this looks it familiar, rocco de byrd again, uva up 14-7. but auburn would score on its next possession, and then this happens, they go to the onsidekick. it's the kicker. cody park recovers it. five plays later, auburn cashes in. they run the statue of liberty play, kyle frazier scores. auburn up 21-7. they would lead 28-17 at the half. and the tigers fans prepping for a big new year's eve party. more from the tigers, they fake the handoff, give it to trey mason who goes up the middle. 22 yards for the touchdown, auburn goes on to defeat virginia. 23-44 uva finishes the season at 8-5. >>> let's go to college hoops. georgetown how ya's rode a nine game win streak into providence. we're looking at what could be a top ten ranking come monday. but first, they have to stave off an unranked yet very pesky providence team. john thomson third and the hoyas looking to make it six straight. hoyas up 8 at the break. henry simms misses, jason clark, though, with the tough offensive rebound laz it in for two. check it out again, clark tips it, saves the

. >> sydney byrd, a career prisoner who escaped prison while out on work release. >> he was not going back to alabama penitentiary. he wasn't going back to jail. >> the man hunt 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 leaves in a pasture less than a hundred yard away. >>> years after the ordeal troopers goin and andresen recall the dramatic events of that fateful night. >> we had 30 minutes left of the shift when all of this happened. >> i had gotten the camera put in the day before. it was one of those fluky things. >> he had 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 police. >> he was hit several times. >> and later, a getaway attempt goes bad when a woman runs over herself.

and finds chris byrd in the end zone. 27 yards for the score. up 7-0. to the second. we're tied at seven on third and goal. this looks familiar. rocco to byrd. six yard touchdown. uva up 14-7. auburn would score on its next possession. look at this. they go for it on the on-side kick. it's the kicker cody parkey who recovers it. and five plays later, auburn would cash in on third and goal. they run the stash chew of liberty play. they would lead 28-17 at the half. tigers fans getting ready for a big new year's eve party. more from the tigers. they give it to trey mason. 22 yards for the score. auburn goes on to defeat virginia, 43-24. uva finishes the season at 8-5. now to college hoops. the number 12 georgetown hoyas with a nine-game win streak into yesterday's matchup against providence. fresh off a huge win over number 4 louisville on wednesday. we're looking at what could be a top 10 ranking come monday. but first they would have to stave off an unranked providence team. looking to make it six straight over the fryers. up eight at the break. second half, tied at 3

he's two back of byrd heading to round two at maui.a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> the city of oakland is getting the nod as one of the best places to go in 2012. oakland came in fifth. this is on a new york times list of the 45 places to go in 2012. oakland continued behind panama, helsinki, myanmar and london, where the olympics will be taking place. they cited oakland's growing nightlife and tensions calling down of a recent clashes involving the occupy movement, although there were two in the past 8 days. mayor brown said they should have been number one. speaking like a typical mayor. >> just ahead, the ad that takes aim at a candidate that adopted two daughters from oversees. and also the bone marrow drive of look four people of two specific d >> gop presidential candidate jon huntsman saying a new online add targeting his adopted daughters is out of line. it's sponsored by supporters of rival ron paul shows the two daughters adopt the from china and india. it labeled huntsman un-american or speaking mandarin. and

he is two shots back of the leader, jonathan byrd, tiger is not there.s a tournament of champions, but he is going to play at pebble beach. >> ouch. >>

year old finishing ahead of second place martin lard's with simpson on the fending champion jonathan byrd were joined third. stricker himself was left to celebrate his twelfth career when the victory in the debut events helping him also move on to a number five world record i think it was so patient you know frustrated but patient and i told myself if i could get a couple back before the turn of. the birdie had a. you know calming down quite a bit and. i played really steady today i was proud. so proud the way a part of it but you know proud the way. we and the bullets in this hour by taking a look back at one of russia's smaller unusual motor sport events of twenty eleven the smolensk leg of the truck driving european championships. reported in august the big brush auction was not for the faint hearted. power and speed on these trucks gear up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour and could have been even faster if they hadn't been restricted whether of you issues of the european truck racing jumper ships this mines between the two year old track designed by famous formula one architect

