he's known now as a sports official with robert smith now. >> robert smith was a wide receiver for the hawkeyes for a long time on the 1986 rosebowl team, in fact. on a team led by all american chuck long. the hawks were favorites in that game scored early. ucla per veiled beating the hawks 45-28. all american running back harmon fumbled four time in the first half. he had 11 passes, a rosebowl record back then. people still talk about that game. we hear from chuck long and his program in a fewinutes, as a matter of fact. >> the most recent rosebowl game, 25 years ago, 1991. nick hadwo touchdowns. quarterback matt rodgers scored twice. down 33-7 at the half against washington and beat them 46-24. >> it's been 25 years since the hawkeyes have been at the rosebowl. even though it's an undefeated season, 12-0, coming to the rosebowl, you get the feeling that this hawkeye football team has a lot o prove on friday. i had a chance to sit down ach to talal about the hawkeye's historic season. >> can you put into words what it's like to have a 12-0 season coming within an eyelash of the big 12

. >> john: he's since been charged robert smith. his criminal case hasn't gone to trial yet. robbinsville resident, stephanie williams posted it. >> this isn't a third world country. >> john: the county is considering options. the incident happened under a prior sheriff's administration. >> we're taking it seriously. and of course it's right now in litigation. there are some restrictions on what i can and cannot say. >> john: sharon hopes someone will be held accountable. >> we need light on the subject of this taking place anywhere to anyone ever. ever. i would not want anyone in the world to have to go through what it has done to me and his >> john: now jack slaughter has a lengthy criminal history and he is representing himself in this civil case. the civil case has a hearing in graham county next week. i talked to sheriff mickey anderson on the phone today. he declined comment. >> darcel: we have new developments tonight of an armed robbery at a dollar general store. >> larry: the gunman put his weapon to a man's head. >> darcel: kim, this was a frightening situation. >>

with guests mike young, robert smith and anesa kajtazovic and superintendent of schools, dr. sunday after meet the press and on kwwl.com 17 days until the iowa caucus... the friendly relationship between donald trump and ted cruz came to an end thursday night.. as the republican frontrunners clashed repeatedly during last night's debate. the war of words over cruz's canadian birth.. and trump's questioning whether he is eligible to be president.. broke open as the two stood side-by-side on the debate stage. they also clashed over cruz's charge in a radio interview that trump has "new york values." trump recalled the spirit of new yorkers after the 9/11 attacks.. and called cruz's insinuation "insulting." trump wasn't the only one insulted by cruz's comments. new york city mayor bill de blasio says cruz owes new yorkers an apology for his comments about "new york values." when the mayor was asked how the comments would impact cruz, he he believes the remark may backfire on cruz. even democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton chimed in. she sent out a tweet this morning

also on the panel today we have robert smith, also a former president of the waterloo school board, former black hawk county supervisor and a director of northern iowa center for education. robert is a well-known sports official, as you know, in this area for college football, having refereed the ncaa championship game not too longing ago. also we have on the panel. former state iowa representative anesa kajtazovic, now the council in black hawk county. i welcome you all to the program. dr. jane lindaman will be on the segment as we wrap this up as we talk about the important vote. we should say as a disclaimer, you three are all members of the vote yes committee. so i think it's pretty obvious from the outset, this is kind of a slanted show today. we're going to let them explain to you why they feel that this vote is so important for the future of the waterloo school district. we've seen the ads, mike, the handouts. what are you asking from the voters on february 2nd? and why do you think it's so important? we'll kind of go around the table. >> we're asking voters to approve a referendum

will you join me in honoring robert f. smith. [applause] begin everyone silent about things that matter. these words were so powerfully spoken by dr. king at the height of the civil rights movement. continue to hold great meaning in america today.

robert smith is an engineer out of cornell.s done better than good thinking about mergers, acquisitions, and transactions. we are thrilled to bring you there chief executive officer. it is wonderful to have you here. and almost disconnect the dysfunction of corporate officers moving forward. some good, some better than good. the market turmoil, had you synthesize the markets, the debt markets, with your world. robert: we're encountering the transition points. we have in the short term a transition and optimism to some degree. short-term markets are fueled by a slowdown in china, a slowdown in certain markets. corporate ceos and executives i deal with are optimistic about the transition of the business models of their core businesses. they are embracing a for the industrial revolution, technology. tom: cost control? robert: part of it is productivity that comes from embracing sensors, data, analytics, the internet, and connecting the business and relying on partners to do things you thought you had to do yourself. francine: when

