deanthony thomas flanking smith in the backfield. four-man rush. smith over the middle. that is caught. but the tackle is made shy of the 50 on kelce. that is devin mccourty making a big play. forcing a punt. >> cris: boy, what a play by mccourty. he had his guy out in the flat and he got his head around. here he comes. he beats his man badly. there was confusion on that side and mccourty with the presentation to make that stop. that is a tough man to bring down in the open field. >> al: the chiefs keep their offense out there for the moment. the punt group came in for new england and now the regular group is back. you have a lineman in there as a fullback. are they going to just try to draw them offside? that looks to be the case right now and it is. the play clock expires. figured they would take a shot at drawing new england offside. that does not work and the punting group will come in a moment. >> referee: delay of game, offense number 11. five-yard penalty. still fourth down. >> cris: devin mccourty really has made big plays for this patriots' defense. he is the st

deanthony thomas flanking smith in the backfield. four-man rush. smith over the middle. that is caught. but the tackle is made shy of the 50 on kelce. that is devin mccourty making a big play. forcing a punt. >> cris: boy, what a play by mccour he had his guy out in the flat and he got his head around. here he comes. he beats his man badly. there was confusion on that side and mccourty with the presentation to make that stop. that is a tough man to bring down in the open field. >> al: the chiefs keep their offense out there for the moment. the punt group came in for new england and now the regular group is back. you have a lineman in there as a fullback. are they going to just try to draw them offside? that looks to be the case right now and it is. the play clock expires. figured they would take a shot at drawing new england offside. that does not work and the punting group will come in a moment. >> referee: delay of game, offense number 11. five-yard penalty. still fourth down. has made big plays for this patriots' defense. he is the star power. you look at who is left

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alex smith is our quarterback. that meant a lot to alex smith. and he appreciated the fact that hey, what he said is that everybody knows what is going on. i had plenty of conversations with patrick mahomes about this is what it will be. there will be a transition. when the transition takes place that will be the question if alex smith is playing like this. >> al: early victory formation. you lose spencer ware which gave hunt a chance. they also got rid of the one really deep threat that they had last year, jeremy maclin. you know he is the one guy that goes down the field. everybody thought the same dink and dunk stuff. alex smith morphed into something else tonight. kansas city chiefs coming in. a pretty stunning upset. >> cris: there is good news with that guy right there. when justin houston is right, what did he have 27 sacks a year ago. 22 sacks. then he has been in and out of the lineup. injuries. trying to come back last year. he is a difference maker. not just the sacks. the way that he played the edge on the run plays out there. he is a

alex smith is our quarterback. that meant a lot to alex smith. and he appreciated the fact that hey, what he said is that everybody knows what is going on. i had plenty of conversations with patrick mahomes about this is what it will be. there will be a transition. when the transition takes place that will be the question if alex smith is playing like this. >> al: early victory formation. you lose spencer ware which gave hunt a chance. they also got rid of the one really deep threat that they had last year, jeremy maclin. you know he is the one guy that goes down the field. everybody thought the same dink and dunk stuff. alex smith morphed into something else tonight. kansas city chiefs coming in. a pretty stunning upset. >> cris: there is good news with that guy right there. when justin houston is right, what did he have 27 sacks a year ago. 22 sacks. then he has been in and out of the lineup. injuries. trying to come back last year. he is a difference maker. not just the sacks. the way that he played the edge on the run plays out there. he is a

smith: madam chair, thank you. i just want to add for the record that the state of florida matches their funds more than 2-1 already. so i am anxious to present the data here as it becomes necessary and is helpful to the exchange here. with that, madam chair, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: thank you, madam chairman. i don't think i have another request for time so i am going to close. the chair: we know -- mr. davis: we know that home visiting works. there's no doubt about it. it's evidence-based. nobody has spoken anything that one would say was not needed. it works for families and children in communities across our country. we agree about that on a bipartisan basis. so we should not be here today debating a partisan bill, a bill that home visiting experts say poses a risk to the program's survival. we should be moving forward on a bipartisan bill without policy changes that might shut down home visiting in some communitie

they say that smith hit several cars before crashing into another. he and five other people were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries and smith is now behind bars. a big honor for police department. kaine, the and tim virginia senate passed unanimous

