charles jones in from 4 yards out, we're tied at 35. ensuing possession, lanning trying to make something happen...oh no, stripped from behind. ball loose, wildcats recover with 10 seconds left. and jack cantele delivers the dagger. good from 42 yards out. unbelievable collapse in manhattan...kansas state shocks isu 38- 35. 1 game left for iowa state. next week on the road at west virginia for just the 3rd time in school history northern iowa hosts a top 10 team in basketball. this time its the top team, north carolina. very cool moment before the game, marcus paige, iowa standing ovation. paige doesn't play because of a broken bone in his hand. and uni takes advantage. wes washpun, 1 word. explosive. lafty hammer. 21 for washpun, panthers hanging tough. just before half. washpun, lets it fly from beyond half court...got it!!! it is rowdy in the mcleod. huge game for matt bohannon. paige's teammat ein high school... 19 points. and let the celebration begin. northern iowa shocks number 1 north carolina 71-67 regular season finale for uni

charles jones in from 4 yards out, we're tied at 35. ensuing possession, lanning trying to make something happen...oh no, stripped from behind. ball loose, wildcats recover with 10 seconds left. and jack cantele delivers the dagger. good from 42 yards out. unbelievable collapse in manhattan...kansas state shocks 1 game left for iowa state. next week on the road at west virginia for just the 3rd time in school history northern iowa hosts a top 10 team in basketball. this time its the top team, north carolina. very cool moment before the game, marcus paige, iowa native, gets a standing ovation. paige doesn't play because of a broken bone in his hand. and uni takes advantage. wes washpun, 1 word. explosive. lafty hammer. 21 for washpun, panthers hanging tough. just before half. washpun, lets it fly from beyond half court...got it!!! it is rowdy in the mcleod. huge game for matt bohannon. paige's teammat ein high school... 19 points. and let the celebration begin. northern iowa shocks number 1 north carolina 71-67 drake hosting umkc, the ka

with a minutt and a half left, they elect to run a play, and mark warren ball. 30 seconds later, charles jone takes it in from three yards out, and theeildcats tie the game up at 35. state trying to drive to win the game, insteed, joel lannnng stripped, kansas state recovers, and oh my. the wildcats punch in the 42 yard field goal, outscore te cyclones 24-0 in tte second half, and they beat iowa state 38-35. uni loong to close out it's regulala season with a afifth win in a row. tyvie smith getting going early, taking it in untouched from 51 yards out to give the panthers the early lead. later in the first, michael malloy takes the 49-yard pass from aaron bailey, panthers up 14-0 in the first. in the second, makinton dorleant is going to field this punt, bob, uke and weave his way 90-yards for the big punt return touchdown to make it 28-7 uni. they would adddhree more southern illinois 49-28. it marks the 200th win for the panthers in the uni dome, and most likely secure a trip to the playoffs. the selection show is tomorrow morning at ten a-m. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50

iowa state up seven ...they lose two fumbles.....and charles jones capitalizes....kansa s state ties the game at 35.... and jack cantele sends iowa state packing with this 42-yard field goal....38-35 the final. checking out the fcs scoreboard....sou th dakota wraps up its regular season with a 46-0 loss to sixth- ranked illinois state. solid season for the 'yotes comes to an end. how about some college hoops...uni hosting top- ranked unc...a homecoming for iowa native and tarheel guard marcus paige. but a coming out party for wes wash-pin...throw it down young man...so nice we gotta see it twice...panthers within five... then right before the half...washpun...fr om 57 feet....no doubt about it! uni down nine at reces....... second half now...matt bohanon unleashing a three ball and he drains it.....panthers sensing upset up three... last chance for the heels....but they turn it over....uni takes town number one north carolina...71-67 the finall bedlam in cedar falls. allison/alex deborah/elisa/alex tonight, frigid cold, 9 degrees... more winds. tomorrow, warmer in quotes with questio

charles jones runs in for a touchdown... and somehow... someway... we're all tied up at 35... next drive... the meltdown continues... lanning... gotta hold on to the football.... it's a k-state sack fumble... and at that point... it was like dying a slow death for the cyclones... the 42-yarder is good... a stunning loss for iowa state... 38 to 35 the final... they fall to 3-8 on the year... they'll try to end things on a good note next week at west virginia... in d-three football... dubuque's season comes to an end in the first round of the playoffs... the spartans fall to saint john's out of minnesota, 51-7... still ahead in sports... the number one team in the nation visits cedar falls... highlights from the mcleod dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and bookokand music. supposed to be a nice little homecoming for north carolina and marion nativivmarcus paige... except... paige couldn't go due to an injury...

