byrd -- and he won that coup.enator byrd kept climbing the leadership ladder and became the majority leader in 1976. by the time he died in office, robert byrd had become and remains the longest-serving member in the history of the united states senate. when senator byrd set a senate record by casting his 17,000th vote in 2004, ted kennedy said this -- "every time bob casts a vote, he sets a new record. it's not fair, though, that he counts the votes he cast in the roman senate too. but we love him anyway and we never stop learning from him." ted kennedy forgave robert byrd for snatching the majority whip's job from him. he forgave robert byrd for trying to stop his brother jack's road to the white house. he forgave robert byrd's vote against thurgood marshall. he forgave byrd's opposition to the civil rights act of 1964. and yes, he forgave senator byrd's membership in the ku klux klan. robert byrd's chapter of the klan was not known to be involved in any violence. senator byrd said they never conducted any parad

robert byrd? >> well, he endorsed barack obama. no one asked him to disavow that endorsement. >> you're comparing robert byrd to david duke, are you really? >> we're talking about a klansman -- >> that's a real smear. >> david duke denounced the kkk a long time ago too. >> now to the democrats where 878 pledged dell gots are at stake today. that's more than a third needed to clinch the nomination. it's going to be a steep climb for senator bernie sanders. because of hillary clinton's massive lead among superdelegates the total count headed into the contest is clinton 519, sanders 86. the clinton camp is spending around $6.4 million across all 11 states voting today. while sanders is on the airwaves in just five states. recent polling shows clinton leading by anywhere between 20 and 50 points in each of the southern contests today, but other polls suggests sanders can pick off some states in the northeast and midwest. a new monmouth poll out of oklahoma has him ahead by five points and a new poll s

byrd is currently locked up at alvin s. glenn detention center on murder charges for a separate shooting in 2014. the longtime chief of cayce's department of public safety is announcing his retirement. today, chief charles mcnair said he will step down after nearly 16 years with the department. mcnair is a cayce native, who served with various law enforcement agencies throughout his career, including south carolina highway patrol, and sled. he will officially retire on may 1st. afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into morning. a few showers wednesday morning otherwise partly cloudy, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for late thursday night through midday friday. rain chance 60%. highs upper 50s to lower 60s. as we kick off a new month--we're also raising awareness about the risks of colon cancer. afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesd

there's no bigger fan than jake byrd who got on a bus and went report.hey, everybody, jake byrd, i'm in florida! the trump-shine state, to go to a rally to punch protesters in their stupid mouths like the to, come on! it was what canceled? >> post good place to eat and punch propesters around here? we'll stump for trump on the beach! bingo! bingo! >> i don't really like the ideas of democrats. trump seems to be the best republican candidate out there. >> we don't support him because he's politically correctrrect. we support him because he's got a giant ding dong. >> i think he's very extreme, very opinionated, i think he also is a bitexactly. is hillary clinton a terrorist? two is in hillary clinton, two is in isis, you do the oh, i can't do the math, i went to trump university. four of the happiest days of my life. >> i'm not saying he's a smart guy, i'm not saying he's a dumb guy, he's just a little bit too much the smartest guy, thank you. >> he's a little bit too much -- >> everybody keeps talking about why his hands look small. his hands look small to his giant pants puppy. that

hey, jake byrd at palm beach, let the florida voting fun begin! come on! >> he doesn't waver and that's something that i like about him. >> did you vote for trump? >> yes. >> can i get one of these? we have a present for you. >> thank you. >> you'll like it. it's a trump steak. >> oh. great. thank you, i love raw meat in my hand. >> yeah. you're going to have to cook that all the way through. it's been in a bag since -- what's today? >> he's more concerned with the issues than with the show of it all. >> exactly. trump is way more concerned with the issues than a whole big show. everyone keeps calling him a fair businessman. they said his magazine went out of business. look at that -- >> what are you butting in for? they were talking to me, not you. >> i was supporting what you were saying about donald trump being a great businessman -- >> that's not what i was saying and step out of the way. >> what are you saying? >> i said i voted for kasich. >> oh, i didn't know. >> well, step out of the way. >> well, how am i going to find out? i didn't know. i was go

rolanda byrd says it was her son, akiel denkins. he was unarmed. police spoke at the scene and address the community. >> we did find a kind within close proximity to the deceased suspect. that went with all other elements available at the single process. >> you have taken one of our children! spot where denkins died, by nightfall, candles were lit, tears, ger, frustration, all covered faces in the crowd. pastors and community leaders acknowledge the anger but urge for people to stay calm. >> let's do this ing right. because, do you know what? they expect for us to act up. they expect for us to act a fool. but we are better than that. >> reporter: denkins leaves

