then smith launches his attack. about 20 7:00 at night -- to make a long story short, they penetrated between that ravine, between batteries six and seven, and the entire compliment of confederate artillery in those batteries and the adjacent batteries on either side surrendered. on brooks is right, martin dale scattered the defenders of batteries three and four, while the black troops accomplished even more. capturing batteries six, seven, eight, nine, and finally ten. by the time the darkness enveloped the bloodstained landscape, smith had conquered two miles of the confederate line and captured at least 13 guns and inflicted hundreds of casualties. now the question remained, what would the federals do with this tardy but decisive victory? now with barlow's division lost, only bernese and gibbon's divisions of the second corps were available to respond to those early -- urgent messages to assist smith. as i said, poor communications, confusing geography conspired to delay their arrival until well after dark, after

nicole smith has died. >> anna? >> anna. >> anna, one more time. >> she might have been one of the most famous faces in the world. >> shooting for guess makes anna nicole smith a star. >> va-va-voom. wow. >> she was ridiculed, but there's a whole story the public doesn't know. >> people have a perception that she was this dumb blond. she wasn't. >> i'm fine, i'm well, i'm here. >> every single thing i touch has a story to it. >> she snagged a very rich man who was near death. >> one of the world's richest men. >> anna never gave [ bleep ] about money. >> she loved mr. marshall tremendously. >> he left her nothing. zero. ♪ anna, anna, anna, anna nicole ♪ >> she is one hot mess, except maybe she's not that hot anymore. >> make me beautiful dress. >> anna nicole smith just gave birth to a baby girl only to have her 20-year-old son, daniel, die at her maternity bedside. >> and then the unimaginable happens -- anna herself dies just five months later. >> the question ofhy called 911 sooner is never fully answered. >>

at that point couriers arrived from grant and smith urging hancock to support smith's impending attack. hancock is surprised by the urgency of these orders. he's under no illusion at this point that he's expected to participate in the fight and it was almost impossible to find out where smith wanted him to go. there was poor staff work and there were no maps so wartime is a lapse for this. now smith will finally be successful. he identified a routine that provided some depp allayed between battery six and seven. that's where highway 36 goes under the road and his plan was to send a reinforced skirmish line really in order to make the attack. he said my best chance of success was to form a heavy skirmish line which would not attract much artillery fire but would yet be sufficient to do the work if the enemy was not very strong. he would initiate the attack triggering responses like john martindale's division is right and the black division on his left. he further thought it would be best to degrade the confederate defenses with an artillery bombardment. he gave orders to his artillery c

yeah, so it may in smith's day. it was about the british east india company in a sovereign in putin's time. it's putin versus the people, but if you take smith of russia, yes, yeah average people isn't he's an illustration of what's exactly exactly. so that's why these ideas are are in fact timeless, but you know smith wrote another book. and he wrote it almost two decades before the wealth of nations the theory of moral sentiments and there's more smith the moral philosopher. he was at the time a tutor and a professor of moral philosophy and in that book he argued for something. he called mutual sympathy. i think today we'd probably use words more like empathy and he had in mind people being all in and i think if i took the two books together, i could take two meanings of all in that wealth of nations is about all in for me is an individual i should be able to supply my skills in the labor market as an open competitive market you could as an entrepreneur. however, we want the theory moral sentiments is all in the s

he immediately has to deal with hiring a good staff smith stinks. well, you know i can he lost i'm going to stick around and help him out if i can he wants robert moses who is his secretary of state to stay and he wants bell moskowitz who was his top one of his top aged to stay but roosevelt eleanor says, you won't be governor if those two are running the show. so he picks his own people ed flynn was secretary of state and he had some other aids and of course, you know, he kept francis perkins and made her the first cabinet member in new york state history and then later of course in washington the same thing and later. he would hire harry hopkins and his friend henry morganthaw from down this way and samuel rosenman was a speech writer and attorney there. he jousted with the legislature there was so much. i found it's like it's like it is now, you know, he's complaining that they spent all three months trying to do the budget and then they passed all these bills at the end and sent him to his desk. the fireside chats in washington, they began in al

