the leader. he's the i go that makes the calls. >> mike: barrett in the game. stretch. and demarcus ware going again. and ward makes the tackle. a yard shy of the first down. 1:18 to go. >> cris: you can count on it. anytime you get kelce one-on-one with anybody, no insult to nibble. that's where alex smith wants to go. >> mike: third and one. four-man rush. and throwing down to make the got the first down. no timeouts for kansas city. they struggled mightily in the red zone. now, they have to punch it in to have a chance to tie a two-point conversion. >> cris: that clock is ticking. >> mike: 40 seconds left. and in the end zone. aqib talib goes high to tip it away. intended for conley. there's a penalty marker down in

marshal wonders if it is still a smith island cake if it isn't baked on smith island. >>> facebook promising changes to fight the spread of misinformation and fake news on the social network. founder and ceo mark zuckerberg is devising a plan to keep phone yo news stories off face book feeds. after the presidential election, critics say the plan is too little, too late. they also say, questionable decisions fa m ago might have made the problem worse. the facebook ceo told global leaders in peru he wants to connect the world. >> you can take any system in the word and make it much, much better than it is today. >> reporter: as he demonstrated virtual reality to peru's president he was forced to deal with the more trubing reality back at home. the seemingly unchecked proliferation of fake news on the site. a facebook representative monday. >> the amount of news that is on the site as you would call it fake news is very small. we are not satisfied with that. >> reporter: zuckerberg outlined seven ways the social media giant hopes to detection measures, third party verification by fact checking

smith working the middle.hit by brandon marshall, the linebacker. >> cris: i'm so impressed with brandon marshall and the job he has done. he has had such a tough job. he had to take over for danny trevathan. great tight ends and running backs. and he has been true to form. all of the signal calls. there's the leader. he's the i go that makes the calls. >> mike: barrett in the game. rotating the rushers down the stretch. and demarcus ware going again. and ward makes the tackle. a yard shy of the first down. 1:18 to go. >> cris: you can count on it. anytime you get kelce one-on-one with anybody, no insult to nibble. that's where alex smith wants to go. >> mike: third and one. four-man rush. and throwing down to make the catch at the 19. got the first down. no timeouts for kansas city. they struggled mightily in the red zone. now, they have to punch it in to have a chance to tie a two-point conversion. >> cris: that clock is ticking. >> mike: 40 seconds left. and in the end zone. aqib talib goes high to tip it a

smith gets rid of it. it's a first down out of bounds, with hill, with 15 and a couple of cracks at the end zone now. >> cris: roby looked like he had a shot. and all you had to do was stop him short of the line right there. see if he can -- he was not at the first down marker. he'll have to turn up here. if roby could have made that hit. oh, my goodness. what a ball game this is. >> mike: fitting it would come no time-outs for kansas city. pressure, smith, against the blitz. inside, it is caught by hill. just shy. he is just shy. and the clock is running. kansas city has to get the ball. everybody thought it was a touchdown. they're not going to get a play off. and denver is going to get the win. >> mike: the officials stop it. they're going to look at it upstairs. >> referee: we will review the >> mike: my goodness. >> cris: i thought he got in, too. >> mike: they weren't going to get a snap off to clock it. >> cris: he goes down. you see, where we go. where is the knee down? down there. is it down? >> m

second and four, smith, underneath. on for the first down, by hill, at the 46 yard line. >> cris: they put three tight ends to look like it was a power formation. and they spread the whole field. you can see denver scrambling which one of the linebackers was going to have to go out in coverage and make a play. nicely done by andy reid. >> mike: andy has a couple of offensive coordinators. mike nagy who shares the job with brad childress. to hill. charcandrick west with the stop. >> cris: the things that von miller does is really remarkable. he was three yards up the field that time. stopped. circled back and got in on this play. watch this. back on the play. >> mike: if the viewers feel worn out. what do you think about the players? >> cris: we t >> mike: will play them again on christmas night, nbc. it was caught by kelce. kelce, and the 31 yard line. pickup of 21 yards and the first down. >> cris: bring the guy inside. i love the moves by the tight end. he had better moves than i did. he has a little wiggle at the top

