creighton extends their lead to twenty- four to nothing.3. next creighton possession. walton again takes the handoff and powers his way into the endzone. two point conversion bulldogs.4. still in the second quarter.. quarterback ryan neuman hits brandon borgmann for his second touchdown of the game. two point conversion good. forty to nothing crcrghton in the first half andcreighton wins big 66-0. they advance to face the 7 seed clarkson leigh. 3 wynot is the three seed in d-2 hostingthe 14 seed palmer. 1. wynot's first possession.. cody stratman takes the pitch and tip-toes down the sidelines for a forty-one yard touchdown. extra point good. eight to nothing wynot.2. wynot's next possession. stratman again takes the handoff and goes fifteen yards for the score. two point conversion od. sixteen to nothing wynot. you're going to see a lot of this s ung man because he put wynot on his back all day. 3. wynot's next possesion. cody stratman putting on a chow. takes the pitch thirty-five yards for conversion no good. wynot up twenty-two to nothing in the first quarter andwy

creighton extends their lead to twenty- four to nothing.3. next creighton possessisi. walton again takes the handoff and powers his way into the e endzone. t t point conversion good. thirty-two to nothing. bulldogs.4. still in the second quarter.. quarterback ryan neuman hits brandon borgmann for his second touchdown of the game. two conversion nothing creighton in the first half andcreighton wins big 66-0. they advance to face the 7 seed clarkson leigh. wynot is the three seed in d-2 hostingthe 14 seed palmer. 1. wynot's first possession.. cody stratman takes the pitch and tip-toes down the sidelines for a forty-one yard touchdown. extra point good. eight to nothing wynot.2. wynot's next possession. stratman again takes the handoff and goes fifteen yards for the score. two point conversion good. sixteen to nothing wynot. you're going to see a lot of this young man because he p p wynot on his back all day. 3. wynot's next possesion. cody stratman putting on a show. takes the pitch thirty-five yards for the score. two point conversion no good. wynot up twenty-two to not

creighton opening up the playoffs at home against 3-5 fullerton. the bulldogs ranked fourth in the state, entering the postseason. first offensive play of the game for them - brook baller running hard -- hits the hole outside and is gone for the games first score - it's 8-0. just about three minutes later - ryan neumann and brandon borgmann hook up - he slips his defender - bulldogs running it up 16-0 second quarter - lane walton puts a pair of touchdowns on the board - first one nearly untouched here. and then on this one - weaving his way in and out of defenders - rolls off the defender in. bulldogs led 48-0 at the half and creighton stays perfect, 66-nothing. in class d2, 6-2 randolph, under the sun against 5-3 johnson brock. second quarter - it's 24-14 randolph - drew loberg builds that lead with a 50- yard touchdown run. cardinals with a 16-point advantage. it's 30-14 and right before the half - loberg makes a hard cut to go back upfield for a another score - cardinals led 38-20 at half. johnson-brock hung around - third quarter - this fake pu

also in nebraska, fourth-ranked creighton tries to stay unbeaten

creighton routs hartington newcastle 66-6. a good d2 matchup -- 6-1 wynot hosting 5-2 lyons-decatur northeast. late second quarter - bluedevils up 44-6 and that lead is extending - cael sudbeck goes a few yards - wynot led 52-6 at the break. third quarter - jalen wiesler drops back to pass - skies it - bounces off his receivers hands into montana riecken's hands for the cougars. still 52-6 - cougars break through - riecken on the ground spins his way to paydirt - it's 52-14. fourht quarter - bluedevils threatening to score again - hit on jared bruening pops the ball up and jacob whittaker is there to pick it off. he is going to take this the distance but that lead to big to overcome - wynot wins it 52-36 over >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- andy samberg, carrie underwood, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 326! >> steve: and now, here he is,

in the first...the bulldogs get on the board first...lane walton from 5 yards out for creighton. 8-0 next possession...walt on...65 yards this time...that ma 16-0. and when it rains, it pours...brock baller...58 yards to paydirt. the dogs have no ouble tonight, they roll 66-6. tomorrow night's tomorrow night's woodhouse game of the week in ll has tons on the line for ridge view and western christian. both teams are in the playoffs next wednesday ni but the seeding, and in turn home field advantage are up for grabs. if the wolfpack win, they will be district champs for the first time in their 12 year history. ridge view needs a win and help to finish at the top, but a win would give the raptors a home playoff game in the first round. with so much on the lili, both sides are ready for a big game friday night. travis kooima--"this bebeg our 12th year, having a chance to win the district for the first time ever; having different news stations doing the game; its a huge--just having that spotlight on our program is good. i think it just brings a lot of the attention to the guys, which tha

