smith. understand. oh, really? he said, babies are my specialty. blushing, she said, where do we start? he said, leave it to me. i usually try two in the bathroom, maybe one in the living room -- [laughter] we try several positions and i shoot from several angles, i am sure you will be pleased by the results. my, that is a lot, says mrs. smith? in my, and my work, -- work, it pays to take your time. i could be in and out in five minutes, but i am sure you would not be. happy with that" don't i know it, said mrs. smith. twins turned out especially well, especially since her mother was so difficult to work with." were driving around four or five deep to get a good look." exclaimedfive deep," mrs. smith. , and when darkness approached, i had to rush my shots. finally when a squirrel begin nibbling at my equipment, and had to pack it all in." " you mean to say that they chewed on your equipment?" ma'am. if you, are ready, i will set up my tribe have -- tripod, we will get to work." " a tripod?"

this was the center argument in smith, the information -- >> how about smith acknowledged companies couldn't give telephone ears a choice whether they would have data that was recorded, they are recorded. >> that is correct. gathering was just -- didn't have any clue whether the car went through much less the patterns of the calls that were happening. it is that information. >> has smith been applied to trace as well as the registry? >> it has not been by the supreme court and it has not been by this court either. but yes, there are some cases out there. >> if that is the case, the smith principle applies, then it does cover the kind of data you're talking about depending what number the call comes from. >> that is correct but what is going on is significantly bigger and the government is trying to cram a much larger program involving a lot more information than they ultimately can receive. >> the salient difference between smith and the present case is one of magnitude. >> i think that is fair. there is a location for somebody wouldn't have gone with a pen track. the identifiers, one is an

first, we all believe that smith vs. maryland controls the situation and that government is attempting to expand smith to cover a program that is significantly larger than what -- than what smith had to deal with which were just the calls made by a suspect over three days. this is the only targeted mass collection of the communications patterns of millions of people over nine years and kept for five years. this information isn't volunteered, which was the center argument in smith. the information that you -- >> i thought smith acknowledged that the companies didn't give rs a choice as to whether they would have their -- the data that was recorded there recorded? >> well, that's correct. what smith was gathering was just the pin registers, just the numbers dialed out. it didn't include whether the call went through much less the duration of the call or the patterns of the calls that are happening here. so it's not information -- >> has the smith principle been applied to trap and trace as well as to pin registers? >> it h

and with respect to miss smith. and i just mentioned that her house is larger than the layton's house will be after the addition is constructed. and her house extends beyond the layton house on the first and second levels and she has put fences on all sides of her property, and layton's project was approved by the planning commission, 4-0, but for the discretionary review application filed by the appellants with the planning commission, the permit would have been approved, administrativelisingly by the planning staff. and slight impacts to the neighbors are to be expected in connection with me building project. this proposal, or the permitted project is significantly more limited than the allowed height and bulk permitted by the planning code and it will allow, 500 square feet of living space of which 125 square feet is beyond the existing footprint. this is to a structure that is over 100 years old. houses that were designed and built 100 years ago. are generally lack ng space for kitchens and bathroom and closests

first, we don't believe that smith vs. maryland controls the situation and that government is attempting to expand smith to cover a program that is significantly larger than what -- tn what smith had to deal with which were just the calls made by a suspect over three days. this is the only targeted mass collection of the communications patterns of millions of people over many and kept for five years. this information isn't volunteered, which was the center argument in smith. the information that you -- >> i thought smith acknowledged that the companies didn't give telephoners as a choice as to whether they would have their -- the data that was recorded there recorded? >> well, that's correct. but what smith was gathering was just the pin registers, just the numbers dialed out. it didn't include whether the call went through much less the duration of the call or the patterns of the calls that are happening here. so it's not information -- >> has the smith principle been applied to trap and trace as well as to pin registers?

but big daddy joshua smith had a big game in the second half. paul white throws it up, smith finishes strong. out st.wn blows francis, 80-66. women's hoops, gw-maryland. the colonials led at the half, but maryland it's going. in the second, brown, giving the terps the 59-46 lead. maryland wins. and more college hoops, virginia tech goes down, appalachian state, 65-63. navy loses to northeastern. a lot of fun basketball today. football season winding down. we are getting into that transition. >> and tomorrow the comeback of rg iii. >> exactly, we will see what happens.

