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

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

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

patti smith right there. jackson smith, jesse paris smith, tony shanahan. catch them in central park on thursday. we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to jennifer lawrence, pedro pascal, patti smith once again! [ cheers and applause ] herb alpert. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots from philadelphia, pennsylvania. the roots right there. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. thank you, bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- emma roberts. chat and music from father john misty. featuring the 8g band with elaine bradley. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. absolutely fantastic to he

got to update that sign. >> that's it. >> harry smith, good luck, my friend. good to see you. >> may the best sore head win. >> you grump. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. ee did winds sore was engaged to her future wife for 40 years because they couldn't legally be married in the united states. her lifelong fight as a gay rights activist culminated in the 2013 court decision that made her an icon. when thea died in 2009, windsor did not qualify for the spousal exemption on estate tax because the state did not recognize her as a spouse so she sued and eventually won new rights for americans in same-sex marriages. president obama called to congratulate her. edie's win laid the groundwork for a land mark supreme court decision two years later that recognized the constitutional right of same sex couples to marry anywhere in america. she was born in philadelphia. she got a master's in applied mathematics from new york university and was hired in 1958 as a programmer by ibm. in 1967 edie and thea were quietly engaged marking their promise to marr

this is the story of john smith. not this john smith. 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. and? do you stand with the president when he tells team owners when they have police on their team that don't stand for the national anthem they should be fired? >> i don't think that is the president's decision. >> as an owner of the packers myself, i think that when i saw kendrick and all the other ones kneeling, that really disappointed me. >> i bought sign tickets to watch these players play football. not lock arms. >> if your team had knelt entirely, would you give up your season tickets. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> do that some other time. the national anthem is sacred to us. the flag is sacred to us. if you want to protest, don't do it on your boss'

reporting for chasing news. >> and wayne smith and let me start with you. he has been around the block politically. but let me ask you spa selfcally to address murphy's comments property taxes are rising slowly because the state is planning less money. >> well, actually, whether that is true. the real problem here is the 8500 is what the average has paid for property tax around new jersey. that is the average. that is a lot of money with when you go $700 a month. it is human. it is getting worse. right? that is sure. when you look at the debate rating now. , what they are going to do. well, notice it is about the talk. it is about the talk right now. it's the campaign, nothing is real until after november 7th. he is still governor no matter what you want to do. >> well, you were mayor. they capped it at 2% and ranged more than two percent. on average, they are going up two and a half percent. >> you have some exceptions to the law. right. 4:00. >> you can have a natural disaster. well, you got to spend money beyond that. it is a tough issue for every level

they did bring a smith&westen. they had a curling iron. what is this item which you put over fire and heat it. they did not bring a change of clothes. they could only bring $5 and they had to earn their way along the routes and but they had had to be six months from what we can tell. and that stipulation, to get there at a certain time and stop and earn the way along the way is what caused real problems, they were told if they were will, they would get extra time. that becomes an important issue later in the story. they actually began in downtown spokane, they were on the railroad and downtown spokane even though that was 25,000 miles from their home. they walked from the home and spent night with the family, one of the ways that we were able to find more about this lost story was the way that they could earn their money, was they were come into a town and go to the newspaper right away. no c-span at the time, they were going to the newspaper, they have a letter of introduction from the mayor of spokane that said these are upstanding women

they did bring a smith & wesson gun, some kind of account base. they had a curling iron, which is one of the things they were stopped by native americans, they were curious what is this item. they did not bring a change of clothes. they would earn their way and they could only bring $5 they have to earn their way along the route in the stipulation was that had to be there at a certain time, which was about six months from what we can tell. that's stipulation about having to get there at a certain time and stop in or near way along the way for cultural problems. they were also told us they were till they would get extra time. that becomes an important issue later in the story. they began in downtown spokane on this railroad even know about was 25 miles from their home and the first night they walked from their home and spend one night with the family. one of the ways we were able to find more about this story was the way they could earn their money as they could come into town and the newspaper read away. the c-span at that time. they have a letter

