(lane smith alright, thank you. (buck mcneely) i'm tickled for you. (lane smith) thank you. (buck head that way. (buck mcneely) (narration) orlando, lane, and i were thoroughly enjoying our visit to gabino's. once again, we found ourselves in the middle of a duck hunt. (orlando wooldridge) now, guys, i will say one thing. it makes me a little nervous if we're going to swing like this. (lane smith) yea, but we're swinging, we're swinging up. (orlando wooldridge) i know. i'm still going to duck though. (lane smith) alright! (orlando wooldridge) yeah. (buck mcneely) everybody pick a duck. pick your the farthest one. (buck mcneely) got mine. get yours, o. (orlando wooldridge) huh? alright. (buck mcneely) alright, good shooting, fellows. (orlando wooldridge) alright, alright! (buck mcneely) good shooting. (lane smith) i'll get a flock with this. (buck mcneely) that's true. (lane smith) here comes some more. (buck mcneely) shoot him off your end o. let him come in. let him come in. let him get real close, buddy. kill that duck. (orlando wooldridge) thanks a lot guys. appreciate th

sharyl: smith says the blame may lie with nist management. he wrote, "it appears agency officials were aware of mr. bartley's conduct but failed to take appropriate disciplinary actions and even selected him as interim chief of police.e. the question is -- why? rep. smith: that individual should not have been there, should not have been hired, should not have been promoted, and that led, unfortunately, to the result and, as incredible as it may souound, that you have a police officer normally in charge of enforcing laws, actually breaking laws. sharyl: there's no evidence anyone knew specifically about bartley's meth lab. but officer jojos says senior managers knew well of his other alleged misconduct, including sexual escapades and overt fraud yet promoted him anyway. bartley's advocates reportedly included nist emergency services chief mark spurrier and, above acilities steve police union. officer jones: about the overtime, about the inappropriate behavior. sharyl: and the police union told him this before bartley was appointed as police ch

sharyl: congressman lamar smith heads the house science, space, and technology committee. he says while investigating the meth lab case, his office uncovered an alleged culture of misconct at nist police services. "for example," smith wrote in a letter to nist, "officer bartley allegedly had sexual relations with other nist employees on agency property, in vehicles owned by the government, while on official duty." whistleblowers also provided evidence of alleged, rampant overtime fraud on the police force for years that iluded bartley. rep. smith: this particular individual put in for something like 80 hours of overtime over a two-week period, in addition to his regular hours, that just didn't add up. sharyl: smith says the blame may he wrote, "it appears agency officials were aware of mr. bartley's conduct but failed to take appropriate disciplinary actions and even selected him as interim chief of police." the question is -- why? rep. smith: that individual should not have been there, should not have been hired, should not have been promoted, and that led, unfortunately,

charlie rose: concussion is the new film starring will smith. discovered football's head trauma and try to bring these findings to the league's attention. it is getting a lot of attention on and off the field. the nfl declines to comment. tom brady said he plans to see the film. here's a look at concussion. will smith: when i was a boy heaven was here in america was here. i never wanted anything as much as i wanted to be an american. hearts are broken over the loss of hall of famer mike webster. why does the city -- the here of the city die in disgrace? i can tell something is wrong. in 25 years i have never requested a test like this. i am the wrong person to have discovered this. repetitive head trauma shocks the brain. it turns you into someone else. get me a meeting with the commissioner. >> they are terrified of you. you are going to war with a day .f the week will smith: if you continue to deny my work, your men will die. i have to keep going. these men are not machines. we must honor our warriors. >> do you understand the impact of what y

and nist says ththallegations congressman smith has asked about are unununded. but this month, smith fired off a new letter accusing nist of repeatedly providing him false and misleading information about the ole scandal. rep. smith: so it seems to us that there is a major mismanagement problem at the nist police force. sharyl: another area sure to outrage taxpayers is money spe on, of all things, an emergency response team at the science agency. was that a relatively expensive proposition? ficer jones: yeah, because they would just buy things, you know, items that weren't being needed. we had those ballistic shields with the headlights on it and the window -- the camouflage suit that looks like leaves and grass that the snipers put over themselves. sharyl: did you ever have use for that? officer jones: no, my own personal opinion and most of the department's was that there was w no need for an emergency response team at nist. dressed upith no place to go. did they ever have to respond to any events? officer jones: we had no eventnt to respond. sharyl: and to to