. >>> barry byrd -- jabari byrd comes up with back spasms a couple minutes before the game. cal trailed at the half. cameron rooks, he's fouled. jaylen brown, the freshman, had a rough game. seven turnovers, and eventually fouled out. had the ball stolen here, and it's from antioch. quincy smith. coach martin not happy. cal staying with it. never really out of it. jordan matthews helps keep that it way. he goes to the bucket. he had 23 points to lead the bears. but here's what pretty much sealed the deal. roderick bobbit with a floater off the glass. first ever win for hawaii in the ncaa tournament. martin talked about the rough break of having jabari byrd bow out just before the game. >> of course it impacts your guys, shooting almost 55% from the three-point line so he stretches your defense, so he's not on the floor. you can collapse a little more. change the game for you. it's one thing to have tyrone, but we expected that. but two minutes before the game start time, it's tough. but you still have enough to win the game so no excuses. >> biggest upset of the tournament s

robert byrd endorsed president obama. he is half a century removed from his relationship with the klan so i'm not sure it's a fair comparison. >> what's interesting is somehow, while donald trump is being defended, i am seeing a lot of chatter out there also trying to defend david duke. he was only a member of the klan for two or three years. he was only this or that. let's just say social media. it's nonstop. i heard this robert byrd talking point as well. i was bombarded by multiple sources yesterday. john heilemann, electorally, in the primary, it doesn't mautter. he's going to win huge margins. he may lock this thing down tonight. >> that is certainly true. obviously something that comes up this late. there has been a lot of early voting. trump has a lot of support. the impact of what happens tonight is minimal. i do think that, in terms of -- we have no idea at this point what's going to happen in terms of the establishment efforts to try to stop trump. to me now the only way to stop trump is with a contested convent

hillary clinton -- >> wait, let's just clear up the record on robert byrd.e was like a child and he renounced his time in the kkk, which was about 18 months long. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i'm not going to shout over you. here's what i want to tell you. robert byrd was in the klan in the mid 40s and renounced the klan in the 1908s. if you think that's anecdotal, i disagree. the black folks that he hurt in his career, the democrat -- it's funny to me the democrats are so quick to just pass over the past of a guy like robert byrd. my second point is, hillary clinton received the margaret sanger award, a woman who started planned parenthood and she called black people human weeds. and hillary clinton said she was her idol. now, look, if donald trump had openly endorsed a member of the klan and was part of an organization he accepted an award from, what would we be talking about now? >> it's interesting when you said the klu klux klan denouncement, when you say a person has been arrested -- >> 40 years in the klan, lisa. >> should you say they were -- [ overla

linares. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat.

byrd was already being held at the alvin s. glenn detention center on murder charges for a separate shooting in 2014. a gaston home burned to the ground this evening... leaving nothing behind but a few beams. the homeowner tells wis she was napping on her couch at the home on stapleford court when her mother woke her, alerting her to the fire. they were able to escape just in time with their pets and a cellphone. while officials confirmed how the fire started, the family believes it started on the back porch. the family is now being helped by the red cross and neighbors. the longtime chief of cayce's department of public safety is announcing his retirement. today, chief charles mcnair said he will step down after nearly 16 years with the department. mcnair is a cayce native, who served with various law enforcement agencies throughout his career, including south carolina highway patrol, and sled. . he will officially retire on may after a long day in the senate chambers--senators were unable again to take up a bill to fund state

hayes. >> judge judy: thanks, byrd. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. walton, you work at a gas station convenience store? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that mr. hayes, while you were working, hit your car that had been parked, causing damage. on what date did this happen? >> march 31, 2015. >> judge judy: at what time? >> about 7:25 p.m. >> judge judy: you were there, is that correct, mr. hayes? >> yes, ma'am, i was -- around 7:25 p.m. >> judge judy: what kind of car were you driving? >> a '99 lincoln. >> judge judy: where were you going? >> i was taking my daughter. if i can remember, we were going to get something to eat, if i'm not mistaken. >> judge judy: something happened with your car. >> yes, ma'am, it did.

