tim smith is in lester. >> >> reporter: that's how a friend describes largesse. but now he is in court facing weapons charges. police say they found an arsenal of weapons. police say largesse had two handguns on him and was wearing a bulletproof vest when he was arrested. >> he was very cooperative and joking around with the cops the whole time because that's what he does is try to make light of everything. he's not the monster the media is making him to be at all. >> reporter: lester police have a different take. they were trying to arrest him for an alleged domestic assault in worcester when they found the weepenings, which -- weapons which included a rifle. >> it is almost unthinkable. >> reporter: largesse was ordered held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing on thursday. >> reporter: he wasn't out to hurt anybody? >> no, not at all. i had my daughter in the car when i went to pick him up. >>> the trial is underway for the officer charged of killing freddie gray. people outside could hear them inside clearly.he was in police custody when he died from

chef tim smith is from great britain. >> the day i left for america my dad, you know, i was very nervousu know, i was 23 years old, and my father said, oh, what have you lot got to lose? it might change your life. >> it did. he was only supposed to be here for a one-year cooking internship. and then -- >> i found the girl. i met the girl. >> the girl colleen became his wife 10 years ago and he never made it over the pond and back to he know land. >> i just fell mad until love with her after like day one of meeting her. >> now they have two children. good thing he stayed for the foodies in downingtown who can enjoy his dishes like roasted garlic risoto. topped with lump crab and asparagus. butter nut squash sandwich. oh, my. or a bowl of tie curry. >> chef, this is dynamite. >> awesome. thank you. >> of course a salute to his homeland, english fish and chi chips. >> that batter is so crunchy on the outside. flaky and perfect. going to clear the palate real quick. >> all this food can be paired up with the restaurant's selection of craft beers. >> right now we have all from pennsylvania an

tim: kelly smith was in flandreau over the weekend and brings us more.. " flandreau, s.d. - with less than two months till the country's first marijuana smoking lounge was scheduled to open its doors, the flandreau santee sioux tribe has scrapped the plan. tribal attorney seth pearman says the tribe has suspended its plan and ordered their police force to burn all of the marijuana they were growing, which was worth millions of dollars. from the moody county sheriff to the south dakota's attorney general, many people have voiced their concerns about the tribe legalizing marijuana on the reservation. "i was afraid of the violence going on up here, crime," flandreau resident mike yeakey said. the tribe released a statement saying they wanted to suspend their efforts to get clarification from the federal government. attorney general marty jackley says it's a confusing topic. "the federal government creating complex tribal laws and then making determinations if it is or isn't going to enforce certain laws which has really created the problem. so i never blamed this on tribal authorities or

as tim smith reports as a natural gas line was fueling the flames. >> when she opened the basement door, flames came from whether every. poured from a home on nine greenwood avenue. four people were rescued by ladder. flour adults and two kids. >> well, the challenge is when you get a call of people in the building, children in the building, the guys did a great job of getting them out. >> reporter: just across the street, a family watches. they grew up in this house. >> we are happy they got out. >> reporter: it must have been terrifying. >> oh, it was because i didn't know if anyone was hurt. all i know is when i got the phone call they were taking my mother to the hospital. i was so scared. >> reporter: in all, five residents and two firefighters were taken to the hospital. the multifamily home was a loss just a few days before ting dc. >> it always seems that people lose their house before thanksgiving. it's unbelievable. >> we just lost my dad a couple of months ago and his ashes are in there and his pictures. we lost everything. >> reporter: and the firefighters were worried about

soator smith: -- tim: programming does happen. it is supposed to be part of the federal system. do they try it? computers seems like a good thing to learn, because that is a huge part of what creates coming apart in society. some people know how to do with computers and others don't. are their career-based things? could you teach someone impulse control? kevin: i would just say the courses just talked about, these courses, most of the programming is taught by inmates. i would say hydroponic scum of but i could say jeopardy, i could teach a class on current events or crocheting and get credit. it was all busy work. it was just the prison administration way to show they were keeping us busy. they would sign and attendance form. then they would get their certificate. i'm so busy working hard. we are rehabilitating you. everybody felt good about this con we were all in on. i joke about it, but it's so corrosive. these are people who need to learn the rules. as jeff was saying about the hustles -- people did all of these things. they would iron shirts. they would make food. i did not