what was smith's responsibility? should he have got out of the car and surrendered? we overlook that and everyone looks at what happen in the end game. he tried to hit the cops with his car. that alone allowed the cops to use lethal force. i am not exanerating that guy. but people want to back seat drive this thing and put police in the line of fire i find ridiculous. >> sean: let's go to the shooting part in particular. the shooting takes place and putting aside his background, he takes the cops on a long high speed chase and putting everybody at risk. and they get to that point and they department find lammar smith's finger prints on the gun and they found the cop's prints on the gun. and the prosecution said he didn't have the gun in the car. but the other video shows the cop taking the rifle out of the car and putting it back in the police car; is that correct? >> that is correct. >> i do understand how people want to look at dna evidence and whatever. i have no knowledge of it. the judge was able to look at what the evidence was. there is going to be speculation

the smiling face of ayeeshia—jayne smith, oraj, as the smiling face of ayeeshia—jayne smith, or a], as a family called her. only 21 months old, she was murdered by her mother during a savage outburst. my daughter is not breathing... this was the 999 call kathryn smith made after stamping on her daughter so hard that the child's heart was literally broken. she's not breathing. can you hear anything coming from her mouth? there's nothing. she's gone. smith is serving a 19 year prison sentence for murder. her partner matthew rigby three and a half years for allowing the death of a child. even during their trial it was clear social workers and medics might have missed opportunities to spot the abuse. today's serious case review identified 17 different agencies involved in aj's at and made the recommendations. social workers showed a lack of professional curiosity and were too quick to believe kathryn smith's lies and it tragically reveals there was a growing sense of unease and a meeting was held to discuss aj. growing sense of unease and a meeting was held to discuss a]. it happened the d

smith was a heroin dealer. there was, as i understand, heroin found in the vehicle but that doesn't make you a dealer. the second part of that is that the possession of this weapon wasn't on him, it was allegedly in a car stuffed in between the seats that jason stockley just so happened to recover that only has his dna. based on the judge's statement you would think it would be on anthony lamar smith himself and it wasn't. a lot of people were offended by it. they took it as an insult and an indictment against anyone in possession of drugs. what it also does which is more dangerous to me, gives officers a perception anyone with heroin will potentially have a weapon on them and need to guard themselves in a way that may not be necessary and may cause more situations like this based on his 30 years of experience. >> i know you want those protesters out there to remain peaceful but you also say you understand that the community is being asked to believe someone's words instead of trusting their own eyes. what do y

on that video, stockily says hooe going to kill smith. they say he instruct ed his partner to hit smith's car with their suv to show premeditation. here it is. >> hit him right now. so prosecutors say that audio shows an officer admit he is going to kill a man. that proves me pre meditation. >> it wasn't about him admitting anything. that was a i was a police before i became a lawyer. i've been in these pursuits. they're incredibly stressful. you say things sometimes you don't mean and we've all done that in other stressful space stations. the key in this case is to look at not what was said, but what we did. when he got out of the car after the accident, he went to anthony smith's car and was there for 15 seconds. the video clearly shows him at the window. for 15 seconds. all the while, there's a witness who says he's giving jason stackly's given smith commands. to show his hands, anthony smith refused to come ply with that. and continued to reach for a gun which was located in between the counnsole and passenger's seat. tlas witness tha

stockley killed anthony smith. as a former police officer, do you think the judge has a fair point when he says people say things in the heat of the matter. >> whether or not it's a fair point, i'm not sure. as a police officer we get involved in these stressful situations time and time again especially in a city like st. louis and baltimore and others. there has to be a point you deal with your emotions in a high speed pursuit, what would be stressful for someone else, a average citizen. you have to work at that. it's part of the profession. to get to the point where you're going to mick a statement like that during a high speed pursuit is definitely unprofessional. do we as people say things that we regret and should not have said during stressful situations, yes. but that particular statement is extremely problematic. does it get us to the point we can use the statement to prove the intent to kill someone to sea a first degree murder charge? that's a whole other story. there's enough there for a indictment. but