charles jones ties it up at 35-35. and just like that, the lead is gone. 20 seconds left, isu has the ball deep in their own territory. instead of going into overtime, they try to make something happen and win in regulation. joe lanning loses the ball. that last fumble cost the game. jack cantele nails the 42-yard field goal. kansas state makes a miraculous comeback 38-35. , they scored 10 points in the final 42 seconds. they stun iowa state, unable to get the win on the road. so the final game of the season at west virginia. 11 a.m. saturday on fox sports west virginia knocked off kansas saturday, 49-0. that should be 3-7 for the iowa state cyclones. michigan state won at ohio state on a last-second field goal. uni took on siu in the regular season finale. check out the return by makinton dorleant. this game was a blow out. aaron bailey had 5 totot touchdowns for the panthers. it's a 49-28 win. the fcs selection show is at 10 a.m. on espn. uni is likely to get an at-large berth. let's bundle up for some naia playoffs.

charles jones in from 4 yards out, we're tied at 35. ensuing possession, lanning trying to make something happen...oh no, stripped from behind. ball loose, wildcats recover with 10 seconds left. and jack cantele delivers the dagger. good from 42 yards out. unbelievable collapse in manhattan...kansas state shocks isu 38- 35. 1 game left for iowa state. next week on the road at west virginia for just the 3rd time in school history northern iowa hosts a top 10 team in basketball. this time its the top team, north carolina. very cool moment before the game, marcus paige, iowa native, gets a standing ovation. paige doesn't play because of a broken bone in his hand. and uni takes advantage. wes washpun, 1 word. explosive. lafty hammer. 21 for washpun, panthers hanging tough. just before half. washpun, lets it fly from beyond half court...got it!!! it is rowdy in the mcleod. huge game for matt bohannon. paige's teammat ein high school... 19 points. and let the celebration begin. northern iowa shocks number 1 north carolina 71-67 drake hosting

charles jones ties it a 35 to complete the comeback. they have the ball back around their own 20. they do try to get something going down field and the end up fumbling again. joel lanning loses that and just state. 38-35, the cyclones failed to hold on and they are shocked. the final game of the season coming up next weekend at west virginia, 11:00 a.m. on saturday. west virginia crushed kansas on saturday, by the way, 49-0. uni took on sui. zigging and zagging and weaving, figures he gets pushed out of bounds here. puts on a break, he is gone. aaron bailey had five total touchdowns for the panthers, and they win. let's bundle up for some naia playoffs. grand view hosting against lindsay wilson. that is a school, not a person. playing some good defense. scholz. it is 13-3 grandview. tied at 13 at the end of the game, one last play to win it. his reaction says it all. grandview escapes 16-13, they are on to round two. a starter and the snow drake , having a rough season but they ended at home on saturday, and posted the undefeated dayton squad. they took it to dayton. here is some

jones praised koch. you heard that right. quotes charles douglas when he says, "i will unite with anyone to do good." we have worked with the obama toinistration and the aclu reform the criminal justice system. if we want citizens to play a meaningful role in society, the lives of others, and ultimately succeed, we cannot lock them up and throw them -- and throw away the key and forget they exist. when they are released, we cannot treat them like second-class citizens. consider these statistics. we spend $80 billion a year on incarceration in the united eights. -- united states. that is three or four times what we spend on education per capita. the federal prison population has grown 300% since 1980. ofcurrently imprisoned 25% the world's prison population, even though we are only 5% of the world population. we are the largest jailer in the world. approximately 35% of federal offenders are first-time nonviolent offenders. more than half of federal offenders are in prison for drug crimes. 13% of, who make around the united states population, account for 40% of inmates. to bring about a transformation

