mckeever. maybe wouldn't want to. oh, good. this is cheyenne bodie, scout assigned to this post. - meet mr. edward mckeever. - mr. bodie. you know of kiowa village on the north fork of white water? no. that doesn't mean much. the kiowas keep moving their villages. but some time ago, mr. mckeever's two daughters were taken captive by the indians. e. you think you and 20 men could go and get 'em? how old are your daughters? jenny would be 18 now and ruth, 23. - how long've they been missing? - five years. mckeever and his family were in a train attacked by the indians. he was left for dead. mr. mckeever, i was taken by the cheyennes when i was 18, i just walked away with their blessings. if your daughters have been with the kiowas for five years they're not prisoners anymore. you're not suggesting my girls want to stay. i'm saying more than that. send 20 men to that village, you'll be lucky to get 10 back. ten lives for two girls who could walk away if they wanted? doesn't add up. i believe this is a matter of principle not arith

none of the mckeever bunch were any good; everybody knew it. chances are 10 to one that a jury would've thrown your case right outta court. you shoulda gone back. i shoulda. now, i don't know if i can get back. ? what is this? we're hanging you, you and your deputy. let's go. ? you're an officer of the law, barnes. do you know what you're doing? you're wrong, moxon. i'm just a plain ordinary citizen. i've given up my badge and resigned. how does it feel having the shoe on the other foot? ? hold it. keep him here while i go for his deputy. when you see me come out bring moxon up. take some of us with you and play it safe, ray. i can handle this best alone. we've got a rope just waitin' for you two. the chief marshall knows i was coming after sevier. no one in this town. somebody'll talk! you can't keep a thing like this locked up. maybe, but if one man talks there'll be 100 to deny it, and no one's comin' after you, moxon. you haven't got a friend in the world. ? turn around! ? it's barnes! open up, bodie. ? looks like we're gonna have trouble o

mckeever. maybe wouldn't want to.

kevin mckeever, the first african american district court judge in iowa, swore in walker this morning at the linn county public service center. walker used a bible that belonged to his grandmother. he called this a tremendous experience. " i was overcome with emotion. afterwards when it all kind of set in and it's a wonderful thing, a sign of the progress of to the opportunity to serve. " linda langston resigned her seat as a linn county supervisor earlier this year. president elect donald trump continues to prepare for his new job by holding meetings today at trump tower. he met with south carolina governor nikki haley... former secretary of state henry kissinger... and the prime minister from japan. possibly for the job of secretary of state. the two had a contentious relationship during the election. vice president- elect mike pence spent today with republican congress members in washington d-c. " gov. mike pence - "we're going to move an agenda that's going to rebuild our military, revive our economy." pence also met with nancy pelosi, the current democratic leader in the house, w

child.the judge who did the swearing in was kevin mckeever -- he's the first african american judge on iowa's 6th judicial district court.walker says seeing that is really great for the large group of african americans students in the audience. "this is a historic say and it's not about me, it's about the folks in the audience watching who know if they want to be a judge, that is a live they can achieve. if they want to be an elected official here in linn county, that is a life they can achieve. senator joni ernst is getting answers for another soldier suicide in iowa.she sent another letter to the deparment of veterans affairs after curtis gearhart from ankeny committed suicide.that follows brandon ketchum and richard miles suicides after they both couldn't get care from the v-a. v-a.ernst wrote: "it is simply unacceptable that anyone who has courageously served this great nation is sent home without being given options that exist for receiving this week -- gwen ifill passed . away.she was a fixture on washington week in review -- and p-b-s newshour -- while also being the first afric

this is judge kevin mckeever who is the judge on the sixth position in october. just around the audience in attendance, there were a lot of kids, mostly african-american from washington high school in jefferson middle school watching him be sworn in. he singled them out in a speech that he gave after saying that if you want to hold office, stacy was proving that could be them as well. >> identity politics matters. i think more than ever that will yet the country are looking for people who shared their perspective. >> reporter: one of the cool moments was toward the end when he met up with henry dawson who was a docking at stacy's childhood church and was very close to stacy's grandmother who raised stacy from when he was a little boy. stacy's mother was killed in buffalo when he was a little grandmother and they shared a hug and a few tears after he was short -- sworn in.>>> a recall for cheese lovers. some lab tests came back positive for some cheeses from ford -- 4 c. it was grated parmesan and romano cheeses that were sold under the name 4 c. they are cert --