about tim's path and the grief retreats for moms and dads who lost children, was really out of my own need for something like that. >> i go to three aa or na meetings a week. >> reporter: gavin smith is living at tim's house. >> i have done time before so doing time is easy. i decided to try something different. >> reporter: he knows tim would approve. >> i talk to him every once in a while. >> does he send you messages? >> yes. >> that's what i wanted for those guys to feel that connection to feel taken care of that it's not just a house, that there's more, much more behind it than that. >> reporter: so for helping stop the violence, comforting grieving parents, and giving young men in recovery a home, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to stacey redman. allen martin, kpix 5. >> tim's house runs in partnership with the bridges program and the service league of san mateo county and the foundation recently began sponsoring a counseling at sequoia high school in redwood city to help transition students who are coming out of juvenile hall. remember, you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> persimmons are a common produce t

rest assured we enhanced presence fans will be relaxed action on the field, which will be a smith, with unl said. tim: planning on watching the game at t me, kick off will be at 2:30pm a a at 10 tomorrowmorning check out the hehes game pregame show. chris lmquist reports live from memorial stadium while alex walker will be live with fans at the hard rock casino. tim: if you need some help getting in the christmas spirit after thanksgiving, you can take your family to downtown sioux city for the festival of trees. you can view and bid on over 70 decorated trees and wreaths in the hochunun centre atrium.m. then, on december 3rd, the live auction will start with the highest silent bid. proceeds this year will go to the siouxland autism support group. tim: christmas trees again fill the south dakota state capitol in pierre. the 2015 grand lighting ceremony kicks off the holiday season at the capitol. the capitol christmas display includes nearly 1010trees that are decorated by volunteers from communities, schools, churches, nonprofit organizations and state government offices. this year's theme is "chris

tim: coming up in sports...year two of the craig smith era begins next week. find out how the adjustment is going for both coach and players up ahead. jenna: plus... iowa state's seniors will say goodbye to jack trice stadium this saturday. we'll hear from the cyclones on taking on oklahoma state. chris palmquist cpalmquist@kcaut v.com chris: back in 2011, iowa state hosted an national championship dreams and spoiled those hopes with a 37-31 double overtime win. on saturday, the current cyclones will have a chance to do the same. the cowboys were ranked 14th in last week's initial college football playoff rankings, but after a 20 point win over tcu on saturday, oklahoma state will be much higher in tomorrow's poll. all time, the cyclones have had troubles with the cowboys--in fact that 2011 upset win was the only for coach paul rhoads in the series but isu is 12-12-1 against the pokes at jack trice stadium and are looking for some more magic on saturday. paul rhoads--" there's certainly a lot of similarities with the date of the game, with their high ranking a

. >> reporter: gavin smith is living at tim's house. >> i have done time before so doing time is easycided to try something different. >> reporter: he knows tim would approve. >> i talk to him every once in a while. >> reporter: does he send you messages? >> yeah. >> that's what i wanted, right, was for those guys to feel that connection, to feel taken care of there that's it's not just a house, that there's more, much more behind it than that. >> reporter: so for helping stop the violence comforting grieving parents and giving young men in recovery a home, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to stacey redman. allen martin, kpix 5. >>> tim's house is run in partnership with the bridges program and the service league of san mateo county. and the foundation recently began sponsoring a counselor at sequoia high school in redwood city to help transition students who are coming out of juvenile hall. you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> a chilly evening of a degree or two cooler tonight. let's check in with our kpix 5 weather

. >> reporter: gavin smith is living at tim's house. >> i done time before so doing time is easy i decided to try something different. >> reporter: he knows tim would approve. >> i talked to him every once in a while. >> reporter: does he send you messages. >> yeah. >> that's what i wanted right was for the guys to feel that connection. to feel like taking care of that it's not just a house that there's more much more behind it than that. >> reporter: so for helping stop the violence, comforting grieving parents and. [audio not understandable] recovery at home, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to stacy redmon. >> we will be back with one last look at you ever forecast. ,,,,,, [announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. but mattress price wars is ending soon. >>> one final look at high def doppler you can see showers in the north bay that will be moving south and the whole bay area will see object and off showers thro

