byrd. and there were times when i led the fight against labor law reform back in 1977, 1978, where i was hard pressed to like senator byrd, because he used every tool at his disposal, proarmd and otherwise -- procedural and otherwise to try to put that bill forward which would have changed the whole character of america for the worst. i was young, and i didn't realize how important that man really was. but as i continued to serve in the senate and saw his devotion to the senate, his devotion to the senate rules, his fairness when he dealt with both sides, i got so i really respected his understanding of the procedural rules. i venture to say that i don't know that anybody has ever had that full capacity as much as he had with the possible is exception of senator allen of alabama, who i greatly admired also. he stood right over there on that side of the floor and took on his own party time after time. the filibuster was a very important instrument at that time, and especially since senator b

(cg: mathew byrd) "you have three candidates with 90% approval from the u of i community, and the one candidate somewhere between like 5 and 2% of the vote is the one who is others believe he is not qualified for the position in the first place (cg: naoki izumo/ grad student) "he has no administrative experience." after hareld's hire, the board was immediately put on the spot for answers. (cg: bruce rastetter/ president board of regents, state of iowa) "we asked for diversity in the candidate pool and we got herrald is the right person for the job but many still are not satisfied... (cg: carleen maur/ grad student) "it's not really just about him, it's about the process a lot um and the think is causing a lot of the issues." the board of regents has been continuing their meetings all day today, so i have not had the chance to speak with them but those i spoke to are asking for two things, the resignation of bruce harreld, and the resignation of the board members. we've got you covered live in iowa city, kristin rogers...kwwl news. many people are angry over what they are calling a lac

mcgirt. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. kozik, this is your former girlfriend. it is your claim that you made a loan to her for some plastic surgery. she says that there was never any discussion of her paying you back for this and that the plastic surgery that she had was a gift from her boyfriend. is that right? >> yes. >> judge judy: okay. mr. kozik, would you tell me the circumstances surrounding you making this loan to the defendant? >> yes, your honor. what had happened was, she had

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 157 on the calendar in the matter of buntemeyer vs. rosenbalm. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. buntemeyer, you and your partner were planning a wedding. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and you retained you... >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: ...to act as deejay for the wedding. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: you retained him and paid him in full prior to the wedding. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: how much prior to the wedding? >> it was june 2nd. he cashed the check on june 15th. >> judge judy: when was the wedding?

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invited to the robert c byrd center for legislative studies. the title of the talk that i dissent in the constitution. my thesis is that the united states was the project of disse nt. dissent is essential to our history. it is in our dna. it existed in us before we even became the united states. and aboutwith this 2002 when i was creating this horse at temple university for honor student called "dissent: the history of an american idea" they asked me to create an idea on a topic you read what topic interests me? i'm from the 60's. dissent. it makes it to me right away. i started to the course. teachings grew out of it. he would start meeting on fridays after class talking about the historical background of contemporary issues. at the time we started the teachings we were invading iraq. this created a a lot of consternation on the part of the students wanting to talk about it and understanding why we were doing that. when i was putting together the dissent and " america." i wanted the students to read what they had to say and not what someone el

the federal building is named after senator byrd. the united states courthouse and federal building in charleston, west virginia, is named after senator byrd. and the federal correctional institution is named after senator byrd. do you know of any fbi buildings named after senator byrd? >> i don't know. i don't know whether we have folks sitting in the courthouse. i just don't know sitting here. >> okay. former president woodrow wilson resegregated the entire government, including the armed forces. held a showing of "a birth of a a nation" and to praise it in spite of calls to ban it. it was used as a recruiting tool for the kkk. like wise there are a number of buildings named after president wilson. there's a bridge leading in and out of washington, d.c. named after president wilson. do you know of any buildings that the fbi occupies or predominantly owns that are named after president wilson? >> i don't. >> president johnson was fond of using the "n" word and used it while he was senate majority leader and used it in many other pub

do you know of any fbi buildings named after senator byrd? director comey: i don't know whether we have folks -- i don't know, sitting here. >> former democrat president woodrow wilson resegregation the entire government, including the armed forces, held a showing of the movie "birth of a nation" at the white house and went so far as to praise it despite calls to ban it. "birth of a nation" was used as a recruiting tool for the ku klux klan. there are a number of buildings in this country named after president wilson. do you know of any buildings that the fbi occupies or predominantly owns that are named after president wilson? director comey: i don't. >> former president lyndon baines johnson was fond of using the n-word, used it in the white house, used it while he was senate majority leader, and in many other public settings. many federal buildings are named after him. are there any fbi buildings named after president johnson? director comey: i don't know. >> lastly, president truman wrote to his soon-to-be wife the following words, "i thi