from haglin's appearance on the doctor phil show will factor into the ruling.instead, judge kevin mckeever will take into account only the child protection center interview with the victim and haglin's interview with police. "i will proceed in that fashion, i will consider the evidence that has been agreed upon by the parties, i will whether or not you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt based on that evidence."haglin told us that the relationship with a 17-year-old was consensual.if found guilty, she faces a maximum of two years behind bars.we should have a verdict in this case in the next month. new information right now about a a deadly car crash over the weekend.cedar rapids police tell us 21-year-old martell watson and 22-year-old kaitlyn hall-stougart--both of cedar on i-380 downtown.two officers were injured and taken to the hospital but they have been released. those officers were responding to an earlier crash that was blocking the southbound lanes of 380 near the 1st avenue exit when watson lost control and slammed into their car. this picture shows that police unit. cedar rapid

in by the first african american judge appointed to iowa's sixth judicial district court - kevin mckeever. in iowa city - an upgrade to the ped-mall is closer to becoming reality this morning. morning.city leaders want to location - as well as improve safety in the area.this week - the city council approved an agreement with a des moines company - who will now take the next steps.that includes having a premanent stage - replacing the pavement - and working on landscaping. "this is a signature area of iowa city and we think it's very important that we communicate as a council our commitment to the long-term vibrancy of our downtown." downtown."updates will also include things you can't see infrastructure.work is expected to start sometime in the next two years. breaking overnight - more wildfires are continuing to spread across southern part of the united states statescbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live liveat the breaking news desk with more. stephanie what's going on this morning. morning.jenee-the fire has threatened at least seventeen hundred structures. and hundreds of peopl

instead, judge kevin mckeever will take into account only the child protective interview and fashion. i will consider the evidence that has been agreed upon by the parties. will make a determination as to whether or not you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt based on the evidence. >> she told box 28 news that the relationship with a 17-year- old was consensual. if found guilty, she faces a maximum years behind bars. we should have a verdict in this case in the next month.>>> a recent officer involved shooting in cedar rapids is still under investigator and has now led to a response of the governor of the release of police videos. cedar rapids officer lucas jones shot a suspect. although officer jones was cleared of wrongdoing in the first incident, a shooting earlier this month is still under scrutiny. friends and family of the victim jeremy mitchell, are demanding that police release the?cam video of the traffic left the back paralyzed -- victim paralyzed. he believes the law requires him to keep the but it's quiet. lawmakers should review that policy. >> if there is an ambiguity o

be sworn in by the first african-american judge appointed to iowa's sixth judicial court, kevin mckeever. >>> in iowa city, an upgrade to the ped mall is closer to safety in the area.this week - agreement with a des moines company - who will now take the next steps.that includes having a premanent stage - replacing the pavement - and working on landscaping. "this is a signature area of iowa city and we think it's >> this is a signature area of iowa city. we think it is very important that we communicate as a council our commitment to the long-term vibrancy of our downtown. >> updates will also include things you can't see like infrastructure. work is expected to start sometime over the next two years. >>> breaking overnight, wildfires are continuing to spread across southern states in the country. stephanie johnson is at our breaking news desk now and she has been following this. what are people facing when it comes to these fires today? >> reporter: they are facing a lot of things, jenee. right now, officials have told people who are drying into work today to be careful. wildfires. the

patrick mckeever of mkm partners. >>> still to come, today's must-reads.k, here's a look at equities in the red, although recovered a little bit from the declines. we're down about 0.5%. italy down almost 1%. we're back in a couple minutes. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange" and good morning. it's time for our must-read stories, what stands out to us in the papers and across the websites. italian columnist mario margioco? writing a piece titled "the stakes of italy's referendum." you can find it on project syndicate, which is always good for some sharp economic takes. this one is very pro yes vote in italy this weekend. he writes, "the opposition, as usual, benefits considerably from its simple message to vote no is to vote against the system and all of its corruption. who is not against corruption? add that to rising euro skepticism and the result is an intoxicating political brew. opinion polls now indicate a 5-6-point majority for no with 20% of voters still undecided." very familiar in a year of brexit, trump, surprising, anticorruption, antiesta