. >>> harry byrd as in byrd stadium, the legendary athletic director and a world record holder. they all became famous in sports but their alma matter wants to cut. a commission recommended cutting eight sports. members of the men's and women's swim teams took alternative money saving plans arguing against the cuts to spare the department from multimillion dollar budget deficits. the swim team launched an online petition drive that has attracted 5,000 signatures,callying that of olympic medalist michael phelps. >> this area is one of the biggest. recruiting wise it's going to hurt swimming in maryland. >> now in addition to the swimming teams, men's track and tennis, along with women's water polo and acrobatics and tumbling may also fall. they are expected to make a final decision in the next couple of weeks. >>> for those who ran like a horse last month in the baltimore marathon or plan to trot in the half marathon, you have nothing on this fellow right here. don harrison with the four-legged phenom who ran four marathons in one day. >> reporter: here's john crandall and his fr

ja jake byrd, when celebrities are in trouble is always there.e was there for behind day lohan. >> accepted responsibility and that's all i had to say. >> she went to jail? >> yes, she did. >> jimmy: that's jake. jake was there when one of the times when they released paris hilton. >> later that month, she pleaded no contest to a reduced charge. the dui charge had been reduced to an alcohol-related reckless driving charge -- and we have someone behind me who's very excited that paris hilton has exited this jail. >> jimmy: but his number one favorite more than lindsay or paris was michael jackson. we met jake outside a michael jackson trial, one of the trials, it was in santa barbara but he's been with us ever since. today he was outside the courthouse. here's jake byrd at the trial of dr. conrad murray. ♪ >> verdict time. let's fry some doctor. >> so you see what's going on outside the courthouse. >> all: guilty, guilty. >> reporter: in the conrad murray trial. people have been on the outside. they've been on the side of conrad murray, they've al

, and he said, byrd, i've been looking for you! it is all local. and we're only driven by what local people are thinking. i would just make a couple of observations in followup. we talked about making, picking the right projects and selling the right projects. it would be nice if they're exciting. every once in a while, have an exciting project. the most exciting is what occurred in the last 20 years, when we put open tolling, tollway in illinois so people didn't have to wait at the gates all the time and used technology to manage that very effectively. they saw that. so when this time came up for a huge increase in the tolls for illinois, it was almost noncontroversial, because they had saw something that transportation people had delivered on that made their lives simpler and easier. i don't think we should underestimate the value of, number one, get being immediate impact in technology can play a role, and that was innovative and we're going to talk about a lot of innovative and creative ways, because if we just talk to ourselve

here's jake byrd at the trial of dr. conrad murray. ♪ >> verdict time.'s fry some doctor. >> so you see what's going on outside the courthouse. >> all: guilty, guilty. >> reporter: people have been on the inside. on the outside. >> michael jackson is music and the music world would not be the same without michael jackson so you know this is not like a joke. this may be -- >> if it was a joke we would say why did the banana go to dr. conrad murray? because he wasn't peeling well? that's a joke. why did the cow go to conrad murray? because he couldn't moo-ve his bowels. propofol is totally fine when administered correctly. if you have a couple sips -- that's not going to do it. that's not going to do anything. try it. come on. come on. come on. it's fine. >> no. >> it just mellows you out. makes you want to dance. >> no verdict today. does that mean you expect a verdict to come on monday? >> yes. >> all: guilty. guilty. guilty. >> they make a decision on monday. >> all right, everybody get some rest this weekend. wear thermals on monday. i'm going to go hu

quarterback ryan byrd picked off by -- stone bridge is driving.an bird picked off by -- quarterback ryan picked off by byrd. south county beats 10-1 stone bridge 25-3 and they celebrate with gatorade bash fosh coach gary simone -- bash for coach gary simon, only 30 degrees. here's the head coach. >> they did a great job. they looked for the ball hard. they played great. they go after it great. they did great job. >> in other words, in this interview i'm freezing. south county is off to the northern regional finals for the first time in school history. >>> he is one of the most talked about x-factor contestants, but his bad attitude caught a lot of people off guard last night. now the judges are sounding off about astro. >> today's five-day forecast is brought to you by your local dodge jeep and chrysler dealers.  >>> after nearly 30 years on the air regis philbin signed off for the last time. he said good-bye this. the showbiz vet held back tears as he thanked all of his loyal fans and long time cohost kelly ripa. >> i'll i

