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we stay on the gridiron for play four but jump up to gh school ranks. western christian won their first ever district title friday night, and outstanding plays like this are a big reason why. drake granstra...comes free up the gut and forces the fumble and in comes morgan kooima to pounce on the loose ball. also, bonus points to granstra for nearly pulling off the flawless headstand after the hit. teemu pulkkinen of the musketeers has only played nine games with the team, but he's already becoming a regular here on the countdown. last friday night against des moines, the guys in green run the power play to perfection. mitchell fossier to brian rigali to pulkkinen who uncorks one. coach jay varady, certainly onto something with this finnish pipeline he has established...more from this game let's head out to a very wynot, the lyons decatur northeast. montana riecken...playing defense for the cougars, and check out the play he makes on this deflection. he's some how able to get his hands der the ball and even when it's soaking wet. blue devils though laugh

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looking ahead to the weekd, it should be another spectacularone with ghs into the 60s and lows dropping back to t 30s. today: isolated pm shhers high: -77 nds: w 10-20 o: 74 dbq:73 iow: 74tonight: isolated owers low: 52-58nd s 5-10 alo: 54 dbq: 55 iow: tomorrow: partly cloudygh: 71-77 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 72 dbq: 74 iow: 76torrow night: mostly ear low: 42-48 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 43 dbq: 43 iow: 49 w here's reena nin andnis giowhtoday's america's money. trtc >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- mounting legal woes for volkswagen. >> the company is facing hundreds of lawsuits, experts buy back recalled cars altogether. >> gas prices are dropping again. the national average $2.26. >> 85 cents cheaper than last year. drivers in new jersey are payinin the lowest at just under 2 bucks a gallon. >>> star wars fans wasted no time of getting tickets to the film due outn cember. 2:30 trailer debuted during monday night football. >> demand unprecedented. this fan bought 175 tickets at an imax in nevada. >> wow. very terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingle

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clear skies from the ho chunk centre. 78 was our high today after fromomhe ho chunk cecere. 78 was our gh today after last night's low of 38. ample sunshine is seen on the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. pollen levels are medium once again today. sioux city's temperature is 76, with very dry air in place again today. 29% is the relative humidity, so that air is really dry! that's one reason we heated up so quickly today. temperatures around siouxland are in the 70s for the most part. estherville has 67. dew points mainly in the 30s show dry air in place once again. with clear skies and fairly light w wds, we will havavno problem cooling back into the 30s tonight. the local wind map is interestyng. we see 5 to 10 miles per hour in the east, but up to 20 mph in the west. overall, winds will wide tonight. only a few clouds passed through northern and eastern siouxland earlier today, on the back of a low pressure system over the great lakes, but we are clear now and will remain so overnight. local temperatures show fairly mild weather to our west, and with winds maintaining a westerly

. >> this is a gh-risk case. >> this is high risk. >> i was over the moon, so happy that they decided they were going to fix my nose. >> reporter: lucy gets her life back and reveals her new nose to that's my girl. this is what it's all about right here. >> then there's some finalizing and finishing the surgery, improving her, that she was able now to change her life and do something with her daughter. so she felt better. thisis is what makes it worth it for us. >> reporter: today lucy says she's making up p for los time. >> this past summer i think my daughter and i went away every weekend. a lot o situations which i would try to avoid in th past. i always had the feeling she was kind of embarrassed by me. and now she's not. she drags me everywhere. it's a good feeling. >> reporr: for "nightline," i'matt gutman in los angeles. >> "botched" airs tuesdaday night on e! >>> next, hello, money. a new cafe dedicated to all really is. centrum brings us the biggest news... in multivitamin history. a moment when something so familiar... becomes something so...new. introducing new centrum vita

