robert clark, a former private investigator and license bounty hunter. >> they got a month criminal attempted murder. >> the search circus all over. possible notation, cell phones of the registered just a few days before. >> are going to cool off. there going to secure wise doing that. >> it might be in all the dress. >> check it out. check it out. >> and that didn't work we went to get his girlfriend zone. bounty hunters can do a lot. they have the right based on the contract that you signed you and use force. >> all allowed to come in. >> forty record me for? >> i'm a reporter with the tv show "chasing news". i am with them on the bounty hunt. >> they also have the right to enter the home of the cosigners whenever they choose. >> is not here. >> humor me. >> a comment about myself. >> no. i'm calling the cops. >> don't come back in a more. >> i'm good at what i do. >> they have been looking for this guy since october. these fugitives can i just about anywhere in a difficult to find. >> i will find you, believe me. we will find you. >> no fugitives found today. >> back on the trail. >> secon

team featured brad banks at quarterback, freddie runningback, tight end dallas clark, guard eric steinbach, tackle robert gallery, safety bob sanders and kicker nate kaeding. a key victory came on october 5th against purdue. brad banks engineered a late, come from behind drive. hawkeye fans will never forget the winning touchdown strike to dallas clark, the final hurdle to an undefeated conference championship took place at the metrodome. fred russell rushed for 194 yards and one touchdown. jermelle lewis also topped 100 yards rushing as the hawkeyes crushed the gophers 45-21. hey, big ten champs bob. i can't explain how we feel. great feeling right now. we worked hard all year. finally we got it. afterwards the players carried coach kirk ferentz off the field on their shoulders and the big ten trophy was presented in the lockeroom. in 2004 the hawkeyes did it again with a different cast. the top 3 runningbacks were injured in the first three games and were out for the season. the offense fell on the arm of quarterback d dw tate. defense was a key and it was led by the likes of chad greenway, adbdul hodg

high school senior austin roberts collapsed during a wrestling tournament saturday and later clark has more. s/ gwen kardell, sacred heart catholic church :00 - :11 "i really don't know what happened. it looked like things were going ok and then all of a sudden he was on there left to give like he was completely worn out." match, austin roberts collapsed. medical personnel rushed him to spencer community hospital, where he "here at spencer high school, the front steps are already filling up with flowers and balloons all for austin roberts. this close-knit to mourn." "this morning there were a lot those type of things, but there were also some laughs talking about stories about austin. austin was a student life in many ways." while students awaited the news of austin's condition, they called a local stepped up. "plus adults, counselors from the school, mr. hemann the superintendent, the wrestling coaches. i mean everyone was here just kind of giving each other support." and that support continued sunday just proud of them. this is a heartache for them. this was man that was loved by all

former white house correspondent bob clark, best known for his live reporting on the kennedy and robert f. kennedy, has passed away. bob was a contributing host to the sunday program "issues and answers." bob clark was 93. >>> still ahead, a deep sea why the location of this sunken treasure was kept a secret for years. and why it's being called the holy grail of ship wrecks. or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any symptoms of an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help rig

(matt) robert lowe hahahis eye on trickykyravel conditions. (sheila) and, tommie clark will fill us in on safety tips on snowy (sheila) we begin tonight with ron. (matt) ron, how much snow is on the ground out there? weather ad-lib winter storm warning for much of siouxland tuesday winter weather advisory in effect for southern siouxland this eveneng it was a messy monday with many siouxland communities seeing snow accumulation of 4-8 inches (sheila) (matt) so far, the storm has brought half-a-foot of snow to sioux city. the past few hours have seen light snowbut the ow has picked up in intensity in the last few minutes. (sheila) ktiv's robert lowe is with live link 4 along i-29 with a look at the travel conditions, right now. robert? matt and sheila, as the snow begins to slow down, it's really a blessing for those on the move. here on i-29, snow isn't the issue right now. take a look at the streets, the main problem is they are very slick. so, authorties say you should continue to drive slowly road crews are working diligently to clear the area. tonight, 50 pieces of