creighton opening up the playoffs at home against 3-5 fullerton. the bulldogs ranked fourth in the state, entering the postseason. first offensive play of the game for them - -rook baller running g hard -- hits the hole outside and is gone for the games first score - it's 8-0. just about three minutes later - ryan neumann and brandon borgmann hook up - he slips his up 16-0 puts a pair of touchdowns on the one nearly untouched here. and then on this one - weaving his way in and out of defenders - rolls led 48-0 at the half and creighton stays perfect, 66-nothing. in class d2, 6-2 randolph, under brock. second quarter - it's 24-14 randolph - drew loberg builds that lead with a 50- yard touchdown run. cardinals with a 16-point advantage. it's 30-14 and right before the half - loberg makes a hard cut to go back upfield for a another score - cardinals led 38-20 at half. johnson-brock hung around - third quarter - this fake punt and throw is g gng to be tipped into william speckmaan's hands 38-26 now. but the cardinals stay composed - mason stubbs from 1

we'll have all the results from nebraska at ten, as well as highlights from creighton. round one of the iowa football playoffs is in the books. there are 16 teams left in each class and the pairings are out for round two on monday. in class 3a, sgt. bluff- luton gets another home game against carroll, the same team than knocked sbl out of the playoffs last season. after beating bishop heelan, boyden-hull, rock valley travels to webster city. in 2a, spirit lake will host estherville, lincoln central. central lyon, george-little rock will visit east sac county, in wall lake. in class 1a, hinton goes to underwood in a top-ten battle. western chrisitan is home against pocahontas area. ridge view goes to lake city to play south central calhoun. to class a, akron- westfield travels to lo-ma. lawton-bronson goes to west sioux. in 8-man, m-m-c is home against ar-we-va. graettinger terril, ruthven, ayrshire goes to newell-fonda -- both teams are ranked. west bend-mallard visits janesville. see another playoff edition of sports fource extra on monday. it won't count in the standi

creighton is number-4 and elgin public, pope john gets votes. you can see the entire rankings at ktiv.com. last season - the morningside women's basketball team cappped an incredible 37-1 season with their fourth division ii national championship, winning in front of the home crowd here in sioux city. it looks like the mustangs could be in for another great season. morningside returns four starters to a team that finished 20-and-0 in gpac play last season. all-american ashlynn muhl is the only major departure - as m-side has 6 of their top 7 scorers back. with a second straight national championship on the line, the mustangs know they're going to get everyone's best shot - again. "they understand that we're not going to go play anybody wherre they're going to have a down game," said head coach jamie sale. "they're going to be ready to play against us, and we have to match that. that's how we want it." "it's good to have that experience under your belt," said junior guard lexi ackerman. "it makes people more comfortable playing, it makes all of u

also in nebraska, fourth-ranked creighton tries to stay unbeaten at hartington, newcastle. 6 and 1 wynot is home against 5 sioux city west tries to close the season with a win against 5-3 des moines hoover. dakota valley hosts wagner -- each of those teams has just one win this season. join us back here at ten for all the action. if you look at the list of point spreads in college football this week -- the widest gap is between iowa state and baylor. the second-ranked bears are 37 point favorites over the cyclones. baylor beat iowa state, 49-28 in ames last year. in that game, qb sam richardson ran for 99 yards and threw for 212 more, accounting for three touchdowns. the bears have the top- ranked offense in the country -- averaging over 700 yards of offense per game and have scored at least 56 points in all six of their wins. "baylor. baylor, man i can't explain those guys man," said isu linebacker jordan harris, "they got a good quarterback. they got more weapons for the quarterback to throw it to. they got the best running backs we're going to play out of these three teams and their q

in d1, guardian angels is number-1, and creighton is fououh. wynot is getting votes in class d2. . e clas d playoffs are thursday. the e tire rankings are at ktiv.com. both the royals and mets have waited a long time for a world series title. 1985 was the last time kc won it all -- the mets have waited since '86. the drought will end for one team -- game one of the world series is tonight. "there's only two teams left. the whole world is watching," said royals manager ned yost. "i don't see having a huge experience advantage over those guys, because it's the world series, anything can happen." "certainly i think they have a little bit more of an advantage that they've been through this before," said mets manager terry collins. "they've been through all the hoopla and jumping through all the hoops before the g ge starts. they're a little more used to it thahawe are." edinson volquez will pitch for kc, while noah syndergaard throws for new york. first pitch is at 7-07. the northern iowa men's basketball t%am is picked to finish third in the missouri valley preseason poll. the panther