>>> good morning, this is what it comes down to: aldon smith may have forfeited his are rated signing bonus by getting suspended and he will actually owe the 49ers more money than he will make. he is a week arrest from returning from a nine game suspension for violations of the personal conduct policy and the substance abuse policy. according to our sister network, espn, he will have to pay to play. smith is still playing on the four year $14.4 million contract he signed after being chosen with 2011 because of his suspension he has for guiltied half of his signing bonus of $1.88 so he owes the 49ers his $1.18 million prorated signing bonus for the season. and that will not covert difference from what he makes so the team will take another $661,000 after this season. there is disyosemite over whether the smith camp fulfilling they needed under the rules and he is saying he did and aldon smith responded by media but he tweeted yesterday that it is sad when people wrong you and try to justify it with more b.s. >>> police in the east bay are investigating after the body of a 20-year-old m

steve smith has been very quiet tonight. and when you get that kind of coverage, the quarterback has to pull it down and the sacks get home. you don't get sacks very often without great coverage on the back end. some of these no-name guys for the steelers tonight, antwon blake, brice mccain, they have stepped up, william gay. >> al: koch's puntill bound out of bounds at the 24 yard line. so a week from tonight, here we go to wisconsin to lambeau field. the bears, and boy do they need a win, against the green bay packers. we saw them last week in new orleans. "football night" starts at 7:00. the north standings. detroit is on top 6-2, then green bay. minnesota wins today, they beat washington and the bears at 5. so green bay and chicago both off this week. come off the bye next week. one of the great, great, great rivalries in the history of this league, bears/packers from lambeau on sunday night football. >> cris: it's rivalry month here on nbc, right? we have all kinds of great rivalries. >> al: dallas and the giants coming

is adjacent to the subject property on the south side and additionally there were e-mails from miss smith that stated that i joaned ken and julie in the filing of the review in the e-mail from the attorney, who was representing the miller party, and she stated that they did not represent cynthia however they did join in the process, and they were asking how much time that smith would have to present and the staff did incorrectly state that she would be given three minutes to speak. and at the hearing, the staff that was attending stated that and this is based not on the planning code requirement and but on the rules of the planning commission. that any party to the dr, must speak under the dr requestor's time. and it was stated by the commission, and the secretary that at that hearing that because of this, and also in our staff report, we listed them very clearly as dr requestor and that was public that was publicly available before the hearing, but regrettablely for the staff to give this information to the to miss smith. and that said, this is a denovo hearing and there were two appeals

but i'm going to talk about tonight is adam smith. adam smith is the second best thing to come out of scotland. [laughter] you may know about his famous book which is the wealth of the nation. you may know that he was a free trader and you may have heard of the invisible hand. what i want to talk about tonight is the other book the theory of moral sentiments. it may be the greatest self-help book you've never read and what i tried to do in my book is give you a window into the insight into psychology, economics and applied them to modern life. what i want to i want to do tonight is give you an idea of what he can teach us about the world around us. i want to start with a story. i was in london last week. i think it was last week. this year for sure. it was kind of a whirlwind trip. i'd never been on it before. i gave a talk at a place called the royal society of arts. it's old and it used to be called something like the society for encouraging manufacturing the arts and commerce and now it's addressed the royal society and ideas and i