. >> a sunday sit-down with elizabeth moss plus harry smith a bit later in the show. let's begin with the second night of protests in st. louis nbc's blake mccoy is there for us. good morning. >> you can see windows boarded up after being smashed in overnight. protesters never announced they were coming to this neighborhood about 20 minutes outside of downtown st. louis keeping their prochlts unpredictable and leaving business owners unprepared. a second night of protests turned violent. >> my wife runs the cafe and she works hard to make this a place that feels like a part of the community. and it hurts. people should be able to protest. but this is not productive. >> reporter: protesters filled the streets of university city, a suburb st. louis popular for its restaurants, shops and bars. what started as a maesful demonstration earlier in the day turned ugly as night fell with a handful of protesters clashing with police. nine of them left in handcuffs. protesters still angry over the decision to acquit white police officer jason stockly in the 2011 shooting death o

smith was left dead. jason stockley later testifying he saw smith with a gun. a firearm was recovered but prosecutors argued stockley planted that weapon. video after the shooting shows stockley digging into ace bag in the backseat of his cruiser. >> i did lamar smith. >> reporter: making it clear in the interview that his actions were warranted. >> taking of a life is the most significant thing that one can do and it's not something that is done lightly. it was an imminent threat to my life. i had to. >> reporter: that explanation not sitting well with protesters. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the home of the mayor of st. louis bearing the brunt of some people's anger, bright red paint splattered across the home's exterior. windows broken by hurled rocks. and authorities say ten officers were injured in the protest. two of them so seriously they had to be hospitalized. dan, paula. >> quite a scene outside the mayor's home. >>> we want to move to florida where aur eight residents die now speaking out about the number of calls that it made to the power company as co

stephen smith is another major figure in this paper. does his particular story represent the political tendencies of other propertied african-americans? it was dangerous to try to make freedom in a slaveholding nation and that danger might've been particularly tangible to those who were fortunate enough to have some degree of economic stability. is there a way we could see more complex portrait of the communities and recognize that sometimes people choose not to engage in particular political activity? part of why i think this is important to break down the community in terms of how individuals were involved is that it would further emphasize how radical it was for someone like stephen smith to risk as much as he did by sheltering people who were fleeing slavery. also along the lines on this point about danger, i'm curious how communities survived. southern jersey attracts some -- self emancipated people, but also attracts slave catchers. it is a known location for this setup rescue operation. do you have a sense of how and how long the

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

and i'm larry smith. we have a team of stormwatch-7 meteorologists and reporters covering this storm. let's start with meteorologists eileen whelan and veronica johnson 2am nhc update: irma category 1 hurricane it moves over the western florida peninsula - next update from nhc at 5am - increasing clouds from irma today - cloudy & cool tomorrow; few showers late - unsettled work week; warming late week today: sunny and cool start. increasing high clouds. highs: 74-77 winds: ne to e 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. lows: 54-61 winds: ne 5 mph tuesday: overcast. cool. a few showers late. highs: 71-75 winds: e 5 mph here is the ve ry latest on 4-point-5 million are without power - that number expected to grow as irma continues to barrel through florida. all major florida airports are closed and its not yet clear when flights will resume. and the storm is blamed for 32 carribean. more than 160-thousand people are waiting in shelters statewide brad bell was in tampa when the storm hit overnight. now to breathtakin

announced this morning chairman richard smith as retired. three weeks after of the company admitted to a data breech that compromised the sensitive personal information as 143 million americans. that breech is considered one of the worst ever in terms of breech and information exposed to the public. >>> talk show host steve harvey is making a lot of moves this yore. to political waves. harvey faced extreme backlash for meeting with president trump. i sat down with the king of daytime to talk about that meeting. and where things stand now. >> his new home a big new set in los angeles. to match his larger than life personality. i was invited to be one of the first to sit on his new set. to chat with the man who continues to say relevant after 20 years in the business. focusing ob everything from comedy to the current climate. >> you're able to balance entertainment with the news of the day. how are you able to strike that balance? >> humor sells. it makes it easier to swallow. somewhere between 1 and 3:00 you ought to be able turn on the tv an

mcadoo nor did they pick al smith. they ended up throwing in the towel and picked some other guy named john davis who no one knew. they were absolutely spent in their fight with the klan and over the klan that summer in new york. they ran this guy john davis. he got trounced. coolidge won the election, sworn in in march of 1925. and the klan, having flexed its muscles that way in national politics in the lead up to that election, coolidge wasn't their guy. they wanted a democrat in there. but they decided that once coolidge was in there it was time for them to make another show of political power. and this time they didn't want to make it within one political party. this time they wanted to flex their muscles on the national stage. this picture is from august 1925, so this is during the first year of calvin coolidge's presidency after the election in 1924. michael beschloss tweeted this out today. those are klan robes. the ku klux klan march in full white hoods and robes down pennsylvania avenue you. that was their sho