creighton is number-4 and neligh-oakdale is receiving votes. you can see the entire rankings at ktiv.com. the dordt volleyball team has been rewarded for a great week. jamie gesink is the gpac setter of the week and brooke granstra is the attacker of the week. granstra had 44 kills over three matches, as the defenders beat number-1 viterbo and number-2 midland. dordt moved to sixth in the new naia rankings and will visit briar cliff tonight. northwestern's jillian estes is the gpac defensive player-of- the-week. the junior led the red raiders to a 3-0 record on the week, with three sweeps. northwestern is 12th in the new rankings. in the baseball playoffs, the royals lead the blue jays, 12 to 2 to - in the 8th inning. kc will take a 3-games to 1 lead in the series with a win. at 7, in the nlcs, the cubs host the mets. new york leads the series if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but wi

creighton is favored to make the title game as the two seed. we'll have that game for you tonight at 10.on the d2 side of things oneill st. mary's has the tall task of beating number on humphrey st francis in round one. osmond is the nine seed headed to osceola. we could see a randolph emerson hubbard matchup in the second round but that would take an epic comeback by the pirates.ananon the other half of d2 lyons decatur will have an upset mindset against lawrence nelson. we'll be palmer tonight at 10. 3 the sales folks in charge of knowing our exact viewing area tell me 19 siouxland team advanced in the in the iowa high school ayoffs last nighthtcongratulatioons to all our kids and the adults who support them. enjoy this moment. you can't do it for long though because it's a short week of preparation as the playoffs continue monday night! 3 here's the lineup for our sioxland teams they're all playing on monday. boyden hull rock valley visits 4th ranked webster city. sergeaea bluff luton hosts carroll. in class 2a central on george little rock

and in 8-man guardian angelslsnd creighton remain 1-2. on the iowa side absolutely everything siouxland-wise stayed the same. sbl is 9th in 3a. spirit lake is 3rd in 2a. western christian and hinton are 8th and 10th respectively in 1a. west sioux is still 3rd in "a". in 8-man newell fonda, mmc, and gtra remain ranked number one, 3, and 8 respectively. kayla, diana, larry, chris>> . it's going to be a warm eveningg down into the upper fifties. kayla, diana, larry, chris>> . >> pelley: high-level security breeee. a hacker gototis hands on the personal e-mail of t of america's top national security officials.p also tonight, trump makes 9/11 an issue in the presidential campaign. house democrats try to keep nghazi out of it. their cars were towed out of the mud. now comes the hard part -- the great california scrape-off. and big ben may need surgery. diagnosis: bad ticker. captioning sponsored by cbs

creighton stays unbeaten with a 66-0 rout over fullerton and shifting into d- 2...lyons decatur northeast sees its season come to an end, 38-22 against lawrence nelson. also in d- 2...osmond falls on the road, 72-42 to osceola and emerson hubbard drops their playoff opener to falls city sacred heart, 52-18. >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live". tonight -- harrison ford. from "scandal", katie lowes. ouou10th annual half-and-half halloween pageant. and "this week in unnecessary censorship." with cletotond the cletones. and now, do not be afraid, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice, thank you for watching. thank you for coming. may the force be with all of you. you know, we decided that for our halloween show this year, obviously we'd all dress up like "star wars" characters. somehow i wound up princess leia. which made more sense before i had the beard. but makes very little. i could have been princess leia in the slave bikini so count your blessings. should i not be pointing this gun a

guardian angels and creighton remain 1-2 in 8 man. 3 <> pelley: a new warning from the world health organization about somomof the most popular foods and their link to ccer. also tonight, the fbi director on the rise in violent crime since ferguson. >> what's going on? it's likely a chill wind that has blown through law enforcement over the last year. >> pelley: th

that's according to the latest rural mainstreet index from ernie goss at creighton university. tht survey covers 10 states and is based on responses from ag bankers. the october r-m-i shows the farm equipment sales index slding to 10 point 8 from 14 point 2 last month. the r-m-i uses 50 as growth neutral. goss says s nkers remain pessisimistic about short and intermediate prospects for ag equipment delers and producers. the survey also ackowldeging that caterpillar's recent decision to layoff 5 thousand employees is having a nenetive impact on the entire central illinois area. coming up, find out how a "fosteparent" is helping to retore oyster beds in new hampshire. in the country is (in the country brought to you by the all new kubota ssv series skid steers. you asked for a quality skid steer and we delivered. visit your local kubota dealer totoest drive one today) along the east coat, the oyster population has suffered a dramatic decline in recent decades, but conservationists, restaurant workers and even oyster foster parents are working to change that. noreen nah-zeze from