from raleigh pd. >> the raleigh police department has not contacted me at all. >> reporter: byrd and her family were invited to a prayer vigil hosted by the pastors of several local churches. >> their dynamic in any community where there are brokenness, it takes more than socioological and economic means to make a difference. appreciates the community on the day she receives her son's body on the day she begins to plan his funeral. the fbi is still investigating. as for this story, north carolina news reporter jonathan rodriguez is following up on it and will have more starting at 5:00. i'm emma wright, north carolina news. >>> just north of us, another deadly officer-involved shooting. this time in roanoke, virginia. police shot an 1-year-old high school student friday night. investigators say the officer shot keyontae spencer. >> despite the fact that we know now that handgun was an air gun. >> officers who responded to the scene say the 18-year-old refused to drop the weapon. they first tried to use tasers, and when that did not work, >>> the fbi cracked a huge case surrounding a

byrd was already being held at the alvin s. glenn detention center on murder charges for a separate shooting in 2014. a gaston home burned to the ground yesterday evening...leaving nothing behind but a few beams. the homeowner tells wis she was napping on her couch at the home on stapleford court when her mother woke her, alerting her to the fire. they were able to escape just in time with their pets and a cellphone. while officials have not confirmed how the fire started, the family believes it started on the back porch. the family is now being helped by the red cross and neighbors. after a long day in the senate chambers yesterday--senators were unable again to take up a bill to fund state roads. will whitson explains, it was another unrelated bill that put roads on hold. state senator gerald malloy took the podium earlier today- blocking a vote instead on peanut's law- a law about road construction zone safety- in doing so, keeping lawmakers from discussing roads at all. the senate purposely started early today to get the ro

. >>> police say charles byrd was served a warrant today for the 2013 murder of willie gilmore at a home on bailey street. byrd is already in custody death of marcus kennedy at a home on cody street. >>> kershaw county deputies arrested young men in a series of car break-ins. the sheriff says the man in these pictures broke into cars in kershaw, richland, lancaster and darling tongton county. they range in age from 18 to 20 and are charged with possessing a stolen gun. >>> lee foster says point and click with care. sheriff foster is warning neighbors about a scam that can take over computers' operating system and steal data. a popup ad appears on your screen that says your computer has been compromised. if you click on the link, it locks your computer and gives you a phone number to call and then the scammers hold your computer hostage until you send them money. >>> cayce chief charles mcnair announced his retirement today he began his career as a firefighter in cayce back in 1974. his retirement takes effect may 1st. >>> the family of a perkily county deputy shot and wounded last week i

roland'a byrd is asking for help with her son's burial on a go fund me page. the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting continues wet asked police ifs off -- if the officer was was serving a drug related warrant alone and they won't tell mow and say there's no specific policy we have stopped by the home today of the officer and talked to someone lieu the door who -- door who said they didn't want to comment and we pulled more than a thousand different case he was involved with to see if he had run-in was denkins and we couldn't find any. asked about sus speanings from the police department and -- suspensions from the police department and they say there were none in his past. also we got off the phone with the mom about 30 minutes ago who again got the body today. they say they will not be doing their own independent autopsybut we will cope you in a raleigh jonathan rodriguez. >> a local church held a prayer vigil for the family of denkins his mother rolanda byrd spoke briefly after the vigil and said she was able to view her sod's body

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 472 on the calendar in the matter of talbert vs. hewitt. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: nah. uh-huh. uh-huh. unh. both, both. very good. what's your first name? >> nicardo blake. >> judge judy: hold old are you, nicardo? >> 15 years old. >> judge judy: and what grade are you in school? >> nine. >> judge judy: how do you know davia? >> i don't. i just see her at school. >> judge judy: have you ever spoken to her? >> well, once in a while. >> judge judy: what did you talk to her about when you spoke to her? >> i don't remember. that's... >> judge judy: look, i don't want you to look over there. i want you to look right here. there's a lot going around you, right? the most important thing going around you is right here. you speak to her about what? >> i don't remember. >> judge judy: mm-hmm.