namely, the smith island cake. rita braver climbed on board to got a taste. >> reporter: smith island reachable only by boat is less than ten miles off the coast of maryland. but a world apart. british settlers first came here in the 17th century. and today, it its a tranquil place. unless you happen on to the kitchen of the smith island cake lady. >> no more than 10. 10 cakes a day. >> like to keep it at six, seven. i don't know who is going to wear out first me or the oven. she ships to the mainland. but she has no website. >> how do they find out about you? >> neighbor tells the neighbor and the son tells the daughter or whatever. i have no idea. >> reporter: a labor intensive process. eight to ten thin layers. each baked in its own pan. >> okay. almost. almost. >> reporter: then carefully iced. dollop of frosting in the middle. >> reporter: marshal's island roots go back countless generations. like most women here she learned to bake smith island cake as a child. no one really knows how it all began. >> i think

killing smith. detectives found a 12 gauge shotgun, two swords, police in the months before the shooting police said smith had gone through a divorce and recovering from colon cancer. report report a tragic fall for a man with no criminal record shot dead >> now smith had worked as a correction's officer for many years on iraqier's island in new york before move to las vegas 10 years ago as for the officers involved the da office determined they will not face charges. news three, marie and jim? >> maria: thank you. turn to decision 2016 you have three hours to early vote in the race for president. 430,000 voters cast their ballots. another 10,000 sent in votes via absentee. >> jim: a judge ruled 30 minutes ago there is no evidence of voter intimidation by the trump campaign or the republican party. the judge denied a request by democrats to issue a restraining order. he ison group, stop the steel. he is schedule a hearing on monday to look to allegations against them. >> maria: four dies left and tr

all those moments leading up to the death of 55-year-old james francis smith. news 3's denise rosch has our top story tonight. >> reporter: to this day no one can say why this happened. smith was shot and killed right here in this parking lot after police say he intentionally rammed a metro cruiser then drove directly at two clark county school district police officers. a public hearing today laying that's metro police officer gill calling dispatch after a bizarre encounter. police say 55-year-old james francis smith sideswiped the officer in traffic near wigwam and maryland parkway last november. gill followed smith to nearby desert bloom park when this happened. >> he tried to ram two parked cars. shots fires. >> reporter: four year later the radio traffic and police photos are being released in this fact finding review. a chance for ask questions through an appointed ombudsman david fisher. >> did your investigation determine anything with respect to a medical episode. >> no. >> reporter: the incident was captured on police body cameras. school district offi

second and four, smith, underneath. on for the first down, by hill, at the 46 yard line. >> cris: they put three tight ends to look like it was a power formation. and they spread the whole field. you can see denver scrambling around, trying to figure out which one of the linebackers was going to have to go out in coverage and make a play. nicely done by andy reid. >> mike: andy has a couple of offensive coordinators. mike nagy who shares the job with brad childress. to hill. >> cris: the things that von miller does is really remarkable. he was three yards up the field that time. stopped. circled back and got in on this play. watch this. back on the play. >> mike: if the viewers feel worn out. what do you think about the players? >>s: again? >> mike: will play them again on christmas night, nbc. it was caught by kelce. kelce, and the 31 yard line. pickup of 21 yards and the first down. >> cris: bring the guy inside. i love the moves by the tight end. he had better moves than i did. he has a little wiggle at the top of hi

and smith's record was clean. in a statement. she told us quote. >> we expect the highest level of professionalism from all airplane therapists. >> . 32 year-old has been fired. he has posted bond. out of jail. and scheduled to be formally charged. next month. >> . smith was arrested in 2005. for sexual assault. according to to court documents he confessed to police. to raping a woman. while she was drunk. in that case the woman decided not to press charges. up on his record. >> >> thank you. developing story in colorado springs. police investigating two suspicious deaths. both at one home. on the city south side. investigate investigators say officers were called to the house around 3 a.m. for the report of a woman dead inside. they found two women. both with traumatic injuries. several hours gathering efd there this morning. police haven't released a kuz of death for either woman. >> . a man accused of his fourth dui. is found guilty in the f trial involving the felony dui law. >> . passed after a problem solvers investigation.