first quarter, chris byrd telling those auburn secondary guys, you are all too slow for me.avs taking a 14-7 lead. getting it going. the old, statue of liberty. wait until you see that. a big night, 150 yards total offense, power football later on. trey mason says move, get out the way. the tigers rush for almost 300 yards and their special teams are special. falling behind early. liberty bowl, that's a former maryland offensive coordinator. james franklin taking frand van deer built into a bowl. that is his name. and he's apparently a doctor because he makes house calls. 90-yard kickoff return. get their 10th win of the year, 31-24. good game right here on our air today. utah, georgia tech. we are going straight to overtime. another guy with one of those long names. 14 point comeback. they win 30-27. no one saw it coming. georgetown losing austin freeman and a roster featuring ten freshman and sophomores. most figured this was a rebuild. hoyas, winners of nine straight. providence in town today. this was a rough, tough, big east basketball game. hit me to the 10. one point

he is two shots back of the leader, jonathan byrd, tiger is not there.s a tournament of champions, but he is going to play at pebble beach. >> ouch. >> we'll be right back. >>> just talk about the 49ers. no game this weekend, but

with the federal highway administrator to try to sort out the final stages of the federal funding byrd is a vision for the second phase of the presidio parkway project. which, as the chair mentioned earlier, is nearing completion on the first phase, which will be open to traffic on -- in february, but we need to make sure we do not have a gap on the start of the second phase in the private-public partnership. i anticipate that we will need further work with the mtc commissioners on this issue. there are some complex issues related to the funding plan . i will keep close to, but i am hopeful we will resolve one of our issues in time for the financial close of march 2012. the van ness windy environmental impact statement and report, the draft, as you know, is circulating. i want to remind people that the close of public comment is in december 19, just next monday, and that the public can obtain information about the project in the eir at our website. i encourage everybody to heed that comment deadline. we have reached out to over 20 state groups in the last month since the eir draft was

speaker, today is the anniversary of the birth of the greatest scottish voyager, robert byrd. can the prime minister agree -- the unity of our nation when he says -- [inaudible] among ourselves, united. [inaudible] [shouting] >> i'm grateful to the honorable lady for her question, and the point she makes is a good one. and further tonight will be celebrated not just across scotland but across the whole of the united kingdom, indeed in many parts of the world. when i hear the scottish nationalists who are so keen to leave the united kingdom, yet so anxious about having referendum, perhaps they should remember earns his words which he referred to do we, all, what a panic. [laughter] >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, we are 18 months into his government. and today's figures show our economy is not growing. is shrinking. what's gone wrong with his economic plan? >> these are extremely difficult economic times. these are disappointing figures. they are not unexpected figures. they are the opposite of budget responsibility forecast at the end of last year. but

speaker, today is the anniversary of the birth of the greatest scottish voyager, robert byrd. can the prime minister agree -- the unity of our nation when he says -- [inaudible] among ourselves, united. [inaudible] [shouting] >> i'm grateful to the honorable lady for her question, and the point she makes is a good one. and further tonight will be celebrated not just across scotland but across the whole of the united kingdom, indeed in many parts of the world. when i hear the scottish nationalists who are so keen to leave the united kingdom, yet so anxious about having referendum, perhaps they should remember earns his words which he referred to do we, all, what a panic. [laughter] >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, we are 18 months into his government. and today's figures show our economy is not growing. is shrinking. what's gone wrong with his economic plan? >> these are extremely difficult economic times. these are disappointing figures. they are not unexpected figures. they are the opposite of budget responsibility forecast at the end of last year. but

crime protections were created under the two thousand and six law of the matthew shepard and james byrd jr hate crimes protection prevention act so in a moving plea for equality the plaintive evoked in our wally and world where a special class of people example gay people are more equal than others they also argue that the government elevates those engaged in certain deviant behaviors to a special protected class of persons under federal law you know the government always step begin to protect those deviants but i think in my favor argument there is as the bill criminalizes certain ideas beliefs and opinions which is simply not true it was acknowledged the first time that this lawsuit was thrown out in september of two thousand and ten as eric holder stated then the act does not prescribe speech it prohibits only violent conduct and includes specific provisions and sharing that may not be applied to infringe any rights guaranteed by the first amendment so is the act criminalized hate speech or as glenn described described. thought crimes i'm pretty sure the gary and his cohorts would ha

he thought about it for a minute -- senator byrd. he says, tell him you will work with him and not for him. that is exactly the role of a leader. you work with a president. he never worked for him. there are times president would like to forget that. they think the leader of your party is obviously working for you. that is not always the case. you are coequal branches. you are coequal leaders in many respects. you are the leader of one of those branches. you should represent that and reflect that in your actions in your words and relations with the president. >> i have many stories i could tell about the experiences as the whip in the house with reagan. tom and i had breakfast almost weekly with george w. bush after 9/11. i remember distinctly because he always wanted to stay -- he always wanted it to be at 7:00 and i hated it. in terms of smiles on my face, the relationship i had with clinton was more interesting. he was engaged. he would call you all hours of the night or day. he had a congressional relations team, but he did his o