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in the fourth quarter, alex smith to kelsey, showing some want-to, diving into the end zone, from the 5 yard line. that's a touchdown. the team's back on top. kelsey fired up. eagles answered. the eagles within seven. the ensuing onside kick, great the ball is tipped away. eagles lose 27-20. here's john clark live in kansas city. >> reporter: yeah, danny pommells, i thought the defense played well, pressuring alex smith and the chiefs. but it was the running game that failed the eagles. get this, there were only 13 carries for wendell and sproles. blount got none. 56 passing plays. afterwards, all of the players said we need to be able to run the ball. >> do you remember a game where you didn't get any carries? >> not off the top of my head, no. >> in order to win, you have to run the ball. we have to run the ball, and take the pressure off of carson. >> you can't throw the ball 40 times in a game. how many times did he throw today? >> 46. >> that's not idea. 30 runs, 30 passes is more ideal. >> i was hoping that i was going to -- [ inaudible ] >> that is jason kelsey telling his brot

smith was shot dead after a police chase in 2011. stockily 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 stockily 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

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

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>> what we have is jeffrey smith, star board's two best ideas, first is a name a lot of investors are aware of, perrigo. jeffrey smith, again, has board representation, has been an activist in the stock for quite some time over the past year he still says that the company have a world class supply chain, 7,300 skus, individual product numbers, a dominant market share for their portfolio, also a huge amount of growth opportunity he also talked about their generics business and higher opportunities for that particular business going forward. also that it trades at a discount to its u.s. and international peers. again, making the case for perrigo. also makingthe case for altaba formerly known as yahoo, he says, interestingly enough, this is a way to play potential tax reform in the united states if that tax reform does come to fruition, they can unlock a lot of potential with those stakes there, so jeffrey smith's two ideas coming up here, perrigo and altaba back to you guys >> that altaba pick ises fascinating. >>> coming up, live to delivering alpha and speak with tech legend and sooe

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- [narrator] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by klru's producer circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, he's a james beard award winning chef and celebrated restaurateur best known outside the kitchen for his regular appearances on chopped, top chef, and other irresistible foodie reality shows. his new collection of mouthwatering multicultural recipes, the red rooster cookbook: the story of food and hustle in harlem has just been published. he's marcus samuelsson, this is overheard. (applause) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run

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

you transferred me to peter smith. i'm looking for martin smith. >> reporter: but after wusa9's special assignment unit started making calls, we found out maryland officials made a pretty big mistake. >> the medical assistance was based on zero income and i'm saying that was a department error. >> reporter: this clip of the appeals hearing and the department of social services representative said they did not want to be photographed at the request of management. during that hearing he said that someone there figured andraea lavant made no money her for medicarecase. they has a full-time job. she had told them that. she told them how much she made. it was more than the medicaid limit. >> in looking at the case we did not use her income correctly or apply it correctly when processing the application. >> reporter: our team got a comb of judge michael osborne -- copy of judge michael osborne's decision in her case. he noted multiple failures by officials. at one point he pointed to this code as to why they terminated her m

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

or this john smith. h. 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. >> north korea leaders calling donald trump's latest threats a declaration of war but the white house dismissing that claim. >> did not declare war on north korea. the suggestion of that is absurd. heather: what does the white house need to do to tamp down these provocations? hudson institute fellow and a member of the team that helped launch a bipartisan missile-defense caucus in the house, thanks for joining us. let's look at this tweet in question from donald trump at the start, he said just heard foreign minister of north korea speak at un, has the a code thought the little rocket man, they won't be around much longer, they consider that a declaration

inside the chapel are stained-glass windows made in new york by heineken and smith. these are army divisions. you can see the first, the fighting first on the left side from governors island. the second is the yankee division, 26, and the new york division, 77. if you want to see another heineken and smith stained-glass window, there is one in columbia in the journalism school. that is a stained-glass window of the statue of liberty, same artist, same craftsmen. when i lead tours of the city, i say the war is all around us. york avenue is not named for the duke of york. it is named for alvin york. in brooklyn, avenue q, that is quentin roosevelt, the 99th anniversary of his death coming. in staten island, victory boulevard, it is that victory over germany. unlike the dunkirk movie, i will not drop you into everything. here is world war i 101. the assassination of the austrian king started the first major european war in nearly 100 years. austria was threatened by serbia with support of germany. russia was drawn to mobilize against austria to protect serbia. that led

richard smith will testify before members of the house energy and commerce committee in october. today on washington journal, washington post technology reporting brian fong discussed the recent equifax data breach. >> brian fong is a technology reporter with "the washington post." joins us this morning to talk to us about the recently revealed data breach at equifax. brian, what makes this hack different from other company data breaches that we've heard about? is it the size? is it what was put at risk here? >> well, what's a big deal here is the type of information and the scope of the information that we're talking about. you know, this is something that affects an enormous amount of u.s. consumers. and potentially foreigners living in the united states who are using the u.s. financial system. and, you know, we're talking about something that, you know, is -- matters on a number of levels of american life. whether you're applying for a credit card or whether you're applying for a mortgage, a checking account. all of these things factor into this data breach in one way or anoth

