"hey hey ho ho bruce herrald has got to go." these protesters say the search for president herrald was flawed, underhanded and illegal. they say the regents didn't listen to the students and staff. one of the organizers, associate professor john logsdon says if herrald knew about this flawed search, shame on him. "or if he wasn't he shouldn't want to work with these people that have malipulated the facts and the truth with the so called open search." they say the search for the university of iowa new president should have been made public. "because it matters to us at the john logsdon says he actually spoke to bruce herrald today and told him to resign. he says they shook hands and bruce herrald indicated the protestor didn't have all the information reguarding his resume. ...kwwl news. professor logsdon says he will continue to push back and fight this hire. unusual warm weather in november but how long will it last? let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your firsrs forecast. from the kwwl

john logsdon says he actually spoke to bruce herrald today and he says they shook hands and bruce herrald indicated the protestor didn't have all the information reguarding his resume. we've got you covered live in the newsroom nikki newbrough kwwl news. proossor logsdon says he will continue to push back and fight this hire. harreld is taking over for sally mason who served as the president of the university for eigt years.. she was no stranger to controversy in her time at the school... in her last year students protested against mason after a daily iowan article insinuated she though fully getting rid of sex nature." but they don't have a zero tollerance policy against rapists... actually we do no you don't we'll we're working hard to try and elimnate violence against women... following this protest, mason implemented a six- point plan to combat sexual assault on campus... mason is also credited with on- campus recovery from the 2008 floods... which caused a billion dollars in damage to more than 20 campus buildings... gorgeous weather for a november day... let's go to storm track seve

nats resign resign resign hundreds of people came together to protest new ui president bruce herrald's first day. they gathered on campus... and outside his office. protesters say his hiring was flawed, and that he isn't qualified for the job. harreld's message to them... give me a chance... "give me a chance, get ot know me, lets sit down and talk, i think that's been one of the more frusterating things is there's some people i've reached out to that haven't even been willing to even sit down, and that's to me it's unprofessional." harreld previously worked as an executive with i-b-m... he was the only candidate without any experience meanwhile the governor is about to mark a major milestone in his job. on december 14th, branstad will become the longest serving governor in the u-s. it will be his 7-thousand-640th day in office. with that he pulls ahead of new york governor george clinton... who is considered one of the country's founding fathers. this morning, voting booths across polk county open up. in des moines, voters will decide the race for mayor and three city council seats. t

"or if he wasn't he shouldn't want to work with these people he actually spoke to bruce herrald and told him to resign. he says they shook hands and herrald indicated the protestor didn't have all the information regarding his resume. professor logsdon - who we just heard from - says he'll continue to push back and fight the hire. people in ohio will vote on marijuana legalization today. this is the first time voters in a state election will decide whether to approve recreational and medical marijuana at the same time. under the measure, people living there would be able to grow their own plants for personal consumption. growing commercial marijuana would be allowed on ten farms. and ahead of today's vote, one organization is using this mascot to inform people about the vote. fifth state to legalize recreational marijuana... after colorado, washington, oregon and alaska. washington, d-c has also approved it. about two dozen states allow medical marijuana. today, the 20-15 world series champs will be officially welcomed by fans in kansas city. the champs will enjoy a parade through the ci

matthew bruce says students here expect more from incoming universityy presidenen bruce herrald and other university administrators. including a focus on disproportionate retention and graduation rates among black students. for one student some small solutio are simple. 05:55:40 "cultural competency courses should be something that's mandatory for all studeets, because some people aren't aware of their privilege for one, and others aren't aware of things they do that may offend other people." but bruce says other solutions aren't so clear cut. 05:47:38 "i would like to see research done on campus atmosphere, barriers to students of color, classroom atmosphere, microagressions . there needs to be research done on all of that and a commitment to finding out why these systemic gaps exist." he hopes this.. chanting will start conversation s on campuses nationwide. in iowa city, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. a coralville man faces charges for allegedly sexualy abusing a four year old girl. a criminal complaint says 71 year old raymond wagehoft inappropriite ly touched the e irl on october fou

now, the group is working to connect with incoming president bruce herrald and share their mission with more students. 04:58:13 "we basically want o make sure that black students know that we are a resources for them to reach out to. students need to know their voices can be heard and that they can make an impact." in iowa city, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. university of iowa president bruce harreld says coming into the job in the midst of controversy wassnot easy but he's since received sosoe support. "if i hadn't gotten so much support from so many other members of the faculty, administration, even alumni outpouring, it would be harder" harreld told i-p-t-v that he's been meeting with faculty and staff over the past few weeks. harreld says one of the biggest concerns he's heard is about compensation. he says many are worried abououfaculty members leaving to take jobs with higher pay at other big ten universities. for weeks, people have called on harreld to resign over concerns about his experience in education. joe, it looks like a wet wednesday for us. strengthens. scattered shower

he actually spoke to bruce herrald and told him to resign. he says they shook hands and herrald indicated the protestor didn't have all the information regarding his resume. professor logsdon - who we just heard from - says he'll continue to push back and fight the hire. people in ohio will vote on marijuana legalization today. this is the first time voters in a state election will decide whether to approve recreational and medical marijuana at the same time. under the measure, people living there would be able to grow their own plants for personal consumption. growing commercial marijuana would be allowed on ten farms. and ahead of today's vote, one organization is using this mascot to inform people about the vote. if approved, ohio would be the fifth state to legalize recreational marijuana... after colorado, washington, oregon and alaska. washington, d-c has also approved it. about two dozen states allow medical marijuana. today, the 20-15 world series champs will be officially welcomed by fans in kansas city. the champs will enjoy a parad