amazingly...smith still flies. "we went to the guinness book of world records, looked up the current holder, and found out ernie was older." his great grand daughter abby thinks his new record is pretty sweet. "i can actually prove that it's real he's the oldest one." for smith the record is great. but still being able to do what he loves is priceless. "most of the time, i make beautiful landings, but not always." smith tells me he knows his hobby can't last forever. but for now..he's just enjoying the ride. now you've ridden with the oldest pilot in the to be considered the world's oldest pilot -- he had to submit his birth certificate, pilot's license and a video of him flying. it's iowa birds get the official word. the president gives them a clear path to retirement. a sigh of relief for them on ready -- some are getting ready for big night of shopping. meteorologist eileen loan now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather stormtrack 7 weather

second and four, smith, underneath. on for the first down, by hill, at the 46 yard line. >> cris: they put three tight ends to look like it was a pow and they spread the whole field. you can see denver scrambling around, trying to figure out which one of the linebackers was going to have to go out in coverage and make a play. nicely done by andy reid. >> mike: andy has a couple of offensive coordinators. mike nagy who shares the job with brad childress. good effort defense. charcandrick west with the stop. >> cris: the things that von miller does is really remarkable. he was three yards up the field that time. stopped. circled back and got in on this play. watch this. back on the play. >> mike: if the viewers feel worn out. what do you think about the players? >> cris: we have to play them again? >> mike: will play them again on christmas night, nbc. it was caught by kelce. kelce, and the 31 yard line. pickup of 21 yards and the first down. >> cris: bring the guy inside. i love the moves by the tight end. top of his rou

that's where alex smith wants to go. >> mike: third and one. four-man rush. and throwing down to make the no timeouts for kansas city. they struggled mightily in the red zone. now, they have to punch it in to have a chance to tie a two-point conversion. >> cris: that clock is ticking. >> mike: 40 seconds left. and in the end zone. aqib talib goes high to tip it away. intended for conley. there's a penalty marker down in the back end. it's in the secondary. the middle of the field. >> cris: i thought he had him. >> referee: illegal contact. number 43 defense. five-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> mike: t.j. ward, the safety. >> cris: watch talib. he has the underneath coverage. nobody came in the flat and allowed him to drop back. that was justin simmons who almost got there. wouldn't have had that ball. otherwise. and it would have counted. >> mike: 35 seconds left. chiefs at the broncos 14. miller and ware both in the game. hill in motion. looking end zone again. albert wilson. will throw it all the way to that sideline. >> cris: defensively, you have

the owner says she didn't know about the prior case when she hired smith. live in lafayette, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> new information after chemicals were found inside a police and the bomb squad evacuated the courtyard this afternoon. investigators have not told us what chemicals were found, but, it is believed they were being used for criminal activity. police are trying to find the people who booked the hotel room using a fake credit card. >>> families devastated after losing a father and husband in an apparent road rage shooting. miguel beret was killed sunday near kentucky and federal. he stop a driver honked at him. he raised his middle finger. that is when the other driver david garcia shot him to prove a point. beret's family says he was a heart working man. >> you are suppose today go to work, work hard, be good, and i everything will be okay. that didn't happen for him. >> garcia's prove record includes domestic violence. he is also a person of interest developing story. colorado's governor taking action to help the homeless in our state.