to clarify that smith was not a part of the dr team. and i did get a call back from somebody in his office and i can't remember his name. mr. sanchez you can fill me in and i also got a e-mail from mr. sanchez saying that there are rules about the dr hearing. and there are rules and that we have to go by the rules and so i we want on-line and i downloaded the rules and i have them right here when i didn't see anything in those rules that say that if someone is mentioned in a dr hearing and if someone is referenced in a dr application that they are part of the dr team and i pointed this out to the gentleman who called me and he kept going around saying well we inferred that she was. we inferred that she was, because she was mentioned. three or four times. well, you know, everybody is mentioned there. because so many neighbors are against this project. and she was mentioned because she is somebody who we care about deeply and, we wanted to help with this situation. and so we mentioned her and we wanted to give her all of the help that can

smith's agent disputes the report. the team and league have not commented. >>> the founder of pandora plans to build a massive 17-bedroom vacation home in rural marin county, and neighbors not happy about it. tim westergren contacted people in the area last year and said he wanted to build a sustainable home and hopes to become part of the community. the actual plans are for an 8300 square foot home with 17 bedrooms, a dozen bathrooms, a meditation hut, a lap pool, and two garages. it will replace a orthodox seminary. it has generated unprecedented interest, and people are worried it will be the beginning of a trend. a affluent buying up properties and forcing out lower income artists and musicians who live in the area. westergren contacted neighbors in september to ease their fears and said it will just be used for a family retreat where he and his wife plan to retire. >> coming up next, it's a mob with good intentions. why these people were dancing for kindness. >>> could we see rain this week? meteorologist drew tum

smith's agent disputes the report. the team and league hav not commented. >>> the founder of pandora plans to build a massive 17-bedroom vacation home in rural marin unty, and neighbors not happy about it. tim westergren contacted people in the area last year and said he wanted to build a sustainable home and hopes to become part of the community. the actual plans are for an 8300 square foot home with 17 bedrooms, a dozen bathrooms, a meditation hut, a lap pool,nd two garages. it will replace a orthodox seminary. it has generated unprecedented interest, and people are worried it will bethe beginning of a trend. a affluent buying up properties and forcing out lower income artists and musicians who live in the aea. westergren contacted nehbors in september to ease their fears and said it will just be used for a family retreat where he and his wife plan to retire. >> coming up next, 's a mob with good intentions. why these people were dancing for kindness. >>> could we see rain this week? meteorologt drew tuma has the for

smith commission. and that should be lauded for the work, it's very important work. i don't see any reason why we won't accept those terms and turn them into draft clauses in january. i mean, every party has to speak for themselves, but during the referendum campaign, and a very long campaign, the conservative party drafted a report which i think set out the case for further fiscal devolution, and i can't prejudge exactly what smith is going to say because i don't know, but i'm very happy with the way it seems to be progressing, and i'm very confident, as i say, that we'll meet both the timetable and the substance. >> can i just get a qualification, it will be based on smith? >> yes. >> and will you, as a government, then seek if there is some element to smith with which you're not happy or the enthusiasm is less than tall? >> i would hope that isn't the case because i think what we're trying to do is reach consensus between the parties. the good thing about this process is that all of the parties in s

on smith more difficult. i think the basic principle i think is right is -- and again, it comes back to this -- how do we try and settle the united kingdom into a settlement where we feel it's working for every part of the country. i think you want to try and work out which of those parts of welfare are uk wide and about the solidarity of the united kingdom. i would say the pension system, the basic state pension for everyone in our united kingdom, you know you got the right to a basic state pension when you retire and you got the whole of the united kingdom taxpayers behind you. so to me that is something i wouldn't want to see devolved. and i think in the referendum campaign and debate, that element of solidarity with the engine came through strongly. -- pension came through strongly. i can't get religious about other aspects of health care. the arguments about benefits and what have you, there's a strong case for saying you can devolve those things and allow local decision making. >> which is due to go to