. >>> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> it's 10:00 a.m. tim on the east coast and the worst violence to strike france since world war ii. one bomber has been identified and details coming. pope francis calling the attacks part of a third world war. this is the islamic state claims responsibility for the killings of now than somewhere of 120 innocent men and woman and calling the attack the first of the storm, and isis mocking france as trans lated to o the capital of adultery and vice. [ screaming ] . >> the video and images have been pouring into fox news and this showing people scrambling out of the back of the venue last night as others hung from windows and trying to escape. it was the worst of several shootings throughout paris. according to reports, the gunman wearing suicide vests burst into the concert hall and sprayed the crowd and took dozens of people hostage and executing them one by one and one survivor says it was ten horrific minutes. the attack was for syria and said that they could blame the president for france's involvement

. >>> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> it's 10:00 a.m. tim on the east coast and the worst violence to strike france since world war ii. one bomber has been identified and details coming. pope francis calling the attacks part of a third world war. this is the islamic state claims responsibility for the killings of now than somewhere of 120 innocent men and woman and calling the attack the first of the storm, and isis mocking france as trans lated to o the capital of adultery and vice. [ screaming ] . >> the video and images have been pouring into fox news and this showing people scrambling out of the back of the venue last night as others hung from windows and trying to escape. it was the worst of several shootings throughout paris. according to reports, the gunman wearing suicide vests burst into the concert hall and sprayed the crowd and took dozens of people hostage and executing them one by one and one survivor says it was ten horrific minutes. the attack was for syria and said that they could blame the president for france's involvement

. >>> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> it's 10:00 a.m. timeast coast and the worst violence to strike france since world war ii. one bomber has been identified and details coming. pope francis calling the attacks part of a third world war. this is the islamic state claims responsibility for the killings of now than somewhere of 120 innocent men and woman and calling the attack the first of the storm, and isis mocking france as trans lated to o the

smith says it might cost a few extra bucks to take a class but its learn to shoot before you get your permit, or even a refresher when getting one renewed. tim on cam two air france flights from the u-s to france were diverted tonight after bomb threats were called in from the ground, that's according to a u.s. government official. both planes landed safely, and passengers were being bussed to a terminal. one flight originated in los angles and the other from washington dulles. sources are not saying if the threats came from the same person or not. jenna: and a bomb threat forces an evacuation of a stadium in germany. according to german media -- the french alerted german federal police to an iraqi sleeper -- who french intelligence says had concrete plans to attack. no bombs were found. but it's adding to the fear surrounding the ris attacks -- as peopop around the world search for the those responsiblbl erin mclaughlin brings us more from paris. " "the hunt is on for 26-year-old salah abdeslam, one of the suspected terrorists in friday's attack in paris. his brother, ibrahim, blew himself up during the attacks that left 129 dead. their fam

mayor dennis williams hopes that jada pinkett smith's show will at least be filmed in wilmington so it will bring money into the city. that's when he told timide the controversy. >> reporter: an old restaurant, piece of wilmington torn down in a good way, eventually -- >> so match happening. >> reporter: -- the spot four family ready houses. each as the mayor smiles at a playground opening up the road -- >> we want this park to be for all of our children. >> reporter: -- he's happy with a tv work. >> do i think abc is being short sighted? i do. ridiculous. >> reporter: abc picked up a

mayor dennis williams hopes that jada pinkett smith's show will at least be filmed in wilmington so it will bring money into the city. that's when he told tim furlong. inside the controversy. >> reporter: an old restaurant, piece of wilmington torn down in a good way, eventually -- >> so match happening. >> reporter: -- the spot four family ready houses. each as the mayor smiles at a playground opening up the road -- >> we want this park to be for all of our children. >> reporter: -- he's happy with a tv work. >> do i think abc is being short sighted? i do. ridiculous. >> reporter: abc picked up a pilot by jada pinkett smith. the show titled "murder town." now hearing about the show, what was your first reaction. >> first reaction was, are you serious? >> reporter: in an article last year, "newsweek" labeled "murder town" usa. that stung. there's a murder and crime problem. he done need a tv show. they make the show, shoot it here and spend the money in the city. >> they may do one or two shows. they do, they'll run one preview and i think it will be doa. acting allegedly, couldn't stay on gotham, gone in a year. >> reporter: he'd like to p