ktiv's tommie clark was there and has more about today's tournament. tommie? robert, today the sioux city judo club hosted the championship. i spoke with instructors and students from around the state who told me why they love the sport. the championship included categories for boys and girls, adult competitors, and open rank competition. judo is a sport involving throws and pins for children and chokes and joint locks for adults. the competition took place in technique, ground fighting and standard fighting. instructors say it's more than the competition though-- it's the character building skills that really matter. kids we have they're confident they have leadership skills they listen to their parents. we stress homework so they make sure grades are well and watching all the little kids grow up and do it, it's kind of fun," said sempai (semp-i) judo academy owner and head instructor, jason reinders. i spoke with students from sempai judo academy out of omaha, nebraska. tonight at 10, i will have what they say is the most important part of judo. robert? thanks, tom

." >> this clark was written for a white guy. it to. >> robert! >> two years later sheen was 20. dep was 22 when we made the trek to t t philippines to witness the best picture oscar winner "platoon" being made. >> tak easy, crawford. >> heavy responsibility. an excellent opportunity as an uctor. >> work on entertainment tonight. >> "e.t." on the set of "e.t." spielberg in a cool raiders of lost arc trucker hat. >> just ride right in front the camera. >> we watched the master at work as he shh thecene that happened right before thi >> take it from the top. >> another director we love is howard. of "paren it was 1989. our show was eight years old. we already milestone. >> wow. "entertainment tonight," 2000 episodes. >> now in our 35th yer, we'rere up to 8,942. >> keep up the good work. i love the show. >> what a nice kbliment from one of the best directors ever. >> i think we're both still doing okay. >> our "entertainment tonigh birthdays, which made acting sound easy? anthony hopkins, ar the answer is next. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. be

roberts was taken to spencer hospital, where officials say he died on saturday night. ktiv's tommie clark joins us live in the newsroom. tommie, you were at spencer high earlier today. how is the community coming together? robert, the close-knit community of spencer is mourning the loss of austin roberts, but they're not doing it alone. multiple community members say they're rallying together during this difficult time. << "i really don't know what happened. it looked like things were going ok and then all of a sudden he was on the floor like there was nothing there left to give like he was completely worn out," said sacred heart catholic church director of faith formation and youth ministry, gwen kardell. in the middle of championship match, austin roberts collapsed. medical personnel rushed him to spencer community hospital, where he died. "here at spencer high school, the front steps are already filling up with flowererand balloons all fofo austin roberts. this close-knit community is now coming together to mourn." "this morning there were a lot of tears, things, but there were also so

ktiv's tommie clark spoke with both police and the school superintenden t today. tommie, what are they saying about the incident? matt and robert, they are saying within minutes of entering the school, staff noticed the men and asked why they were there. their answers are what grabbed the attention of local police. the two men are identified as university of south dakota students. they first told staff they were at yankton high school to kill time before an exam, but later changed their story, saying they knew school-- but couldn't come up with a name. after being asked to leave, police were contacted and because of the suspicious behavior, authorities pulled the two teenagers over. that's when yankton police found two unloaded weapons in the trunk. m "i think for anybody that's unsettling, but the way it was handled and as quickly as it was handle din the school i don't know that we could have done that any better. we don't want two oindividuals coming into our school unannounced efining how our school is all about and our community and i feel very strongly about that. i would not have had kids in our school today if i felt th

the close-knit community of spencer is mourning the loss of austin roberts, but they're not doing it alone. ktiv's tommie clark has the story. << "i really don't know what happened. it looked like things were going ok and then all of a sudden he was on the floor like there was nothing there left to give like he was completely worn out," said sacred heart catholic church director of faith formation and youth ministry, gwen kardell. in the middle of championship match, austin roberts collapsed. medical personnel rushed him to community hospital, where he died. "here at spencer high school, the front steps are already filling up with flowers and balloons all for austin roberts. this close-knit community is now coming together to mourn." "this morning there were a lot of tears, a lot of hugs and those type of things, but there were also some laughs talking about stories about austin. austin was a student that was a student bigger than life in many ways," said spencer community schools superintendent, terry hemann. while students awaited the news of austin's condition, they called a local church for help. sacred he