senator robert byrd, the expert extraordinary on the senate, spent weeks on end trying to figure out a way that you could assure the passage of bills that pertains to the budget and not destroy the filibuster rule. in the end, he quietly abn and -- he quietly gave been and -- he quietly gave in and the budget act, if you go look at it, if you read it, and do what i did, i decided that it meant that i could take a reconciliation bill to the core of the senate and it could not be filibustered. i competed with robert byrd because his own riding said he had found a way without changing rules of the senate to get around filibuster and give authority to a committee. so we gave the budget committee and the senate the authority to act without a filibuster, but nothing as powerful as this committee. >> what would be the implication -- director rivlin, you have headed up the cbo and the omb as well. what would be the implications in your mind of the united states of america not meeting with every -- everybody understands is the financial challenge facing us, stabilizing the debt and beginning

we're not sure about the "byrd" part, but he sure seems to be flying on the wings of success.xt time on "teen kids news." >> thanks for watching. have a great week. >> and a big thanks to our troops in asia for their service. 

we're not sure about the "byrd" part, but he sure seems to be flying on the wings of success.xt time on "teen kids news." >> thanks for watching. have a great week. >> and a big thanks to our troops in asia for their service. nice. oh... oh! oh! red! red! red! yes! yes! come on! oh. no! oh... bummer. [children shouting] hoops? yeah. sure. sure. announcer: moms everywhere are finding ways to keep kids active and healthy. works every time. announcer: get ideas. get involved. get going at letsmove.gov. we can all be energy savers. turn off lights, use energy saving light bulbs, and turn off electronics and appliances when not in use. learn what you can do today at energy.gov/kids.

ride their bikes in the town and that they say it like if there is a mist sometime there is that mr byrd and then they have all these little walkways around here they have come in from sarnia and they want to put it through chemical valves or the radio to kill everybody. every single facility that does any any kind of culture chemical refining and it's going to tell you what on benzene in particular there's no law limiting how much facilities can emit i mean the benefit that the industry and house down are in having so many different facilities is nobody can point to one facility and say you're caught because of the problem so everybody had it all the industries down there have you going to point everybody else and say there are many more and we're in this vision to clean up the mess we have all kinds of evidence that our emissions have been agreed to substantially one by measuring them. by working collectively as a as a group of companies to keep improving our performance there have been examples over the years in our reports where companies have looked at the responsible care ethic and

byrd, the road is shut down there. a car that looks to be on the sidewalk has veered off the main road. going to watch that for you. if you're traveling in virginia at northbound route 1 richmond highway at arlington drive, all of your northbound lanes are blocked there. traveling i-66, i'm not seeing any issues for you. this is the view at sully road traveling 66 outside of the beltway as well as inside of the beltway. it is a clear commute for you. here's a look right now at spout run parkway. in fact, if you continue through the rosslyn tunnel, no issues for you. joe and eun, back to you. >> thanks, danella. >>> still to come, the local occupy protesters are planning [ male announcer ] for andy, tracking his spending with citibank is as easy as... making breakfast. omelet? sure. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citibank. [ beep ] hi. dave here. [ male announcer ] for dave, using citibank's online bill pay is as easy as setting up voicemail. h

robert byrd in your own party because it's done. and that is all the sport we've got time for for the moment we've got morphy. culture is that so much different and there's a huge percentage heir apparent mind with that mark was different than the spring a state appointed investigation claims bahrain used excessive force as it halted protest led by the shia majority in favor. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the.

why their hunger for big three as the snow leopards have really just started there be conned robert byrd in your own party because it's done. now and that is all we've got time for for the moment though where we've got more sport into last. culture is that so much different there's a huge percentage apparently finding the mark was different on the spring estate appointed investigation claims for rain used excessive force as it halted protests led by the shia majority in favor. news today violence has once again fled elf.