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the allergy report shows s gh overall pollen levels, but medium levels of weeds and low tree and grass pollen. 62 is our temperature in sioux city. siouxland temperatures range from the 50s to the 70s. winds are calm in wayne and norfolk but we see a southerly breeze of 5 to 15 miles per hour elsewhere. low dew points in the 40s indicate dry air. if you look far to the west, you can see the cold front that will push through our area later this week. the satellite and radar shows clouds and a few showers to our front. the a warm day front will pass through wednesday, causing cooler weather and possibly a few sprinkles, but measurable rain is the western part of the front will later advance back front on thursday chance of showers. tonight, look for a low of 53 with tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies and a high of 79. the 7-day forecast shows 60s and 70s with the exception of saturday. we have thursday and friday. (tim) thanks, fred. tim: top plays are back with help from you, the audience. stay tuned for the countdown up ahead. jenna: plus the votes are in. after the break, find out w

it is very difficult to give up a farm, even one that is losing money because the cash rent is too o gh. in this report from the university of illinois extension todd gleason has a few simple guidelines one might follow to help them make that decision. those farmers thinking they can withstand a loss on a farm next year because the cash rent is too high should put things in a longterm perspective to see if it is viable strategy. agricultural economist gary schnitkey realistiexpectations of future returns should be used. it is about long run prices. it has been suggested $4.60 corn and $10.60 soybeans. some years we will be above that and some years below that. but if we are looking at our cash rent levels and plug in $4.60 corn and $10.60 soybeans and there are losses, or only small gains, then you must question if those rents are sustainable. if they are not, then lower those rents. here's the thing about using the long run corn and soybean midpoint prices. those are calculated for thirty years worth of trade. usda's price outlook through 2020 doesn't even get close. it's a lot more li

a school officer violently arresting a gh schoolgirl. turns out it's not the first time he's found himseself answering questions about using excessive force. now justice department investigators piecing together all that led up to this terrifying event. the violent classroom cameras. investigated by federal authorities. it all began during a morning algebra class at springalley high school in columbia, south carolina. >> this is someone that is physically in pain because of what she endured and the world watched what she endured as she literally flew across the classroom. >> reporter: authorities say a 16-yr-old female student was being disruptive in class. either texting or chewing gum and was repeatedly asked to leave. a school resource officer is lled to the classroom. he walks over to the student, shuts her laptop, moves it away, and tells her to get up. >> i treat you fair last time. >> i don't know you. >> you don't know me? you gonna comewith me or i'm going to make you. >> he said get up, get up, get up, three times. >> reporter:

taiwan climbed at 82% for a gh. hong kong slid 0.15% reversing earlier games. indonesia closed at it highest in more than two months. kospi ended at a three month high. >>> japanese business leader has called on south korea to join the transpacific partnership. member countries in the free trade pact reached a broad agreement earlier this month. >> translator: economic partnerships will gain even more importance in the field of global trade. so japanese business leaders have great hopes that south korea will join the tpp. >> he was speaking at annual talks with south korean business leaders in tokyo. the tpp is one of the world's largest trade pacts. it has 12 member countries although south korea is not one of them. the chairman of the federation was positive to the idea. he said cross board cooperation is needed to deal with slow growth in the global economy. he indicated that japan and south korea should pursue active economic exchanges through partnership deals. south korean business officials also proposed that the two countries reinstate their currency sw

after some push-back, donald trump will still be able to hold a campaign event on tuesday, at west gh school in sioux city. the school district's superintendent madehat ananouncement yeseserday. a west high alum a petition to cancel trump's event, citing trump's "anti-immigrant" language. valadez still has a sisient protest planned for tuesday's event. governor branstad honored a former governor this week in cedar rapids. last niggt, he presented governor robert ray with the "uncommon iowan award. it's from the oover presidential undation. ray served as iowa's governor from 1969 to 1983. branstad says ray's work to help refugees following the vietnam war is an important part of the state's history. 18:27;33 "" lot of peoplelewere didiplaced, lost their homeland or were boat people and and he was the first governor to really step up and welcome them to resetlle here in iowa." ray was unable to attend thisi banquet because of health concerns. representative helen miller and senator wally horn also received awards for uncommon public service. for those offyou gearinggp for college footba