will you join me in honoring robert f. smith. [applause] begin everyone silent about things that matter. these words were so powerfully spoken by dr. king at the height of the civil rights movement. continue to hold great meaning in america today. his invocation to stand up for what matters despite the odds and despite the risks. gather to check in on the state of the dream today. we live in a very fractured time. oppression and violence and the scourge of poverty. fear pulls us apart. our future remains uncertain. of very perilous presence. all too often we as a society focus on what divides us. on the thingsg that bring us together. in light of these challenges, it would be easy to turn away to feel daunted and throw in the in the face of this enduring struggle for equality. to do so would fly in the face of dr. king's dream. it would cut against the great power and responsibility that he believed every one of us had. and we have the power to heal the world through unity. a culture that encourages tolerance because tolerance is

will you join me in honoring robert f. smith. [ applause ] >> well, thank you t reverend sharpton, for that wonderful introduction. when he gave me a call and said that he would like to, and the national action network would like to honor me. and he told me who else was being honored, i was completely intimidated. how would i ever follow his speech? and the attorney general loretta lynch, and the attorney general eric holder, and now dr. king. i must say, i think the greatest thing today that i really can celebrate as i have my son here, my nephew, my cousins, who actually get a chance to see the two black attorney generals in my lifetime. [ applause ] >> our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. these words were so powerfully spoken by dr. king during the height of the civil rights movement. and continue to hold great meaning in america today. his invitation to stand up for what matters, despite the odds and despite the risks, holds great sail yens as we gather to check in on the state of the dre

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that student 18 year older brother robert smith also a student got involved and according to police accountsant principal. >> put your hands behind your back! the school on campus resource officer member of the fairfield police force was called in to calm the situation. >> don't move! >> i'm not moving. >> this supposedly threaten to beat up the officer several times as he was taken to the school office to investigate threat on the staff member. >> had been threatening the assistant principal, threatening to beat him up and when the officer intervened to put a stop to that behavior, the student started threatening to beat up the officer. >> reporter: while in the office smith allegedly tried to push past the officer and escape and ended up on the ground in a scuffle. >> look that way. you're under arrest. that's why. >> reporter: police say he got up in attack mode when he was taken down by the officer's taser gun. >> the student stood back up and was standing in a position where the officer felt like he was trying to fight him or was about to fight him. >> i will do it again. put your hands

candidates appeared to have a more afternoon united front, san francisco political science prefer robert smiths he disagrees about candidates cohesiveness. he believes republican parties headed for a brokered convention if donald trump wednesday the majority of delegates. >> i don't think the republican establishment will be willing to allow him to be the nominee. i suspect they will get together and deny him the nomination. >> the last time there was a truly brokered convention in which the part picked a candidate who did not run in the primary was the d convention in 1952. >> 49ers will intremendous zeus -- introduce new chip kelly. he was irfew the by the philadelphia eagles a week before the under the third season with that team. the philadelphia eagles were 10-6 first two seasons but disappointing 6-9 when he was let go. 49ers great steve young said he thinks that he can succeed with the 49ers. >> chip will be success: you look at coughlin. you look at shanahan. belichick. all struggles and learned. they fixed what was wrong. >> he appears to be a perfect fit for kaepernick the many in th

robert smith is still at the charlotte motor speedway, and he today. tonight, we will know who will face off in super bowl 50. first, tom brady will take on the the broncos in denver. it is hard to believe that these for possibly the final time. each of them looking to add a collection. in charlotte, carolina is hosting the arizona cardinals for the crowning of the nfc champs. cam newton leads the team that has lost only once this whole season. the cardinals are looking -- each team has been to the super bowl, each team has lost. pittsburgh -- glad to be in florida. the seminoles gave up an easy, first half transition. the -- beasley had a great first half. they go into the locker room up 10 points. they outscored the seminoles 41-29 in the second. the final score was 74-72. the gators were also on the home court. hosting the auburn tiger -- tigers. they would have a 21 point lead there. they kept the pressure on, and they won easily at home. all of the florida teams clad to be at home this weekend. miami, most of all. love the sunshine in south florid

smith explaining his decision exclusive loo to robin roberts today on "good morning america." why he is calling for change super power. >> will smith in an abc exclusive with robin roberts responding to the oscar controversy over a lack of diversity. looking at this list of acting nominees he says. >> everyone is fantastic. and that's the complexity of this issue. >> reporter: smith pointing out. >> i've been nominated twice for academy awards. and i have never lost to a white person. >> reporter: losing to washington in '02 and forest whitaker in 2007. >> it feels it's going the wrong direction. >> reporter: the academy is under pressure as more stars speak out, including his wife jada pinket smith on facebook. >> i won't be watching. >> reporter: even though he wasn't aware she was going to do that, smith voicing support for his wife and saying he will >> if we are not a part of the solution, we are part of the problem. >> reporter: promising it is taking dramatic steps to alter the makeup of our membership. the new york times reports as soon as next week the academy is expec