-who is byrd? -senator robert byrd. on the plus side to go, damien. new mexico, $400. julie. -what is roswell? -yes. life on the "b" list, $2,000, please. [ beep ] julie. "b" list, $1,600, please. julie. sarah bernhardt. you are right. julie. -what's a tuft? -a tuft is right, yes. $1,600. damien. -what is nuttin'? -no. nikki. -that'word. [ beep beep beep ] and -- oh, darn -- boo, hiss. you finish at negative $1,000, around with the ladies s the to play in final jeopardy! but you'll go home with $1,000. so it's julie and nikki dealing with this subject ca. he were around for that. when we come back. afri look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in., when so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronc

. >> she disappeared in 1989 and today paul byrd sat down with relatives who are convinced that one day this mystery will be soft. >> it gets worse each year. she hasn't been found, no information, we are just trying to bring her home. >>reporter: it has been 26 years and it is still a mystery. her uncle says the pain of not knowing never gets old. of teenagers gathered in a wooded area. the family says somebody knows what happened that night. >> she did not deserve to be thrown away like trash. we just want to bring her home to give her a proper burial. everyone deserves that. >> i remember a cute little blonde girl with dimples and always smiling. unfortunately, i remember that she went missing and was never found. >> this man was only 11 years old at the time. he recently wrote a song about her life and disappearance. >> to go more than 2 1/2 decades has become increasingly infuriating. >>reporter: after multiple searches there have been no results and no arrests. still, another year goes by and another billboard goes up asking about her whereabouts. difference how long it takes. >>

mark: byrd says he hopes the woman loses her job so she doesn't have influence over children. >> i worry about their emotional stability because you can never take those words back. she can never retract those words. she can never get those words out of my children's head. mark: the superintendent told me the investigation should be wrapped up late this week or next week and this woman's future will be determined by then. mark tauscheck, kcci 8 news. eric: new video shows what happened when pete polson was arrested after pleasant hill police say he went on a schubert -- shooting rampage. the iowa state trooper told the jury that the man was calm and didn't them to be under the influence of drugs. that contradicts the intoxication defense. matthew stephenson also testified, he said paulson shot at him several times when he was >> i could not believe someone just tried to kill me. they were not playing. someone tried to kill me, i have no idea what was going on. eric: polson is facing charges including three counts of attempted murder. kim st. onge will be there, follow her updates on twit

the all-me leader is the late democratic byrd of west virginia, who voted 18-thousand 689 times. jenna: a new south sioux city law has some city leaders butting heads with propery owners. abc9 reporter rachel ramos was in south sioux city today and has more on the ordinance. rachel : south sioux city has passed a new ordinance for rental inspections that will take effect in march. with the new ordinance, property owners must follow a checist of maintence codes. the rental inspection board emphasizes the importance of safety and health in living environments. "we're concerned about the health and safety of the occupants," said randy meyer, chairman of the rental inspection board. "and we're going to go in and make sure there are no violations". members of the ordinance board feel the updated dwelling law will create a safer environment for occupants. this new ordinance for rental inspections was created under the leadership of a diverse group of south sioux city citizens including the mayor, well as attorneys and paralegals, giving a voice for every group affected by the new law.

. >> now, because byrd-bennett cooperated with investigators and agreed to plead guilty, prosecutorsped 19 of the 20 charges against her and agreed to recommend a sentence of only seven nafts -- and a half years. that's out of 20 max. two of soups were in court today they have pleaded not guilty. we can learn a lot more about this case when they eventually go to trial, greta. >> where is is the mayor on this. i read a chicago tribune editorial today asked for pee maltsd of the mayor he is boss of her. mayor's office tracking feet providing emails. when they did get them over they were so heavily redacted they were of no value. >> exactly. all we have really gotten from the mayor's office is saying that his staff became suspicious of the no bid contract and he says that his staff asked hard question. he has been that broad. here is a statement from mayor immanuel. >> she violated everybody's trust as a person who was as the a ceo of the school system entrusted to advance our children's education. they don't have a do-over. while she was a professional, she was using her professional t

real consideration for the other three candidates, levaing students feeling un-heard... ( cg:mathew byrd/ student organizer for iowan's defending our universities) "there's a these, like they don't, do they not know that everyone knows exactly what they're doing?" many believe bruce harrold is not qualified for the job. some think his background as a buinessman is not right to lead not an open search, but instead the board of regents chose harrold ahead of time disregarding many opinions that he would not be the right person for the job. i have been working to gather all the concerns students and faculty have, i am piecing that together for 6 o clock, i have also been working to hear from the board of regents, they have been having meetings all day today. we've got you covered live in iowa city, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. many people are angry over what they are calling a lack of transparency in the hiring process. regent member subhash sahai said have come off that way as he says, maybe the board dropped the ball. new at five... a restaurant owner is beaten and bloodied, allegedly by