. >>> well, a dramatic rescue on the e gh seas off the coasasof aska. coast guard videdecaptures the moment when a french sailor with s cat tucked in his coat makes a jump from his disabled sailboat to an oil drilling vessel which sped to the rescue. the waves crashing at about 20 feet high and winds at nearly 50 miles an hour at the time. absolutely incredible. >>> surveillance video shows the frantic moments inside a commutut bus before it burst into flames in washington state. the driver asked passengers to leave the bus because of a fire. they exit as the flames start to spread. commuters line up along the side of the highway while the bus burns. the cause of the fire, under investigation. >>> okay, got to show you this video in brazil. a truck attempts to cross a dilapidated bridge with disastrous results.. check it out. moments beforerettempting to cross, the driver examines the bridge. the truck crosses but as the driver accelerates, the truck begins to fall and plummets into the ravine and the bridge crumbles and sends dust flying into the air.

first period this morning, we were headed into john hancock gh school in chihigo. about to surprisehis music instructor. >> he has no idea. >> he has no idea. . >> it's hard for teenagers to keep a secret. >> reporter: one of thinks students, daniel luna sent in this to a chicago organization. the group invit teenagers 14 through 18 to send in videos about the heros in their lives. why should their hero get a thousand dollars? >> the person i would give $1,000 to is my friend, @llen. >> reporter: they areut to convince one anonynyus f fily hereren chicago, to write that check. >> you revealed a quiet hero in your life? >> that's it. it's 60 seconds. it's use your words, they are powerful. >> reporter: and toy's about to be give to mr. herrera. >> if youad to sum it up, what was the gift he gave you. >> knowledge. a lot of knowledge. >> reporter: just watch as he walks in. [ applause ] >> all right. i have a surprise four. >> what's that? >> this is for you. this is for you. because you're so passionate, and dedicated to teaching us. >> i jus want to thank you. this

the roof ripped from a gh school. in south texas, a ghtning strike knocked out radar at the national weather service in brownsville. rain soaked the state. closing the austin airport which was battered by almost 14 inches in six hours, more than the city received the entire month of may, which was already the second wettest on record. the swollen blanco river cresting more than 13.5 feet over flood stage. >> i watched it come up. >> reporter: the evacuationon along the river bank miniscence of may when storms claimed 31 lives, including eight people in a home swept down the river. >> it went from nothing to up my driveway >> reporter: this woman was pregnant then. late today, she was rescued with her 10-day-old baby. >> second time. this is the second time this has happened to us. it is almost unbelievable. >> reporter: all eyes are on the blanco river here tonight. while it has receded from the height of the storm today it is still high. and there is another system out there expected to bring more heavy rain innhe ne

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children born gh the camps are not issued birth certificates. >> they are surviving on very little. very little. >> reporter: we met a young mother of five. she and her children were stranded on a cargo boat for 50 days over the summer. children were beaten by these traffickers. "yes," she said. "if they cried for rice or water, they were hit." trafficking is a big business here. if i wanted to be trafficked out of here, how much would it cost? how much would i have to pay? he said it would cost me about 2,000 u.s. dollars. here in the camps, the children tell me they want to go home. but for now, they must stay in the camps, enjoying what they can. once the rain stops, thousands of men, women and children will take to the water again, willing to risk it all for a chance at a better life. bob woodruff, abc news, myanmar. >> an extraordinary portrait we rarely see and you can see bob's full report tonight on "nightline." >>> in the meantime, back here at home tonight, the cia chief's stolen e-mails reportedly showing up online. wikileaks post what appears to be unclassified documents

that's why the football went gh and it was a little off target. tough throw.ave to really spin the body. way of it.out of the off balance and that's why the target. off jim: what do you think harbaugh was thinking when they didn't go or the field goal? phil: i'd like to know if he does find a way to win this game going to do when it's over. yards vens need about 30 to set up tucker and not a good start to this drive for the as heyward and dupree ouble up on forcett. phil: boy, cameron heyward. boy. night. ing some they expect him to be a great defensive end in this 3-4 front. every time we talk to the coaches, they talk about he just keeps improving, getting better. and they need one of these linemen to become a force, especially going after the quarterback. who was shaken up before. -- bark y, he's beenen in. second and 11. they run again and there's a forcett, who slides near the first. a first, even signaled for it. hil: watch the push. yanda, everybody, zuttah, the center, all getting good blocks. it's the right side pushing and those cutbacks have been a