we were that senator byrd to give his sister perspective of what we're about to do.up for discussion to figure out how we're going to proceed? we really did how we would go forward. i can't remember exactly the order, but phil graham got up and gave an impassioned pitch of course to move forward with impeachment to get it to actually remove it from office i'm sure. and ted kennedy got up and gave an impassioned speech. then when we listen to it it sounded like they were coming to an agreement. i remember connie mack nodded at me we basically said, if dead. we have a deal. we have an agreement. as graham kennedy agreement. we left the chamber and had this great agreement. tama to the press gallery and had a joint press conference. and then we said, what was the agreement? [laughter] i said, we've got to put this as some sort of writing. so we put in my conference room -- i guess kennedy was in the room. i post lakeport and there've been very few others who are really thoughtful numbers and they put something on paper it would have forward. i am not sure to this day wh

we were that senator byrd to give his sister perspective of what we're about to do.and then, we open it up for discussion to figure out how we're going to proceed? we really did how we would go forward. i can't remember exactly the order, but phil graham got up and gave an impassioned pitch of course to move forward with impeachment to get it to actually remove it from office i'm sure. and ted kennedy got up and gave an impassioned speech. then when we listen to it, it sounded like they were coming to an agreement. i remember connie mack nodded at me we basically said, if dead. we have a deal. we have an agreement. as graham kennedy agreement. we left the chamber and had this great agreement. tama to the press gallery and had a joint press conference. and then we said, what was the agreement? [laughter] i said, we've got to put this as some sort of writing. so we put in my conference room -- i guess kennedy was in the room. i post lakeport and there've been very few others who are really thoughtful numbers and they put something on paper it would have forward. i am n

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we were that senator byrd to give his sister perspective of what we're about to do.pen it up for discussion to figure out how we're going to proceed? we really did how we would go forward. i can't remember exactly the order, but phil graham got up and gave an impassioned pitch of course to move forward with impeachment to get it to actually remove it from office i'm sure. and ted kennedy got up and gave an impassioned speech. then when we listen to it, it sounded like they were coming to an agreement. i remember connie mack nodded at me we basically said, if dead. we have a deal. we have an agreement. as graham kennedy agreement. we left the chamber and had this great agreement. tama to the press gallery and had a joint press conference. and then we said, what was the agreement? [laughter] i said, we've got to put this as some sort of writing. so we put in my conference room -- i guess kennedy was in the room. i post lakeport and there've been very few others who are really thoughtful numbers and they put something on paper it would have forward. i am not sure to thi

. >> reporter: this year, she's taking the edgar allen poe byrd -- bird house, with viniets of baltimore. there's johnny unitas and a good luck voodoo doll. >> we thought it would be nice to go and show these folks how we feel about edgar allen poe and the food house. >> reporter: nancy raises money year round through the kick hunger challenge. >> all of that money gets matched by general mills and goes to that city's food bank. >> this is nancy longo's 16th trip to the super bowl. and she'll take the pride of charm city with her. >> so we're going to go make some crab cakes as usual. and feed the folks in indianapolis and other folks that are coming this year. >> and have a good time. >> and have a good time. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >>> if you'd like to make a donation to help kick hunger challenge. log onto wjz.com. look for this story in the seen on section. >> nancy is such a great person. >> yes. >> an amazing chef. >> great chef. >>> don't miss the cbs evening news. here's one of the stories they're working on. >>> i'm mark strausman. sheets in the windows. and

now, jessica yellin, also, ari fleischer and former obama deputy white house press secretary, bill byrd. jessica, how are official at the white house justifying this move? >> i've just learned that the president is going to be visiting the consumer financial protection bureau tomorrow morning to depending on how you look at it, rub salt in the wound or squeeze out the last bit. to your question, the counsel cathy rum lehr doesn't believe the senate is in session. she said banging a gavel and standing around does not allow the senate to fulfill its constitutional responsible aaa. >> ari, where do you stand on this? as much republicans might not like it, the constitution doesn't say how much time is needed for a recess appointment to be haed, so is the president on any solid ground here? >> no, he's not and this is fundamentally corrosive. the problem here is the senate is not in recess and it was defined as not in recess by its own democrat leader, harry reid, when reid as you pointed out, employed this technique to stop bush from issuing recess appointments. nothing wrong with recess ap