. >> finally, we tour the clark university special collections with dr. robertoddard, best known as the father of modern rocketry to learn about his contribution to science. his first attributes and his in space travel first interest in a career in 1899.e to a day in he went outside with a saw and a hatchet and was meant to trim the dead branches off the cherry tree and he climbed the tree. i think he made himself a little letter to get up. while he was up in the tree, he looked down on the field around him and got "how wonderful would it be to build some kind of a device that could leave the earth and maybe even travel to mars? " >> sunday afternoon at 2:00 in american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. all persons having business before the honorable the supreme court of the united states will manage to draw near and give their attention. on c-span's landmark cases, we look at the case on one of the most divisive issues to come before the supreme court -- abortion. versus wade was decided in january

ktiv's tommie clark joins us live in the newsroom with more. tommie? well robert, the ronald mcdonald house here in sioux city was full at thanksgiving and they already know of people that will need that roof over their heads this christmas. so, the funds from today will help support those efforts. those who attended today's brunch could buy an ornament for a dollar. those will then be put on tree at at the ronald mcdonald house. kids also got to see santa and tell them their christmas wish list. then families could go get some brunch, with 20% of the proceeds from that meal going back to the ronald mcdonald house. "you know, end of the year you're you're wondering if you're going to have enough to make it through for your family and everything so this is a great end of the year thing to really help you bring all that money in to help families as you near the holiday season when it's so hectic and so many families are in need of support and help," said ronald mcdonald house of siouxland executive director, christy batien. after the santa brunch i stopped by the ro

robert: high school seems like yesterday. another virginia stool clarkunty playing for a state title. this is big. this is the first time they have ever played for a state title in football. they will face appomadox high school. wise high school won the state title and they dominated. they celebrated the championship this afternoon. the second time they accomplished the feat. they didn't run through the tape. alison: the university of maryland with a major change. jonathan: what alison: following a developing story. 12-5 vote, maryland board of regents voted to name the stadium from byrd stadium to maryland stadium. jonathan: it follows opposing the namesake work to maintain racial segregation. >> the meeting wasn't as longing a the football game and the vote didn't resemble a game score. after two and a half hours of debate. >> yes, yes. >> the university of maryland board of regents voted 12-5 to change the name of byrd stadium to maryland stadium. >> time to say goodbye and do it in a hurry. >> the petition led changing the name and related to the for

we begin the hour with the trip to the campus of clark university and their special collection to learn about robert of the, the inventor liquid fuel rocket and a pioneer in space exploration. >> march 17, 1926, the first flight with a rocket using liquid propellant was made yesterday. today was clear and comparatively quiet. theand him and her on physics lab was turning leisurely when we left in the morning and turning as leisurely when we returned at 5:30 p.m., even though the release was full, the rocket did not rise at first. but the flame came out and there was a steady roar. after a number of seconds, it rose until it cleared the frame and then, at express train speed, curving over to the left and striking the ice and snow, still going at a rapid rate. it looked almost magical as it rose without any appreciable greater amount of flame, as if it says i'd been here long enough, i think i will be going somewhere else if you don't mind. robert goddard was a gentleman who was born in 1882. he was born here in the worcester at his grandmother's house two miles from here. he was famous for his rocket

thanks for joining us, i'm robert lowe it's the day after christmas and that means local stores are rolling out those after- christmas shopping deals. ktiv's tommie clark visited with people around siouxland and found out how big the rush was today. << christmas season...means shopping season. and although the holiday is done, a new round of "super busy. in the morning i got here and it wasn't as bad and then it hit afternoonish and it was crazy. everybody was coming in with returns, with coupons, with exchanges of sizes. we've had lines on our cash register since 12 so it's quite busy," said rue 21 sales associate, joanna soto. according to an american express survery, the day after christmas may be the busiest shopping day of the year...surpassi ng black friday and cyber monday. and, employees from siouxland stores...agree. "a ton of people behind you and you're just like i need to get this transaction done because i need to go on to the next one and so it's been hectic. there's really good deals around christmas time so it's a really good time to shop here," said rue 21 sales associate, joanna soto. shoppers say whether stores were busy...all came d