old man river, there he is, charles woodson, legally the fifth pick of the year. now in the third, jones, watch the missed tackles pile up. four whiffs by the typically sound green defense, a 59-yard score. 28-6. deer valley grad's first career score. carr's fourth touchdown of the game. 34-20, raiders with under 3 to go. geno smith can't find a receive, sacked by khalil mack. that's an 11-yard loss. jets try to rally, but come up short. raiders win their second straight, 34-20. >> we beat a playoff caliber team according to everyone. so i wonder what the narrative will be now. >> we're having a lot of fun. playing relaxed and doing what we're supposed to do. that was a good defense for us to play and it was a good challenge for us and we have many more. i'm excited today and we're going to get to the next target. >> it's a little premature to be thinking far, that far ahead, playoff-wise. but there's no reason why you can't think of yourself as a playoff team. >> i can't say it enough. if the season ended today, the raiders would be in the playoffs as the top wild card team in the afc.

joining us for that cathy jones from charles schwab, she is at that schwab impact conference in boston today, peter costa from empire executions is with us at post 9 and we have rick santelli in chicago as well. cathy, i mean, for you it's clear that the fixed income market has been preparing itself for a fed rate increase in december, isn't it? >> absolutely. in fact, the market has been preparing itself for nearly a year now so credit spreads spreads are widening, short term rates are up, most rates are up but particularly short term rates, so we've seen the market preparing itself and then of course the stronger dollar. i think the market has already discounted some fed tightening. >> it has but stocks seemed to hit the skids when we hear from bill dudley. and all of a sudden people were like, wait a minute, is this a repeat of september when we were positioning or anxious for the fed to raise they wind up giving us a little bit of a hold here. >> do you know what it is, kelly, i think it's, number one, oil, i think that still set the wheels in motion this morning and the fact that,

when president obama or valerie jarrett or van jones praised koch industries. you heard it right. charles koch likes to quote frederick douglass in saying, "i will unite with anyone and do good and with no one to do harm." it's that view which has led us to work with the obama administration and the aclu and the coalition for public safety, among others, to reform the criminal justice system, and address the issue of occupational licensing, both of which are obstacles to opportunity for the most disadvantaged. if we really want citizens to play a meaningful role in society, improve the lives of others and ultimately succeed, we can't lock them up and throw away the key and forget they exist. released, we cannot treat them like second-class citizens. consider these sobering statistics. spent $80 billion a year on incarceration and the united states, which is 3 to 4 times per capita what we spend on education. the federal prison population .as grown 870% since 1980 the united states currently imprisons 25% of the world's prison population, even though we only make up 5% of the world's popul

breathe right charles: checking the big bother here'd. dow jones for the day and now down for 2015. disappointing forecast priceline is one of the biggest losers on the s& s&p 500. a well-known name down almost $100. let's take a look at shares win, another big win on the s&p 500 right now. down 6%. the violence escalating in israel and a palestinian driver slammed into a bus stop. ashley has more. >> five people injured in that, the driver, by the way, was shot and killed but israeli soldiers shot and seriously wounded, two israeli teenagers shot and wounded and then we had another knife attack in the parking lot of a supermarket on the west bank. it just goes on and on. difficult situation. a lot of this -- you know, talking about social media, a lot of this being fueled by social media. charles: yeah. >> with these people, the palestinians encouraging to go out. charles: that was the woman who pulled a knife and started attacking a guard. >> yes. and societies random. >> horrific. >> horrific. charles: let's bring in jeff on this because, jeff,

when president obama or valerie jarrett or van jones praised koch industries. you heard it right. charlesto quote frederick douglass in saying, "i will unite with anyone and do good and with no one to do harm." it's that view which has led us to work with the obama administration and the aclu and the coalition for public safety, among others, to reform the criminal justice system, and address the issue of occupational licensing, both of which are obstacles to opportunity for the most disadvantaged. if we really want citizens to play a meaningful role in society, improve the lives of others and ultimately succeed, we can't lock them up and throw away the key and forget they exist. when they are released, we cannot treat them like second-class citizens. consider these sobering statistics. we spent $80 billion a year on incarceration and the united states, which is 3 to 4 times per capita what we spend on education. the federal prison population has grown 870% since 1980. the united states currently imprisons 25% of the world's prison population, even though we only make up 5% of the world's