smith recommendations. >>

>>> now at noon the suspension is officially over for smith. but it comes after another 4er player is out for the season. >> thousands of nurses walk off the job. what they are demanding and how the strike will effect patients. >> we are honoring the men and women who serve our country. we'll show you the events going on around the bay area this veteran's day. >>> good afternoon i'm tori campbell. 49ers line backer aldin smith is back with the team after a long suspension for his troubles with the law. smith was suspended for nine games in august for violating the nfl's policy on potential conduct and substance abuse. he pleaded no contest in may for three felony murder charges and d ux i. smith was alod to be around the team as part of thes is pension but could not participate in on field activities until today. as smith returns, the 49ers have lost one of the team's stars for the remainder of the season. according to fox sports line backer patrick willis is being placed on season ending injured reserve. he is legally to under go surgery on an

steve smith has been very quiet tonight. and when you get that kind of coverage, the quarterback has to pull it down and the sacks get home. you don't get sacks very often without great coverage on the back end. some of these no-name guys for the steelers tonight, antwon blake, brice mccain, they have stepped up, william gay. >> al: koch's punt will bound out of bounds at the 24 yard line. so a week from tonight, here we go to wisconsin to lambeau field. the bears, and boy do they need a win, against the green bay packers. we saw them last week in new orleans. "football night" starts at 7:00. the north standings. detroit is on top 6-2, then green bay. minnesota wins today, they beat washington and the bears at 3-5. so green bay and chicago both off this week. come off the bye next week. one of the great, great, great rivalries in the history of this league, bears/packers from lambeau on sunday night football. >> cris: it's rivalry month here on nbc, right? we have all kinds of great rivalries. >> al: dallas and the giants co

next speaker please. >> mikeal smith. >> my name is michael smith. basically i spent all day looking at transit data and what i want to do today is help you inform your decision. all of these proposals are great but traffic signals are questionable so i'd like to show you this information here. the idea here is great in that -- if this is the speed of the vehicle instead of him stopping at the stop sign they should be able to go right through and save time. the question is how much time will you save and you can map out the street and look at the gps data and you can find out how long it takes to cross intersections and so the delay time is is shown here for various intersections i measured i rode the buses in order to collect the data on the left-hand on the left-hand side there's a on the left-hand side there's a theoretical idea if you look at the measurements they are not as good. so the theoretical it's pretty high so the gain. not every bus gets a green light. what happens is about 5 percent of the time on average buses will be slowed by 5 seco

dozens gathered to remember smith who was brutally murdered. tonight, her killer still on the loose and police need your help to make an arrest. >> police are trying to drum up some clues in this case. there is a new flyer asking for help. vigilass this out at the in which the friends and family call for justice. >> we are here. we are going to stay here until we get justice. a grieving mother to remember the victim of a heinous crime. >> there has been a series of violent crimes against women and i think that this is enough. >> latroia smith was the mother of three young boys. she was last seen heading to a party the night of november 1. on november 1, firefighters made a horrific discovery, herb burned body. she had been shot first multiple times. her family and friends are frustrated her killer is still out there. >> every city of -- every corner of the city has a camera. are we still asking questions? looks police are working leads but they need the public's help. >> we need people to come forward and let's close this case on behalf of the

joining us now is the author of "joseph smith," national correspondent for "the new york times." and you have the best beat at the "times" whenever you have an article, it's always fascinating like this one. and richard bushman, i want to go to you on the revelations in laurie's piece. what i found so striking about it was these basic facts that were laid out in laurie's piece are such shocking news to some members of the mormon religion. >> well, it was a surprise to me that it was so shocking. but yeah, the fact of the matter is the church has not been discussing polygamy. it tried to put it in the past, sort of forget about it. and so church members could grow up without having any real understanding what joseph smith did have other wives than emma. >> laurie, this technique is common in religions. when i went through catholic school, i noticed that there was a really elementary version of this religion that was delivered to me in elementary school. in high school, the priests got more and more sophisticated. they pulled back more and more -- and made it a much more real discu