it unfolded as smith left his hear him coming. you know like they sped up real fast. >> reporter: smith knew they whether coming for him he didn't know why though. >> they said jaywalking and i said excuse me they said jaywalk. >> reporter: he said he cooperated and allowed himself to be searched and then one officer believe smith swallowed drugs weans grabbed by the throat and forced to the ground -- drugs was grabbed by the throat and forced to the ground. >> i can't breath or yell. >> reporter: the officer is seen racing to smith is cuffed from behind when he escorts him to the cruiser. >> i just get lifted up and they slam my face and cracks the windshield. >> reporter: police contend smith pushed backwards causing him and the officer to fall on the cruiser. and officer gets in the cruiser and blames smith. >> i don't know i am not no fool i won't make my situation worse than it was. so why would i resist. >> reporter: the only drug cut a deal to avoid a trial. >> tears me up never thought something like that would happen to m

smith: i just did. that we would wind up in a global clash of civilizations, in a war with the muslim world that could drag us into all manner of different conflicts and make us much more vulnerable to terrorist acts, push more people into the arms of extremist groups and make us much more vulnerable as a country and turn us into an even deeper perpetual state of war if you don't fight a way to fight the ideological battle as opposed to just the military battle. i met with foreign minister of saudi arabia just couple of days ago and saudi arabia is not the most modern, advanced country. that they are educating women and have more schools for girls than they ever had. they are trying to integrate. there are people with extremist views and if they push too hard, too fast, they run the risk of a backlash. there are people we can work with in jordan, turkey is messy at the moment, but there are people we can work with their and there are tens of millions of individual muslims who want a more moderate choice

smith working the middle. hit by brandon marshall, the >> cris: i'm so impressed with brandon marshall and the job he has done. he has had such a tough job. he had to take over for danny trevathan. great tight ends and running backs. and he has been true to form. all of the signal calls. there's the leader. he's the i go that makes the calls. >> mike: barrett in the game. rotating the rushers down the stretch. and demarcus ware going again. and ward makes the tackle. a yard shy of the first down. 1:18 to go. >> cris: you can count on it. anytime you get kelce one-on-one with anybody, no insult to nibble. that's where alex smith wants to go. >> mike: third and one. four-man rush. and throwing down to make the got the first down. no timeouts for kansas city. they struggled mightily in the red zone. now, they have to punch it in to have a chance to tie a two-point conversion. >> cris: that clock is ticking. >> mike: 40 seconds left. and in the end zone. aqib talib goes high to tip it away. intended for conley. th

that just gives the that dont bring justice to sylville smith. smiths family is still demanding the release of body cam video from the shooting. the milwaukee county d-as office is still investigating the shooting and there is no timeline for when a decision will be announced. a u-w stout student has died after a violent attack over the weekend. it happened around 2 sunday morning in downtown menomonie near a topper's pizza. when police saeed al-nah-di unconscious and bleeding from his mouth and nose. alnahdi was from saudi arabia. he was studying business administration. no suspects are in custody-- and police have not said what led up to the deadly beating. right now-- milwaukee police need your help solving a murder on the south side. police think this man shot a man in the chest. it all unfolded inside "the corona jewelry store" near 7th and greenfield. corona jewelry buys gold and is motive for the shooting. the victim has not been identified. if you have any information please give police a call. we're one week from election day and we're e

second and four, smith, underneath. on for the first down, by hill, at the 46 yard line. >> cris: they put three tight ends to look like it was a power formation. an you can see denver scrambling around, trying to figure out which one of the linebackers was going to have to go out in coverage and make a play. nicely done by andy reid. >> mike: andy has a couple of offensive coordinators. mike nagy who shares the job with brad childress. to hill. charcandrick west with the stop. >> cris: the things that von miller does is really remarkable. he was three yards up the field that time. stopped. circled back and got in on this play. watch this. back on the play. >> mike: if the viewers feel worn out. players? >> cris: we have to play them again? >> mike: will play them again on christmas night, nbc. it was caught by kelce. kelce, and the 31 yard line. pickup of 21 yards and the first down. >> cris: bring the guy inside. i love the moves by the tight end. he had better moves than i did. they're so clever. a big guy. let's kee

