bobby ryan intercepts the pass. sets up mike hoffman. 2-0. flyers shut out second straight game, 4-0 the final. >>> to football. mark sanchez makes a first start for the birds. faces defense ranked in the top ten in the nfl. >> i think they're one of the best we've seen. two line backers inside are tough. i think their secondary, sterling morris is playing well, faced him in dallas. he has a good comfort level with that. another guy to look out for. >>> memphis, walker hooks up for a 19 yard pitch and catch. that was a difference maker, 31-12. can earn a spot in the acc championship game with a win next week. >>> penn state and michigan. he has a 46th career touchdown pass. quick pass out to darvo. penn state loses 28-16. what a grab by rhino mali. let's storm the field. they win and share ivy league title. >>> college basketball, tough day for locals. north carolina lost to northern iowa. that's why we watch. that's sports. we will be right back. >>> it will be cold and windy tomorrow morning. temperatures are going to be feeling like they'r

bobbi jo: sometimes the crowdsds can be overwhelming. ryan: the turkey, stuffing and those delicious holiday must-haves are a moneymaker across the u.s. spending on thanksgiving dinner food is predicted to exceed $2.8 billion this year. with the average household shelling out $56. if you think it's chaotic for customers. >> we start at 2:00 a.m. on days . ryan: try working behind the counter. dave kelderman: i've been in the baker business all of my life. ryan: dave kelderman is the man behind urbandale hy-vee's famous pumpkin pies. while most people enjoy a day off, he's here continuing a family tradition of whipping up superb sweets. dave we start to ramp up our : production couple days ahead of time and we start bringing in people earlier than we normally would. kim: hy-vee expects to sell just under 1,000 pumpkin pies over the thanksgiving weekend. elizabeth: it is 4:35, weather is never more than five minutes away. we have a wet day ahead. jason: i hope you have the pies covered, they could get soggy as you carry them to your destination

commissioner honda and commissioner fung and commissioner rick swig commissioner bobbie wilson that will absent this evening is robert ryanrds legal assistant cable car and i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're departments that have cases before this board. senior inspector, next item. >> joe duffy is sitting at the table in the front and representing the department of building inspection and scott sanchez planning department who is zoning administrat

commissioner honda and commissioner fung and commissioner rick swig commissioner bobbie wilson that will absent this evening is robert ryan and at the controls the boards legal assistant cable car and i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're departments that have cases before this board. senior inspector, next item. >> joe duffy is sitting at the table in the front and representing the department of building inspection and scott sanchez planning department who is zoning administrator and representing the planning commission and carli short with the department of public works with mapping and now the superintendent of urban forestry congratulation please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not

bobby. >> tell her i love her. >> now he can hear you. >> hello, ryan. >> so al, how many more states do you have left to go, honey? >> well, we've got eight more states to go. we're going to -- we're on the amtrak to boston. we're going to drive through three new england states and then tomorrow, we leave stanford and come into grand central. >> oh, my gosh. >> wave to me, all righty? out of stanford. >> i think you're tired. >> that's right, that's right, on friday. no, i'm fine. i'm doing -- they surprised me on the 9:00, ryan just kind of showed up. >> i just jumped in. i almost missed the train. >> how far is ryan -- >> very james bond. >> it was, it was. >> how far is ryan going with you? >> he's going all the way. >> i'm going all the way. i'm going to california. they're done in a few states but >> well, we're so proud. al, we're going to be waiting patiently for you tomorrow. you've done such an incredible job. rokerthon 2 is feeding america and it's such a great cause. be safe, okay? we'll see you tomorrow. >> god bless. >> thanks, guys. >> it seems weird to go from al -- >> thank you, honey. boy, i don'