>> robert gibbs ran a pac funded by donors from wes clark, dick gephardt, joe lieberman and kerry whichafter me and had me merging into osama bin laden and all this kind of stuff. it's a hard business we're in here. >> that was after saddam hussein was found. and you said something like, i don't think this makes us any safer which let's be clear was proven not a smart thing to say. >> well, sometimes those twos categories are mutually exclusive. so how much though did that end up being what hurt you and how much does that sort of -- how much does establishment money or establishment messaging matter? >> here's the difference. the difference is a lot of -- i really brought my own wood to the fire. i was an insurrectionist. at the end of the day, it's hard to nominate an insurrectionist to be president of the united states. and i was trying to make the turn and i couldn't do it, which is my failing. but the thing is, i think the republicans could nominate an insurrectionist. it's their own fault. they've been feeding this beast since 1968 with richard nixon and the southern strategy and n

ktiv's tommie clark is at the orpheum theater with live link 4 now. and tommie, what more is there tonight? well robert, at the door behind me, there's a for a siouxland school. all proceeds from the offering will go to the winnebago public school district. those donations will offset the costs of going to the l-n-i and for next year to defend their c-1 championship. there will be a v-i-p section for the players, coaches, staff, administration and family. siouxlanders are filing in the doors now for the big show. tonight at 10, find out more about how this good will offering is helping the school. live in sioux city, tommie clark, ktiv news 4 he's the presidential candidate many didn't think we'd still be talking about, especially so close to the iowa caucuses.. donald trump.. still on top in the latest polls. nbc's kristen welker has more for us tonight. << 2015.. against all odds.. the year of donald trump: "donald j trump" his critics writing him off after his controversial entrance into the race: "they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists / but that was just the beginning: "i

clark university special collections with the father of modern rocketry. we will talk about his country should to science through his papers, diaries, and artifacts. >> robert goddard attributes his first interest in space travel, and his first interest in a career in science, to a day in 1899. he went outside with a solid and saw and the -- a hatchet, and he was meant to trim the dead branches off a cherry tree. he climbed the tree, i think he made himself a little ladder to get up the tree, and while he was up in the tree, he looked down on the field around him, and thought, how wonderful it would be to build a device that could leave the earth, and maybe even travel to mars. tourtch c-span's cities today at 2:00 eastern. tour, workingies with our cable affiliates, and visiting cities across the country. >> each week, american history america" brings you archival films that bring context to today's public affairs issues. in april.ibbean blue. gentle surf. lite leisurely -- sun leisurely beaches. warmth, laughter, and fun, but in april 1965, a scene of violence, unrest, and upheaval, endangering the security of the hemisphere. it is a threat that is immedi

clark joins us live in the newsroom. tommie your were in spencer today, what more can you tell us? robert, and his beliefs in protecting the right to bear and keep arms. the billionaire businessman made lots of points about the shooting-- he said that ththsan bernararno victims "could'veve protected themselves if they had guns." he continued to say how he would end gun control policy his first day in office. trump said how the u-s needs to be more vigilent in looking at how the killers get to the states. he says we're in a war and we need to beat them to the punch... and quote "we better get a little tough and a littl smart or we're in trouble." "we have to start looking at families now. we have to look at them very tough. generally speaking, the wifes know what is going on. i believe the sister of the killer, i watched her get interviewed, i think she knew what was going on. innocent people are being killed because we're trying to be so polititilly correct...not gonna happen a a more," said presidential candidate, donald trump. trump went on about his remarks on how families of terrorist