this marked the civil- rights leader byrd day yesterday.--birthday yesterday.he national park sklar service confess--but they will change the message on this side of the statute 0 because my angelos said that it made him sound arrogant. >>reporter: civil rights movement to. recruit new keen phelan said his father had unfinished business when he was shot and killed. he had just begun his poor people's campaign to demand economic justice. >> he cannot live to see that come to fruition some 45 years later we are still challenging our nation >>reporter: the first family attended churches today to mark the civil-rights leader's birthday and today they will do community service to honor his memory. >>justine: the king factor imaging project will make 200,000 of his documents available online this will be the first time. >>james: hadn't seen pictures of the cruise ship on its side the our incredible image as we will show you them as a will as an update. we will have that in a minute here is a live look from the roof camera showing you shots from san francisco. >>james

asked daniel else byrd. on year, all targeted by the government for retaliation for speaking out against corruption. it is the fear from exposing corruption it is this kind of fear that keeps good people from sounding the alarm when they found out there is lead in the water and mercury in the food or a basketball coach is molesting 10 year-old boy is. fear. i became that adp a representative to the commission in 1996. of the commission was designated as the flagship between the u.s. and newly elected government of nelson mandela. my job was to work with the south african department of tourism to provide humanitarian assistance for those who had been so devastated by wrote decades of reese's role. not long after i assumed this position i was approached by a south african environment tall leader named jacob. and he told me about a community two hours from the capital where miners were reported the being injured and dying from exposure to the vanadium pentoxide a medal zero used to strengthen steel. he describe

byrd. the other was alan frumin. and both were steadfastly reliable. i was just one of many who sat in the chair. we're often asked questions, whose answers did not immediately spring to mind. and there was a voice sna i heard. in this case it was not from above but from slightly below, that clarified exactly what the rules of the senate required. so this is -- alan has been a true and faithful public servant, really held himself to the highest standards and helped us inherently -- helped this inherently rul unruly body to be ruly. i thank the chair. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: i ask the comboarl be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: the stock act, it's a bill that i cosponsored and the notion behind it is that members of congress should not use their public service or information gained in their public service for private benefit. it basically outla

and says byrd, i've been looking for you. [laughter] we are only driven by what local people i've dashed out make a couple observations to follow up. we talk about picking the right projects. it would be nice if they were exciting. every once in a while they have an exciting project of the most exciting project in illinois in the last 20 years is when we put open polling, tollway in illinois so people didn't have to wait at the gates all the time and went through and use technology to manage that very effectively. they saw that. so in this time came up for a huge increase in the tolls for eleanor it was almost noncontroversial because they have saw something that transportation had delivered on that major life simple and easy. so i don't think we should underestimate the fight of no one come getting immediate impact and technology can play a role, and then that was innovative and creative everything for the rest of this conference will talk about a lot of some innovative and creative ways. if we just talked ourselves and just

. >> reporter: lyndon johnson and the newly sworn president and his wife laid byrd attempted to consoleer. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. i know. i know. >> mrs. kennedy -- >> all right. >>. >> reporter: secretary of state dean rusk and others were over the pacific. they had just turned fwrak a trip to asia when the white house confirmed their worst fierce. >> we have report quoting that the president is dead, that he died about 35 minutes ago. >> reporter: the full audio of transmissions from white house communications that day includes 42 minutes edited out of the original public version. it's likely to pique the interest of conspiracy theory rifts who already ask why this material was out of the original. the air force chief of staff curtis lemay had been a frequent opponent of kennedy and his washts on the day of the asass nation have always been a mystery. we learned that he was airborne even as jfk's body was being flown back to d.c. and an aide to him tried to reach his boss. >> he's inbound. his code name is grandson, and i want to talk to him. it will be too late

this is really not a recess that's taking place in the senate, and you know, i think senator byrd from west virginia, who was a democrat, well known, who really looked at the process of the senate and wanted to keep the integrity there, he'd probably be rolling over in his grave at what has just happened. so i think that will be challenged. but from the standpoint of what we can do immediately, the president has acted in a way that just really sticks a stick in the eye of the senate and the congress in general, something that as you mentioned, he thought was very inappropriate just a few years ago. and unfortunately, at a time when our country really needs to be coming together to solve the big problems that rur country has, probably has poisoned the well even more. it's obviously something that he's done to rally an extremist base that he wants to come to his aid in the presidential campaign, but from the standpoint of overall polices for our country, something that probably takes us a step even further back from where we were when we left and came home for christmas recess. jenna: yo