bobby jindal, who may not make even the undercard debate, with less than 1% support. lz abcn, w " jessica rae: newley elected speaker of the house paul ryan spoke at his first ess conference day while athe podium, speaker ryan highlighted the importance of the house focusing on their jobs, and not the recent budget deal. ryan says he and his colleages are going to go on the offense, to change the didiction of which h y the country is going. jessica rae: governor branstad is still waiting for the feds to approve his plan to privatize the state's medicaid system. four out-of-state companies would take over the program by january y t. but a hearing on how those companies were chosen is slowing down the process. concern about too ambitious for hospitals to get on board and for medicaid customers to shop around for providers. governor's confident it will get done and the state's medicaid will be part of a care system. he says it'll create better people who are part of the program. jessica rara here's a family that depends on medicaid services for the well being of their children. jennifer anderson son's healthcare needs thanks in part to medic

commissioner honda and commissioner fung and commissioner rick swig commissioner bobbie wilson that will absent this evening is robert ryan and at the controls the boards legal assistant cable car and i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're departments that have cases before this board. senior inspector, next item. >> joe duffy is sitting at the table in the front and representing the department of building inspection and scott sanchez planning department who is zoning administrator and representing the planning commission and carli short with the department of public works with mapping and now the superintendent of urban forestry congratulation please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not

bobby jindal in january. on sunday, iran's judiciary said ryan has been sentenced to prison. he's been in prison for a year.may be a result of a political battle within iran. >> news about the fate of jason rezaian came sunday on the website of iranian state t.v. the spokesman for iran's judiciary only said that he has been sentenced to prison and the sentence is not yet final. sunday, his brother ali slammed the confusion and lack of transparency surrounding the case saying "my brother is an innocent man and well respected journalist, my family remains hopeful that jason will soon be reunited with us." reskyen is tehran bureau chief for the washington post. the post's foreign editor said part of the secrecy is because rezaian has done nothing wrong. >> if iran had evidence against jason, it would have produced this by now. it wouldn't have been dragging out this case, verdict, this sentence for many many months without ever disclosing what it is jason did. >> rezaian and his wife were both arrested in their home in iran in the middle of the night in 2014. she was later released on bail. when rezaian was co

ryan schulteis, 7 news . >> anchor: also breaking disturbing new details bay recall former baby sitter charg charged with kidnapping a two two-year-old girl in hamilton. that bobby sitter is locked up right nowing held without bail . >>> tonight we're hearing more about what she fold police the day the toddler was taken. dan hausle live in newburyport with the new information.

paul ryan announced he plans to bring legislation on the floor thursday to create afterat pausp in the refugees program. and in the republicanep presidential race, moments ago louisiana governor bobby jindal says he is suspending his campaign. joining us from san diego is one to have the current frontrunnero in the case dr. ben carson. i knew ben carson before he was a candidate when he was the doctor for one of my children. dr. carson, thank you for joining us. let me start with the refugee question. administration says its process for vetting refugees is the very toughest on refugees who come in from syria, that they receive additional scrutiny more than any others who come into this country. why isn't that enough? >> well, first of all, you knowk i think we should be compassionate as we always have been and recognize that there are a lot of people who have been displaced.is half of the country of syria has been displaced. we should be looking for ways to protect and provide safe zones for them and utilizing our professional resources to helpel them over there. but we also have to use a little bit of common sense and recognize that if we bring large numbers of such people into ou

ryan is which is advocating for a positive syrian refugees to make sure that the u.s. vetting system is competent to do with the influx of refugees before we let anymore in. stephanie: obviously, bobbyindal is out of the race as we mentioned earlier. yet a chance to talk about the rivals he still faces. >> donald trump has been all over the map on the question of isis. he does not want to create a strategy, it is a good example of why he can't be trusted. probably more consistent, i'm less bellicose. itry not to use language -- just think i could be a good commander in chief. you would not put them in the same category as trump, or carson? >> on putting anyone in any category. message, thatt donald trump cannot be trusted, many people were expecting jeb to say that for the last six weeks but he has not, why? pretty half onen trump over the last few weeks, but this issue is ramping up his rhetoric for sure. we see trump again defying all predictions and expectations on the part of the establishment that he would fade away and seems to be now gathering strength once again. ben carson may be starting to fade in terms of the public polling, the entire it -- establishment or the grown-up