bob hutton: bad tom smith, in the media, he is referred to as a feudist. one could also say he was a guy down on his luck, very few prospects, probably illiterate who found himself in a love triangle with a physician named dr. john rader. the two of them are fighting over a woman who had supposedly colluded with smith to steal from rader and later kill him. she was eventually given clemency, even though she was implicated in the same crime. this seemed to be more or less a crime of passion. if you asked tom smith, he would say it was a crime based on his own falling as a sinner. he especially landed on whiskey and "bad women." >> the term feudist is interesting. was it used at the time? bob hutton: it was. in the 1890's, the idea that reciprocal white on white blood feuds were common in appalachia, that was a popular idea. in fact, there was plenty of violence but very little could be construed as the montagues and capulets back and forth style blood feud. >> how do you see your research illuminating the larger discussions over capital punishment? bob hutt

tom smith was serving an apartment in dublin when officer michael mays mistook him and killed him. she says before her husband was killed, he was growing frustrated about the lack of training and told her to sue if anything happened to him. she has filed papers in court alleging bart denied her husband's trackty cal training request. an attorney for bart says the agency's top priority is the safety of the officers and public as well. >>> 4:10 is the time. she is finally free. coming up, the way caitlin jenner's introduction to the world could impact the transgender community. >>> plus, thieves targeting commuter rail ways. coming up after the break, what is drawing their attention and the way one senator wants to put the brakes on this growing crime. >>> you can see traffic is looking good as you drive up to the willow pass grade. we'll tell you about the commute coming up. >>> well, ocean temperatures are coming up. inland temperatures still struggling. we'll see what's in store for tuesday . >>> welcome back. the bay area's transgender community is expressing pride over bruce jen

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tom smith, tom smith, blossom hill, san jose area, it's already 68 and rising fast. cheers.u, tom, it's rising fast for many. but there's too much fog even though it's down on the deck. a lot of cloud cover not making an impact. look what's coming around the bend. already 70s for some. 74 for brentwood. 70 livermore, 70 fair field. they are running well above where they were 24 hours ago. 7, the, 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. not so bad for others. it looks like the east bay is getting a pretty -- i think a lot of cloud cover play into our weather tomorrow and maybe, maybe that will produce some rain friday morning. we'll see. fog near the coast. 100s inland. 60s, 70s, by the coast. all right. the fog is on the golden gate. been there for a while. >> i've been monitoring it. it's been sitting there. thank goodness for the fog on a day like today, all right. let me let you know about an issue that we had to deal with on the bay bridge and for all of the folks traying to to make their way into san francisco. here is a live look at the toll plaza, very crowded for this time

in january of 2014, sergeant tom smith was searching an apartment in dublin when officer michael mazehim for an intruder and killed him. smith's widow kelly is also a bart police officer. she says before her husband was killed, he was growing frustrated about the lack of training and told her to sue if anything happened to him. kelly has filed papers in federal court alleging bart denied her husband's tactical training request. bart is maintaining -- a lawyer for bart says the agency's top priority is the safety of its officers and the public. >>> iraq's prime minister is joining representatives from the u.s. and 20 others to re- examine the strategy for fiting islamic state militants. we want to show you video of the isis take over of the city of ramadi last month. >>> a new study shows the war in afghanistan has killed nearly 100,000 people since 2001. the study by brown university says the war in afghanistan is getting worse with the number of people killed and wounded increasing in recent years. the united nations says civilian deaths rose 16% in the first four months of this year

mental health side, and i appreciate very much the new acting director of the regional -- they region tom smith, keeping me updated on the latest. i'm grateful for him stepping into this important role in a difficult situation trying to rebuild, trying to rebuild some of the trust that has been lost. but as i have told him, the progress isn't enough. one reason i believe it isn't enough is that washington has demonstrated something of a short attention span when it comes to these problems. we got their attention last year, and a lot of nice promises have been made in terms of the national v.a. commitment to improve in central alabama. but once our problems leave the front page, there hasn't been sufficient follow-up. mr. speaker, maybe that's because we are depending on a broken bureaucracy to fix itself. maybe it's because we have been asking v.a. leaders to intervene rather than requiring them to intervene. maybe it's time that we change that. when a public school continues to fail to meet basic standards what happens? the state department of education comes in to take over and start to turn

. >>> this pair has been accused of stealing $47,000 of copper wiring from toms river township they caught david smith and patrice with wire cutters in winding river park they determined they were responsible for recent thefts in the area and caused damage to township property during the alleged crimes. >>> a philadelphia man is sentenced to life behind bars for the murder of a philadelphia police officer. vernon odom has the story. >> reporter: it's mandatory lincoln financial in prison for convicted cop killer rafael jones, a career criminal his arrest record dating back to age 12 at a non-jury trial he was convicted of murdering police officer moses walker jr. as he walked in civilian clothing on august 15th 2012. >> rafael jones along with another career criminal, chaney mcfarland at cb moore looking for easy victims and they set upon officer walker thinking he was in fac a temple student. >> impact statements from officer walker's mother and a long time colleague the first cop to the crime scene finding out it was his long time friend that was killed. >> if i could turn back the hans of time to g

tom: let's continue our conversation. coming up on "market makers ", jeffrey smith. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone.mberg surveillance." tom keene, brendan greeley with us as well. here is vonnie quinn with top headlines. vonnie: the senate failed to extend after senator rand paul used procedural methods to delay -- senate majority leader mitch mcconnell urged the senate to keep the spy programs in place. senator mcconnell: we should not be disarming unilaterally as our enemies grow more sophisticated and aggressive. we should not be doing so is part of a campaign of demagoguery and disinformation launched in the weight of the unlawful actions of edward snowden. vonnie: edward snowden was the nsa contractor who revealed details on how information was being collected on americans. time is running out for greece. prime minister elect alexis tsipras prime minister alexis tsipras is penning his hopes on the prime ministers of germany and france. greece must come up with economic reforms so it can come up with more bailout money before it goes into default. in italy, there was an election victory for pri