columbia police say charles byrd was the 2013 murder of willie gilmore at a home on bailey street. byrd is already in custody charged with the 2014 shooting death of marcus kennedy at a home on cody street. october's altercation between a student and a resource officer at spring valley high school raised several questions surrounding the role of law enforcement in public education. that was the subject of a forum last night at u-s-c. the forum featured four professors who shared their research. they discussed ways policies can be re-shaped to provide better held at u-s-c's law school. still to come... an early taste of spring over the past few days here in the midlands. but it looks like old man winter still has a strong hold on other parts of the nation.a warm start with cloudy skies, but more sunshine is on the way.details next.live from main and gervais. a winter >>> good morning. stocks posting a super tuesday of their own. >> the dow opens this morning on the heels of its second best day of the year. all three major averages added more than 2%. asian and european markets all a

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 299 on the calendar in the matter of bolin versus landon. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mrs. landon, how long were you a tenant of mr. bolin's? >> just over four years. >> judge judy: did you have a lease? >> we were a month-to-month rental. >> judge judy: in what year did you move in? >> 2011. >> 2011, yes. >> judge judy: in what month and year did you move out? >> at the end of august 2015. >> judge judy: what was your rent? >> $1,200 a month. >> judge judy: did you pay may's rent? >> yes. >> judge judy: did you pay june's rent? >> in the form

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 303 on the calendar in the matter of bild vs. mithun. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. bild, in effect, what you're saying in your lawsuit is that the defendants stole your two dogs. you want to be compensated in the amount of about $4,100. defendant says that you turned the dogs over to them because you could no longer care for them. they rehomed one, and they still have one that they have no intention of returning to you. when for the first time, ms. bild, did you meet the

lake taylor headed to the 4a state semi fianls after knocking off byrd 78 to 55. in richmoknd the boys 4-a semi's heritage from newport news loses in the 4-a quarterfinals to george washington danville 67 to 62. 5a girls state quarterfinal....prince ss anne, the two time defending state champs against atlee. pa in white. gadiva hubbard, she's up with the steal, hubbard to nyla pollard for the lay in. p.a. as a team had 26 steals total and forced 39 turnovers talk about domination. princess anne wins 73 to 24. cavs, advance to their 9th consective state final four....a dynasty in virginia beach. the 6-a woodside girls in richmond, lost to herndon 53 to 41, a tough loss for woodside as its 15 game winning streak comes to an end. 4a girls quarterfinals. wilson from portsmoutuh against millbrook. an amazing game by wilson's taylor edwards. number 11.... hows' this for a stat line for taylor edwards.....27 points, 10 steals. a sensatonal game. wilson pulls away in the second half. presidents win 63 to 50 to advance to the 4a state semifinals. in salem, virginia the 4-a

battle. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: what was the date of this incident in july? >> july the 17th. >> judge judy: before july 17th, miss clark, did you know miss battle? >> yes, i did. >> judge judy: how long? >> a long time. we grew up basically in the same neighborhood. >> judge judy: so you knew each other. did you ever have any problems with her before the 17th of july? >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: is that right? >> not really. >> judge judy: well, you mean, you had problems with her before july 17th? >> well, we had had a few arguments before then. >> judge judy: about what? >> her texting my phone and... >> never. >> ...saying stuff to me, calling my phone, and want to argue back and forth... >> [ scoffs ] >> ...about my kids' father. >> [ chuckles ] >> judge judy: so, she wanted to talk to you about him? >> no, that's not him. >> judge judy: that's not him? where is he? >> incarcerated. >> judge judy: oh!

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 282 on the calendar in the matter of compton >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. compton, were you walking your dogs the day that this happened? >> yes. >> judge judy: both of the dogs? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and you know both the defendants from the neighborhood from how? >> i know mr. newman from the neighborhood, and i met melanie when this happened. >> judge judy: had you ever seen ms. russell's dog before? >> no. >> judge judy: first time? >> first time. >> judge judy: had you ever seen mr. newman's dog before? >> yes. long time ago. >> judge judy: what kind of dog do you have, mr. newman? >> i have a pit bull mix. >> judge judy: and what kind of dog does ms. russell have? >> she has a shepherd/husky mix. >> judge judy: do you live together? >> at that time, we were. >> judge judy: how long had you been living together? >> few months. >> judge judy:

. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 261 on the calendar in the matter of smith/jones vs. griffin/jones-spencer. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. jones, how old are you, sir? >> i'm 17, your honor. >> judge judy: did you have any relationship with your father before he died? >> yes, ma'am, i did have a relationship with my father. >> judge judy: how often did you >> i saw him about once or twice a week coming away from church. >> judge judy: miss jones, how old was your son when you and his father separated? >> he was about 2. >> judge judy: how long didn't you see him? >> we seen each other sometime once a month or so. >> judge judy: when did he become ill? >> early part of april, he was diagnosed with cancer. >> judge judy: how long had it been since you'd seen him? >> it was about a week. he had originally hurt his arm on the job that he does, and it never did kind of get well, and

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 298 on the calendar in the matter of nacario vs. lopez. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge.

sanders. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. how long have you and mr. sanders been neighbors? >> approximately 20 years. >> judge judy: did you get along most of that time? >> yes, we did about half the time. >> judge judy: when did that stop? >> it stopped when an animal was involved. there was an animal killed on his property. and i walked out the door, and i saw a friend of his slam

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 380 on the calendar in the matter of becker vs. craig. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. becker, it is your complaint that the

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 285 on the calendar in the matter of blansit vs. conway. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. you may be seated. have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. blansit, it is your claim that this young man over here, whose family lives in the neighborhood not far from where you live, damaged your garage door with a skateboard. want to tell me when this happened? >> it was on april the 25th, a saturday. >> judge judy: what time? >> i would say around 5:00. >> judge judy: where were you? >> i was in the back of the house, watching tv. >> judge judy: tell me what you observed. >> what i heard -- i heard a sound against my metal garage door. i thought, "what was that?

williams/wooten/towle/williams. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: i have a feeling that i have the wrong people up here. who is john williams? that would be you. who are you? >> lillian williams. >> judge judy: who are you? >> i'm his sister. >> judge judy: his sister. and you? >> jeanetta wooten. >> judge judy: and who are you? >> i'm the cousin. >> judge judy: you're a cousin. >> uh-huh. >> judge judy: okay. why don't you sit down, please. you, the cousin. sit down. >> okay. >> judge judy: mr. williams,

jones. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.

. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case 254 on the calendar in the matter of shapiro vs. chute. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss shapiro, you belong to a riding club, and your riding club has people who board horses, as do you. i've read your complaint. this is what i imagine your complaint is all about. your riding club used the defendant's stables to board their horses. how many people are in the riding club? >> 10. >> judge judy: do each of them have two horses? >> no, i'm the only one that has two horses. >> judge judy: and when did you start to use miss chute's establishment? >> the 1st of march 2014. >> judge judy: where were you before that?

. >> it turns out the passenger is sidney byrd, a career criminal who escaped prison while out on work release. >> had nothing to lose. he wasn't going back to alabama penitentiary. he wasn't going back to jail. >> backup is now on the scene, the manhunt for byrd is on. >> the county calls the team out there and dog team, and pretty quick, within an hour, an hour 15 minutes, hour and a half tops the smith county deputies have already caught him hidden underneath some leaves in a pasture less than a hundred yards away. >> years after the ordeal, troopers goins and andreesen recall the dramatic events of that fateful night. >> i get that one round off right here. >> we had 30 minutes left of the shift when all this happened. >> i had gotten the camera put in the day before. it was one of those fluky things. three holes in his jacket. >> byrd is found guilty of aggravated assault on a public servant with a deadly weapon and sentenced to life in prison. >> i started that day as a rookie, but i went home that night as a veteran. >>> coming up -- with a gun in each hand, a man opens fire on

it was a slur on robert byrd. he made mistakes when he was young.oined the klan but became a voice of important in the center. barack obama on bobby byrd's death, america has lost a voice of principle and reason. >> he forgave him. >> thank you. i think that was an important point. >> tomorrow i'm looking to see what happens with ted cruz and rubio. rubio seems to be the anointed one to try to take trump out. it's going to be interesting if he doesn't win anything, does he still become that person? >> can you be the anointed one in a two-man race? >> if ted cruz wins texas does he become the anointed one to go after trump? what does the conversation become? it's become conversations about size of hands and orange spray tans. oh, my god. that continues tomorrow. if that continues tomorrow, donald trump wins, but hillary clinton wins twice. >> republicans right now if they put themselves on a glide path to nominate donald trump the party will be xhiting its own abortion. it's an absolute disgrace for the party. we cannot win the white house with donal