clark is with live link 4 in spencer, iowa. tommie what can you tell us about how the community is coming together? robert, here at spencer high school balloons and flowers are already being set out for austin roberts. this close-knit community spent last night and today mourning together. this morning grief counseling was held at the spencer high school for students. hundreds of students and staff filled this high school to talk and share memories they shared with roberts. a crisis team will be handling the next couple of days before their christmas break begins on wednesday. i spoke with spencer school's superintenden t, terry hemann, who says the community is doing everything they can to help each other get through this difficult time. "this morning there were a lot of tears, a lot of hugs and those type of things, but there were also some about austin. austin was a student that was a student bigger than life in many ways, a large young man 220- pound student, with a laugh as big as any room you can put him in...good kid," said spencer community schools superintendent, terry hemann i also spoke with th

clark went out today to speak with those shoppers. tommie, what did siouxland shoppers have to say well robert, i went around sioux city and most shoppers said it was the bargains that brought them out. lots of returns and exchanges of

clark joins us live in the newsroom. tommie, you were at the walmart on floyd boulevard where the shopping happened. how'd it go today? well robert, the event has been held for over ten years and this is the biggest year yet. local kids partnered with a shopping buddy from the force and hit the aisles of walmart. thirty siouxland kids paired up with officers from both the sioux city police and woodbury county sheriffs departments. they went through the aisles of walmart on floyd boulevard to find the perfect gifts for their shopper could buy some gifts. "when they spend money on the gifts for their family members they really get to experience the true meaning of the holiday. it's more about giving then it is receiving. it's touching to be able to walk around the store and see these kids that really want to get their mom something, or their dad something, or brother, sister, aunt, uncle, whoever it is," said sioux city police department crime prevention officer, chad sheehan. the walmart on singing hillls also held "shop with a cop" for ten local kids earlier in the day. and at the end of the outing, each kid got a bike and helmet

robert flowers. do you know anything important about him? clarke: he was an assistant attorney general, who did a better job. limited byts are the fact that there is no record. there are no evidentiary proceedings. the justices ask the attorneys questions about substance and history, and about abortion, which they have no basis for answering. and jayobert flowers floyd argument, there many times in which the attorneys say, i don't know. susan: let's listen to a little bit of the second oral argument on october 11, 1972. all of the cases, the proud history of the statute, the common-law history would indicate it is not. >> would you lose your case if the fetus was not a person? >> then you would have a balance of interest. >> you have that anyway. the state will balance the rights of the mother against those of the fetus. >> it seems to me that you don't balance the rights of one person against a constitutional rights of another. true, or is it true that the medical profession itself is not an agreement? >> i think that is true, sir. standpointan's

. >> finally we'll tour the clark university special collections of physicist robert goddard, the best known as the father of modern rocketry. we'll talk to fordyce williams to look at goddard's contribution to science through papers, and artifact. >> robert goddard attributes first interest in space travel and first interest in a career in sigh zones to to day in 181919. he went out with a saw and hatchet. 1899. he was meant to trim dead branches off cherry tree. he climbed a tree. he made himself a little ladder to get up the tree. and while he was up in the tree, he looked down on the fields around him and he thought, how wonderful it would be to build some kind of a device that could leave the earth and maybe even travel to mars? >> watch c-span cities tour saturday at 12 noon eastern on c-span2's booktv. sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span 3. c-span cities tour, working with cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> former federal reserve chair alan greenspan said expanding the h1b visa program may help increase productivity numbers. greensp

robert carter junior also had 20. 95-55.at st. francis and right after this, see all of the prep action on high school sports final on our sister station, news channel 8. clarktitle, michael no duncan, escapes for the touchdown. 55-6 the final. and he gets bragging rights. the redskins back at practice today, preparing for a shot at america's team, the dallas cowboys. dallas is struggling right now, 3-8, they don't have tony romo, but they do have does bryant. -- but they do have dez bryant. >> as a fan of football, he was my favorite receiver to watch. good an aggressive, player. i love his passion for the game. >> the good thing is i don't have to guard him. he requires a lot of attention. he is good out there each week. regardless of who is their quarterback, he will make their quarterback look good. robert: nothing says honeymoon like a hockey game, at least for this couple. he thought it would be nice to catch a minnesota wild game, and then, "baby, can you get this man is off my cheek?" that is real love right there. and baseball's hot stove league is in full swing. greinke has agreed to a deal with the diamondbacks, six years, $ $200 million. leon: no