the carmen smith murder was now officially a cold case. to doss, daker was the one that got away. >> does a case like this haunt a police department? >> absolutely, because these cases go home with you in your mind. >> but for years doss couldn't do anything about it, and then just by chance he was sent to a dna training seminar in 2008, a random assignment that would change everything. >> back in the mid'90s very, very little at all could be done with the hair except to say the color of the hair. now when there's any tissue from the root on the hair whatsoever, it takes just a minute amount of tissue to come up with a full profile. >> it's called nuclear dna testing and carmen was a strawberry blond and he remembered the short, dark hairs recovered from her body. not hers under layers of bedding. >> i felt it was invaluable evidence if there was enough tissue on that hair that was underneath her sweater. >> doss brought one of those dark hairs to a dna lab in texas and waited. it was almost 15 years after carmen smith's murder when the ca

yeah, so it may in smith's day. it was about the british east india company in a sovereign in putin's time. it's putin versus the people, but if you take smith of russia, yes, yeah average people isn't he's an illustration of what's exactly exactly. so that's why these ideas are are in fact timeless, but you know smith wrote another book. hd smith wrote it almost two decades before the wealth of nations, there's the moralnd philosopher whose the professor of moral philosophy. in that book he argues mutual sensitivity, i think we would call it empathy today. he had in mind people being all in. if i put this together, i could see two meanings of all in,or wealth of nations is about all in for me as an individual, my skills in the labor market and you put as an entrepreneur so it's all in, mass flourishingo and fingers weren't on this. i think there's a lot to say and what you say today calls attention in the wealth of nations, understand arguments about superiority of the system and it requires this belief that market

a statement to kron 4 from smith junior is lawyer reads in part, quote. >> eric smith is a brilliant police officer. any great young man. it isn't easy dealing with a violent criminal element these days. the suspect was likely armed would one pistol which he discarded. it was entirely reasonable for young officer smith to believe he might have another mendoza's lawyers reaction to the statement to the fact that this year trains bringing charges. >> pretty clearly reflects that. there was no reason for the about a that was used on and if not for the officer's body cam. you know, this probably would have never seen the light of day like to also reacting to the case bay area, civil rights attorney adante pointer. we'd like to see. >> other district attorneys, other district attorney offices. you know, do the same thing, which is there should be more prosecutions taking place against officers who violate the public trust. smith junior will be arraigned at a later date in contra costa county superior court. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 4, 0, 5, in developing news. san francisco police ar

can you explain why smith is important and what he meant adam smith had the fortune of being the most famous economist in the world in a day and age before google where adam smith would have been lost in the shuffle for the vanilla-ness of his name, but in 1776 when wealth of nations was published and his equally significant, but somewhat lesser known book theory of moral sentiments this book, which i found from this quote that you referred which i found from russ roberts refers to something that smith hit upon that i think is profoundly important about human nature. the characterization that adam smith talked about self-interest in a gordon gecko way that we all operate from self-interest meaning i'm going to get what's best for myself. is entirely ignorant? adam smith did speak to the rather obvious reality of incentives that when we go to work to provide for our family, which sounds like a noble thing. we are inevitably doing commerce with somebody else and that it is benefiting and that those are good things in it's this the construct of the invisible hand. but what smith says her

less northern ireland, dina asher—smith! less than _ northern ireland, dina asher—smith! less than a _ northern ireland, dina asher—smith! less than a month since a hamstring injury, hertitle less than a month since a hamstring injury, her title on the line, among those trying to topple her, fellow gb athlete darryl neita and imani lansiquot. asher—smith in lane three again pulled up, the result of the race, meanwhile, was initially too close to call, just a hundredth of a second separating the top three. finally, to everyone's surprise but the crowd's delight, a home—grown hero, and gb's darryl neita added european bronze to her medal collection. heartbreak for dina asher—smith, she has not defended her european title, but three sprinting medals for britain, so still plenty of reasons to celebrate. perhaps not the perfect picture ending they had in mind, but a perfect picture to end the night. so, respectfully, the men's and women's100 metres are usually the showpiece event at these races and just behind me tonight they did not disappoint, perhaps not the colour