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. >> actor will smith sat down with our own robin roberts saying he will honor his wife's call for a t of this years academy awards. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: will smith, known for smashing box office records is now using his stardom to shake up hollywood. >> it's a systematic bias that needs to be addressed across the industry. >> reporter: smith says his decision to not attend the oscars this year isn't about his being snubbed for his role in "concussion." in fact, he told robin roberts he initially didn't know his wife jada pinkett smith posted a video saying she planned not to attend. >> i will not be at the academy awards. >> this is not about a couple not going to a party. you know, this is about children that are going to sit down and they're not going to see themselves represented. >> reporter: smith says the all-white acting nominees up for oscars for the past two years is the by-product of nearly all white executives at the major hollywood studios. >> there's very few people of color in the room when the decisions are made for what films get the green light. >>

robin roberts sitting down with will smith, saying he will honor boycott. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: will smith, known for smashing box office records, is now using his stardom to shake up hollywood. >> it's a systematic bias that needs to be addressed across the industry. decision to not attend the oscars this year is not about him being snubbed for his role in "concussion." in fact, he told abc's robin roberts he initially didn't even know his wife, jada pinkett-smith, posted a video saying she planned not to attend. >> i will not be at the academy awards. >> this is not about a couple not going to a party, you know? this is about children that are going to sit down, and they're not going to see themselves represented. >> reporter: smith says the all-white acting nominees up for oscars for the past two years is the byproduct of nearly all white executives at the major hollywood studios. >> there's very few people of color in the room when the decisions are made for what films get the greenlight. >> reporter: the academy plans to respond to the crit

researchers at the robert h. smithelves with no time off taxes our brains making it harder to stay on task and remain attentive. the recommended -- they do recommend leaving your desk for a lunch break even if it's just 15 minutes. >>> can meditation gadgets help reduce stress and happiness? the meditation devices, they're eeg, and they work like headbands and they sensors to relax you. some are pretty pricey in the hundreds of dollars. neuroscientists say in the electronics devices are the opposite of what meditation is supposed to be but others do support them. >>> women's health magazine kicking off the phrases bikini body and up two sizes are going off the covers for good in 2016. readers revealed in a poll they also dislike shrink and diet. i'm jane king. >> if you're taking down your christmas decorations, do not throw away those broken holiday lights in the trash. experts say they can take up to a thousand years to break down in a landfill. cities like san leandro are hosting holiday light recycling programs unt

you can see all of robin roberts exclusive interview with will smith later this morning on good morning america... right after good morning tri-state right here on 9 on your side. a dog left in a van overnight...doesn't survive the freezing temeratures.the reason those found to be responsible, comes as such a for many a tri-state school kid yesterday was a snow day. but not all planned oon spending it on fun and games.a look at how one group planned out a day of service. while it's a quiet morning for the tri-state, we are tracking another chance for snow coming for friday. in a nutshell, it looks on the light side for greater cincinnati, but a significant snow for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. for thursday, skies will be mostly gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 4:30 on 9 on your side!" this morning the four men charges in a deadly west chester shooting are expected back in court. court. police say it all started with a robbery. justin, koch, demarcus staley, jibril willingham, and rodney foster are all charged with killing tyler kassow. inves

you can see all of robin roberts exclusive interview with will smith tomorrow on good morning america... right after good morning tri-state here on nine on your side. next at 11.... cincinnati based kroger is on a roll. the new ranking that makes it among the most influential companies in the world. a "death proof" car. thats the promise volvo is making tonight. the plan to get them into dealer showrooms as soon as possible. hiring someone to get rid of your snow. john matarese has the questions you need to ask when hiring a plowing company... so you don't waste your money. dining out decisions..local chains. the skinny how how they stack-up when it comes to calories. you're watching nine on your you're watching 9 on your side at 11 kroger is now the world's third largest retailer.. behind walmart and costco. ranking by the national retail federation. kroger's total sales totalled 108 billion dollars in 2014... and its bought other companies since then. 422- thousand people work for kroger. to put that figure in perspective... walmart's sales totaled 485 billion dollars. there is now

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