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stephen a. smith apologized for it. he knew he made a mistake.e knew what he was saying when he used the word "provoke," and then by using that word, it caused other espn employees to go out after him on twitter, particularly some of the females. so when the whole thing got stirred up to this degree and stephen a. knew he was wrong, i don't think that the management in this instance was unfair at all. i think that this is part of it. this doesn't mean that stephen a. smith is a bad person or a bad pan. man. this is a good man who made a mistake. yes, in this instance, i think that espn, while every instance is different, sometimes they do suspend, sometimes they don't. in this instance, judging this on what it was, i think this is warranted. it will go forward and he'll continue his career. he's very important over there, and he has an opinion, and he veered off course a little bit. >> jim, thank you very much. jim, bree, jessica, thank you. >>> right now on capitol hill, new action linked to the v.a. scandal with the house voting on the bill tha

i'm not sure stephen a. smith meant to use the word provocation in parts. boils down to this. if you condemn stephen a. smith, logically you believe it means it's impossible for a female ever to physically provoke a male. and that's fine if that's your position. but i don't necessarily believe that if you took a poll of the family violence courts or the police officers or anyone in the domestic violence business or divorce law, i don't know that they would agree with you that it's impossible for a female to ever physically provoke a male. and that's the only way you can condemn smith. >> listen, he probably should have gotten maybe a little bit more facts. i have written about this. i have studied it. and it's the underreported domestic abuse. and that is domestic abuse against men. but listen, you said maybe he didn't mean to say provocation, right? or provoke. there are plenty of instances, and this is what he said about chad johnson back in 2012. there are plenty of instances where provocation comes into consideration, instigation comes into consideratio

after a discussion about rice friday on espn, host stephen a. smith received a firestorm of criticism from viewers and colleague michelle beadle after suggesting that victims can take steps to avoid provoking violence. >> we also have to make sure that we learn as much as we can about elements of provocation. not that there's real provocation, but the elements of provocation. you've got to make sure that you address it because what we've got to do is do what we can to try to prevent the situation from happening in any way. >> yesterday smith offered a taped apology because of the comments and how they were perceived. and here's some of what he had to say. >> my words came across that it is somehow a woman's fault. this was not my intent. it is not what i was trying to say. yet the failure to clearly articulate something different lies squarely on my shoulders. to say what i actually said was foolish is an understatement. to say i was wrong is obvious. to apologize, to say i'm sorry doesn't do the matter its proper justice, to be quite honest. but i do

espn slapping commentator stephen a. smithnsion over comments he made about domestic abuse following the nf almost suspension of baltimore ravens running back ray royce. rice allegedly knocked out his then fiance in a casino elevator, classy. in a response seemed to suggest, that sometimes abuse is the woman's fault. >> i try to employ the female members of my family, some of who you all met and talked to, what have you, again, this what i have done, this all my life, let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions. >> yeah. slippery slope. smith apologized for comments but still told to take a week off work. rice was suspended for only two games. >> go ahead. sandra, you're sporty one. >> i'm jumping in on this one because, listen, i don't think there is anybody, i will speak for you all in this couch, i don't think there is anybody sitting here today this is going to be detriment tall to stephen smith's career. >> by the way, same thing about chad johnson in 2012. >> take a week off. sid on the bench. espn will

and it seems like, you know, with stephen a. smith'sat. i'm tired of that. >> it seems that you must have made him mad is a common refrain when you hear people telling family members and loved ones that they've been hit by someone they're in a relationship with. >> well, you know, i can make a lot of people mad with the things i say, but that doesn't give a man a right to throw me against the wall and knock me out, because that would be a crime, and that's called assault. >> right, exactly. i want to know, carol, there's likely the chance that there's a young woman watching right now who is in a situation similar to the one that you were in, similar to a situation who many women are in. what do you want her to know? >> i want her to know first and foremost it is not your fault. you did nothing to deserve that and secondly, she should tell as many people as she possibly can, including the authorities and not be afraid. she shouldn't be afraid of the outcome, because there's nothing to be ashamed of, number one, and number two, you got to