the number one woman on that list is lydia smith. the first woman on the list because she represents a entire group of unnamed women that are often overlooked. there are pratt have hundreds of these women who left into the middle of this terrific ordeal and thought the battle as christian soldiers. not taking lives but saving them. the battle of gettysburg was a human catastrophe. a disaster on such a scale had never occurred to in previous major battles one of the armies would remain on the ground for some time. putting the troops to good use and bearing the dead setting up hospitals and cleaning up the place. now in this the most gruesome battle of the war both armies rapidly moved away. leaving behind 22,000 men too badly damaged to take care of themselves. every public building anything with a roof was packed wall-to-wall with them. thousands more wounded were left outside in the orchards and forms, today there are signs that the euphemistic label civil war hospital. famine and disease were rampant. lydia smith was one of the man

stockley ordered smith to show his hands and that he thought he saw smith reach for a handgun. officer stockley fires four shots. anthony smith is struck in the chest and dies at the scene. >> an internal report says officer stockley entered smith's car to locate the weapon and render it safe and removed the ammunition from a silver revolver. according to the criminal complaint, forensic analysis revealed that only officer stockley's dna was on the gun he said belonged to smith. officer jason stockley is relieved of his duties and charged with first degree murder. >> we all knew what it was when it happened. there couldn't have been any doubt about it. i knew that it was murder from the beginning. >> reporter: stockley's murder trial started last month. the key question, whether or not the motorist smith had a gun at the time of the shooting. prosecutors argued that the ex- officer may have planted the revolver in the car to justify the shooting. even though multiple cameras captured the incident, the gun was never seen. still, in his not guilty ruling, judge timothy wilson sai

stockley planted a gun in smith's car after he shot him. a gun in the car had the officer's dna on it, but not smith's. tonight, police in riot tonight, police in riot gear have made at elast nine arrests. blocking and keeping protesters from getting onto highways, and although the protests earlier were initially peaceful. but then police told but then police told people to leave- --declaring the gathering was no longer peaceful. tonight there has been some violence. journalists covering the demonstrations say they have been attacked. so far police have so far police have made at least 13 arrests. anf four officers have been injured in the protests. (pam) stealing from elderly people... that is the accusation tonight from police in the east bay. they have a áman in custody ... but toinight, they are still looking for a female suspect. moraga police say, residents at 'aegis living' had a number of things stolen from them. and orinda police say, someone at the 'orinda senior village' ... was also victimized. shawm morris... a 30-year-old fro

the liberalism, voltaire and adam smith, the blessed adam smith, jon stewart mills, who believed they key to a good society, and prosperous society was to let people have a go as the english say. and that persists in modern libertarianism. what is different is that some of these modern libertarians, especially the americans, how can you say, they are somewhat harsh. i called in brotherly, whereas my kind of liberalism or libertarianism is sisterly, in the sense that it want to include love among the virtues that a society ought to be interested in. whereas my male colleagues among libertarians tend to say no, all we need is maximizing profits, don't tell me about love. you can't possibly have an opinion, as i purposely and sticking them in the eye like my first book was called bourgeois virtues. sounds like a contradiction in terms. second one was called bourgeois dignity, how can that be. bourgeois equality, how can that be right? i think all three opinions are wrong. you could be ethical. you could be encouraging human dignity and you can achieve income equality through what we unfo

smith was dead shot five times by stockily. stockily's attorney dismissing that comment as human emotion saying the officer fired in self-defense believing smith had a gun. prosecutors accused stockily of planting that gun in smith's car. >> if we don't get any economic justice there will be no economic movement in the city. >> reporter: smith's fiance called for calm. >> i prefer for you guys to do everything peacefully. >> reporter: several police officers have been assaulted and there have been arrests. the city reeling from the 2014 shooting of michael brown which sparked nights of violence in nearby ferguson. brown's father out with the protesters. >> my people tired of this. >> more breaking news in north philadelphia, a man has died after being shot overnight at a germantown avenue and cumberland street area, police say the victim was dropped by an unknown person at temple in critical condition and later died. a man and woman showed up at the hospital after they were shot in the legs. a security guard at the corner bar f

ayeeshia—jayne smith, known as aj to herfamily. a ayeeshia—jayne smith, known as aj to her family. a toddler with a thin frame and described as a happy and smiley child. at 21 —month—old her life was brutally cut short by mother. kathryn smith, a former drug addict with a history of aggression and self harm, stamped her daughter to death. today, serious case review says social workers and medical staff should have asked more questions. the report says: derbyshire county council have said sorry. how can you derbyshire county council have said sorry. how can you assure derbyshire county council have said sorry. how can you assure people at home that this won't happen again? can you actually provide that assurance? with work -- we work with hundreds of children every day and we we re hundreds of children every day and we were card to keep them safe and the vast majority of times we are successful at doing so, but one death is a death too many and death in such tragic circumstances of course we are all impacted i and i'm determined to make ourselves as strong as i can be moving for