both times letting smith set up a fake date with a man so a this bell could rob him. the first was robbed of a handgun, which bell allegedly used in the second robbery to murder one man and wound another. bell says he wasn't the shooter and refuses to say who was. however he does admit to the robberies. >> it was that greed for something i didn't even need. but the greed got in the way. >> smith won't say much about the night of the murder. but is says she was in the car when it happened. >> i was waiting for him to come out. but he didn't. so the police end upcoming instead. >> both bell and smith were arrested trying to flee the scene. and the alleged murder weapon was found nearby. >> when i first this case i scratched my name and david bell's name into a desk in the first cell that i was in when i was an intake. >> smith says she and bell wrote letters for the first year in jail. >> i was communicating with him at first. but then when i came to my senses and thought about everything, when everything hit me, that's when i stopped. >> smith says she stopped in part

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ever since smith has had questions. both the bowser police chief and the county attorney says the death is under investigation, and this does not answer the biggest questions from the night. >> the body camera demonstrates just a snapshot after. >> reporter: for smith, it's not nearly enough. >> why wait a whole month to release this? >> reporter: we reached out to the mayor's office to ask them about some of smith's complaints, and so far we have not heard back from them. i'm ellison barber. >> smith was one of two people to die in the custody of the private security guards this past fall. an autopsy is pending for a man who died after being restrained by security guards at medstar washington hospital. >>> republican rivals are getting one of the last opportunities to gain momentum headed into the holiday. >> it was the first time the top candidates have been on the same stage since the deadly terror attacks in paris and san bernardino. and garrett haake is live with more on how they promise to keep you safe. >> report

tariq and i are here with will smith, everybody! will smith! [ cheers and applause ] star of the new movie "concussion." out christmas day. we're about to play a game of "catchphrase." >> yes. a partner. and luckily, we have one of my favorite people here tonight. [ drumroll ] she was just nominated for a a golden globe award for her role in the hit tv show "fargo." say hello to kirsten dunst! [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> what's up? >> hi. hi, guys. >> jimmy: here's how it's going to work. all right, now, will, you're going to start the game by pressing start on this buzzer here. >> yes. >> jimmy: then drawing a clue from the top of the pile. >> yes. >> jimmy: get your teammate, tariq. >> tariq, my teammate. >> jimmy: to guess the clue as quickly as possible. >> in the building. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: we got it. we can do this. we can. we got this. >> listen -- >> jimmy: don't let them intimidate you. he's good. >> don't be scared. >> i'm not scared. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no one here is "scurred." [ laughter ] >> "scurred." >> jimmy: i was

will smith whose wife jada is a star in her own right has two oscar nominations. most of the past 20 years few other actors have packed a bigger box office punch. >> welcome to earth. >> 1996's "independence day" alone grossed more than a quarter of a billion dollars. >> that's what i call a close encounter. only actor ever to star in eight consecutive number one films. did that make you feel infallible? >> yes. definitely felt that i couldn't miss. and that perspective got corrected a little bit. how -- >> it got corrected. >> what corrected? >> oh, shoot, i can miss when i shoot. >> do not move. >> 20 13's "after earth" which also starred his john jaden was one of those misses. >> one thing that doesn't go right with you, but doesn't go right with your kids, i was -- i was devastated. >> did you get into a funk? >> i was in a funk for those three days. got a call that my father was diagnosed with kwaner is. and it was like, got it. i understand. >> perspective. >> got it. perspective. crystal clear. >> and maybe that explains why the 47-year-old smith wanted to

my guest this week is the actor anna deavere smith. her solo show looks at how children are being pushed from school into the criminal justice system. >> notes from the field, you interviewed 150 people? >> right now, just about. but normally i'm, like, up to about 300. it's just that this project is-- is developing-- more slowly, in large part 'cause i was on a television show for 7 years-- nurse jackie. >> "notes from the field: doing time in education" is a two-act show and in that first act you become many, many characters. how do you change hats so quickly? >> well, this is a smaller show. i mean, in-- my biggest show was about washington and about the press, and i did 52 characters in that show. so, i mean, notes from the field maybe had i think less than 20. it's all technical, you know, it's all what i've been teachin' myself how to do for a long time. but and it helps that, when i was a little girl in baltimore, i was-- i was a mimic, you know. it wasn't socially acceptable, >> who are some of the characters? >> so-- some kids