also stephen a. smith's poll full apology is on gretawire. >>> to night on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," are senior citizens the most dangerous people on the planet? shocking new evidence suggests the old lady down the street could beat the crap out of you at any moment. plus, how does the vice president really feel about women voting? >> it is outrageous. w45* in the hell are -- what in the hell are we doing? >> this is not chauvinist. i am not being pho -- facicoious jie. and we will look at what the mainstream media hasn't considered. >> and now let's welcome our guests. well she was asked to be

let's take a listen what stephen a. smithke a listen. >> what i have tried tomorrow ploy the female members of my family, let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions. because, if i come or somebody else comes, whether it's law enforcement officials, your brother, or the fellows that you know, if we come after somebody has put their hands on you, it doesn't negate the fact that they already put their hands on you. but let's try to make sure that we can do our part in making sure that that doesn't happen. >> so, a the lo of people are saying stephen a. smith is insensitive, doesn't care about women, it's been, you know, he take it further women's fault fitting into the same category skirt so short that's way she was sexually assaulted or this or that he tried to clarify. this as i said earlier and i want to reiterate strongly it is never okay to put your hands on am works ever. i want to state very clearly i could the no believe a woman provokes the horrible domestic abuses that are sadly such a major problem

>>> and espn stephen a. smithnd his apology for his controversial comments on domestic violence which sent the ladies of "the view" especially whoopi goldberg into a very provocative and heated discussion. >>> first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> mika, did you see the pictures from outside of boston yesterday? a tornado? >> oh, my gosh. yeah. >> we had a tornado in connecticut two days ago and then yesterday up there outside of boston. this is very rare. this was actually near the coast. only about 10 to 15 miles north of downtown boston. there was 120-mile-per-hour winds and ef-2 tornado went right through this highly populated industrial area and fortunately no injuries. can you imagine that? look at the huge trees that came down. a picturesque picture in los angeles. you can see a tornado twisting there but it stayed harmlessly over the open fields. >>> yesterday in new england wind damage and a lot of cleanup and trees down. storm system that produced a tornado is gone. so the lower humidi

. >>> espn host stephen a. smith facing backlash for his comments on domestic violence, getting a lot of buzz over the weekend. a man has no, quote, business putting hands on a woman. smith plans to address the situation on his show today. >>> players pushing into the first row of the stands where punches were thrown all during a aaa baseball game. 11 people were ejected including reno's manager phil nevin. the colorado rockies committing an error in spelling. colorado handed out 15,000 jerseys to fans of short stop tulowitzi. foul ball. they forgot the second "t." >> no excuse. >> he was actually at yankee stadium this weekend. he's a little injured. he went to watch jeter play. >> that's kind of cool. >> everybody loves jeter. >> of course. you can't give him heat because he has an excuse. >> good spellers>>> we showed you the crazy weather over the weekend. lightning strike on the beach in california, florida yes, texas yes. but california? that's a very rare event. unusual active pattern. with july here, it's inc

>> and today espn analyst stephen a. smith made a comment on his morning show that caused further backlash on twitter. he said this is no excuse for putting hands on a woman. but he tells the women in his family that women should not do anything to provoke wrong actions. krenek says that's the worst reaction to have. >> it's an old, old myth that serve's no one's interests any longer. >> reporter: in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> we have new video to show you tonight of a house fire in the east bay. this is very alarming because of the heatwave we're under. this home was burned and nearly two acres of wild land in lafayette also burned. the fire started in a garage on monticello road around 6:30 this evening. thankfully, the two people inside got out safely, along with their dogs. now nearby valley caught on fire. firefighters say the lack of wind tonight was a blessing, or this could have spread quickly. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, fire concern and overall heat concern. a lot of

also stephen a. smith's poll full apology is on gretawire. ton. >> >>> voirl factor is on. tonight: >> whoa. >> fighting in the middle east threatens americans. a very serious situation that few understand. tonight, charles krauthammer and i will sort it out. >> we got 19 dead. got 100 more infected spreading like a brush fire. >> what are you talking about? >> if one of them have got it then 10 of them have got it now. >> very interesting upon. >> this time it's not a movie. deadly owe bowl la virus threatening africa and two americans apparently have it. will ebola come to the u.s.a.? we'll tell you this evening. >> smoke a lot? a little. >> a little bit, man. [ laughter ]