. >>> a community is mourning the loss of a new york city h gh school student. 16-year-old thomas jakelich was at a sophomore at loyola school. against the un school when he collided with another player. his family was told it wasn't a hard hit, but he looked pale and had pain in his side. they took him to the hospital where he died from internal bleeding. family and friends say students have been sharing stories about how thomas helped them, include one clasheate who just moved into the area. >> he was eating lunch by himself, and thomas came up and said why don't you have lunch with me. >> he alwa spent the time to make sure that all the children around him were -- were included. >> those who knew thomas say he was a phenomenal soccer player with college scholarship potential. his family says there is no one to blame for his death. they say it was just a tragic accident. >>> for all of you people out there who hate getting candy crush invites on face ok, this one is for you. mark zuckerberg is making it his mission to put a stop to those invitations. the issue was brought up during a tow

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le ix gh anne? >> this is what you definitely call an 11th hour move. can't really evict someone who was right in the middle of reorganizing. now, how do we get here? well, sin bads was supposed to vacate the property back in march. the owners didn't and here we are. >> sheriff deputies were supposed to show up this morning to evict the owners of sin bads and change the locks. then, the bomb shell. >> we had planned for the eviction at praxly 11:30 this morning so that has been cancelled. >> cancelled because this morning, the owners ooftst of the restaurant filed for bankruptcy protection. >> well, we filed for reorganization. we're not bankrupt by to moan p means. we're financially sound, even though we've been paying tons of money into attorney fees and this and that to rectify the situation. >> against the restaurant for back rent and even though a jury sided to have them evicted, the restaurant will be allowed to stay until the bankruptcy is settled which could take some time. sin bad's lawyer told reporters they know they can't stay permanently, b

ben carson, set the record straight by telling them, you know what, i can be a faith-based person& gh what did you make of trump there? obviously, he did not tell the right story on the debate stage, all right? so be charitable to him and the moderator blew it. does it give you any -- seriously, you love trump. >> no, that didn't bother me at all. >> but he defended last night. he attacked them. >> probably because he didn't write what was on his web site. >> how do you believe? what's true? >> i believe he probably didn't say that himself. it was not an attack. but it is on his web site. >> that is true, part of the bill, rubio, we had a lot of people have the issues. >> but on trump's web site, he was attacking the visas. and, last night -- >> he's saying he's defended legal immigration. >> but i know. those were the web sites. i think in the emotion, i'm not making excuses. >> megyn. >> that happens. it is pressure. >> how is this? it's okay. >> he's a human being and this happens. he did also say something about guns that was fantastic. >> that's right. they all do it. if we had m

gh and she got very emotional about it. >> yes, that is her on stage and a video behind herself singing, and she got teary-eyed in the video and the lyrics are emotional and i thought that i was the best thing in the world that ever happened to you. i am crying because i loved you before i hated you. and very intense. >> do we know the reason for this, and it is nobody's business, but everybody asks, because they seemed in the rock 'n' roll world they seem eded so suited to one another. >> yes, ol lid. >> and solid parents, too. >> absolutely. and we don't know the reason, but they have three kids and one of them is just a year-old. so the problems were fairly recent. >> and the other new mew is sick that was released and at least we think it is new by adele, and will is a new song that people are -- is that for sure? >> well, it is a little bit of a mystery. and what happened is that uk "x-factor" yesterday they went to commercial and then this song started playing. i think that there was a black backdrop and it sounded like adele and the rumor has been that she is coming out with a ne