will smith sheer. (cheers and applause) but first, let's turn to the big news from last night, the republican presidential debate in las vegas. and as soon as all the candidates walked out on stage, one thing became immediately clear, there are still way too many candidates. (laughter) there's like nine people out there. the gop krams more people on stage than earth, wind and fire, people. (laughter) i can't even remember them all at this stage. like each debate is like a high school reunion for me. i'm like christopher cristie? oh my god? is that you? you're still doing the whl political thing. damn! you have gained a lot of support since the last time i saw you. wow! (applause) and let's be honest, folks, let's be honest. by now it feels like all the debates are the same. the candidates come out. they sing the national anthem, they give their opening statements. but on this occasion, last night, dr. ben carson, man, he, he kicked things off with a bang. >> dr. carson. >> thank you, wolf. please join

. >> we are using granny smith apples in our side dish. they have a nice tart flavor and hold up very well cooking. so when you do see granny smith in the market make sure they have a lime green to them. you want them to be shiny and heavy and make sure the stem is still attached. that's important for the freshness. the stem should smell nice and fresh like apples. >> i love your tip. great tip. i really do. i've been doing tips for 20 >> thank you. we sweated the leaks in olive oil and once those are sweated out they started getting nice and sweet we added in butter and beautiful granny smith apples to give it a tart balance with these apples and this dish right here is such a strange combination leaks and apples but they work magically together. >> look at the colors and textures going on together. >> that's also why you want to add the apple second so you keep it firm and crunchy and this is my favorite thing ever to put on top of pork. >> beautiful. i want to go buy some pork thank you bella. >> we are halfway through. >> beautiful. al

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[ laughter ] >> jimmy: "what's up, will smith?" "what's up, will smith?" >> me and carlton were from there? >> bel-air. >> yep. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. drum roll! drum roll! >> adrian! >> rocky! >> no, who plays that? >> sylvester stallone! >> correct. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the old time car horn. don't make me open up -- [ laughter ] >> a can of whoop ass? >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers ] >> star wars. [ growls ] >> darth vader. >> yep. >> what is that? [ cheers ] "oh, let me pick this up because i just --" >> jimmy: name dropper! name dropper! >> you send this when you've had, you -- [ buzzer beeps ] >> jimmy: that's right! whoop ass. no matter what happens, no matter what happens, you know me. don't make me open up a can of whoop ass. >> you just got can of whoop ass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's my favorite thing ever. all right, guys. >> jimmy: whoever wins the next okay. and thank you all for playing. tariq, you start it off. here we go. [ beeping ] a can of whoop ass. >> can't really say it because it's complicated. it's a -- >> tong

smith has been detained and rescraped. brianne: it took five days to redact the video and they are working to redact the video and respond there. this is angoing investigation. today they are asking anyone who has been there and witness on the night of november 1 to give them a call. jonathan: thanks. still ahead at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- is the d.c. streetcar waiting game coming to an end? the next step in the very long process. steve: i'm steve rudin live at the festival of lights. it's a beautiful night. i will give you details. doug hill will have the forecast coming up. erin: looks good. i'm erin hawksworth. coming up in sports, they don't get a lot of playing time but it doesn't mean that monmouth's bench isn't making an impact. details when jonathan: we could finally be close to streetcar service in d.c. the city department of transportation will begin the final phase of streetcar testing tomorrow, which means passenger service could begin in three weeks. could is the operative word there. crews spend the next 21 da

then one guard put in armor around smith's and neck until he stopped breathing. black guys come he had massive bruises on his neck. richard: smith pronounced dead at the hospital had been in custody of special police. his mother says that prosecutors are reviewing the case. she says the two guards involved are suspended, police powers revoked, but no criminal charges. their licenses taken, that's all they are going to do? >> none of the information has been provided to me and my family. notard: the family does know what smith was doing outside of the apartment complex at 4:00 in the morning. they are asking for a fully independent investigation. says they cannot comment because this is part of a continuing probe. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: developing now, chicago's police superintendent is out. superintendent garry mccarthy was fired today, the police department facing harsh criticism over the shooting death of a black teenager. it officer is facing murder charges in the case. city officials have been accused of covering up video evidence for over a year. p