>>> stephen a. smith for his controversial comments which spent the ladies of "the view" especially whoopi to a very provocative place. >>> and we have been glued to the ups and downs of toronto mayor rob ford. wait till you see what i saw, the ford brothers at play. this is "way too early." >> whoo! >>> built those seesaws tough up north. good morning, everybody, i'm thomas roberts. it is tuesday, july 29th. welcome to the show that still has a hard time telling the ford brothers apart now that rob is slimming down. he looks a little better. we'll show you that video later today. >>> we begin in the middle east where the crisis between israel and hamas is now in its fourth week, and the hopes for a resolution, that appears to be dwindling. overnight airstrikes lit up the sky in the center of gaza city as israel hit key hamas locations. the targets including hamas's tv station and the home of one of the group's top leaders. now, the strikes came as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu delivered a nat

. >>> e st pn -- espn has suspended stephen a. smith for his comments about domestic abuse. speaking about ray rice's two- game suspension after an altercation with these hen fiance, smith suggested women should not do anything to provoke men. he later apologized. >> to say what i actually said was foolish was an understatement. to apologize, to say i'm sorry doesn't do the matter its proper justice to be quite honest. >> smith went on to say that his comments were the most egregious mistake of his career. as for rice he and his fiance later married. >>> two women are lucky to be alive after getting stuck on a railroad bridge in indiana. as a locomotive was baring down on them 80 feet above the ground, the women made a spur of the moment decision. they dived in between the tracks and leapt the 100-car train pass over them. they were likely to be charged with criminal trespassing. >>> in los angeles it's a water main break of epic proportions. in the middle of sunset boulevard nearly four million gallons of water spewed 30 feet into the air. that were then cascaded down the s

. >> and stephen a. smith got a worse -- >> and you know what happened -- took the paddle on the butt over and over -- >> corporal punishment still an available option. problem, tell you this as a mother of public school kids, two of them. >> good girl. >> tenure. >> that's the problem. >> not there, do they? >> they don't have tenure. they might. teachers unions, they're crazy. >> be careful. they'll pamake your kids sit on the floor. >> ucla. >> just shut it off. what is going on when it takes you two days to shut off the water main? >> the biggest water crisis in u.s. history. >> no one will ever be able to shower in los angeles county ever again. >> stanky. smell like paris. >> the thing i liked about it, a lot of bruins out there enjoying the water. the water sport, fully engaged there. >> kennedy, see you tonight on "the independence" 9:00 eastern. >> on tomorrow night at 9:00. >> stophal. >> thank you. >>> might be worse than crying babies. a group of sumo wrestlers traveling together in japan made for

also stephen a. smith's poll full apology is on gretawire. >>> to night on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," are senior citizens the most dangerous people on the planet? shocking new evidence suggests the old lady down the street could beat the crap out of you at any moment. plus, how does the vice president really feel about women voting? >> it is outrageous. w45* in the hell are -- what in the hell are we doing? >> this is not chauvinist. i am not being pho -- facicoious jie. and we will look at what the mainstream media hasn't considered. >> and now let's welcome our guests. well she was asked to be the next batch law are the, but she declined. she has four kinds of hepititis. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. >> no, i don't. >> and he was asked to be the next bachelor until he realized he would have to leave his apartment and talk to people. and a first time guest, charles cook. and we first met as interns at santa's workshop. he is the host of the new show on vice called, get this, "the jim norton

. >> espn is suspending stephen a. smith for remarks he made about domestic violence. he went o said women may share in the blame for violence depending on elements of provocation. he apologized monday saying it was the most egregious error of his career. smith will return to espn next week. >>> al-qaeda and it's affiliates are making more and more money were ransoms. european countries are the ones paying the most. roxana saberi with more on this. >> reporter: european governments deny paying ransoms for hot ta hostages, but "the new york times" say they are paying up and bankrolling al-qaeda. hostages held at gunpoint are potent weapons. kidnappings like these about al-qaeda and it's affiliates now account for half the group's revenue generating $125 million ransom money since 2008. france paid $58 million. switzerland nearly $12.5 million and spain and austria together just over $14 million. the ransoms are rising. in 2003 kidnappers received $2,000 per hostage. they now get up to $10 million. critics say governments shouldn't be paying ransoms. >> they're paying fo