the all-time leader is the late democratic senator robert byrd of west virginia, who voted 18-thousand 689 times. jenna: the white house may be launching a new strategy in its fight against the terror group isis. the washington post reports president obama's senior national security advisers are outlining a plan to move u-s troops closer to the action would put american boots on the ground in syria for the first time, and position u-s advisers closer to the combat zones. the changes would also reflect an escalation of america's role in the terror fight in iraq and syria. discussions are ongoing... and any shift in strategy requires fmal approval from president obama. that approval could come as early as this week. jenna: south sioux city is implementing new regulations for people who have rental properies... but some propery owners are taking issue with the new rules. rachel ramos has more from live in studio. rachel south sioux city has passed a new ordinance for rental inspections that will take effect in 2016, but one man says they're not fair rules for every situation. south sioux

do you know of any fbi buildings named after senator byrd? director comey: i don't know whether we have folks -- i don't know, sitting here. >> former democrat president woodrow wilson resegregation the entire government, including the armed forces, held a showing of the movie "birth of a nation" at the white house and went so far as to praise it despite calls to ban it. "birth of a nation" was used as a recruiting tool for the ku klux klan. there are a number of buildings in this country named after president wilson. do you know of any buildings that the fbi occupies or predominantly owns that are named after president wilson? director comey: i don't. >> former president lyndon baines johnson was fond of using the n-word, used it in the white house, used it while he was senate majority leader, and in many other public settings. many federal buildings are named after him. are there any fbi buildings named after president johnson? director comey: i don't know. >> lastly, president truman wrote to his soon-to-be wife the following words, "i thi

without real consideration for the other three candidates -- upsetting many students. ( cg:mathew byrd/ student organizer for iowan's defending our universities) "there's a real anger, that we've been so disrespected. we are being treated like idiots really by these, like they don't, do they not know that everyone knows exactly what they're doing?" some think harreld's background as a buinessman is not right to lead the university. he was hired back on september third. decision 2015... soon a new mayor will take office in the city of waterloo. five candidates will be on that november ballot. kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with former mayor tim hurley and has his story. tim hurley born and raised in waterloo. for 37 and a half years he worked at john deere, but mayor, but this year he decided to come back and try it again." "i recognize the negatives, there's no doubt about that. but i will not be defined by them and i don't want our city to be defined by them." he says an opportunity for improvement in this city...stopping the violence. working with teachers, faith leaders, business lead

a report byrding to an insider, saturday could be maryland head coach randy edsall's last game. they say he is unlikely to survive as the head coach after the game against ohio state. the terps are off to a rough start, losing their last games by combined score of 73-6. when asked for a comment, maryland said that randy edsall is our football coach and we are getting ready to play saturday. eted this, edsall twe khalifah.iz the terps will be tested saturday, the redskins will be tested sunday, facing the hawks. julio jones leads the league with receptions with 38. the atlanta running back, has run for more touchdowns than anyone in the league this season. >> he is a good runner, very patient. they are a versatile offense, which will help the play action. we have our work cut out. we have to do it one play at a time. robert: it has been a rough year for rg iii, first getting benched in favor of kirk cousins baylorthe statue at was vandalized. somebody thought it would be fun to paint it purple. one of their in-state rivals is tcu, whose colors happened to be purple and white. leo

minister byrd -- secretary bervie mohammed. see this great results that i am looking at from this podium. it's a beautiful sight to see, and thank all of us and our brothers and sisters for attending this important event to hear the timely message from the honorable minister louis farrakhan. but we needed permission to be here from the government. even though we shouldn't need permission. but we did have a brother in the congress who has assisted us in the past in this regard. he went to congress and went to the senate and was able to produce a resolution, a joint resolution, a unanimous resolution for us to gather here, again. this is a historic resolution, a resolution because we don't come this time to say atonement, reconciliation and responsibility. they like that. so that was an easy resolution for us to have. but when we wanted to introduce a resolution that said justice or else, it became a little sticky, a little difficult. some didn't like that theme. but i can't wait for the honorable minister louis farrakhan to get

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 223 on the calendar in the matter of freeman vs. hemme. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss freeman, i assume this is your daughter? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and mr. hemme is soon to be your ex-son-in-law? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: they have one child? >> correct. >> judge judy: a boy? >> yes. >> judge judy: what i gather is, when your daughter and mr. hemme brought their son home from the hospital, they came to your home... >> yes, ma'am.