although smith still hasn't decided which candidate is getting her vote. addressing the issues that affect her and so many others. ((april smith/anti- violence advocate: "unfortuantley we live in a world where it's not just going to be zero violence. however if we come together not as a community but with the focus on a solution and not just always looking at the problem." )) mauricio marin 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) the community discussion is free and open to the public. it's at the doctor pearson community center in north las vegas. doors open at 10:15 a-m. the program is scheduled to begin a half hour after that./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the wave of destruction from powerful storms across the south continues this morning. this is video from blanchard, louisiana...wher e there was major damage to multiple structures after storms moved through over the weekend. there is no confirmation yet of any tornadoes...but a strong cold front and squall line of thunderstorms ripped across the state. louisiana is not out of the woods quite yet... severe weathe

alex smith threads the needle to heremy maclin. 7-0 kc. more in the 2nd. smith to travis kelce. another td. make it 9 straight. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. unleash the power of dough. the rose bowl. hawkeyes making their first appearance in pasadena in 25 years. practice this afternoon at the stubhub center in carson california. the hawkeyes are as healthy as they've been all year and they'll need everyone against stanford. the iowa offense is averaging close to 400 yards and 32 points a game this season, and it all starts under center. sold out crowd expected. the 102nd rose bowl kicks off next friday sold out crowd expected. the at 4:10 p-m iowa time. team coverage from sunny pasadena begins tomorrow right here on channel 13. after starting the season 1 and 5 the chiefs looked like a team destined for a top 3 pick

in our new york stud yes, robert smith with dimos. let me start with you, professor. for years, many more americans told opinion researchers they were middle class than really were middle class. but with the number of middle income americans trending downward, is that mismatch going awhile? >> well, ray, i think -- i think that, you know, if we look across time, we see there is a lot of mobility and if the elite level, the top 20% of income ea earners, there is a lot of middle income out of those. when we look at our data in chasing the american dream, we looked at the same simple over time and we found that 70% of americans were actually in the top 20% between the ages of 25 to 60. so, the story of "chasing the american dream" is really about very great social mobility. at the same time, we find a great deal of economi vulnertibility. we looked at how that aclaces we found that 80% of americans are in a situation of serious economic hardship some time during their adult life course. so actually, our story will be more about a lot of mobility and a lot of insecurity.

philadelphia own will smith stars in the movie concussion released today in theaters and smith plays a doctor that helps investigate how con kuings are suffered on the football field have damaging long term effects to the brain. hard to believe it's christmas and sixers have just one win. perhaps things will change with ish smith and mike dean tony on the side blinds when they continue six game road flip phoenix. happy holidays know not this state golden hawks and chief land going head to head. lebron james leading way. 25 for him. calves 6. later in the fourth 85 second left in the game. stefan curry by lebron. gold ebb state whipping by 6. there are 28-1 and kobe bryant plague final game on christmas today for lakers. he has scored most points in nba wrist hithon day. we'll see how it goes sglont end of era. >> "jimmy kimmel live" is next on channel 6 followed by "nightline" "action news" continues at 5:30 a.m. for jeff skversky, melissa magee, cecily tynan, ducis rogers, jim gardner and entire "action news" team good night and merry gardner and entire "action news" team good night

and not breathing andcpr and smith died later at the hospital. beverly smith said she viewed her son at the hospital. >> my son had two black eyes, neck broken, his shoulder app r appeared to be broken. he had massive bruises on his america. three round circles on his chest and he was bruised in his groin. >> reporter: family members are upset the d.c. officer who wrote the report initially classified the death as justifiable homicide which officials later said was an error. beverly smith say as month later she still knows very little what police are calling a death investigation. >> the u.s. attorney office currently now has this case. the two security guards have been suspended and their powers has been revoked. >> reporter: alonso smith's mother say as special source of grief for her is the company who hires the security officers here has not reached out to her in any way for any type of apology. in southeast washington, jackie bensen, news4. >>> opening statements could happen as soon as tomorrow as the first of six baltimore police officers

back while smith was lying face down and handcuffed. d.c. police officers performed c. r. smith's mother says he's upset with the way the guards treated her son and there is another video she still want to see. >> what about the video that was on the outside of the building that was working during the time my son was running through the parking lot saying help, help, they're trying to kill me? >> smith want to know why police didn't release the video sooner. they're investigating this as a homicide. so far no charges have been filed. >> a decorated manassas city police detective today when police tried to serve warrants at his home killed himself. david abbott was the lead investigator in a controversial teen sexting case last year, you may recall. this morning, he shot and killed himself as police tried to arrest him for sex crimes against children. he was accused of molesting two young boys he meet while coaching youth hockey in prince william county. the department tonight calls this a tragic day and says detectives are trying to fig