a statement to kron 4 from smith junior is lawyer reads in part, quote. >> eric smith is a brilliant police officer. any great young man. it isn't easy dealing with a violent criminal element these days. the suspect was likely armed would one pistol which he discarded. it was entirely reasonable for young officer smith to believe he might have another mendoza's lawyers. reaction to the statement to the fact that this year trains bringing charges. >> pretty clearly reflects that. there was no reason for the about about that was used on if not for the officer's body cam. you know, this probably would have never seen the light of also reacting to the case bay area, civil rights attorney adante pointer. we'd like to see. >> other district attorneys, other district attorney offices. you know, do the same thing, which is there should be more prosecutions taking place against officers who violate the public trust. smith junior will be arraigned at a later date in contra costa county superior court. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> staying in the east bay union city police say a man was injured

lorde digby jones, penny smith, think you very much. some | smith, think you very much. some financial advice included! sport next, then the weather, and then we are off to singapore for newsday. thank you. good evening, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start with football. and liverpool's big summer signing darwin nunez will miss their next three games after being sent off during their 1—1 draw at home to crystal palace. jurgen klopp's team remain without a win after two premier league games this season. crystal palace took the lead at anfield through wilfried zaha, as he put them on their way to theirfirst point of the campaign. nunez then saw red after headbutting joachim andersen. liverpool's luis diaz salvaged a draw with a superb equaliser shortly after his team—mate's dismissal. liverpool's next game is away at manchester united next monday. it was tough, and then the story of the game did not get easier. i love the reaction for so that's what you have to show. we want to fight. if we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, then give

smith finished his public statement by saying the smith and wesson would never back down. and the defense. >> of their second amendment rights. >> 6.40, is the time fairfield police chief deanna cantrell says that she will retire by the end of the year after being diagnosed with cancer. now, for the second time, her first bout with the disease was 12 years ago. cantrell says that her 28 years in law enforcement has been rewarding. but this latest diagnosis convinced or it's time to step back and spend time with family. >> just time, you know, it's time for me to go spend time with family and to do some other things. and and it was a rude awakening that i'm just not going to live forever and and so i want to do some other things. >> control was sworn in as fairfield's first female police chief back in october of 2020, she'll hand off the role of police chief now to captain dan marshall. >> new data from san francisco shows that overall homelessness is down by about 3% over the last 3 years. the city also saw a 15% decline in unsheltered homelessness. its most significant de

i know there's a reason why smith _ for liv call. i know there's a reason why smith is - for liv call. i know there's a reason why smith is making j for liv call. i know there's a - reason why smith is making the announcements on liv on his behalf but there has been the drip drip effect, announcements about these golfers. as is all part of a pr battle that they are attempting to wage? battle that they are attempting to wa . e? f , , ., wage? they're “ust trying to strengthen — wage? they're just trying to strengthen their _ wage? they're just trying to strengthen their line-up. i wage? they're just trying to - strengthen their line-up. that's the strengthen their line—up. that's the simple truth of the matter. and in smith they've got their biggest asset but they've also use find nieman and shelley who is the youngest player at 23 in the world top 20 ranked 19th in the world, fantastic prospect. significant siting there. the other players they've signed today are an australian and it india and a couple of americans. those names

smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to insert into the record notice from the congressional budget office we received just this morning as a matter of fact, yes the bill in front of us and the numbers it claims does include additional audits on individuals making less than $400,000 a year and i yield one and a half minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the document is admitted. the gentleman is now recognized from california for one minute. one and a half minutes. >> mr. speaker, the democrats printed and spent trillions of dollars we didn't have and they unleashed the worst inflation in 40 years. they waged war on capitalism and the energy industry and produced an economic recession. now they're doubling down on these foolish policies. the more some people invest in their mistakes the less willing they are to admit them. they are adding 87,000 new i.r.s. ages larger than the entire population of flint, michigan, in order to check $200 billion in new taxes. mr. mcclintock: mostly fr