. >>> espn's stephen a. smithetimes provoke men who hit them. >> on friday, speaking right here on first take on the subject of domestic violence, i made to what can only amount to the most egregious error in any career. i went so far to use the word provoke in my diatribe. the failure to clearly articulate something different lies squarely on my shoulder. >> it is nice that he apologized but i wonder that espn will do what it aught to do. in 2012, the management at espn expressed outrage when two employees use the afraid chink in the armor. so why is espn giving smith a pass? your twitter comments are scrolling at the bottom of the screen. >> welcome. >> thanks, carol. jan, i'll -- i'm glad you are both here. jan, i'm going to pose that question to you. should smith be suspended? >> you know, i truly hope that the story does not become about smith. i hope we can keep our eye on the ball. my hope is that his apology was genuine, but what i do know is he's helped this country have a dialog about taking the word fro

. >> but first the words of espn's stephen a. smitht started a firestorm and the woman sportscaster sounding off about those remarks. >> i made what can only amount to the most egregious error of my career. >> i've done this all my life. let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong action. >> in ray rice's case he probably deserves more than the two-game suspension. we also have to make sure that we learn as

stephen a. smith is off the air for a week. why did espn take this action?ittle confused by the timing. because he came on to the air on monday morning, read his apology, and then went on back to work like nothing had happened. he went on again today. but this then this afternoon espn decided to take him off the air for a week. they don't use the word suspension, but this is clearly a suspension. he is away for a week. >> do you think this is a fallout that they had a change of mind? >> one of the things the espn president said in his internal memo. he talked with law enforcement people at espn, including a lot of women at the network. he talked to the employee resource group there, got their feedback. and i do think after maybe getting a lot of people's feedback, you can see it here in the statement, they say it will return next wednesday. after getting all that feedback, maybe that's why they decide to do this. i think if they were going to do this, they should have announced it on monday when he apologized rather than having to go back to work for two wee

also stephen a. smith's poll full apology is on gretawire. good night from washington. >> >>> voirl factor is on. tonight: >> whoa. >> fighting in the middle east threatens americans. a very serious situation that few understand. tonight, charles krauthammer and i will sort it out. >> we got 19 dead. got 100 more infected spreading like a brush fire. >> what are you talking about? >> if one of them have got it then 10 of them have got it now. >> very interesting upon. >> this time it's not a movie. deadly owe bowl la virus threatening africa and two americans apparently have it. will ebola come to the u.s.a.? we'll tell you this evening. >> smoke a lot? a little. >> a little bit, man. [ laughter ] also ahead the authorities in denver say the homeless exploding all because of legalized marijuana. we will have update. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the threats to america grow. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. i

. >> i'm stunned that stephen a. smith would go there with that. >> it's 19th century. bill in the green room, i remember telling my ex-wife knock my front tooth out. how did i react? i went looking for my tooth on the floor. i mean i had it coming, i probably did. the point i had it coming -- first of all, he is absolutely wrong about that. but look at jameis winston. the heisman trophy winning quarterback for florida state. he allegedly date raped somebody, they don't even investigate the date rape because they give the guy a pass because he's a great football player and they want to win the national championship and the heisman trophy. they devalue the worth of women because they extol the virtue of these athletes. it is their commercial value rather than their -- >> here's a commentator on espn. and boy if he didn't just say exactly what everyone thought someone defending athletes on espn would say. did he step into it? >> like again, they get protected all the time, these athletes. and you know what? when you assault a woman, or even when a woman assaults a man, li

we reached out to espn for comment on stephen a. smithement and apology. >> we want to give folks a chance to weigh in on this one. what do you think of the controversy and smith's comments? let us know by heading to facebook or twitter by using #orangeroom. >>> an incredible story to hear this morning of the wonders of science. a boy spent the last six years looking for a way to help him. they weren't sure where to turn until a group of engineering students came into the picture with ingenuity and a lot of heart. kerry sanders has the story. >> this one is a cool one. >> reporter: this 6-year-old was born this way. his parents say he's always coped and surprised them with what he could do. >> want pink lemonade? >> if he was get a prosthetic with a right hand, they figure he could do so much more. insurance wouldn't cover the birth defect, so his parents tried to build him a new arm with a kit they found on the internet. >> i was thinking he was going to put it up, something like that. tiny hands on a tiny arm. that was going to be able

