well, jacques littlefield is born in 1949, the son of edmund wattis littlefield, heir to a prosperousining and land-development company called utah construction. at an early age, jacques develops a strong interest in all things mechanical. >> this is him as a young boy, playing with his model train set. >> he looks almost like he could be in an ad for trains. >> i know. it's such a sweet picture. [ gunfire ] >> in the late '60s, the vietnam war is raging, but jacques is never drafted, due to hearing loss from a childhood bout with encephalitis. he attends stanford university. after majoring in economics, he goes to b-school, then takes a job at hewlett-packard. that's where the 23-year old littlefield meets his new boss, bill boller, who becomes a lifelong friend. he shares with bill his latest passion -- tanks. where did it begin? >> he checked a book out of the library called "american tanks and tank destroyers." and that book attracted his attention so much that he said it all started there. >> jacques' first military purchase -- in 1976, for $3,500 -- is this m3a1 world war ii whe

and carlie littlefield adds to the lead driving right down the middle of and lays it in 32-21. more littlefield same thing-- drives gets held up but goes back up strong finishing off the window and in. riley jacobson with a long two pointer-- toe is on the line-- finds nothing but twine warriors up by 15. dowling though isn't just going to let it get away emma gaber drains a three ball. then kaitlyn moses slices and dices that warrior defense-- and kisses it in off the window for two. still in the third quarter-- 10 point game-- jacobson another long two pointer. but dowling fighting back becca hitner and one... andie mataloni rebutles with a three-- and waukee is able to hold on for the win 58 to 55 stayin perfect on the season over to urbandale... the girls game is in overtime when we join. shariah smith using every inch of that 5 foot 1 frame to get the lay in and the foul dodgers up 1. jayhawks using their size inside kennedy kracht banks it in urbandale and fort dodge exchanging blows. kracht again-- this time with rebound and put back we'd go into double overtime. smith w

maroons make it close in the 4th, but too much from littlefield, she scores 21. waukee stays undefeated 58-55 over dowling the cyclones are undefeated, but today their depth takes a big hit. senior guard naz mitrou-long will miss the rest of the year as he continues to recover from hip surgery. naz underwent arthroscopic surgery on both of his hips in the off- season. he played in the first 8 games for iowa state averaging 12 points, 3 rebounds a game. mitrou-long will seek a medical redshirt in hopes of returning to play for a 5th season next year. naz released this statement earlier today, quote. this was an extremely difficult decision for me. as a player, there is nothg you want more than to help your team be successful. i pushed myself incredibly hard to be ready for the season opener... i need to take time off to allow myself to rehab to get back to where i can perform at my peak level on the court." head coach steve prohm also released a statement on naz. "we support his decision as he works to get back to where he was physically prior to the injury. naz i

sot: mataloni "we would love to win another title, thats sot: littlefield "key is not to overlook any team because everybody could have a great night." sot: "that would be awesome, to have that again 2 times in a row." john sears channel 13 sports. the five and oh warriors play at ankeny centennial friday night. naz mitrou-long out for the season. no one hates hearing that more than naz. mitrou-long hasn't fully healed from off-season surgery on both hips. he will pursue a medical redshirt. naz played 8 games, averaging 12 points, but the pain became too much. no naz, but the cyclones add iowa saturday night at 6. preceding that game, this one: the hawkeyes and bulldogs tip at 3:30 p.m. the big four classic is sold out. kirk ferentz won't say i told you so but the awards speak for him. ferentz is the first hawkeye named the eddie robinson coach of the year. the football writers association of america honors ferentz for leading iowa to 12 wins and its first big ten west championship. ferentz also named a finalists for the dodd trophy and bear bryant award. consensus all-american. the a

chris guess/waukee coach carlie littlefield/waukee junior waukee plays at centennial friday night. john sears has more on the praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. the channel 13 news at ten.. man thought they'd found justice after their son's killer was sentenced to 50 years in prison. but now, they are now speaking out after learning where he'll serve out his sentence... why they say it's not enough.... before we go... the force is strong in the metro... star wars fans are excited for this week's release of the force awakens... and some are preparing for a marathon first. the century 20 at jordan creek town center in west des moines is showing all seven star wars films... in a row. it starts at three a-m... the phantom menace airs first... and the marathon

a special thanks to amy littlefield for that report.hen we come back, we will go to activists taking on corporate power at cop21 and then to french journalist who was held for 10 months. he will respond to president obama's address. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. frome broadcasting live cop21, from the u.n. climate summit here in paris, france, as we turn to the issue of corporate sponsorship at the summit. on friday, climate activists gathered at the grand palais in paris protesting the cop21 solutions exhibition where businesses were pushing for corporate and private has responses to climate change. tens of protesters were evicted from the premises by the large security presence there. democracy now!'s hany massoud and nermeen shaikh were there. pascoe sabido of the corporate europe observatory held organize the action. >> look at the ceiling for a start. reallyor, it holds high-level stuff. at the moment, it is holding solutions cop21, which is a