>> 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. i figured, he was going to hurt me. i got up like i was coming around, then i grabbed the gun. shot at him. >> smith has endured being 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 because it took a minute. >> now, armed with a little more courage, smith makes sure the robber doesn't try to hurt her. >> don't move. >> i was scared. i said, hey, show me your hands and 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's now afraid for his life. >> he was squirming around on the floor and i said, you weren't thinking about 911 when you was robbi

the center building is the armory building, the black smith shop. and then to the left of the armory building is a kitchen. the kitchen and the tin shop were both buildings that preexisted the armory, the armory was built in between them, to create this kind of facade. as you go around on to the property you come to the main entrance of the armory, the blacksmith shop. and then, to the south of the blacksmith shop, there is an another workshop that's used by those who are working on clothing or restocking muskets, any number of activities that relate to weapons maintenance and care of the work men. and then there are a couple of storage buildings. then tire site was fenced for security. there is a sentry box out front because sentries were posted here. everybody new as a government contractor that the site would be a target of british interests. and so posting sentries was a way to keep an eye on the building. we think there may have also been guard dogs on the property. one interesting thing that came up in the archaeology were a number of burials

police with his hands up, that is the scene on everett, we will try to get you a live report from jim smith as soon as we can. we'll get you more on that in just a little bit. fedex employees worked overtime on christmas day to deliver as many packages as they could to folks still waiting to get their gifts, fedex says they were behind because of a record orders. >>> investigation continues made up a story about a baby being thrown over a bridge, the mother and daughter have been charged. >>> well they are the hottest gifts of the season, many of you finding drones and hoverboards under your christmas trees. >> both of them come with big warning, susie steimle has the report. >> but it's really kind of lazy because i could walk, but, it's just fun to hover around. >> ideal dash got the gift on a lot of lists this christmas. >> this is the best thing out right now, i never seen nothing >> segway hoverboards are hands season. >> a lot of other people had one and it was cool. >> dan convinced his mom to let him and his brother share one, she still has doubts. >> it looks cool, of course. >> we

beathard to smith, but smith can't get a clean teral... michigan state goes on to o in the big ten championship in a hard fought battle, 16-13... scott saville and scott westerberg have more from indianapolis the iowa defense with an incredible effort t ttry to keep michigan state out of this end zone. scott westerberg joins me. they threw yea, what a dive by the spartans; 22 plays and they just wore out that defense. it was already tired for spending too much time on the field in the second half. coach ferentz could've let them score right away so he had more time, but he trusted his defense. "we had some confidence that we could stop them. in previous games, we've stopped a couple of people. it came down to them executing." "every guy was giving it his all, that's for sure. that back was tough to take down. desmond wrapped up p that and he managed to sneak his arms through and reach for the goal-line." "we had faith in our defense. they made a hell of an effort, but the guy just made a play. at that point it was our job to go out and put

can't share with his family.name: brian smith"i been locked up going on 25 months"this will be smith's third christmas at the hardin county jail.he's got ten months left on his sentence.name: brian smith "it's hard. i love seeing them on visits, but it's hard when they leave. and it's hard on them, too. me being in here away from them"name: danny allen"some of these characters, i don't really know"hardin county jailer danny allen got the idea to collect toys and books from the jailer in oldham county. name: danny allen, hardin county jailer"we just decided we don't want those children to have to be the ones suffering at christmas time" his plan is to put together about 50 holiday gift bags to says sometimes money can be tight with a parent in prison. name: danny allen"it just breaks your heart when you walk out in that lobby and see a little child out there crying and you walk up and say, 'hey whats wrong?' 'i want my mommy or daddy to come home with me.' i thought we could make it easier for them" today is the first day for donations -- already dozens of toys have been dropped off. na