but alden smith serves his nine game suspension. he'll be ready to play again. he was asked today what he has learned in this period of time. >> you know get out in the community, you know spend time with my family. spend time with my son and then just, look at the game from a whole different aspect. definitely just, you know being happy for the chance that i have to play this game. and you know i'm excited. >> all right, we'll see how he does and the sharks having a rough go of it. you know how many games they've started on the road. the panthers down in florida tonight. and jimmy hayes with a back hander for the home squad and they are leading the san jose sharks in the third period 3-0. sharks beaten in their last three games. excited about this one tonight as the warriors take on and host the san antonio spurs the nba champs. that's the sporting life for right now. >> too bad about -- >>> poor californians detained in russia. we'll tell you about the costly problem that ultimately got them deported. that's coming up tonight at 10:00. >> we're always here for

it's a pretty striking map because john smith had very rudimentry surveying materials. he went up and down the rivers with a very small boat and would take sites on different landmarks. sometimes he was able to create this very accurate map of the region that was in use as a map for 200 years after he created it. and as you can see, on this map he did not put a picture of himself, he put a picture of the native american chief in the corner, and the picture of nother native american here. there's little crosses in some areas along the rivers that he put there and scholars think that was the limits of the area that he actually individually surveyed himself, and the point past that was areas that he actually relied on, the knowledge of the natives of the area to map the rest of the area. you can see how accurate that is as well. it's particularly successful and really quite amazing that he was able to do the job that he did on this. there a map that, and were two copies of this map that were missing from the boston public library, which smiley admitted the maps he had take

police are looking for the andon right now who shot killed latroia smith. she was found dead inside a vacant townhouse in southeast washington early sunday morning. smith was shot and then set on fire. her mother today. >> i couldn't breathe. i couldn't eat. can't sleep. wantp wondering, i don't to have any images in my mind. this year alone, there were four murders including smith's at or near the same apartment complex in southeast. during one of the deadly officers a d.c. police was injured. smith's family says it is time for those who live there to speak up. >> the polls closed for more than 24 hours but still watching races across the country and right here in the area. right mow, even at this late still too close to call. so close in fact they could lead to a recount in some cases. tom is live in the studio with a look at this. how does it look? too close to call, the virginia senate. the latest numbers. incumbent mark warner up by just about 17,000 votes. cast.llion plus votes still the race can't be call and still the numbers right here could change

now you tell me. >> as far as cell extractions go, smith's was fairly routine. it was a different story at the spring creek correctional center in alaska. >> [ bleep ]. >> prisoner demonstrated aggressive agitated behavior by using abusive language and continually banging on his cell walls causing injury to his hands and wrists. >> when spring creek's extraction team was called to remove steven blevins from his cell, he was in a state of rage and had been pounding the walls with his bare fists for over an hour. >> [ bleep ] come on come on come on. >> but when we first met blevins, he was in a much calmer state as he told us how mental illness led to murder. >> i fell in june of '93, psychotic delusion, out on a fishing boat. i attributed it to working too much, too long, too hard. and basically tweaked out and killed a couple guys. i've been fishing out of dutch harbor for about 4 1/2 years. and never thought about murder, never contemplated killing somebody. but a guy walked by me one time and just -- i thought that he was going to kill me and i killed him and

we all know john smith from the and the founding of that in 1607. but he had a second chapter in his life after he was drummed out of virginia for reasons i will not go into. he started exploring the area then known as north virginia with the idea of founding a new colony. he thought it needed a snappier name so he came up with the name "new england." john smith was the person who coined that term as a way to claim this territory for his home country and tell the other countries this is a new territory. he also wanted to claim this territory for himself and make sure he got credit for discovering it and would be involved in the colonization. he put an enormous portrait of himself in the corner. he was so vain he updated the portrait over the years on different versions of the map. this is a later version. you can see his beard is much than earlier versions and his jacket is more elaborately decorated. all up and down the coastline here are names of english towns and cities. london, cambridge, oxford, and other places. in 1616 before the pilgrims lan