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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. >>> looks like a big change is coming for social media users after years of limiting tweets to 140 characters, twitter is testing out 280 characters, double the current limit. if you're on twitter and always run out of room to finish your thought or add extra emoji, may be in luck. >>> in wedding after couple said i do, groom noticed a child in danger, jumped into action, fancy suit and all. wedding photographer caught it all on camera. >> reporter: when brittany and clayton tied the knot, first big leap. second comes later. >> i look over and see clay in the water and think what is he doing? >> reporter: groom jumped into a river to save a young boy he di

smith's car slowed down, stockly tells his partner to hit smith and the suv slams into the car. he drew his gun and fired five shots into the car, killing smith. officer stockly said he only fired when smith reached along the seat where a gun was later found. the prosecutors argued that stockly planted the gun, which was found to have stockly's dna, but not smith's. in 2012, a u.s. attorney ruled there was not enough evidence. the circuit attorney said she had new evidence and charged stockly with first degree murder. after a bench trial, a judge found stockly not guilty, and that is where we are now. fox's mike tobin, live on the streets of st. louis, where this has been percolating over the last several days, and now we are on night four. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, martha. the work going on behind me now is the preemptive boarding up of windows because another demonstration is coming and del mar loop neighborhood. you can look at the salt and smoke restaurant, you can see they've got most of the windows boarded up in advance of the demonstrations. some of them were boarded up

making it tough on alex smith to get comfortable. now, before he looked spent in the fourth quarter, carson wentz is pretty good. pretty much the entire eagles offense. went 25 of 36 for 333 yards and two scores, connected when alshon jeffrey for 92 yards, so wentz obviously a breitbart spot on offense. but what's not a breitbart spot. the running game it has gone completely mia. eagles called just 13 runs which wentz dropping back 60 times. but garrett blunt, zero. zero carries. he spoke about his role after the loss. >> are you confident in your role moving forward, to go from what you were a week ago to now? >> i mean, you got to ask -- i mean, i don't know how -- i don't know how things are going to go next week. i can't really predict the future. that's something for him to answer. >> now, blount said he can't remember a game in which he received zero carries. we looked it up. you got to go back to november 17th of 2014. the steelers then cut him the next day. so how should we be react to go this game? wip angelo cataldi up earl

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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

prosecutors said stockley had planted a gun in smith's car after shooting him five times, to make it look as though his death was justified. but a judge ruled there was no proof of that and acquitted stockley, who later spoke to the ""st. louis post-dispatch." >> i did not murder anthony lamar smith. >> reporter: stockley left the police department four years dispoog now lift in houston, but the high-speed chase and the subsequent shooting here remains fresh in his mind. >> it feels like a burden is lifted, but the burden of having to kill someone never really lifts. >> reporter: the city remains on edge, and several scheduled events have been canceled as a security precaution, including a concert by the band u2 at this 70,000-seat arena. demarco. >> morgan: dean reynolds reporting. dean, thank you. up next, a dreamer's story. she is one of about 800,000 living in immigration limbo. >> morgan: polls show a majority of americans want to protect dreamers, young immigrants who were brought illegally into the u.s. they have been allowed to stay under the daca program, but until there's a

shockley said he shot smith in self-defense claiming smith was pulling a gun on him but prosecutors say that shockley got a gun from the backseat of his cruiser and planted it in smith's car after shooting him. the judge said he was not convinced of shockley's guilt. >> at the end of the day, the court applied the right standards to the facts and came up with the right conclusion. >> some say they will keep at it until their voices are heard. >> we called for justice and we called for peace and reform. and every time we have been -- you know, we have been disregarded. >> at least two police officers were treated for injuries after being hit by brick friday night. chris martinez, cbs news. >>> well transit police are stepping up patrols in many stations in the wake of london's underground attack. it injured 29 people during the friday morning rush. an 18-year-old man was arrested and it was called significant. officers conducted a search in the london suburb and evacuated neighbors. the terror threat level is at critical. jeff harb says alert passengers may have limited the impact of yes

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