. >> rose: khalil byrd and elliotackerman, the c.e.o. and coo of americans elect. their goal is to put a nonpartisan candidate on the ballot for the 2012 election through an open and online collection. they're hoping to be in all 50 states by 2012. i am pleased to have them here at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> rose: tell me about the third way. what is it? >> americans elect are going to be inviting every voter in the united states to participate in a nominating process to put a third ticket, a nonpartisan ticket on the ballot in all 50 states. it's happening right now, and even in so much as todae can say we're on our ninth state, which is utah. people are coalescing around the idea this cycle that we could pick a and the not a party and see governance occur that isn't necessarily tied to the interest tofhe far right or the far left. that's what we're doing in americans elect, creating a pathway for an independent candidate to emerge. >> rose: mao do you get on the ballots in the 50 states? >> you do it the hard way. peopl

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robert byrd in your own party because it's done. and that's all the sports you again it's on the to our first. culture is that so much different there's a huge military bearing in mind that mark was different than the spring a state appointed investigation claims bahrain used excessive force as it halted protest led by the shia majority in favor. well the future of science technology innovation and all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered.

america's i don't see corporate protesters refused to give up the fight despite byrd and arrests police action against one hundred people were rounded up ok as officers moved into the break up to help. run the race for seats in russia's lower house of parliament has begun seven the political parties and i want to immediately charm offensive words used to t.v. time and again banners and streets. at a time of austerity national will be keeping a close eye on it says but you'd wonder how financial giants can lose track of the millions of dollars that's what's on the rocks and stay sometimes that's next. max kaiser this is the kaiser report what school of economics are we all involved with right now actually none we're only involved in massive banking fraud and i want stacy herbert to come in and give us some details stacey well a crucial element to the banking fraud is the accounting fraud and accounting errors the first headline max oops the financial crisis was actually just in counting error you can all go shopping again and this is from max kaiser dot com i wrote the headline. and it w

byrd road. avoid the area if you can. route 1 northbound near hybla valley closed because of a wreck. no problems reported on 95 or 395. the people is looking good in both direction between montgomery county and virginia and no problems crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. back to you. >> thank you. >>> you know, it seems to be strange to be talking about heading to the mall at 4:30 in the morning but nowadays that is not so rare on this black friday. we know lots of big box stores opened late last night. >> reporter: shoppers rushing into stores in search of great deals is a common scene on black friday but this year, many around the area opened a day early to entice bargain hunters kmart in fairfax, virginia opened bright and early. >> it was busy this morning. standard things. we have people waiting outside when we opened. good deals on electronics. we are sold out of one already. it has been steady most of the day. or others like toys r us waited until after thanksgiving dinner to open the doors. the shoppers didn't le

at something else tells about will last through and two of the white men with you know he'll james byrd there's no word sasa nation in paying him that nothing imagines that the reason they've done this before all the world but they never heard of it came with. and be conscious now when you put it in people's face they arrested those three whites before the five hundred in the world. but that didn't get there and that's why bush president. head never came out when he was running because the justice was so swift. to open the sentence to death one because he was the witness he got a long time in jail so. this one came up for execution three years ago. and see some folks to the death penalty movement in houston calling me i love it would you go with me yes then we found his son. just to clarify this is a white guy who rudely murdered yes i mean you know dragged in the back of a truck were brutally murdered a black eye in jasper texas guess you're there to protest that the white guy he's one of the right for there right folks who don't like. the guy. and so we have martin luther king the thi

year's biggest bargains of the partridges in the pear tree at $15 each but the cost does not include byrdntenance and due to shipping fees the swans are the most expensive items on the last >>it's time for sports backup quarterback caleb hanie got off to a rough start and his inexperience eventually got the best of him jay cutler was in oakland it to help after two early interceptions the bears with a chance to score before halftime but caleb hanie threw another pack lance louis saved a touchdown with a tackle the bears were down 12 with 3 minutes left when caleb hanie connected with johnny knocks for and 81 yd pass that set up a touchdown to get within five points but in the final seconds he went too long to spike the ball and got called for an intentional grounding to end to the game he threw for 254 yds and two touchdowns but the bears lost 25-20 to snap a five game winning streak >>hopefully next week things will clean up i'm sure it will >>illinois fired football coach ron soaked after finishing the season with six straight losses he led illinois to the rose bowl in 2007 but they wen

op ex mex kaiser and co-host asier byrd discussed european gold wars and the brokers at the chicago board of trade telling others to get a job while they can't even do their own and saw the kaiser report right next on our. i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report i finally made it to the house of commons to give david cameron a piece of my mind to berber yes indeed max keiser david cameron gets s t f you'd by max hisor and minority criminals who have taken what they can get i say this we will track you down we will find you we will charge you we will punish you would pay you for what you have asked you as you david cameron because you're completely off base here you are a total product and a leader school of banking marks here is blatantly obvious that your own bankers are financially we are people who write their government and i'll be in london soon enough you know i just got back from ireland are doing a world tour to visit all the hot spots around the world as we push back against the criminal banking class warming up for the great inquisition part. double zero twelve yeah well the b