tim mcgraw talking about his music and his daughter. >> she did good. >> that's next. >> but first, does dancing's bindi have the best chance? we have emmitt smith it weigh in the feed just one gala for a food pantry. wife, pat smith, cohosted the event where kevin frazier also ived an award. >> my dream moment with my dream host. >> dr. cheryl action jackson started the charity seven years ago rece and since served 3 million meals to the needy. now giving back to those who help along wait. >> we can shine the spotlight who care about other people. if we can use a platform like this, that is even better. when my doctor told me i have age-related macular degeneration, amd we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... i'm reminded to stick to my plan. including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula that the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd... after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everyt what if there was another way to look at relapsing multiple scler

smith line. >> apply pleasure, thank you. >> we spent so much tim cook. now we've got all the leftovers. >> first thing you have them in your container. get them in within two hours and put them into the refrigerator. and you have some great leftovers. >> sounds great. >> recipes, huh. >> yes, we brought some of our favorites. this is the pulled turkey sandwich. fantastic. you saute celery and onion, mix it with your pulled turkey. add barbecue sauce on there. we have this on the talk line during thanksgiving. it's one of our favorites. >> it's a big hit. just some buns. >> absolutely. use it for game day, whatever you need it for. >> a great idea. >> you can simply reheat the slices. one way to keep some of the moisture in there is drizzle turkeyeybroth, chicken broth, leftover gravy. put it in little layers like this in a shallow pan. cover that pan in the oven 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. >> even if you've dried out your turkey there's a way to salvage is the next day. this is a personal favorite. it's the four cheese turkey mac and cheese. the ki

smith, al jazeera. >> similar tensions on the university of missouri's campus even though school leaders are stepping down, the school president tim stepping down after you'd of not doing enough to fight racism on campus. the chancellor saying he will step down at the end of the year. the university president resigning, the chancellor saying he will do so, too, what's next? >> the students are leading this movement in columbia and they have a list of issues that they have with the administration. the students will be leading this effort. they will be telling us what steps they want to take next and we will be 100% supportive of them as they move forward with these issues. now, i would likes to that we are so very, very proud of our students here in colombia, proud of our athletes who stepped forward and supported the students. this is a first. the students have said that this is not just a one time thing. you are very, very proud of the leadership our students ever taken. i'm sure we will working with them to move forward. >> was this about the racial climate on the campus or fears that the school could lose at much as $2 million

. >>> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> it's 10:00 a.m. timnce world war ii. one bomber has been identified and details coming. pope francis calling the attacks part of a third world war. this is the islamic state claims responsibility for the killings of now than somewhere of 120 innocent men and woman and calling the attack the first of the storm, and isis mocking france as trans lated to o the capital of

kevin ring and jeff smit smith on their experience behind bars and current efforts advocating for prison reform. >>> ladies and gentlemen, thaum f thank you for coming. i am timcarney. i'm a columnist at the washington examiner. i think you have seen erupt around the country, especially in the last year, a discussion on criminal justice reform, on over-criminalization, on all sorts of things. we're going to focus today on a specific aspect of that. let me just -- my thoughts on part of why i picked this. this is about prison specifically. i have got libertarian leanings. i think too many things are illegal. i am a catholic. i think justice and mercy need to be played up. on the other hand, i don't know and i don't think necessarily we'll get into today a question of are we maybe locking up all the millions of people we lock up makes our country safer? that's a tricky question to debate. we have lots of opinions on that. my questions once we put people in prison, are we doing anything to help them, or are we just ruining lives. so when you -- having prison sentences serves a deterrent effect. there is some good there. it keeps dangerous criminals off the stree

fitzpatrick and geno smith were lost to injuries yesterday and reports surfaced last night that the jets were looking for free agents during the game. >> what? >> they can't bring timady tried. been there done that. one former nfl quarterback already offering up his services. former new york giant known as hefty lefty said he would take the job tweeting this yesterday, okay, new york jets, i feel like this is destiny. let's work this out. you know you want to. #coming back to new york. and then there's the mets. >> kansas city royals 7-2 in the game five. it's the royals first championship since the george brett era back in 1985. >> i was thinking ha ha chuck todd miami lost another one. i don't know if i was hoping for duke or miami. >> because it's political. >> no, i just love chuck. 58-0. and then i like when duke loses. the acc announcing it suspended the officiating crew. miami-duke football game for two weeks. the suspension follows errors made in the game's final play. miami beat duke on this ridiculous thing here. returning a kick off 91 yards using 8 laterals. when you see that it's never supposed to work. just go down. this is like rugby. >> the acc says