the 22-year-old smith attended cherry hill east high school. he was posthumously promoted to the rank of second class. >> time right now for a check of our "action news" traffic report on a friday. >> try to get that that weekend started right as folks try to get home on a friday. let's get the update on the commute home tonight. matt. >> this is not how you want to get it started sitting in traffic on 42 and my, oh, my, what a delay rick and monica, now 60 means an even hour as you try and head northbound that's about eight times what it should be to come north on 42 and it's all thanks to this. a truck on its side right in the work zone by 295.

de una demanda ahora contra el bart eso es un phoner, poner cg el abogado de smith dice. que cuando la polica lleg, atac a su representado sin necesidad alguna, con mucha violencia... y slo porque pertenece a una minora... nat en un momento durante el incidente se observa al demandante , ya esposado... movindose rpidamente.. ..mientras las gente gritaba "para para"...y los oficiales tratando de controlarlo... el caos y la confusin, eran evidente... la portavoz del bart ,alicia trost, nos dijo que no puede comentar al respecto ya que no han recibido la demanda, pero que smith "evitando ser arrestado, le mordi, le pate y le escupi a los policas" y este pudiera ser el momento en que eso sucedi sot abogado el abogado katon nos dijo que su cliente es inocente.. que lo acusaron de tener un arma, pero estaba desarmado, y que oficiales empujaron a su pareja que estaba embarazada, y por eso perdio el beb... y por ende, demandan los funcionarios involucrados en el incidente, segn la demanda, son bryan trabanino, wilson velzquez ochoa, jimmy chung y antwinette turner bart no inform

smith. caller: good morning. i'm surprised you didn't find anything on this. i would have liked it if you did. actually, that is what you should have done, realized what atkins, dr. atkins was saying, professor at cornell. he said you don't need to do psychiatry. corn andto remove, rice out of our diet. the federal budget uses our taxpayer money to why wheat, corn, and rice. we are sending it to pakistan now. this is what is causing all the unrest in the brain, all the damage to the brain. i would like you to look into this, not now, but so that investors will go away from wheat, corn, rice. all the people out there suffering from addiction, you all should do this. host: cecilia, thank you for calling. any response there? think that there really is no evidence that wheat, corn, and rice are solely responsible for addiction. and that would be my response. write in national geographic that not long ago the idea of repairing the brain's wiring to fight addiction would have seemed far-fetched bu

but smith believes immediate action should be taken.courtney smith/father- "feels very light, ' aw, we, you know, somebody hung a noose at the fence. oh, we're trying to figure out what's going on. if i hear anything i'll get back to you guys." alameda unified school district spokesperson susan davis says the district takes a hardline on incidents like this.susan davis/ausd- "we denounce any form of bigotry or hate." davis says it's unclear if whoever displayed the noose is a student, community member or just a passerby.susan davis/ausd- "we've had several incidents like this in the past year, actually since the national election last november, and, um, we're currently reviewing our disciplinary policies. some of our curricula and also some of our community engagement strategies to find a way to respond to these sorts of biased related incidents." incidents that make courtney smith's stomach turn.courtney smith/father- "that's the symbol of killing innocent black people, and thats, you know, and, and, and we're not our ancestors. we're not our ancestors." in alameda, philippe djegal, k

as smith was leaving the train, officers quickly surrounded him. in this body cam video, you can see smith kicking at officers but the lawsuit states cell phone video shows smith getting punched in the head as he was pinned to the ground. in december smith was acquitted for four battery charges. >> it's really helped because we're able to show the jury that the officers were not truthful in their statements like for example one of the officers says, he tried to walk away your look at the video and standing in one place the whole time. >> reporter: a jury was hung on two other battery charges and they were dropped. smith was with then pregnant girlfriend during this event and she was also detained by officers. adachi says an officer had a knee in her back for 21 seconds and that she miss car tried as a result. the woman wasn't pregnant once the woman told them that she was, they treated her with respect and then offered her medical advice but she declined that. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> some in the east bay may have heard quite a ro