. >> the club says james pearson and tom hopper both shown here and adam smith want to say they're sorry to the women involved to the club's owners and to the club's fans. the club says the players are being brought home early. >> the club also says "our players at every level are expected to behave as representatives and ambassadors for our futbol club. we treat their conduct extremely seriously." pearson is the son of lester's manager, nigel pearson. on a tour of thailand, the home of lester's owners. just unbelievable story. you just wonder about the culture of the club. a lot of questions to come. >> yeah. >> all right, well jordan's prince ali bin al hussein back in amman after losing the fifa election. blatter elected to a fifth term. nine fifa officials charged with corruption. >> he withdrew from the race before the second round of voting when it was clear blatter would win. >> i want to thank everyone. and this is a democratic decision. and we dead oid our best. this is the most important thing. the issue is really difficult. it is not an easy thing. but i think we earned the re

smith reporting." >>> he is looking to change his deflategate fate. super bowl champ tomis four-game suspension today. his defense and does he stand a chance. >>> for today's trivia question. what was my nickname growing up? here is a hint. it's the title of the first chapter of my new book "getting real." head to facebook.com/gretchencarlson. put your answer in the comments section. i'll reveal the right answer and the lucky fan on my facebook page and on twitter tomorrow. what was my nickname growing up? my grandpa gave it to me. it doesn't rhyme with gretchen. giving you tons of hints. in the first chapter of my book. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we l

tom: dead on. gap this week. brendan: i have an interesting e-mail from the coal sinclair -- from nicole sinclair. fred smiths the ceo of fedex. these calls are always interesting to see his perspective from the logistics and of the economy on what the economy looks like. tom: there it is, david woo from bank of america/merrill lynch. fedex is doing better than good. it is a bull market, but for labor it is not. you mentioned productivity being a conundrum. they cut costs. what does that do to productivity? how does that benefit america? david: the irony is they have been cutting costs. it is not just a u.s. phenomenon. production growth globally has been coming down. this is an issue that is coming up in a big way in the policy circle in terms of how do you address that. this is assuming the fed is still hiking rates. tom: the heart of this is that fedex was a well-run company three years ago. they did not cut costs then. now they are coming in with a vengeance. brendan: now they are coming after the other new new, looking for regulatory approval to acquire another delivery company. amazon is considering cr

tom? >> thank you, mary. >>> tonight, mourners paying their respects to the washington, d.c. family tortured and killed in their home. but the lawyer representing that man saying he's innocent and even a gentleman. ryan smith in washington for us again tonight. ryan? >> reporter: tonight, remembrance for the family brutally killed along with their housekeeper just a couple of weeks ago. a wake for savvas savapoulos, his wife amy and their son, philip. ooze family and friends mourn, the former lawyer for the suspect charged in this quadruple homicide is speaking to abc news. >> he's resolute that he wouldn't kill anybody. >> reporter: daron wint claims he never knew savvas' family and didn't kill the son. >> he had never met the wife. and he insisted he wouldn't under any circumstances harm a child. >> reporter: the lawyer had not been officially hired, but met with wint over the weekend. for now, the lawyer is not commenting on whether there is an alibi. and the family is thanking police, but adding that wint's arrest doesn't abate the pain. many tonight coming to this funeral home to pay their respects. police are pushing forward with the investigation, looking for what they believe are wint's accomplices

. >>> police in toms river says they have arrested the men that they say stole tens of thousands of dollars of copper wire. an officer came across smithing behind an electrical box with wire cutters and a ski mask. and the other was hiding behind the park's bathroom. they found out that the two were stealing and stole $47,000 work of copper and caused $63,000 worth of damage doing it. >>> wal-mart announced normal raise for its workers and this one helps out its manager, they are ranging wages for more than 100,000 employees including department managers and specialized workers like deli employees. they raised their minimum wage to $10 an hour in february they hope high pay will mean better service and could boost sluggish sales. >>> we saw modest gains the dow closed up 64 points and the nasdaq up 22 and s&p up 4. >>> the cost of rent skyrocketing across america and philadelphia not feeling the affect like other cities. it shows san francisco saw a 15% increase on average since last year, and rent in denver has gone up 11.6% in philadelphia while rates are on the rise it's by less than 3%. zilo says that rent is outpacing the real es

smith no, he threatened me in the past. geraldo rivera. he is a news guy isn't he? mike huckabee. he is not there. hannity and comes -- there you go. >> tom, i have a spot for you. >> good, good, good. >> thank you lou. >>> live from america's newsing hs, i'm kelly -- i am kelly wright. south carolina's governor says it is time to remove the confederate battle flag from the grounds at the state capitol. support to move the flag to a museum is building in the wake of the nine murders at the historic emanuel ame church. governor nikki haley is saying the flag is a decisive symbol and that's not what south carolina is about. she is asking the state legislature to take action. >> we are are here in a moment of unity without ill will to say it is time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. >> meantime in mississippi the support there is belling to remove a con fed rad emblem -- confederate emblem from the state flag. speaking of the mississippi house he says the emblem should be removed. but governor phil bryant says the legislature may not reverse when the voters approve a 2-1 margin in 2001. president obama travels to charleston on frida