the reality is that they've been going down dramatically. 2000.gh was in the year downcent years it has gone to about 450,000. the apprehension number on the southern border was 479,000. this past year was 15. the number will come in at 300 31 thousand. lowest numberthe of apprehensions we have seen with the exception of one year. this is a result of a number of our efforts including the investments our government has made in border security. more personnel. more surveillance. more technology. efforts in our new immigration policy is refocus on convicted criminals. we're focused on enhancing public safety. i've directed that our enforcement personnel co-after the criminals. interior toin the go after threats to public fewer so that they are undocumented criminals on our streets. engaged in our overall unity of effort initiative in the department of homeland .ecurity it has involved more centralized decision-making at the headquarters level. fewer stovepipes. your component stovepipes. more centralized decision-making when it comes to decisions and acquisitions. i've directed our new sec

july,ghs that they had in the container -- you continue to see hedge fund investors and others backingut for a myriad of reasons -- the profit taking aspect of it, from the idea that we had some political overhang -- a tweet started this thing -- and you have weaker earnings. there are two thing companies that represent the index expectations of higher growth in the third quarter, but they actually came out today and said, guess what, sales are 5%.ally down about so you now have the fundamental concern filed on top of circumstantial things. you saw that on biotech. the flip side, you saw energy companies doing well today on the back of a fall rally, and oil up 5%. you are starting to see some with energy and picking that up. that is providing a little bit of a boost to the market, despite being down overall. course, thend of imf released its global outlook. tell us more. all of our: this is an -- this is another nail in the coffin for the global growth picture. cutting it further is not terribly surprising. i don't think that comes as a shock to any investor who has been looking at glo

isn't he the one that is like, gh, you are all losers. do you ti that he is going to win the primaries? >> he must. i want to be the one to take him down. >> that is the chunk. >> and this is avoiding topics like the e-mailsnand benghazi, busat one thing they did poke fun of is the late support of hillary on gay marriage, and even dale hammond came in as a late appearance of bill clinton. >> and they had a late adoption of the policy in fairness >> ad yes, it was a great moment for her goinn the campaign, and you remember about bill clinton and arsenio hall and how important it was for him. and it was very funny and i enjoyed it. >> and lady gaga, and you don't often see a picture of her with her fiance. >> yes, and she has done hundreds of red carpets as as a singer, but how many times as an actress? >> i have heard that she is great in this. >> yes, the reviews are fantastic, and this is the first time she attended the premier as an actress and she tweeted that she is so alive wit, and attended with her parent, and andrew penny, who is

gh. >>> a lot of people have been yearning for and really wanting to dislike button. so today mark zuckerberg revealed what it's going to look like. >> it's called reaction, not the describe button. it gives you animated emojis that let a user express how you love someone, humor, sadness. dancing around. shock. >> shock, yeah. sad. angry. okay. users have been asking for a dislike button. but this is a big concern, the negative connotation of the term dislike. there are times when you might post something that's sad and you don't want to look it because it's sad. but you're just showing support for that topic. >> it's how you zpt dislike, i guess. ess. >>> shedding light on what happened in jail. the neuroprogram about to roll out inside the san francisco jail. the drought is affecting at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are

it will be gusty, the winds won't be anywhere near yesterday's levvls, but theyy will help keep our ghs in the thunder possible, too. a few showers are possible tonight, otherwise mostly cloudy with mid to upper 50s and then low to mid better chance of rain tracks in for friday and friday night with monday. ile we're seeii late signs of summer here -- winter coming early to maine. the sunday river ski resort opened for the season monday. lots of people came out to start theirreek on skis and snowboards. the resort usually opens around halloween.. but temperatures have been low enough to make snow. lack ofprecipitation opens up a view of a 16th century church. because of a drought, the church appears in the middle of what once was a lake. the church is belleved tohave been built by spanish colonists and just recently emerged. the last time it could be seen was in 2002. its still to come... a surprise guest at a dorm at a midwest colllge. and farmers here in iowa riding expect to see plowing. you're wching kwwl. we've got y covered in janesville, garwin, west branchand all of eastern iow

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