smith finished his public statement by saying smith and wesson would never back down in their defense of the second amendment. turn things over. now to the forecast. let's take a live look outside now. well, we'll meteorologist grogan. tell us how it's going out there. kyla. yeah, they're lso. we are getting ready for a good weekend for those of you inland, we're finally get a little bit of relief as we get into the latter part of the weekend. let's start off with the set up here. high pressure has been in the desert southwest that's been helping us to heat up. however. >> a little low pressure is going to scoot into the pacific northwest. and what that means is it's going to bump those inland temperatures down because it's going push that high pressure out a little bit so that every length so cooler for those of you inland on sunday. yeah, it's going to be a big difference. but today we're already kind of off to the races, antioch at 91 degrees already at this hour. much cooler the coast where we've had fog this morning. as you can see, just 58 degrees in half moon bay. just 56 in sa

this is case number 157 on the calendar in the matter of smith vs. smith. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. smith, how did you meet the plaintiff? >> the plaintiff was a friend of a friend. approximately three years ago, my cat needed babysitting, so i initiated her. i re-met her again a year ago. >> judge judy: and when you say you initiated something a year ago, tell me what it was that you initiated. >> i had purchased a hundred-year-old house, and i was conversing with my friends -- and she was present -- about the problems i was having with ng up. i'd hired an inspector, but he didn't do a good job. i needed plumbing, a roof, electrical. there was no foundation on my house. >> judge judy: were you living there? >> i was residing there, yes. >> judge judy: with all those things not being there? no foundation, no plumbing, nothing? >> they were operational but not totally functional. >> judge judy: now we're gonna get back how you came to her to help you with

back on april 9th after tazing the suspect smith hits the man with his taser more than 30 times smith was trying to take the man into custody after he fled a traffic. earlier in the night the officer located the suspect a second time and a brief foot chase led to this confrontation today richmond's police chief offered an apology. i want to apologize to the individual. that was involved in this incident as well as the community at large. officer smith's actions are unacceptable. what happened was also recorded by security cameras at a nearby business smith had been on administrative leave since the incident. san francisco's new district attorney is taking action that she says will hold drug dealers accountable today da brooke jenkins announced she's rescinding more than 30 plea deals with people accused of selling fentanyl jenkins believes the deals granted by former. dhsa boudin were too lenient. the action is part of a slate of new policies. she's instituting to battle the drug epidemic in the city, especially the tenderloin abc 7 news reporter liam melendez has reaction to the deci

matthew hudson—smith! but it was clear matthew hudson—smith had no time for theatrics. the defending european champion in lane four, in the last month, bronze at the worlds and silver in birmingham. could he upgrade in munich? this is now about matt hudson—smith! the 27—year—old ran a near—perfect race. in the lead coming off the bend, and he only got stronger. matt hudson—smith is going to take the european title again! first and second was clear, who got bronze less so. cue an anxious wait followed by an eruption from former science student alex haydock—wilson. he's got it. this is my third time being here, it's alex's first medal so i'll let him take it. the goals i have are terrifying but i keepj dreaming them anyway, i knowl with the guidance of people like matt and the team around me i can do anything. - now, sweden'sjesper hellstrom didn't win a medal but was responsible for one of the highlights of the night. the triple jump is a combination of speed, power and technique, but should the latter fail you just relax and let gravity do the rest. nesta mc

smith of new jersey, i inform the house that mr. smith will vote no on res1316. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: as the member designated by mr. krishnamoorthi and mr. gottheimer, i inform the house and the distinguished speaker from connecticut that these two members will vote yes on h.res. 13416. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. gibbs from ohio, i inform the house that mr. gibbs will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. ocasio-cortez, ms. bush, ms. omar, ms. pressley, mrs. watson coleman, ms. schakowsky, and mr. doyle i inform the house that these seven members will vote yea on h.res. 1316. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. fleischmann:mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. lesko of a