the chase ends with a crash which smith survives, but when officers approach, stockily ordered smith to show his hands and that he thought he saw smith reach for a handgun. officer stockily fires four shots. anthony smith is struck in the chest and dies at the scene. an internal report says officer stockily entered the weapon to locate the weapon and render it safe. according to the criminal complaint, forensic analysis revealed that only officer stockily's dn had a was on the gun he said belonged to smith. officers jason stockily is relieved of his duties and charged with first degree murder. >> we all knew what it was when it happened. there couldn't have been any doubt about it. i knew that it was murder from the beginning. >> stockily's murder trial started last month. the key question, whether or not the motorist, smith, had a gun at the time of the shooting. officer argued the gun could have been planted. still, in his not guilty ruling, judge timothy wilson said the gun would have been too large for stockily to hide and plant. the judge said he reviewed the video pneumoniable

smith joyce patricia smith karl t. smith kevin joseph smith leon smith, jr. moira ann smith monica rodriguez smith rosemary a. smith bonnie jeanne smithwick rochelle monique snell christine snyder diane. diane snyder. >> leonard snyder astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song mary sapper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. maynard s. spence, jr. george edward spencer iii >> and my beloved husband, joel miller. all the boys became fathers since 2001. you've missed out on all of their lives and our grandchildren. please watch over us. >> and my brother, ronald j. ruben. instead of mourning because our precious things have been taken from us, let us be grateful to god for having lent them to us. let us thinking of happy days. we have had them and now they are ended. let us turn the loss to glorious gain, the gain that comes with new courage, with nobler tasks, with a wider outlook on life

as smith was leaving the train, officers surrounded him and this body cam video you can see smith kicking officers. the lawsuit states cell phone video shows smith getting punched in the head as he was on the ground. in december smith was acquitted for four battery charges. >> it's really helpful because we're able to show the jury that the officers lied. one of the officers says he tried to walk away. you look at the video, and he is standing in one place the whole time. >> reporter: a jury was mung on two other charges for battery and they were later dropped. smith was with his then pregnant girlfriend during this event and she was also detained by officers. adachi says an officer had a knee in her back for 21 seconds and that she miscarried as a result. back in december, bart says the woman wasn't visibly pregnant when she told officers that she was they say that she was treated with respect and they offered her medical attention which she declined. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:41. [ explosion ] >> from hurricane harvey to bay area heat, weather has been extrem

he thought he saw smith reach for a handgun. officer stockily fires four shots. anthony smith is struck in the chest and dies at the scene. an internal report says officer stockily entered smith's car to locate the weapon and render it safe and remove the am nigs for a silver revolver. according to a criminal complaint, the analysis reveals only stockily's dna was on the gun, he said belonged to smith. officer jason stockily is relieved of his duties and charged with first-degree murder. >> we all knew what it was when it happened. there couldn't have been any doubt about it. i knew that it was murder from the beginning. >> reporter: stockily's murder trial started last month. the key question, whether or not the mottrist smith had a gone at the time of the shooting. prosecutors argued the x officer may have planted the resolver in the car to justify the shooting, even though multiple cameras captured the incident, the gun was never seen. still in his not guilty ruling, judge timothy says the gun would have been too large for st

stockley testified he thought he saw a gun as smith fled. the trial was heard by a lone judge, and finding stockley not guilty, judge timothy wilson wrote that he agonizingly pored over every piece of evidence and he found that prosecutors did not prove stockley's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. jean casarez, cnn, new york. >> attorney al larkins is joining us now, he represents anthony lamar smith's fiance, christina wilson. thank you so much for being with us. first of all, how is christina and her family doing, and how are they reacting to this news this morning? >> well, speaking for my clients, they are a chocolate soup mess, they are, obviously, very upset. >> did she say anything about how she plans to move forward at this point? >> well, you know, you can't get over something like this. this is someone's loved one. this is a father of a young child. this is your fiance. he's gone. he's dead. and to exacerbate matters, knowing that you can't get over that loss, ever, you have this genuinely repugnant and inconsistent order issued by