a restaurant in michigan. not far from where the family lives. >>> welcome back. time for sports and espn analyst stephen smith is being temporarily pulled from on-air duty after the commercial comments about domestic violence. a statement released yesterday reads stephen smith will not appear on first take or espn radio for the next week. he'll return to espn next wednesday. espn has been careful in not calling it a suspension. but it seems to be that. the absence of smith from the air waives comes four days after the comments on the ray rice domestic violence allegations which smith suggested that women play a role in provoking violence from men. smith apologized yesterday. >>> the washington redskins face ongoing controversy regarding the team's name and logo being receive as a offensive. hillary clinton weighed in and when asked about it during an interview on fusion tv. her response was the name was insensitive. >> i think it's insensitive. i think there's no reason for it to continue as the name of a team in our nation 'capitol. i would love to see the owners think hard. >> any suggestions? >> no. i have

a. smith is being temporarily pulled from his on-air duties after his controversial comments about domestic violence. a statement says stephendio for the next week. he will return to espn next wednesday. now careful, espn has been here to not call this a suspension but it seems to be just that. the absence of smith from the air waves comes four days after his comments on the ray rice domestic violence allegations, in which smith suggested that women play a role in provoking violence from men. smith apologized on air monday. >> yeah. i don't know. >> how do you feel about that, mika? >> really? >> don't hold back. >> i just think that -- i think it's too bad we can't have a conversation without people exploding, because i think he was trying to make a pointing. it might have been inartful but there was a point to what he was saying that is absolutely valid and has value. the wrong word was used. hello, look at the show today. sometimes that happens. >> the problem with him is that he runs at a very hot temperature. and so he's a provocateur. so when you run that hot all the time, when something like that that might be phrased

in other sports news, stephen smith apologizing after making a controversial comment about a mastic violence. -- about domestic violence. by alluding to a woman's role in such heinous manners, going so far to use the word provoke in my diatribe. my words came across that it is somehow a woman's fault -- this was not my intent. it is not what i was trying to say. >> his comment was made in response to the nfl's decision to suspend ray rice for the first two games of the season. rice pleaded guilty to charges incidents inmestic regards to his wife. a florida mother is facing a child neglect child after she allowed her seven-year-old son to walk to a park alone. she thinks he is old enough to do that. pool,e passed the public someone asked him where his mother was and got worried because sex offenders live in the vicinity. >> they asked me a couple of questions. i ran off to the park. they called the cops. >> i do not think i was doing anything wrong. my parents would've been in jail every day. >> florida has no law that says how old the child must be before they can go somewhere unsupervised.

. >>> espn's stephen a. smith one week after saying women could be to blame for domestic abuse and provoke wrong actions. he has since apologized and calls the comments, quote, the most egregious error of his career. rice, you'll recall, was suspended for allegedly knocking his then fiancee, now wife, unconscious and dragging her off an elevator after a fight. >> at least we're having the conversation now. >> that's the point. as i said yesterday, i know steven a., i know him not to be a neanderthal and knuckle dragging dude. he's not that guy. >> yes. >> that was an unscripted moment on live television that can often get you into trouble. >> right. >> as we can all attest. >> and he's had a terrible week as a result. >> he is not the problem, but he did speak -- >> it speaks to a greater problem an that's what's worthy of the discussion. >> it is. >> and also good to hear he didn't lose his job all together. that's been happening a lot. >> and also yesterday, can we also talk about the fact that carol costello, o