let's go to byrd, democrat calller in brooklyn. -- gerta.ler: could you please not cut me off this morning? i just want to say that i am tired with the republicans blaming barack obama for everything. he inherited the problem. he did not cause all these problems. the people need to give him a chance. and he has only been there three years, and i think he deserves another four years. i am going to be voting for him. i also want to say could you please not be so blatant with your body is between democrats and republicans. you cut off the democrats and what the republicans go on. host: definitely trying to be fair. independent calller in chicago. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to make a comment from the new hampshire primary. first of all, on the fairness question to gov. mitt romney, i believe the comments he continues to make, i am part of , [inaudible] some of those people should have gone to jail that calls to the financial collapse. you should go to jail and pay the price. none of those people were punished. in my opinion the

i spoke today with speaker of the house o'neill, senator baker, byrd, and senate minority leader mike asking if they would designate representatives to meet with representatives of the administration to try to reach prompt agreement on a bipartisan deficit reduction plan. i know it takes 5 long hard struggle to agree on a full scale plan, so what i proposed is that we first see if we can agree on a down payment. now, i believe there is basis for such an agreement, one that could reduce the deficits by about $100 billion over the next three years, focus on the less con ten, cuts pending before congress to be combined with measures to close tax loopholes, members that the treasury department has been said to be worthy of support, and in addition, we can examine the possibility of achieving further outlay savings based on the work of the grace commission. if the congressional leadership is willing, my representatives will be prepared to meet with theirs at the earliest possible time. i hope the leadership might agree on an expedited timetable in which to develop and enact that down payme

let's go to byrd, democrat let's go to gerta, democratic caller in brooklyn.tired with the republicans blaming barack obama for everything. he inherited the problem. he did not cause all these problems. the people need to give him a chance. and he has only been there three years, and i think he deserves another four years. i am going to be voting for him. give him another chance. i also want to say could you please not be so blatant with your body is between democrats -- with your biases between democrats and republicans. you cut off the democrats and what the republicans go on. -- and let the republicans go on. host: definitely trying to be fair. independent calller in chicago. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to make a comment from the new hampshire primary. first of all, on the fairness question to gov. mitt romney, i believe the comments he continues to make, i am part of the 99%, [inaudible] -- i am really sick of the tax breaks and the corporate welfare. i want to see some of those people should have gone to jail that calls to the financial c

byrd was. he defended the powers of the senate when presidents overreached, even presidents of his own party. where are the members who recognize that our sessions every three days rightly prevented president bush from making recess appointments but who stand idly by as president obama makes recess appointments without a recess? in other words, what's different between the years 2007 and 2008 when we had a republican president and democrats senate? when we did, when we recognized what recess appointments were and the president recognized the same thing, but today 2011 and 2012, things seem to be what different. i remind my colleagues of my experience as chairman or ranking member of the finance committee. i refused to process nominees to positions that pass through that committee to whom president bush gave recess appointments. that is how i use the authority -- used the authority that i had to protect the rights of the senate. i do not believe that we should let the powers vested in elected re

tot: we're going to go middle byrd beach, south carolina. lesley, go ahead. caller: i am in myrtle beach, south carolina. we are having the primaries right now. i believe i will be supporting rick perry. i think he is the man to bring out the conservative vote. he will do everything he says he will do. he is very conservative, pro- life. he is just really conservative. host: texas gov. rick perry is placing right after newt gingrich in a reuters poll. he only has about 6% of the support in south carolina in the upcoming primary. he is been missing after gingrich and about this place. we go back to south carolina -- he is death after newt gingrich -- he is in fifth place after new gingrich. we will try to get back to you now. john is in south carolina. are you on the line with us? caller: this is sharing in myrtle beach, south carolina. i will be supporting ron paul. i like his views on things. i think he is the first person who has got new ideas. if it comes down between from the -- romney and obama, i will support obama. i will not have my vote bought. host:

gary byrd was talking about that this morning between las vegas or prices are about 65% off their peak values pre-reception to pittsburgh where there only 8% of their peak values. the mr. ayres said that these house prices declined irrespective of how many people were working in construction have experience, stagnant unemployment rates, because of the direct effects of unemployment, but also the indirect effects in terms of how wealthy and the consumption patterns are. the third thing we talked about at the macro level today, which i think is relevant at the metro level, to this workforce skills. we know the most educated workers employed much higher rates. 13.2% for individuals without high school diploma versus 4.4% for individuals with a college degree. at the national level, i'm not totally convinced that workforce skills are a barrier nationally to labor market recovery. at the local level we do see it affect you no longer route to recovery in some metropolitan areas. places like philadelphia, little rock, san antonio where they seems to be a bit of a gap between what the occupati