smith rushed for a career-high 207 yards and two touchdowns. bailey also rushed for 200 yards and two touchdowns as well. the panthers will play north dakota state next saturday in fargo at 11 a.m. this is the 13th time the panthers have advanced to the fcs quarterfinals . ... the iowa women's basketball team returned home to carver hawkeye arena for the first time since november 19th. ... hawkeyes taking on robert morris comes back... three-pointer no good, but carly mohns is there for the offensive board and putback... hawkeyes trail 12-8 ... closing seconds of the first quarter, christina buttenham drives, pulls up and hits the mid-range jumper... iowa trails 16-12 after one quarter ... the hawkeyes keep it coming in the 2nd quarter... ally disterhoft buries the three at the top of the key... the iowa city native had 16 points, iowa down by two after that bucket ... then the hawkeyes starting feeding it down low to freshman megan gustafson... she had 15 points... that bucket ties it up 21-21 ... the hawkeyes would take the lead for the first

, smith really wants roosevelt to keep her on and franklin roosevelt does not want a smith person as his number 2 person. smith also wants his secretary of state to stay on under franklin roosevelt. franklin roosevelt wants no part went this person's name is robert moses. okay? eventually smith's danger, he feels the trade by franklin roosevelt, it bubbles up to where the 1932 where he is running for roosevelt and roosevelt get off to a real good start, winning the primaries, conventions early on in the year, a couple primaries in northern new england, people warn him don't run in massachusetts because massachusetts is full of irish catholic democrats. they don't love you yet. roosevelt has tremendous problems with the democrats at this point. but he ignores that. he has gotten a big head and gets that far handed to him, crushed in the massachusetts primary and loses in state conventions in connecticut and jersey and performs in pennsylvania, john gardner takes the vote in texas in the convention and in the last big primary comes up as it always does in california. and people put out

she was the secretary chief of staff to smith and smith really wants roosevelts to keep her on and franklin roosevelt does not want a smith person as his number two person. smith also wants his secretary of state to stay under franklin roosevelt and franklin roosevelt wants no part of this person. he hates this person and this persons name is robert moses. okay. eventually he feels betrayed by franklin roosevelt. it bubbles up to early 1932 where he is running against roosevelt and roosevelt gets off to a real good start. he's winning the primaries and the engines early on in the year. he wins a couple of primaries of northern new england and is feeling pretty good about himself and people warned him don't run in massachusetts because massachusetts is just full of irish catholic democrats and they love al smith. but they don't love you get. actually roosevelt has tremendous problems in the northeast with democrats at this point. but he ignores that and he gets his head handed to him and he gets crushed and the massachusetts primary and then he loses in the state conventions in connecticut a

smith says people ask him all the time what attracts him most about flying, smith: "a lot of people ask me this, how many landings have you ever made? i say hundreds, thousands, in the 70 years i've been one is the only one that counts," smith rents a plane at the red oak airport and says he plans to continue to fly even when he hits 100. in order to fly, every two years ernie has to pass an aviation medical exam. he says he passed his last exam with flying colors. (fred) (jenna) fred, what can we expect tonight? (fred) mostly cloudy skies and a few showers late. 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows mostly cloudy skies from theo chunk centre in downtown sioux city. the high today was 47 and the indicating more moisture in the air than previous days and the promise of a warmer overnight low. local temperatures are in the 30s, and most wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. the northeast is an exception, where it feels much cooler in spencer and estherville. the satellite and radar shows tomorrow's weather system now developing in w

smith was not the on one. 15 other media outlets did the same. main stream outlets chose to push no further. >> the city, state, local entity, they get away with these things saying it's under investigation. we can request the video it comes down to are you willing to sue to give it. >> there is something in the order of 40-50 police shootings, and routinely they are reported the same way. it's like a recipe. neighbourhood. african american victim. it evaporates. in illinois, the provision is that attorneys can maintain employment from the government. independence like me don't have to save up our money to pay a lawyer. in this case, they decided this is a good case. i think we can win it. let's bring it against the city. ultimately we did win it. >>> smith's lawsuit was the last chapter in an effort to break the story. there was also jamie calvin, director of the invisible institute that tracks violence, working with lawyers. it would have first, with the autopsy reports shown 16 shots to mcdonald's body. on november 23rd, the judge ordered the

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