. >> reporter: adrian byrd's mother lucy died of breast cancer just two months ago. >> i love her. i miss her. she was the strongest woman i ever knew. >> reporter: adrian and her daughter and sister all wear heart shaped lockets holding the ashes of the woman he they dearly mission. >> this is all i've got left of her. >> reporter: on sunday the charm was found on the ground by a park. adrian says she didn't even realize that the locket was missing until a daughter got a post been finding its owner on facebook. >> for that little boy to find that and actually make its way back to me, it's a miracle to me. >> reporter: a miracle thanks to the help of facebook. the boy and his mother traveled to adrian's home to return the locket together is it. >> thank you, okay. i appreciate that more than you'll never know. i really do. >> i just can't believe a 10-year-old kid found it and actually did what was right with it. he's an awesome boy, i mean, so awesome. >> reporter: being able to say thank you in person, adrian says meant the world to her. 7news. >>> be careful what you eat. the fa

. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number

adrian byrd says she didn't realize her lockett was missing until she heard about that facebook post. it contains the ashes of her mother who died of breast cancer two months ago. >> thank you, okay. i appreciate that more than you ever know. i really do. >> the next step is to get a new necklace for the lockett. one sturdier than the last so this never happens again. >> speaking of lost and found now, the cubs are one step closer to ending their 107-year world series drought. the cubbies advance to the national league championship seize, the team celebrated in front of the home fans at wrigley field. probably still partying, after beating the cardinals 6-4 to take the series 3-1. the cubs are now four wins away from their first world series appearance in 70 years. last night's win the first time the cubs clinched a playoff series at wrigley field. the opponent still to be determined because the l.a. dodgers avoided elimination with a 3-1 win over the mets in game 4 in new york. by the way, chase utley who is appealing his two-game suspension from that play that broke a player's leg,

that was exactly what the byrd hagel, the first element of the byrd hagel resolution was talking about. we have just exactly the opposite now. we have 152 indcs, 110 plus developing countries. it's a completely different ball game, including all the big ones. with respect to the economy, what the fact that -- two things. the fact that this is nationally determined means that something is not getting imposed on us or anybody else, so it's not the case that we should be in a posture and we're not in a posture where what we're talking about would hurt the u.s. economy. then, there has also been all sorts of detailed, analysis done regarding the clean power plan. the analysis that the epa did shows significant cost, to be sure, but netted out against the benefits, i think epa's estimate was somewhere in the 26 to $45 billion of net benefits to be expected. so this is not going to hurt our economy. it is going to include all other countries. >> thank you. >> senator markey. >> thank you, mr. chairman, very much. s i think it's important for us to make clear that we've begun to break this li

. >> reporter: 15-year-old hunter byrd has become the lifeline for his community. how many days have you been doing this now? >> since tuesday. >> reporter: how many hours each day? >> seven and seven. >> reporter: are you getting paid? >> no. >> reporter: hunter even ferried people to church on a now. tawanda smalls lives here. >> oh, my god. hunter is our hero. i look at him being david in the bible and this water is goliath. >> reporter: jennifer cox's daughter has cerebral palsy. she was running out of jenna's made food source. >> hunter brought us speed pedia for next two, three weeks. >> reporter: and hunter hauled it across the water for them. what would you norm will be doing on a monday? >> going to school. >> reporter: but school is closed. hunter hauled food and water and bottled water donated by charities. gratitude is what's fueling an exhausted fire department. >> by humvee, helicopter, whatever it takes, we'll get to it. >> reporter: the water has dropped, three the five feet in some places around georgetown county, but it's still dangerously high. f

the community of big dam is completely surrounded by floodwater. 15-year-old hunter byrd and his father daniel are one of many volunteers trying to help the 275 people who have become cut off. >> what are you using the boat to do. >> i'm hauling people back and forth as a taxi hauling food, supplies. reporter: for days boats have been the only way in or out of big dam. >> if it wasn't for daniel burke and his boy we would have been in trouble. >> how bad was it. >> do you see where the trash is on the road that's how high the water was. reporter: a doctor add her team have been bringing into the community. it is an island. on sunday she needed a boat to make her house calls. >> it's amazing because i drive this road all the time to do my home visits patients that live out here and there is no road. >> buried under 15 feet of water. >> exactly. >> a dozen red cross volunteers from our area are in south carolina tonight helping with the recovery. >>> over the streets of boston's back bayda runners taking part in the 39th annual columbus day tough 10k race. elite runner molly huddle won fo