waukee hanging tough though-- karlie littlefield on the back door cut-- easy lay in. then she causes a turnover-- and finishes it off with the pump and kiss off the windown for a pair. but everytime centennial would respond-- sydney wycoff with the three pointer-- nothing but net-- and centennial gets the win 57 to 49-- a solid win for the jags tonight on their home floor. to a big boys urbandale hosting dowling. third quarter 25-12 but luke just getting warmed up. from the corner. from the wing-- we'll hear from him late in this game as well. joey kern driving the lane for the maroons-- gets fouled but gets the lay in to fall... dowling back in it. then kern draining a three from the wing-- it was like night and day first and second halves for the maroons. finally urbandale with a response darien smith on the offensive board-- puts it back up on the righty floater-- that drops for him. then eric milewsky gets the steal and will take it to the hoop for the layin this game would go to double overtime. final seconds of the game tavien gardner hits the free throw-- urban

susan-elizabeth littlefield has the protesters' goal was to draw attention to the police shooting death of 24-year-old jamar clark police said no one was hurt and no property was damaged. an anti-muslim group in florida wants a muslim deputy fired. they are also calling for the broward county sheriff who hired him to resign. the issue gained national attention when an online post by a radio went viral. randi kaye reports. "i know not every muslim is a jihadist, but all the jihadists seem to be muslims." joyce kaufman has been on talk radio in south florida for more than 20 years. a hot topic these days is a man named nezar hamze. he's the regional director of cair - the council on american islamic relations. he's also a sheriff's deputy of broward county. kaufman says deputy hamze wasn't properly vetted, given his connection to cair and wants him gone from the police department. from racist to moron to islamophobia, a one trick phony. you know, i refuse to bow down." "are you an islamaphobe? "no, not at all." "neither hamze nor the sheriff would speak to us but a spokesperson for the br

s amy littlefield got a chance to speak afterwards law and director of the policy program at amnestyinternational. he talked about the status of human rights and the current draft of the climate accord. know the moment, we don't if states are going to accept them, so there is still a debate over whether to keep them in the part of the text where it is about how they are applied throughout. we're a bit worried because gender equality has just been dropped from the same provision, and we think that is a trade-off, where some states agreed to drop gender equality in order to drop the reference to the rights of occupied peoples living in the occupation. >> could you explain which states you're talking about? >> saudi arabia is one country that we are talking about, which opposed -- which insisted there must be language about the rights of people under occupation. the united states and others oppose that. as a result, they traded where the gender equality was taken out to make the saudis happy in the rights of occupied people was taken out to keep the united states and other states happy.

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susan elizabeth littlefield from our affiliate has more. >> reporter: among the bright decorations, as closed temporarily turning away eager customers. and then it started in the center of the mall. and the arrests started. protesters filed out toward the light rail. there was another arrest. some took a train to the airport. others stayed outside of the now locked and heavily guarded doors. >> you know, i never feel safe when there's a mass amount of them in military gear. it doesn't feel like they're protecting or serving us. >> reporter: the uniformed officers asked everyone in the area to leave. everyone. >> i work in the mall, i don't know what i'm going to do now. >> i just came to shop and didn't know this was going on. it's crazy. >> reporter: protesters say it was peaceful and purposeful. after about an hour, the crowd quietly left the mall. >> that's what we need to do. we have to keep shutting down economic pressure points so they hear what we're saying. they only hear us with money. >> that was from our affiliate wcco. >>> a judge in san francisco says seven police officer

and his little friend littlefield is taking care of a vet and the vet kills him and then the movie comestrial. what did we learn? that if you are significantly mentally ill in texas, you're going to be found guilty instead of insane or not criminally responsible because their statute only says that you have to determine right from wrong, not that you have to confine your behavior to what society expects. so he is guilty and that is the end of that. >> and jay, obviously eddie ray roof o roof sentenced to life. >> ultimately they get a not guilty by reason of insanity. it's not a good defense to try to raise, but it's a hail mary when you have nothing else. this gentleman had been institutionalized a couple times before for threatening to kill himself and others. he has been fairly violent since he's been in custody. he's gotten in to a lot of fights in the jail, had to be tasered, put in solitaire confine confinement. but the standard is very high in this country in order to prove insanity. >> and another case that certainly captivated the nation, april 8, the jury finds dzhokhar tsarnae

been ten months since ready ray roush was found guilty of murdering chris kyle and his friend chad littlefieldya from going back to the range and for a good cause this time. taya joins us now with heather nauert and both of you ladies were out there doing a nice job. >> yeah. we sure had a good time. we talked a lot about god, family and country. that was one of your husband's kind of governing principles. >> right. and for a lot of the military i think that's what it is. >> so that's really what helped you start the chris kyle foundation and you were doing so much amazing work for the families of our first responders and our veterans. we sat down, we were in texas and we talked a lot about that. a highlight for you was -- >> well for the foundation. we raised a lot of money. really the main purpose of the whole event was to raise awa awareness for tracking point technology which will save lives for first responders and military members but we also did raise money and the foundation is really centered around -- >> about $500,000? >> actually we raised more than that. the lowest number i heard