get away, they all operate it's entirely ignorant adam smith spoke to the incentive that when we go to work to provide for family is a noble thing we are inevitably in commerce was 70 else and it's benefiting in the construct of the invisible hand, what it says here mankind and there are desires to be seen as lovely and renewal booth from aristotle in one of the great philosophers who got this right at a time of economic school and a chance to pick him to take off to embody the notion of moral sentiment. >> smith did not write about the story of gordon gecko and wall street, greed and bad people. that's important to look into. i'm in a go through a couple more names, this one is a hard one, it is a french name he is important he speaks in your book, he's wonderful the things one sees in which one doesn't see tell us about the policy i am a very young person who did not have a easy time getting into girls have read the economics and decided to study the original sources about original sources have years later. he was quoting about his book and very briefly i'll share why, he died at

as you say, do you asher smith has helped to put it on | asher smith has helped to put it on the agenda and hopefully more can be done. we will talk about more on this in the future. the app is called fitter woman. thank you so much. finland's prime minster, sanna marin, says she has nothing to fear after taking a drugs test, following the emergence of a video of her, at a party. the 36—year—old took the test, after some in finland, interpreted comments by partygoers in the footage, as referring to drugs. here's caroline hawley. these are the pictures that have put the finnish prime minister in the spotlight for, her critics say, all the wrong reasons. sanna marin in the strappy black top enjoying herself at a party but the leaking of the footage prompted her to take a drugs test and today she announced she had. though she said she considered the call is unfair and was doing it for her own legal protection. she said she had always been in a fit state to lead the country. we didn't have any government meetings during that week and i had time off and spent it with my friends and did n

kareem abdul-jabbar was talking about the will smith stuff. i have my own criticism of it but there's a way we can critique our own community and not drag ourselves or the community through the mud. i have written stuff for people ask you the whole thing. death threats. you are kind of like it is interesting. a lot of times the stuff i get from our own community, if i'm praising an uplifting, people tragic we are -- try to queer shaming and trans shame me when i'm praising or uplifting black women. i will get the same thing. i have critique ice cube. somebody who parted him i admire, parts i criticize. well, you are no good. i was raised in the all-black segregated queens. you do get these people who are trying to bait you. part of it is for us -- i agree with michelle obama. it's a hard thing to do. when they go alone, we go high. that's important as an aspiring vision. i think is important. i share that philosophy with my daughter and my family. >> real quick. one minute. i want to hop on something you said. even the language our communities

smith: thank you very much. we will turn to our next witness. >> thank you so much to the committee for hosting today. i am the cofounder and board chair of work works america. i have worked in direct service since 1998 in new york, philadelphia, and metro denver colorado. i'm here to talk about the work works model as an example of how we need to expand our toolkit to address homelessness in cities across this country. thank you for my fellow witness and for both senator smith and senator rounds for your introduction. i do not need to tag on more around the need. but what i do want to talk about a solutions and what we need to do to expand our response. the work works model was founded 30 years ago. it has since been scaled to six communities nationwide. we regularly get requests for many more. we are in atlanta, georgia, colorado, philadelphia and working in texas and maine. what we know is the combination of paid work and social enterprise, coupled with transitional base supported housing and support services

so, heartbreak for dina asher—smith. she hasn't defended her european title, but three sprinting medals for britain, so still plenty of reasons to celebrate. perhaps not the perfect picture ending they had in mind, but a perfect picture to end the night. nesta mcgregor, bbc news in munich. well, away from the track, britain thought they'd sealed a medal in the field. jacob fincham—dukes opening jump of 8.06 had him in the silver position at the end of competition, but he was demoted back to fifth after an appealfound thatjump was a foul. in the water, there was gold for great britain over in rome at the european aquatics championships. in the mixed relay, britain's quartet of tom dean, matt richards, freya colbert and freya anderson won in the four by 200 metre freestyle — anderson at the end holding off the challenge from france to take the title. after winning commonwealth games silver, there was also gold for britain's lois toulson and kyle kothari in the mixed ten metre synchro platform dive. it adds to the bronz