clark universities special collectio collections. the father of modern rocketry. will talk with williams. >> robert goddard attributes his first interest in space travel and his first interest in a career in science to a day in 1899. he went outside with a saw and a hatchet, he was meant to trim the dead branches off a cherry tree. and he climbed the tree. i think he made himself a little ladder to get up the tree, and while he was up in the tree he looked down on the field around him and he thought how wonderful it would be to build some kind of a device that could leave the earth and maybe even travel to mars. >> watch c-span city tour saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv o and sunday afternoon at two on american history tv on c-span3. working with the cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> federal reserve chair janet yellen official announced an increase in the key federally controlled interest rate wednesday. this is a first rate hike in nine years. she explained the logic and then took questions from reporters at a news conference in washington. this is just over o

robert flowers. anything about him that would be important for people to know? clarke: he was an assistant attorney general who did a better job, but still, the arguments are limited by the fact that there is no trial, there is no record, there is no evidentiary proceeding. so, the justices ask the attorney questions about substance, history and abortion that they have no basis for answering. in both arguments, there are lots of times when the attorneys say i don't know because they have no factual record on which to rest their answers. host: again, this is october 11, 19 72. >> under the federal constitution, is a fetus a person for the protections of the clause? >> all cases in common-law history would indicate it is not. >> would you lose the case if the person -- if the fetus was a person? >> than you would have a balancing of interests. >> -- an imbalance of interest. >> it seems it would be balancing the rights of the mother and the rights of the fetus. >> it is not balanced to pit the rights of a person against the status of another. >> is it not true or is it t

clark spoke with police and the school district today. tommie what did they have to say about why the two individuals were there? robert, within minutes of entering yankton high school, a staff member says he saw the two individuals and asked why they were there. that's when the red flags began-- they gave false names and different reasons as to why they were at the high school. and now, it's under investigation. << two suspicious individuals entered yankton high school around noon on thursday. "they were asked why they were there and what business they had and i don't know that they gave any direct answer and that was really concerning that they really didn't have a reason to be there and quite frankly they should not have been in our building," said superintendent, wayne kindle.

call at around for 35 testimony about robert of the liberal gas station at an ico valley road near north broadway in said and went into the gas station shove the clark had gone to cash register he described as a 30 year-old man who has a stocky build from 5 ft. 9 in. tall is also a suspect in this roberts and rid the city as well as a central there was a composite sketch of the matt investigators said one man had a semi- automatic handgun to rob the store with cash from the register they're amassing leaving and a check or silver or dark colors 1990's model s u b. >>reporter: woman who admitted to drowning her four your grandson and a bathtub of her fair filled home and the court and it happened while the 51 year-old was watching her three grandchildren and to send police received several 91 calls and arrived home just before 11:00 a.m. and found the gun was unresponsive and he was pronounced dead a short time later there rested her few hours later after intensive questioning germaine's in the sun come to jail this morning the court said a woman who ran down pedestrians a loss biggest tested positive for drug use. >>will tran: she was arrested after

clark. the man accused of killing 3 people last month at a colorado planned parenthood clinic says he wants to fire his defense team. prosecutors have filed 179 felony charges against robert dear in the shooting attack. in court today, dear said he wants to represent himself. dear's scheduled competency evaluation, at the state mental hospital, could take up to 6 months. california is one of the few states this year enjoying a white christmas. experts say the snowpack there is higher than normal for this time of year. that's thanks to a series of sierra nevada. snowfall is expected to continue there into friday. that's good news for the golden state after dealing with 4-years of extreme drought conditions. some goats are getting in on the holiday fun this christmas. kcci's vanessa peng shows us how the animals will be helping with holiday cleanup. vanessa: they're in their winter garb, ready to recycle christmas. >> there's this surplus of variety just waiting out there, and that's christmas trees. vanessa: when it's warmer, these goats usually clear out overgrown fields. >> in the summer we use our goats on customers' properties to deal with unwanted vegetation, weed, an