charles: we had a major sell-off today, dow jones close down 179. now negative for the year. s&p 500 was down for a fourth consecutive session, nasdaq don 1%, market looking shaky but we've been up for a few weeks now, tomorrow, you don't want to miss, "lou dobbs tonight," he live for two hours tonight in milwaukee, he will give you all you need to know about this fox business "wall street journal" republican debate after this show 7 p.m. on fbn, tomorrow is the big fox business g.o.p. debate, live in milwaukee, my all-star panel will i don't know me next for a preview, you don't want to go away. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? charles: we're one day away from the big fox business, our first g.o.p. presidential debate, all eyes on their debate, really, can we get answers in we want them, we want beyond the slogans, beyond sound bites, we're not expecting our federators to -- moderators to go to war with

it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. charles: president obama attacks the g.o.p. with more passion than with radical islam. >> apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming to the united states of america. they're worried about the press being too tough on them during the debates now they're worried about three-year-old orphans. that does not sound very tough to meet. needs to stop because the world is watching. charles: i get there always on the attack but there has to be a time of being president of united states is more important than partisan bickering. our panel is back. does the president of the world stage talk about the g.o.p. rivals back in the state's? of presidential is that? look with even less respect than before. >> when he makes statements like that they should be accurate. when you look at what was and what was about to be its 898 change. last year we took didn't 1800's syrian refugees most of which were women and children the next your secretary kerry has announced 10,000. that we have learned a lot of

charles: leave it there i will bring you back. suicide bombers were fingerprinted on november november 3rd and then to blow up of budget kids at a nightclub today one week ago. that make edward jonesne of the biggest financial services firms in the country? or is it 13,000 financial advisors who take the time to say thank you? 'night jim. gonna be a while? i am liz got a little writing to do. ♪ it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. jeb bush: leadership means it's not about yappin'.. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. well, it all started with my free credit score from credit sesame.com. they gave me so much more than a free credit score. credit sesame's money management tools and personalized offer

ameritrade accounts or charles schwab, you look at what's going on here and you say now we are about to touch the lows of the session, we just did. down 214 points for the dow jones industrials. >> a buying opportunity, you want to know what you're buying. open your window and do the research. do you want to avoid the big caps and the s&p 500? the economy is doing just fine which is a justification of rising rates. rising rates are indication of healthy economy. look at the s&p 500, the 400, the russell 2000 where you want to invest your money. if you're a trader, it's a different game. if you are at home, have a shopping list and knowing the companying, look out the window and see whose selling and providing services. liz: it's cheaper, people like a little more clarity down the road. >> there you have the scare because of the -- mrs. clinton and what she had to do, there are values in the health care industry. values in the energy industry, you have to see who's producing. liz: looking for the value. ben, ira, thank you so much. 53 minutes before the closing bell rings. we're at a level of 2052 and the russell down 20 full points. the dow jones industrials touc

charles: take a look now, it's the calm perhaps before the storm. so far a narrow trading range for stocks. dow jonesyear. waffling back and forth. here's the breaking story that's got everyone's attention. the "wall street journal" reporting that the obama administration will reject the keystone pipeline. we want to check shares, that's transcanada, the stock obviously taking a good hit, down 6% on the news. take a look at other oil stocks. some names. all of them lower on the news. exxon, chevron, bp, conoco, shell, all moving much lower. we are expecting the president to talk with secretary of state john kerry at 11:45. tammy, what do you think we're going to hear? >> hear an argument about why the keystone pipeline has to -- can't exist, that the priority over what is still a debatable dynamic which is man's contribution to global warming is the reason. it's an excuse. this, of course, is going to eliminate tens of thousands if not some estimates over 100,000 jobs. it's a remarkable position to take when you're dealing with the economy as it is right now, the world in such and especially the oil