stockley testified he thought he saw a gun as smith fled. the trial was heard by a lone judge and finding stockley not guilty, judge wilson wrote that he agonizingly poured over every piece of evidence and he found that prosecutors did not prove stockley's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. cnn, new york. >> the ex- officer acquitted in those killings says he knows everyone wants to blame someone but says i'm not the guy. he spoke exclusively to the st. louis post dispatch. >> i did not murder anthony lamar smith. i did not plant a gun. as i testified at trial, and -- and the homicide on the day of, it was an imminent threat to my life. i had to. the taking of a life is the most significant thing that one can do, and it's not something that is done lightly. it's not something that should ever be celebrated and it's just a horrible experience altogether, but sometimes it's necessary. this is a completely reactionary event. if he takes off in a car we follow. he turns left, we turn left. and unfortunately you're reacting in those few seconds and

or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith. who we paired with a humana team member to help address his own specific health needs. at humana, we take a personal approach to your health, to provide care that's just as unique as you are. no matter what your name is. . >> good morning, everyone, i'm alex witt in new york. it is 9:00 in the east. 6:00 a.m. out in the west. we have breaking news from

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the chase ends with a crash which smith survives. but when officers approach, an internal report says stockley ordered smith to show his hands. and that he saw smith reach for a handgun. officer stockley fires four shots. anthony smith is struck in the chest and dies at the scene. an internal report says officer stockley entered smith's car to locate the weapon and render it safe. and remove the ammunition from a silver revolver. according to the criminal complaint, forensic analysis revealed that only officer stockley's dna was on the gun he said belonged to smith. officer jason stockley is relieved his duties and charged with first degree murder. >> we all knew what it was when it happened. there couldn't be any doubt about it. i knew that it was murder from the beginning. >> reporter: stockley's murder trial started last month. the key question, whether or not the motorist smith had a gun at the time of the shooting. prosecutors argued that the ex officer may have planted the revolver in the car to justify the shooting. even thoug

i can tell you right now that is not enough richard smith should be fired. but the guy more importantly, at least at this moment, deserves to live in infamy on the "mad money" wall of shame our rogue's gallery of value destroying executives which have no business any longer running a public company i think the reason should be pretty self-commandtory but i'm going to spell it out, maybe for the board of directors that seem to be a little ostrich like. as you all know september 7th we learn equifax hit the worst breach every everything from social security numbers, birthdays, addresses and even driver's license, basically everything you might need for full-blown identity theft. the hackers got more than 200,000 credit card numbers, luckily for people who paid equifax credit monitoring services just in terms of the number of people affected, this was the 6th largest hack in history. whether you consider the content of what got taken, it's probably the worst data breach of its kind somebody else have your birthday, address, social security, that's all they need

smith was shot dead after a police chase in 2011. stockley claimed he saw the suspected drug dealer reach for a gun but only the officer's dna was found on the weapon leading to allegations that it was planted. officer stockley can be heard on dash cam during the chase say he's going to kill smith. in issuing his decision today the judge said he couldn't say that the state had proved every element of murder beyond a reasonable doubt. >> the verdict has created frustration and anger for many in our community. >> reporter: smith leaves behind a young daughter, his family spoke through an attorney. >> they were shocked. >> reporter: the case has echos of the 2014 unrest in nearby ferguson following the fatal shooting of michael brown by a white police officer. brown's family has been in contact with the smiths. >> i'm reliving, i'm reliving right now what this family going through. >> reporter: tonight concern that protests will grow forcing this community to relive ferguson as well. many businesses here in downtown st. louis closed ear

anthony smith is struck in the chest and dies at the scene. an internal report says officer stockily entered his car to locate the weapon and render it safe and remove the ammunition from a vil ser revolver. according to the complaint forensic analysis showed only the office every's dna was on. he was relieved of his duties and charged with first-degree murder. >> we all knew what it was when it happened. there couldn't be any doubt about it. the i knew it was murder from the beginning. >> stockily's murder trial started last month, the key question, whether or not the motorist, smith, had a gun at the time of theshooting. they argued that the ex-office he may v. planned the gun in the car even though multiple cameras captured the incident, the gun was never seen. still in his not guilty ruling, judge timothy wilson said the gun would have been too large for stockily to hide, and then plant. the judge said he'd review the video footage innumerable times and that just because smith's finger prints weren't on the gun didn't mean the driver didn'