possible loss of identity for the respective communities of clive and windsor heights...but david creighton doesn't think that's going to matter much to the person on the other end of a call, who is in need of help. 06:37:20--33 'i cant imagine anybody saying oh i dont want the clive guy, i want the windsor heights guy. i want somebody there that can take care of me. its that simple, and if you cant save that kind of money, why wouldnt you want to do that." natalie burnham knows that to be true first hand... 06:44:36--47 'i was driving home from church one day and actually saw an elderly woman fall and i think the wind chill was around zero that day and made the 9-1-1 call.' all that matters to burnham is call response time...and she wants to make sure the right data is being gathered on that subject...as preparations are made for the merger. 06:46:02--09 "i never even though thought about response times until i sat with an elderly woman in the bitter cold waiting for the ambulance." the clive fire chief says the the goal is to have emergency responders on scene within 8 minutes 90 percent

creighton is number-4 and neligh-oakdale is receiving votes. you can see the entire rankings at ktiv.com i'm brad pautsch with the sports s urce morning wrap. >> bebes back after the break. he says we're heading for a a ol downwn and a look at the errupting volcano in mexico that continues to spew ash and rock high into the air. >> << wx timer @ 1:15 quite a few clouds and a few showers off to our south and west might contribute to a few morning sprinkles today, but other than that conditions should remain dry. temperatures though will be quite a bit cooler with highs falling short 70 degrees with some sunshine returning this afternoon. lows tonight will also fall more toward 40 degrees courtesy of some clearing before clouds return tomorrow ahead of our first measurable rain in quite a while. areas west of sioux city will be more likely to receive rain during the day thursday while the rest of the region will eventually get in on some thursday night and friday. things should dry up and cool down over the weekend with highs near 60. see grapapc

that's findings from the october rural mainstreet index released by ernie goss as creighton university. for the second stragit month, the index fell below growth neutral. and this month, not one of the ten states surveyed were on the growth side of the index--with a score above 50. bankers also reporting that nearly a third of all corn sales were being made below break-even. cash rents have fallen 15 percent year over year designed to protect communities and divert water. as we've seen, levee systems can fail when they are inundated by flood water. the engineering of levees helps make them strong, but agriculture plays a role in keeping them strong. tobie blanchard shows us how in this report provided by the lsu agcenter. hundreds of miles of levees snake around waterways in louisiana protecting homes, businesses and agricultural crops from floods. the greater new orleans area alone has more than 100 miles of levee systems. lsu agcenter agronomist jeff beasley is looking at the role vegetation plays in strengthening a levee. most people when they think about levees they think about the

kandi murphree toured c-h-i health creighton university medical center this morning, reunited-- for the first time-- with her care team. murphree spent two months at the clinic, and doesn't remember most of it. she lost her daughter, her home... and narly lost her life. now she's focusininon what she has. murphree can now run thrhr miles, and she has about a year and a half left of nursing school. "for them to see what they did, i wanted them to see that i recovered," murphree said. "they worked so hard for me. it's not that i'm proud of myself. i'm proud of you all." volunteers donated time and materials to rebuild for her in pilger. she is moved in now and said it's home. a lutheran church in pilger, nebraska, broke ground on a new building after a tornado tore the old building apart, in june of 2014. that tornado damaged much of pipier, including st. john's lutheran church. this is what was left when our cameras got a guided tour during the massive clean-up effort. church members have used a portable building for services since the twister hit. the new building's sanctuary will be ab

number two creighton over hartington newcastle 66-6. clearwater orchard over neligh oakdale 38-37. number one norfolk catholic 42-14 over number 8 boone central newman grove. cwc over wausa 50-6. wynot over lyons decatur 52-36. valley over wagner 43-8! curtis: it's at odbury central. i was looking towards moville side. i think sioux central sioux rapids can run the ball and sneak out a win. chris: sioux rapids is really good at that but i noticed woodbury central was able to hold lawton bronson's attack back i believe anteres ashley was under a hundred yards. i think they might be able to do that here. we differ here i'm going for woodbury central. game 4: johnston vs. east curtis: this is another implication. if east wins by 7 points they're second in the going to throw for a lot of yards. and have a nice clean game. chris: i likethem too i actually like them because of the ground game a little bit with the flemisters. johnston was able to shut down lewis central's passing attack. game 5: kearney vs. norfolk norfolk could lose their drivers seat in the playoffs so to speak. curtis

creighton university's economist ernie goss sees raising interest rates as a good thing. if the fed does move forward with its decision in december, it would be the first rate rise since 2006. meanwhile, u-s economic growth slowed in teh fourth quarter. the commerce department says the gross domestic product increased at a 1 point 5 percent annual rate after increasing nearly 4 percent in the second quarter. pick up this quarter. china is dropping its one child policy for the first time since the 1970s. this opens the door for ag exports as the population grows. now the country will allow two children for every couple. the communist party issued a statement, saying to promoate a balanced growth of population, china will continue to uphold the basic national policy of population control. this still needs to be approved