. >> when we bought a new house in it in byrd, one i'm sorry it was the previous house it was this precise case they've been talking about the pcc said the levels to identify the location of the house, however, someone i believed a broad sold the article and said but i know exactly the new what house it was and they gave the address so they were able on the basis of what they had read one to put everything in the public domain, and again i feel will if any weight is given to that or has been given to that when the pcc looks of these matters. >> they put the entire address down to the post code, and i think actually it was done quite innocently by that person might think they were excited to realize the house think it was a young person who did it. the whole address was on the internet within two days and my lawyer was able to contact that person and say please could you delete this and they did. in the meantime how many people had seen the whole address. >> let's understand where you say that boundary lines are. what do you see is permissible and what is in permissible on this issue? >> i

it is byrd is just over an inch. centreville et .7 of an inch. -- gaithersburg just over an inch. of those temperatures 38. 42 in quantico. winchester is checking in at 37. frederick is cooler at 36. compare this to yesterday and it is 20 degrees cooler at reagan national. dulles airport -- 23 degrees cooler now than what we had yesterday at this time. yesterday morning, we were in the lower 60's. a high of 66 at reagan national before 10:00 a.m. then the cold front hit. back to where we should be this time of year in terms of temperatures for the most part. a mixture of sunshine and clouds. mostly cloudy over the mountains. that will be the case throughout the day today. a typical situation there. partly cloudy locally. the pinwheel, counterclockwise rotation is in the eastern great lakes. we transition from that low to high pressure over the next couple days. that will bring us sunshine and drop are wind. it will be breezy at times today. 52, a high temperature. 52 and sunshine tomorrow and beautiful and comfortable for the weekend. rather comfortable right now in virginia. in v

now is no exception actually but are we already in the throes of a currency war we talked to james byrd's who certainly thinks so meanwhile u.s. president barack obama called the asia pacific region a top priority of u.s. security and policy and the u.s. has stationing troops in australia reportedly to counter china's expanding influence some of our marines will be good will taking through these parts it's a training exercise with you and the work of partners plus the region for the security we all want but could the next war be waged not with boots on the ground or for that matter drones but with financial weapons i'm talking stocks bonds and derivatives and one clothing company think they have a better solution for us trying to relay said paperwork is meant to make love not war about the obama smooching time as president hu jintao and benetton new ad it's obviously a fake photo but we'll give you the real story let's get to the dade county to look out. u.s. president barack obama is in the middle of a nine day trip and the asia pacific region and according to reports really does all boi

posted i know you have a big day schedule tomorrow argue the wall street legal team member of lad take byrd. yes well one of the issues protesters with the occupy wall street movement are angry about is as i mentioned before that too close for comfort relationship between wall street and washington and never before is that more apparent then with information from the twenty ten census data it appears there have been some changes in the way we do business here in washington the biggest change is how much business is apparently being done here how much money the city now rakes and and how many people are living large as a result now according to these numbers washington d.c. now has the lowest poverty rate in the country surpassing even places like tech capital silicon valley california but that's not the whole story so i decided to take a look into these numbers and figure out what they actually mean. and the winner is washington the district of columbia where this house is just one of many first in luxury and not for sale but what happens here and here and here played a major role in some c

we saw the 1998 missouri ad, we saw the james byrd pace ad. but he was smoking the symbolic crack pipe. that he sat on the sidelines during the civil rights movement, that he's trying to curry white favor, that he is a bad apple, that he deflects the racism in the political party. that he is the tea party's black friend. horrific. >> same garbage they tried to pull on clarence thomas. the fact of the matter is she's charges were investigated by legal counsel of the organization and he decided if had no bassy. so this will they can provide facts as opposed to innuendo and smear and opinions by unidentified people, there is no point of dominating the political dialogue with this. >> i went back and looked at the charges against bill clinton, and many women, and there were so many things, eleanor smeel, president of the senator majority fund said at the time we are trying to think of the bigger picture. think about what is best for women. this is why they didn't go after women. so if you are pro choice, if you are a democrat, you get a pass. righ