now, smith claims the couple was in the car laughing and countering money and equally disturbing the little boy wasn't in a car seat nor did he have a seat belt on. when the couple stopped at another shopping center to panhandle again smith started taking pictures so she could show her friends. the couple has no business, in her opinion, asking for money if they were driving an expensive car. >> next thing i know she picks up this big boulder about this big, goes over her head so i don't know if pregnant people can do that, but it was pretty big. over her head and coming at me with this rock. >> so again we're just hearing from that one woman, melissa smith and of course i posted this picture on my facebook page. we're getting a lot of feedback. we encourage you to post your comments perhaps i'll read some of them on air at 6:30. story getting a lot of buzz on social media, matt. >> look forward to your report. thanks erin. >>> hang today a winning lottery ticket that was sold in delaware will expire because as of yet, no one has claimed the prize. someone bought the $25,000 mega mil

. >> david smith is one of the many photographers spread out around the track to record every second of the fast-paced excitement. >> it was actually a quite bright day. i decided to put my coat over the viewfinder so that i could block out the sun. >> biker john kirkham and the rest of the riders get into position. >> the race begins and it's 16 laps here at oulton park. >> i got a good start. >> john kirkham dives underneath him. >> i passed a few people. >> brooks in the lead, kirkham second. >> then i was sort of dropping back. something wasn't quite right. >> cameras capture kirkham now in fourth place, struggling to stay on his bike. >> couldn't figure out what the problem was. >> the bikers are on their ninth lap around the track when kirkham loses control. >> from my position, i could see them coming under a bridge just around a bend. >> oh! >> saw one bike slide and starts heading what i thought was to my left-hand side. >> it was quirkham who kirkham who wiped out. >> he flies across the track and slid into the grass. >> i thought, this isn't too bad, i'm not going to hit t

and the final is smith versus allwright. throughout the latter part of his career, thurgood would frequently say that he could not decide what was his most important, whether it was brown versus board of education, the school case, or smith versus allwright, the texas voting rights case. and if you look at the way he wrote and talked about it, i bet you that if you had said you could only pick one, you have got to pick one most important case, it would have been smith versed allwright. i'm really pleased that this film brings that case forward. those are some -- and there are others -- where the combination of the ability to use film and to put an emphasis on things that you've helped us a lot in understanding thurgood marshall. >> one other theme i thought was so interesting that's developed in the film is the relationship between thurgood marshall and charles hamilton houston. jose anderson studied the life of charles anderson houston and in fact will publish a book about him. jose, talk a little bit about the relationship

>> smith braces herself for his answer, but he never gives one. frightened for her life, smith panics and makes the split second decision to defend herself. >> i got scared then, because i figured he was going to hurt me. i got the gun under the counter. i got up like i was coming around, and then i grabbed the gun. i shot at him. >> smith has endured being r robbed time and time again, but this time, the no-nonsense store manager, who has never fired a gun in her life, shoots the man one time at point-blank range. >> i didn't realize i hit him at first. it took a minute. >> now armed with a little more courage, smith makes sure the robber doesn't try to hurt her. >> i was scared. i said, hey, show me your hands. he said, i don't have anything. >> it turns out the robber doesn't have a gun. smith is both relieved and annoyed. the robber pleads with her. >> please don't shoot me. call 911. >> in a dramatic turn of events, it's the robber who is afraid for his life. >> he was on the floor, and i said, hey, you weren't thinking about 911 when you wer

smith tendria que jugar el resto de la temporada sin goce de sueldo... por qu? salario de $1 mdd, despues de impuestos $525-mil... sin embargo el equipo perdera mas de $600-mil dolares en bonos otorgados a el jugador y este dinero tendra que salir del bolsillo de smith... take vo en nueva orleans.... vamonos hasta el 4to. cuarto, niners 3 abajo, 1:30 por jugar, 4 y 10... kaepernick excelente pase completo para crabtree - 51 yds... dawson lo empataria con un gol de campo... === en el ultimo intento para los saints... drew brees con el "hail mary" - jimmy graham atrapaba el balon... no lo puede creer harbaugh... pero con los paÑuelos las zebras marcaron una falta ofensiva en contra de nueva orleans... === a tiempo extra... amhad brooks despojando a brees y los 49ers aprovecharon para ganar con un gol de campo de 35-yardas... 27 a 24 prxima semana @ ny giants lorena --- buenas noticas para todos nuestros televidentes, telemundo nuestros televidentes, telemundo sigue creciendo para llevarle a usted en casita la mejor programacin --- take vo / lorena --- "telexito"