sarah smith, bbc news, edinburgh. now, aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian crisis in bangladesh after a rapid increase in the number of rohingya muslims fleeing their homes in neighbouring myanmar. the rohingya muslims are a minority group in a country that is dominated by buddhists. the latest violence, in the state of rakhine, has left hundreds dead amid claims that burmese troops are targeting rohingya villages. the un says 35,000 people have crossed the border into bangladesh in the past day alone. that brings the total seeking refuge to more than 123,000 in the past 11 days. our correspondent, sanjoy majumder, has just sent this report from the port city of cox's bazar. desperation is what is driving the rohingya refugees and bangladesh, which has taken them in, is being overwhelmed by the sheer numbers that are surging in. so a truck's just backed up now to take all of these refugees to the nearest relief camp, and you can just see the chaos as they're all desperate to get on board. it's a chance for them

stockley testified he thought he saw a gun as smith fled. the trial was heard by a lone judge, and finding stockley not guilty, judge timothy wilson wrote that he agonizingly pored over every piece of evidence and he found that prosecutors did not prove stockley's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. jean casarez, cnn, new york. >> all right, so where does the city of st. louis go from here as it looks to heal from this verdict and also the unrest? joining me right now to discuss, antonio frencha, a st. louis city alderman and former candidate for mayor. good to see you. folks really recall how actively involved you were following the ferguson shooting. so, first, your reaction to the judge's ruling. this was a judge-rendered verdict, not a jury trial. >> yeah, like so many other st. louisens, i am disappointed by the judge's decision, and also some of the language that he used in that decision. it seems, again, that the system is not working for average citizens, especially african-americans, when it comes to police violence. >> what do you mea

an equifax spokesperson says smith is still scheduled to testify before congress. smith's departure prompted ohio senator sherrod brown to ask sec's chair a question about it during a hearing on the sec's own cyber breach. >> do you think it's appropriate for the executives that ran the company during the massive breach that they get to retire and keep their bonuses and stock awards? >> it would be inappropriate for me to comment on that specific matter. do i believe if executives have profited from a high stock price that's as a result of failure to disclose, other acts that are clearly violations of our securities laws, shoul there be an ability to get back those gains? yes, i do. >> reporter: in response, gop senator john kennedy tweeted, was pleased to hear chairman clayton isn't ignoring the possible equifax insider trading. the american people need answers. equifax maintains the executives didn't know about the breach when they sold the shares. equifax has lost more than $4.5 billion in market cap since the breach was made public. consumer groups say smith's

he was accused and tried for killing anthony smith. a car crashed and somehow officer stockley shot into the car and killed officer smith. now you have several groups in the process of protesting this. we have a correspondent on the scene. we'll bring you the latest as we continue watching the protest and the line-up in st. louis. meantime, more on the london attack in just a moment as police here in the u.s. say they're monitoring the situation. i'll talk with a former cia military analyst that says there's no way to prevent these attacks. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. because it's a hat, but it's like the most important hat i've ever owned. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep --

charlie smith was on the scene. >> everything was incinerated. it looked like a war scene, as if something was bombed. >> the driver of the dump truck was suspected of talking on a cell phone when he crashed. after a seven-month information, smith decided not to charge the driver. he tells news4 the dump truck driver's cell phone was incinerated and they say there's evidence of brake failure >> that's not a crime. so in order to really take away somebody's freedom or liberty, you have to prove gross negligence. >> and statements from witnesses question the safety of the police motorcade blockade. one man said the way they shut down the highway with rolling stop was inappropriate. another say the motorcycle police may have had traffic moving over too quickly for cars coming up to slow down. and they say that the police nearly collided with a bus in the motorcade itself. >> if they're not conducted correctly, they pose a threat to the travelers who come into the county. >> reporter: the u.s. capitol police declined to comment on this. the driver of

or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith. who we paired with a humana team member to help address his own specific health needs. at humana, we take a personal approach to your health, to provide care that's just as unique as you are. no matter what your name is. >>> america strong. the hiker conquering 2,650 miles, but not any hiker. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: when she turned 19, doctors explained to stacy that she has lupus, and she's been struggling with the disease ever since. three years ago, it attacked her spinal cord and stole her ability to walk. >> i pretty much had no no mobility. >> reporter: for seven months, she struggled with intense daily physical therapy. her hard work would pay off, giving her back some strength in her arms, but not in her legs, which are permanently paralyzed. >> coming out of the hospital, needing a power wheelchair, i just dreamt about getting back outdoors. >> reporte