views whoopee goldberg sparks the conversation saying the woman who hits a man should expect to get hit back. an espn's stephen smithlogizes for his recent comments. it's in our "newsnation" gut check. and this. >> nothing short -- >> that's fela in a new documentary about his fascinating life called "finding fela" how he used music to spark a revolution and battle corruption in his home country of nigeria. >>> and last night "running wild" premiered featuring zack efron. my episode won't air for a few weeks. jimmy kimmel decided to have a little fun at my expense. take a look. >> showed a clip from his show on the "today" show. him propelling into a gorge with tamron hall and tamron didn't seem excited to be there. >> it's going to be good. >> oh! >> okay. >> okay. >> it's good. it's good. it's good. >> oh, my god! oh! >> okay. it's fun to watch. but if you remove the visuals from the equation, you take out the video i think it's even more fun to listen to. >> it's going good, tamron. it's going to be good. oh. it's good! it's good! it's good! oh, my god! >> i don't know how jimmi kimmel got the naked pictures of m

a video. four americans were killed in the assault including u.s. ambassador to libya christopher stephens. information officer sean smith. and cia operatives. you can see them there. 51% of americans support an additional investigation into the way the obama administration handled the incident. is this our taxpayers dollars well spent? >> this is a lot of money. it will be focus on hiring employees, digging to 25,000 documents, is this really what needs to happen, do we need to spend this kind of money to get the right answer, to get any answer from the administration to find out what happened? this is upsetting and it will not go over well with the american public and the taxpaying public. >> but this administration forces us to spend hard-working dollars of american taxpayers that they could just comply with instead of having us dance around the carousel every time to try to get some information. >> absolutely. so it is tragic this tool could not be one-tenth the price because of people were more forthcoming the price would be less expensive. however, trying to sure up our system of government and hold people accountable is nothing. this

smith was picked up july 18. she has since bonded out of jail but she will be back in rockville in a courtroom in a few weeks to face these charges. stephen tschida, abc~7 news. >> thank you very much. after nearly 40 years in the hoover building the f.b.i. is leaving the district. the list is now down to three potential sites for a new headquarters. two of the sites were in prince george's county. one in fairfax county. all are near metro stations or interstates. horace holmes is live from capitol hill where lawmakers from maryland just held a news conference. horace. >> alison, that list was paired from 12 to the 3 that you just mentioned and maryland lawmakers say they like their chances. two of the three potential sites are in prince george's county. one is this plot of land near the greenbelt metro taught, the second -- stop, the second the site of the old landover mall. it would bring 11,000 jobs and a big economic boost. >> the f.b.i. is on the job 24/7 in our own country and around the world. that f.b.i. needs a headquarters that is modern and ready for the 21st century. we need a fully-consolidated f.b.i., not a small, slinky f.b

stephen smith highlight this guy culture with in sports. you know about this whole culture. you are the guys guy. .ou're building companies you have to walk ane line as well. >> you have to be careful. he tends to be an emotional guy. in particular. he goes on these rants. little -- yout a just have to be mindful of the audience you are speaking to and the fact you are representing a very public way. i think the punishment fits the crime in this situation. and i do not think this will be a big deal in his career. you have to be mindful of the fact that society is sensitive to the stuff for good reason. you know, you have just got to watch her self. >> and your company, you have got a distinct voice as well and a very edgy voice. to you find sometimes you have to walk a fine line when you talk to customers? walk aabsolutely have to fine line. we are not misogynistic. we make fun of men for loving women. we do not make fun of women. i think we are careful along that line. -- tos something that have a relationship with a consumer base that trust you and really looks to you as someone they would take advice from, you cannot just water everythin

. >> reporter: he was indicted on a charge of aggravated assault. friday, the host, stephen smith> we have to make sure we learn as much as we can about elements of provocation. not that there's real provocation, but the elements of provocation. you have to address it. we have to do what we can to try to prevent the situation from happening in any way. >> reporter: reaction to smith's happening in any way. >> reporter: reaction to smith's comment was sharp and almost ganncr: we took care of your back pain. you make him the mvp. tylenol is clinically proven to provide strong, fast pain relief. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol he paid for ya. ♪ it's a german luxury sedan. but it's still an audi. ♪ the audi a4. performance with the right attitude. get exceptional offers on the audi a4 during the summer of audi event. visit audioffers.com today (sfx) rings sound design. >>> a lesion of superheroes and >>> a lesion of superheroes and sci-fi fa nanatics with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover. i t