adam smith. but while the latter has been one of the main subjects of investigation ever since the beginning of our science. the former has been as completely neglected. although it seems to me to be the really central problem of economics. as a social science the problem we pretend to solve is how the spontaneous interaction of a number of people each only possessing bits of knowledge. bring about a state of affairs that corresponds to equilibrium. how can we determine what economic production should be when knowledge is divided among all of the millions and tens of millions hundreds of millions billions of people in the world. how do we accommodate divided knowledge the answer of socialists at the time as we've discussed and we'll discuss further today was will government can plan it can make all those decisions. but even if you could entrust government with that power, how would it know what to produce that's the crucial problem. how do you utilize divided knowledge in a society? here's what h

and another way to frame it and adam smith today would say with my book but what bridges do you think we should have and what weer should be doing and then after this we will talk about the further lessons of what is going on and what does it mean for bridges and globalization. >> so with that liberal backing that implies taking both sides to realize the growth and describe on —- destruction and we cannot simply celebrate on —- celebrate the gains from the market economy without giving something with the disruption. bridges need to be in two camps preparing people to succeed or reconnecting them when they are dropped off. that is about community colleges, work support, broad changes of social insurance system. there is ath way of noticing and doing things that is very different. >> thank you for that answer you are a very good speaker and it is a terrific book. if you don't like one —- don't mind i'd like to take it to current events but let me pick something suppose china backs russia and we end up with a new iron curtain not just russia but china shrinksic dramatically with al

a statement to kron 4 from smith juniors lawyer reads in part, quote. >> eric smith is a brilliant police officer. any great young man. it isn't easy dealing with a violent criminal element these days. the suspect was likely armed would one pistol which he discarded. it was entirely reasonable for young officer smith to believeche might have another mendoza's lawyers reaction to the statement to the fact that this year trains bringing charges. >> pretty clearly reflects that there was no reason for the about a that was used on and if not for the officer's body cam. you know, this probably would have never seen the light of day. we'd like to also reacting to the case bay area, civil rights attorney adante pointer. we'd like to see. >> other district attorneys, other district attorney offices. you know, do the same thing, which is there should be more prosecutions taking place against officers who violate the public trust. >> smith junior will be arraigned at a later date in contra costa county superior court gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> san francisco da from jenkins is getting tougher on dru

a statement to kron 4 from smith junior is lawyer reads in part, quote. >> eric smith is a brilliant police officer. any great young man. it isn't easy dealing with a violent criminal element these days. the suspect was likely armed would one pistol which he discarded. it was entirely reasonable for young officer smith to believe he might have another mendoza's lawyers. reaction to the statement. the fact that this year trains bringing charges. >> pretty clearly reflects that. there was no reason for the about a that was used on and if not for the officer's body cam. you know, this probably would have never seen the light of day. we'd like to also reacting to the case bay area, civil rights attorney adante pointer. we'd like to see. >> other district attorneys, other district attorney offices. you know, do the same thing, which is there should be more prosecutions taking place against officers who violate the public trust. >> smith junior will be arraigned at a later date in contra costa county superior court gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. talk a bit about our forecast now as

he cross the line. >> officer smith's actions are unacceptable. his behavior deviated from our training and will not be tolerated. >> richmond police chief piece of french played surveillance video and officer bodycam video of the incident during a news conference wednesday the video shows the officer tasing the and then hitting him at least 3 dozen times with his taser while repeatedly shouting, stop resisting, stop resisting. >> the officer acknowledged the force and he believed that his life was in danger. after watching this and reviewing the report all the evidence that surrounded this we just concluded an investigation that. it was unjustified force. >> chief french says all use of force incidents are reviewed. this one got flagged 11 days after it happened. the officer was put on administrative leave and tuesday of this week he was fired after the police department's internal investigation was completed. >> i know that the actions of this officer further erode the trust between law enforcement and the community. but i also know that this of