rocco to byrd. slips a defender and races 38 yards for the touchdown. game tied at 14.er now. same score. duke with the ball. renfree under pressure. no one in front of him. 54 yard touchdown. later in the third, tied at 21. virginia has first and goal. perry jones goes up and over for the touchdown. cavaliers go on to win it, 31-21, their third straight. uva improves its record to 7-3. elsewhere, west virginia edges cincinnati 24-21. and navy defeats sm u24-17. hometown hockey. bruce boudreaux going for career win number 200 at verizon center. back-to-back against the new jersey devils. green out with a lower body injury. brooks light filling in on defense. his teammate turns defense into offense. troy brower steals the puck. and he beats headburg. see it again. great play by brower. and the caps take a 1-0 lead. second period, it's 2-1, washington. devils have the puck in the cap zone. watch ovechkin. gets turned around. leaves carter all alone. take another look. carter open in front. beats glove saoeufpltd game tied at two. we go to overtime. and then a shoot-out. s

manchin won the seat held by robert byrd, beating john raese, a guy who said in an interview, i madey the old-fashioned way, i inherited it. he wasn't kidding. republicans picked sharron angle to run for senate in nevada. sharron angle said conservative the would turn to second amendment remedies if they didn't get their way at the polls. she lost. harry reid held on to his senate seat though the polls looked like trouble for him heading into that day. in connecticut, linda mcmahon had pro wrestling dynasty name recognition and ton of money going into her campaign for chris dodd's senate seat. in the end, democrat richard blumenthal beat linda mcmahon by more than ten points. democrat mark dayton became governor of minnesota, succeeding a republican you might have heard of named tim pawlenty? no? not ringing any bells? democrat michael bennett won the colorado senate race against conservative republican ken buck. bennett won in part by making sure coloradans knew how radical mr. buck's positions were, particularly on social issues. actually asking buck in a debate who he wanted to tw

. >> now the president was asked if past decisions like expanding byrd stadium had an effect on this decision. he said very little. the real effect was the recession. they have to trim the costs. i'm peggy fox reporting live at the university of maryland. back to you. >> millions of dollars. that is a lot for kids to raise. let's hope they can do it. thanks, peg. >>> an employee of the social security administration is behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a woman in manassas. harry rodman attacked a woman. they believe he engaged in some sort of pat down to assault the woman on the street. >>> after ortega, the 21-year- old idaho man accused of firing shots at the white house made his first appearance in d.c. federal court today. our bruce johnson was there for the proceedings. joins us live outside of the federal courthouse in downtown washington and bruce, give us a sense of what happened inside today. >> okay lesli, he says he is jesus christ. the government says his real name is oscar ortega ramiro hernandez. determine if he is competent in his own defense. >> it's not just

this is byrd. in i about you to i get over the ramp -- get off on the have wet road and fog have rolled in the traffic on the side of your screen is westbound as you make your way to texas and on to the toll. if to ises is it it storm is is going a flies weak where it does continue to follow. ol, on system --ure temperatures mild. 50s. mostly sunny skies. it's something -- soggy. take a look at the rainfall amount. over the north bay hills, seeing quite a bit, that uplift as it is forced to get over the mountains. really makes a different. so 2 inches, and sore pick you 6500s. it look -- it looks like more than pen loma. your didn't temperatures, 56 san francisco. 50 degrees in doob dead an we are going too loan in san francisco it system a little soggy. friday, saturday, sunday, dry. if you are a big shopper, you are in luck. temperatures will be mild in the afternoon under partly cloudy skies. >>> time now, 7:23. two malls, one in southern california and one in new jersey plan to keep track of sh

byrd was responsible for pass ago law in which all schools that receive any public funding on constitutionn is constitution day? september 17th, very good, class, that you have to study the constitution. i'm not so sure that that actually is happening, but it did happen in this class this which i held a dialogue. when we asked ourselves what would we change, if anything, if we could rewrite the preamble from scratch if we wallet today. if we wanted to. and i'd like to share with you, is that okay? i want to share with you what their very intriguing response was. and that's one of the reasons i like to thrust myself in dialogues because with i never know what's going to happen. i never know what kind of insights, especially with young people. so this one young man named william told me when i arrived, well, we've been studying the constitution in class today. and he said, i didn't realize that the constitution wasn't ratified by the states until two years after it was signed by the framers. and we're having this dialogue on constitution day, and he said that's why they're reading all about