the now - former mpd officer who shot smith near 44th and auer in august police say smith pointed a gun towards officers...prompting haeggan brown to shoot. haeggan brown is accused of sexually assaulting a man just one day after that. he's facing sexual assault...and prostitution charges. milwaukee police conducted an internal investigation. they say those allegations...not the smith shooting...led to supporters says the two cases should be connected. sylville smith's family would like the body camera footage of the shooting released. the d-a is still investigating. haeggan brown will be arraigned in the sexual assault case november 4th. new information now-- a u-w-m employee is arrested after child pornography is found on a university computer. 58-year-old jack hay now faces 3 counts of possession of child pornography. police were first made aware of hay when they received a tip from a different u-w-m employee. investigators say they found 16 total images saved to the hay initially denied he saved any of the photos to the university computer, but later confessed. hay is expect to

which was -- >> reporter: harboring a smith. that's a great expression. >> in the british music press it was tantamount to treason. >> reporter: marr scored his first number one album in america in 2007. ? when he joined the band modest mouse. but fans still root for a what fans get surprised is they assume you've been offered gazillions of dollars to get back together and they can't believe you won't take it. >> we have been offered gazillions of dollars to get babbling together. >> reporter: and nearly did. marr writes in his book that he reunited with morrissey at a pub in 2008 and then "suddenly we were talking about the band reforming." but after a few days there was radio silence. >> i'd been enjoying having a be really close with years ago. a long time. >> steve: y >> reporter: you don't think it's going to happen? >>, i don't think it's going to happen, no. >> reporter: johnny marr may have jumped between bands throughout his career but one thing has remained constant, his partnership with his wife angie. you've been wit

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marshal wonders if it is still a smith island cake if it isn't baked on smith island. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, november 23rd, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." and wet weather will hit parts of the u.s. today, just as millions of people hit the roads for thanksgiving. >>> so love and comfort to these families. help and hold them in their weakest hours. >> a community is mourning the loss of five children killed in a school bus crash and heartbroken parents are speaking out. >>> and shifting positions. president-elect donald trump may

zagara joins us with more on last night's loss and embarrassing moment for jr smith. one loss and 82 regular-seas g night was a conqueror for the team including jr smith forgot he was in the game peered the play involving jr smith in the second quarter after a timeout, you know to shake hands with hi buddy jason terry place with milwaukee bucks, but that realizes that the basketball wa life , told reporters after that he did not know he was in the game, to his defense it appeared none of the cavaliers were in the game for all four quarters here's the response of day to his defensive lapse. it was embarrassing moment, and we will move forward we had a discussion, he felt embarrassed and we will be moving on from one of the cavaliers return home versus la clippers been to chicago versus the check chicago bulls last year they went through those growing pains and injurie in this year they're healthy and and. the super bowl is 66 days away, houston is preparing the big game construction underway for the traveling i club in tow for the game thursday friday an saturday, the

why smith's family says it's not enough. its still hard to- you know what i mean? its just hard to live with. and-- a disabled woman taken advantage of in the place she called "nothing short of horrific." that's how pleasant prairie police describe a case of sexual assault at a care facility. the suspect is a former kenosha county sheriff captain-- the facility is run by his wife. fox 6's brittany shannon says this all came to light after two nurses spoke up. linda zettler thought the adult care facility just down the street was taking care of the elderly... now she knows just the opposite was happening here... "i apart inside" 73-year-old clarence mielke is charged with four counts of sexual assault. he lived here with his wife, brenda carey-mielke, who operated the residence for disabled adults. a criminal complaint states mielke sexually assaulted a 50-year-old disabled woman suffering from a degenerative disease. according to the complaint nurses witnessed mielke in the victim's room engaged in a sex act in september. skip-had sex with her...quote...'lots of ti