william byrd: "i don't know, i just got home, no one is moving, i see a lot of blood and a firearm." the shooters fianc reporting the scene he came home to on the 3200 block of springcrest drive. matthew fruchey fairfield township police chief "we found two females in the basement, dead of gunshot wounds, subsequent investigation found it was a mother and her developmentally disabled daughter." police say 54-year- old barbara busch shot and killed her 24-year-old daughter cynthia, then turned the gun on herself. according to the autopsy, both were shots to the head. matthew fruchey farifield township police chief "she did leave a note, she was suffering from some severe depression and she felt very overwhelmed by her life circumstances." one neighbor we spoke to says she saw the mother and daughter on a daily basis. lori lohrer neighbor "very, very friendly, lori lohrer neighbor "i've seen them riding the cycle built for two and she just loved that kid to no end, it's just a very sad tragedy." matthew fruchey fairfield township police chief "it's a terribly sad situation that people

byrd, who goes around and winds up -- he made it onto cnn tonight. look at this. >> i talked to a top trump campaign official who said john kasich may have a good night in ohio. but this person also said [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we'll hear and see jake tomorrow. our first guest tonight is a very talented actress. a two-time golden globe nominee who kounds among her leading men tom hanks, cruise, christian bale, and that was all before she was 12 years old. her new movie is called "midnight special." >> if he'si'm sorry. >> i won't let that happen. >> he believes in something. you don't. >> it doesn't matter. good people die every day believing in things. >> bryce spent two years watching another man raise our son. he did what i >> jimmy: "midnight special" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to kirsten dunst. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm really well. i know you just got back from austin, texas. right? >> i landed at 11:30. i thought i'd have to beired into the -- >> jimmy: it may be too much fun there, right? >> oh,

. >> i guess you can put byrd gang down. >> byrd gang. is that what you are?t you tell us in the first place? >> little bit of cooperation is better than none. >> during the search, knight and demerey also found a lighter hidden in the mattress of sandier's cell mate, alfredo roca moreno. knowing he has a lengthy disciplinary history, corrections officers now want to take a closer lock at the mattress. >> what have we got here? >> i need this mattress checked for contraband, please. >> we have to break this whole mattress down. regulations require that security check mattresses when they're brought in like this. lieutenant? this was the area that was concerned, right? >> yes. >> roca moreno is a known member of a puerto rican prison gang called the nietas. he joined during an earlier prison sentence he served in puerto rico, but he insists the nietas are not a gang. but a fellowship of sorts. >> it was a word from the indians. when a new warrior was born, they used to take him to the mountain to present him to the gods. that's why it means the birth of a new w

rolanda byrd says it was her son, akiel denkins. he was unarmed. police spoke at the scene and address the community. >> we did find a kind within close proximity to the deceased suspect. that went with all other elements available at the single process. >> you have taken one of our children! spot where denkins died, by nightfall, candles were lit, tears, ger, frustration, all covered faces in the crowd. pastors and community leaders acknowledge the anger but urge for people to stay calm. >> let's do this ing right. because, do you know what? they expect for us to act up. they expect for us to act a fool. but we are better than that. >> reporter: denkins leaves behind two young children, a 2- year-old and 3-year-old son. the officer involved is on leave pending the outcome of the investigation. that naacp presser is set for 10:30 this morning. we will bring you updates in our noon newscast as well online. >>> it is finally here, super tuesday. 12 states, hundreds of delegates, and seven candidates the ce. as tracie potts reports it is a critical da

the raleigh police department the deceased man but row left hand don't byrd said her son akiel denkins was killed. >> just turned 24. got two kids. a 2-year-old and a 3-year-old. gloria: the raleigh police department said just after noon a raleigh police officer was chasing a manor a felony drug charge. >> he jumped the fence and he shot him six times. gloria: that specific information is not confirmed by police but four hours after the shooting raleigh's police chief said this outside of city hall. >> during the course of the pursuit the suspect was shot and killed by the officer. initially it is known that a firearm was located within close proximity of the deceased. gloria: we found he does have a more than a dozen arrests back five years. the raleigh police department says a firearm was found by the body. despite the history there's nothing but anger in this neighborhood as his mother vows not to let this go. >> guess what. they are not going to get away with this. gloria: the officer has worked for the raleigh police department since 2009. he has been placed on administrative duty