smith claims the couple was in the car laughing and counting money. equally disturbing the little boy wasn't in the car seat. in fact, he didn't even have a seat belt on. when the couple stopped at another shopping center to panhandle again, smith's started taking pictures so she could show her friends that according to her the couple had as no business asking for money if they were driving an expensive car. >> next thing i know she picks up this big boulder about this big, goes over her head so i don't know if pregnant people can do that, but it was pretty big, over her head and coming at me with this rock. >> now t-a bystander saw the confrontation and called 911 but the couple and the little boy had left before police arrived. smith says she wants people to know about this couple because she believes they are using their son to beg for money, that in her opinion they don't need. now, this story is getting a lot of social buzz. i'm going to put it up on my facebook. is the couple running a scam or is this one woman being too judgmental? we really do

that made me think that he had the wrong guy. >> so he decides to question smith further. let me ask you something, are you supposed to be in a halfway house or something like that? are you sure about that? because we are checking on something and it looks like -- that is something i regret that i gave him the head's up that i knew that he was wanted. i wish i had not done that. you don't have anything on that, right? you don't have any weapons or anything, and i asked him to put down the satchel because i wanted to pat him down for weapon weapons. >> and meacham had patted down the inside of his satchel for weapons. >> from what i saw in the planner there was nothing in there that could hurt me. i didn't realize that there was another pocket on the planner and i never saw him unzip it. >> and just lay it right there. >> and when he asked him to set it down, it upsets smith. >> why then? >> because you might have a warrant on you. >> and when a guy is backing up, then you know that. >> and he pleads with him to stop. >> don't do this. >> i thought he would run and then a f

police say that smith is a known pimp. when questioned, smith claimed he was merely jasmine's driver and that she was willingly selling herself for cash. >> she worked for an entertainment service. i believe it was called the perfect package. and basically, it was like a prostitution service. she would go to various locations, transported by i guess you could say a pimp, where he would transport her, drop her off. he would just kind of hang out, watch, wait, transport her back and make sure that she contained the money. and business would go on. >> smith told police that he and his brother drove jasmine to gomez's apartment on the night of her murder. gomez had found jasmine through an ad in the paper. crystal manuel, a prostitute and the mother of smith's children, admitted she had brokered the deal. gomez agreed to pay $190 for an hour with the teen. >> she said that jasmine made the decision, that she asked to go, that they didn't know that she was 16. >> smith testified that at 11:00 p.m. the night of the murder, he wa

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josephine smith. >> reporter: today she graduated from the new york city fire academy, just like her dad did more than three decades ago. for josephine, today brings a mix of emotions. >> proud, happy, excited, sad that my father couldn't be here. >> reporter: that's because her father, kevin smith, was working on 9/11 and rushed to ground zero. he died when the north tower fell. smith is the first daughter of a fallen 9/11 firefighter to join the ranks of the fdny. >> josephine, out of that tragedy, devoted herself to service. >> reporter: josephine says her father is still very much a part of her life. she still has a photo of him in her hat and wears his bracelet every day. you carry him with you everywhere you go. >> everywhere. >> reporter: reaching this milestone wasn't easy. after 18 weeks of grueling training, she's now one of new york city's more than 10,000 firefighters and one of just 44 women. since her father died, there have been three words she's repeated to herself every day. what are those three words? >> make him proud. >> reporter: you've done that. >> i have. >> r

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