barbara byrd bennett pleaded guilty to corruption charges, admitting she steered $23 million in no-bid contracts to her former employer. outside the courtroom she cheerfully said students and teachers deserved much more from her. prosecutors have agreed to a 7 1/2-year prison sentence. >>> twitter is cutting back. the company is laying off more than 300 employees. that's about 8% of its staff. engineering will be hit hardest. the goal is to streamline twitter internally so it can move and adapt more quickly. analysts are divided on the move. it's one of the first moves by founder jack dorsey since he returned to twitter as ceo. advertisers still prefer facebook and google. >>> all right. how about this? starbucks have started a rather unique delivery service inside one of the most famous buildings in the world. >> it's happening at the empire state building and only at the empire state building. the whole thing is called starbucks green apron delivery service. it's only available to the more than 12,000 people who work in the building. >> starbucks is using the program to learn how to

. >> reporter: tonight, an active search in cumberland county, kentucky, for 62-year-old byrd cook after a possible sighting late today. the manhunt began saturday afternoon. police say cook, a convicted rapist and robber, opened fire on an officer during a traffic stop near the tennessee/kentucky border. the bulletproof vest saved him but cook escaped and disappeared after a shootout with a trooper later that night. >> he's definitely armed and extremely dangerous. he will grow increasingly desperate over the next several days. >> reporter: since then, the u.s. marshalls' office and fbi joined the search with neighborhoods in two states on edge. >> we're still searching. >> john: overnight in white house, tennessee, two of cook's known associates were arrested after a foot chase. their car spotted at a gas station. cook was initially believed to be inside. >> my husband saw a shadow over behind that shed over there. >> reporter: betty saw one of the suspect's running through her yard and called 911. police swarmed the area. >> he could be in the woods, holed up in somebody's basement th

big brother paying a visit to byrd stadium. >> here with ravens head coach john harbaugh who just watchedt a nice win on maryland. what was it like to come out here and watch your briern college setting? >> it was meaningful. i don't think i've ever really done it. you know, in san diego, maybe 10 years ago when he was at princeton was the last tame i got to stand on the sidelines with him so it's a very meaningful experience. >> reporter: did you happen to look at the schedule and just know the location and everything would work out so well with the thursday night game? >> i did when it first came out. i couldn't believe it. god was smiling on us that way. great to be here. maryland is a great place. great fans, great team. great band. they're walking by right now. seeing the college atmosphere is really fun. >> reporter: you have coached in the different ranks, college and nfl. how proud of you of your brother coming back down to college and the success' realized? >> i'm just proud of him all the way around. the coach has a great staff. just watching him do his thing with a team that he

the robert c byrd center hosted this incident. it is one hour in 10 minutes. [applause] ralph young:

byrd center for legislative studies. the title of the talk that i have is "dissent and the constitution." my thesis is that the united states was the product of dissent. dissent is central to our history. it is in our dna. it existed in us before we even

the robert c byrd center hosted this event. it is one hour in 10 minutes. [applause] ralph young: thank you all for that. thank you for remembering all of that.

the latest list from east bay mud, including an inporterho averages 9600 gallons per day and steven byrd, former ceo of safeway in alamo. donald foil is also on the list, averaging 3,000 per day. he says he thinks he has a leak. >> i just want to make sure everybody knows this is not acceptable well. should try to be better. help each other. >> leaks happen to everyone. so the thing you need to do is fix them. >> reporter: there is one more excessive user list coming out with the next billing cycle. >>> now, breaking news in los angeles. this big fire in a recycling yard in south los angeles neighborhood, west of interstate 110. we've been watching flames and smoke pouring over the city. the department of water and power has been called because of power lines down. the company called active recycling is at that address. >>> uc berkeley police are investigating a possible case of drugging at one of the fraternities. police are not releasing anymore details but it may involve more than one person being drugged. police sent out a consumer alert to students, warning them not to leave drinks

latest list from east bay mud, including an inporter who averages 9600 gallons per day and steven byrd, former ceo of safeway in donald foil is also on the list, averaging 3,000 per day. he says he thinks he has a leak. >> i just want to make sure everybody knows this is not acceptable well. should try to be better. help each other. >> leaks happen to everyone. so the thing you need to do is fix them. >> reporter: there is one more excessive user list coming out with the next billing cycle. >>> now, breaking news in los angeles. this big fire in a recycling yard in south los angeles neighborhood, west of interstate 110. we've been watching flames and smoke pouring over the city. the department of water and power has been called because of power lines down. the company called active recycling is at that address. >>> uc berkeley police are investigating a possible case of drugging at one of the fraternities. police are not releasing anymore details but it may involve more than one person being drugged. police sent out a consumer alert to students, warning them not to leave drinks unatten