. >> officer smith's actions are unacceptable. his behavior deviated from our training and will not be tolerated. >> after an internal investigation, he was fired from the police course. the case is under review by the district attorney's office. >>> the husband of speaker nancy pelosi pleaded not guilty to a dui charge. his lawyer appeared in court entering the not guilty plea on pelosi's behalf. the d.a. says that pelosi's case has been destructive because of the news and others swapping her phone lines. >> this matter is handled like every other matter that the county handles. we handle approximately 550 duis in any given year. this matter is being traded, put in order, and going to court like any other case. >> they have not released dash cam video of that arrest and the d.a. says she never releases evidence until a case is settled. >>> knew what monkeypox numbers are in. the state is reporting more than 1100 reported cases of the monkeypox. los angeles has the most cases with 400, but we are followed closely by san francisco.

well, i have son adam smith. with the c adam c smith and about a few years ago. he and my father co-authored a book about bootleggers and baptist. it was a collection of case studies and it was called bootleggers and baptists and i was so proud of them. there's 50 years difference and their ages and they wrote this book together, and it was really well done. and as soon as i would tell people and get the title out, they'd say bootleggers and baptists, that sounds like a fun book. and then i'd have to say well. it's an economics book. it's interesting, but it's not really fun. so then i thought what if i wrote a really fun book about bootleggers and baptists the real bootleggers and baptist of the prohibition era. so with their permission i took their original title and flipped it to call it baptist and bootleggers because i thought it would be a shame of someone ordered their book and got mine and even worse if they ordered mine and got theirs and saying where are the cocktail recipes? so that's what i did so to begin with a kind of go through the early part of t

to nolan smith. and said, this is how i feel and popovich actually said he had his first experience with understanding when he was in college at the air force academy and they were playing in north carolina and he and three teammates went to a club. and they were waiting in line and they got to the front of the line and the bouncer looked at. there were three white guys and one black guy and he looked at the black guy and said you can't come in here. and and they were they because again they were in colorado which is different from north carolina and and greg had grown up out outside chicago. and what are you talking about? he can't come in. well, we don't let blacks in here. so all four of them left. and popovich said he realized that night how white his life had been that he'd never really. even though he played ball with black guys. he never really known black guys and he made it a point to try to understand and he told me that he's told his players on different occasions if i were black. i'd have

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a statement to kron 4 from smith junior is lawyer reads in part, quote. >> eric smith is a brilliant police officer. any great young man. it isn't easy dealing with a violent criminal element these days. the suspect was likely armed would one pistol which he discarded. it was entirely reasonable for young officer smith to believe he might have another mendoza's lawyers reaction to the statement to the fact that this year trains bring charges. >> pretty clearly reflects that. there was no reason for the amount of violence that was used on if not for the officer's body cam. you know, this probably would have never seen the light of day. we'd like to also reacting to the case bay area, civil rights attorney adante pointer. we'd like to see. >> other district attorneys, other district attorney offices. you know, do the same thing, which is there should be more prosecutions taking place against officers who violate the public trust. smith junior will be arraigned at a later date in contra costa county superior court. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> developing news we are following tonight.

a statement to kron 4 from smith junior is lawyer reads in part, quote. >> eric smith is a brilliant police officer. any great young man. it isn't easy dealing with a violent criminal element these days. the suspect was likely armed would one pistol which he discarded. it was entirely reasonable for young officer smith to believe he might have another mendoza's lawyers. reaction to the statement. the fact that this year trains bringing charges. >> pretty clearly reflects that. there was no reason for the about a that was used on if not for the officer's body cam. you know, this probably would have never seen the light of day like to also reacting to the case bay area, civil rights attorney adante pointer. we'd like to see. >> other district attorneys, other district attorney offices. you know, do the same thing, which is there should be more prosecutions taking place against officers who violate the public trust. >> smith junior will be arraigned at a later date in contra costa county superior court gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> it's 6, 0, 8, right now in san francisco, district attorne