. >> patricia smith has definitely had some worries.nd a 7-month-old with two different men. >> shows him three times. >> smith was given probation after pleading guilty to drug possession. when she entered a methadone clinic for treatment, things only got worse. >> i probably started using the methadone and cocaine together when i was about 6 1/2 months pregnant, trying to sneak around and do it without nobody knowing about it, but that didn't work out so well. >> smith arrived at louisville metro eight months pregnant. >> it hit me that, yeah, i am eight, nine months pregnant, about to have a baby. what have i done to her? what is she going through? make sure that you bring the baby on saturday so i can see her. >> when she went into labor, smith learned the realities of giving birth while incarcerated. >> they shackled me. i had the cuffs on my legs and my hands. i was handcuffed going into the hospital. they put me in a wheelchair while i did my paperwork, handcuffed to the wheelchair. and so, i was in there by myself with a bunch o

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 hit him as he was over me and how many struck as he was running away. >> as corporal smith unloads, daniel smith runs for cover in a ditch. >> i kept shooting. as soon as he hit the ditch, i jumped to my fe

bodycam video showed when officers arrived to the scene, smith had been handcuffed while in the custody of the two special officers. the video also shows he was unconscious. >> i know -- should they think they are free. >> reporter: the medical examiner ruled smith's death a homicide but last month the u.s. attorney's office would also come out with a ruling of its own. there was insufficient evidence to pursue criminal charges against the two special officers at the scene. >> lift her up. >> reporter: smith believes those unnamed special police officers are at fault. she told us she plans to file a civil lawsuit against the company that employed them. in the meantime she will focus >> i have vowed that my son's death would not be in vain. >> john henry, wusa9. >>> to a shooting that happened tonight in dc, two men wounded along the 1300 block of carter street southeast. medics rushed both to the hospital and that check, nobody was in custody. >>> new information on a sex assault in stamford county for. now we have the shirt he was wearing. he crashed into a woman's car early yesterday

smith: governor? mr. reagan: when i opposed medicare, there was another piece of legislation meeting the same problem before the congress. i happened to favor the other piece of legislation and thought that it would be better for the senior citizens and provide better care than the one that was finally passed. i was not opposing the principle of providing care for them. i was opposing one piece of legislation versus another. there is something else about social security. of course, it doesn't come out of the payroll tax. it comes out of a general fund, but something should be done about it. i think it is disgraceful that the disability insurance fund in social security finds checks going every month to tens of thousands of people who are locked up in our institutions for crime or for mental illness, and they are receiving disability checks from social security every month while a state institution provides for all of their needs and their care. mr. smith: president carter, you have the last word on this q

second and four, smith, underneath. on for the first down, by hill, at the 46 yard line. >> cris: they put three tight ends to look like it was a power formation. and they spread the whole field. you can de around, trying to figure out which one of the linebackers was going to have to go out in coverage and make a play. nicely done by andy reid. >> mike: andy has a couple of offensive coordinators. mike nagy who shares the job with brad childress. to hill. charcandrick west with the stop. >> cris: the things that von miller does is really remarkable. he was three yards up the field that time. stopped. circled back and got in on this play. watch this. back on the play. >> mike: if the viewers feel worn out. what do you think about the players? >> cris: we have to play them again? >> mike: will play them again on christmas night, nbc. it was caught by kelce. kelce, and the 31 yard line. pickup of 21 yards and the first down. >> cris: bring the guy inside. i love the moves by the tight end. he had better moves than i did.

amazingly...smith still flies. "we went to the guinness book of world records, looked up the current holder, and found out ernie was older." his great grand daughter abby thinks his new record is pretty sweet. "i can actually prove that it's real he's the oldest one." for smith the record is great. but still being able to do what he loves is priceless. "most of the time, i make beautiful landings, but not always." smith tells me he knows his but for now..he's just enjoying the ride. now you've ridden with the oldest pilot in the world." "i know that's awesome." to be considered the world's oldest pilot -- he had to submit his flying. today is the day we give thanks -- which is a message we try to pass down to our kids. kwwl's amanda gb kids from waterloo.. hudson and cedar falls all said what they're thankful for. there's some answers i heard a lot... and some that i wasn't expecting. i asked the cedar valley kids what they're thankful for.. there's a few answers i heard a lot... "im thnkful for my family" "my dad