hess tells police he has used most of it.ides buying gas and food, he pays his cell phone bill and puts the remainder in his bank account. and according to authorities, hess doesn't have kids. but there is still some good news for henry. one of his loyal customers who hears about the robbery steps in to help the store owner recover his losses. >> i had one of my customers. and he said i got very good job, and john, i know you're a nice man. i see what happen, and he give me $300. i said man, you don't have to do that. he said no, i'm happy to do it. >> henry, who has been robbed twice before says this incident definitely stands out from the others. >> he was very polite. very polite, very friendly, and this is why i open a conversation. i get robbed before, and you see people who robbed you. he was so in your eyes. he don't know how to manage his life and he want to survive. he doesn't know the right way to survive. >> but this robbery goes to show you that minding your p's and q's can only take you so far. breaking the law,

one of those guys parker hesse. --it seems like everyone you talk to in hesse's hometown of waukon is keeping tabs on how parker's been doing this season. around town it's not hard to find people supporting the hawkeyes including in mrs. schulte's kindergarten class. "we made gingerbread and one of them turned into number forty for the hawkeyes. it's really cute." "you look around school and there's hawkeye shirts with 40 and hesse on the back and that's kind of neat to see. there's a lot of pride up here in seeing him do what he's doing." "the kids at school run around and playing outside and they'rehe iowa hawkeyes and pretend that they're parker. kids are parker fans and had to get his number he was in high school and now they want to get iowa hawkeye things so they can be like parker and the kids playing for the hawkeyes." "certainly got a lot of fame around here, anyway. it's weird to think of him that way, same person that comes home f the holidays and comes home on weekends." vtr :44 oc: "...comes home on wee

hesse had 6 tackles, and this pick-six, in iowa's 12th win hesse's interception was one of four hawkeye picks. iowa faces michigan state in the big ten championship game on saturday in indianapolis. missouri valley all- conference teams are out. south dakota redshirt freshman andrew van ginkel, from rock valley, iowa, is the lone first- teamer for the coyotes. the m-v-f-c freshman of the year was second in the conference in sacks, with 9, and tackles for loss, with 18. kicker miles bergner made the second team, converting 14 of 22 field goals, and all his extra point attempts. bergner was also honorable mention as a punter. three other coyotes were honorable mentions - linebacker keyen lage, tackle derek chancellor jeb bush: here's theheruth you will nototear from our p psident: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but e choice: to defeat it.

this year hard to get toy is apparently, the hess truck, partly because hess gas stations no longer exist. here's the 2015 version, thinks a fire truck with a ladder rescue, well done. well, for more than 50 years toy has been a collector's item a and family tradition you get every year. if you haven't bought yours yet and dragging your heels good luck finding one, they are already sold out and that has left people scrambling. toy retails for $30 but we went on e bay and check this out they are going for upward of a hundred dollars. >> so, more than triple the price. pay toss get it early. >>> you can help spread holiday joy this year, to buy a new unwrapped toy that does not have to be a hess truck for joy of sharing, list of drop off locations a at our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm erika von tiehl. for katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 we are always on line for you at cbs philly.com. >> young and restless is coming up next. but first lets leave you with a look at the army/navy pep rally happening

and the big ten honors parker hesse as freshman of the week. hesse made the play of the game at nebraska, breaking an early tie, and sending iowa to its unprecedented 12th win. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people,

before the conference released their season honors -- iowa defensive end parker hesse was named the big 10's freshman of the week for his pick 6 and 6 tackle performance against nebraska on black friday -- hesse is the 6th hawk to receive weekly honors this season. like the big 10 --- the missouri valley released their confernece honors -- and northern iowa took home a bunch -- deiondre' hall was named the conference's defensive player of the year -- after leading the valley with 6 interceptions -- his teammate, aaron baliey took homethe newcomer of the year award -- to go along with that, 14 panthers landed on -- panthers found themselves on the first-team headlined by their defense. former panther -- david johnson's -- stock is about to go up in arizona -- due to injuries he's the only healthy running back on the cardinals roster, meaning he could make his first n-f-l start on sunday -- niether andre ellington nor chris johnson have been ruled out, but one things for sure -- there will be more sightings of number 31 on the field against the rams. we will be right back to take thanks f

hesse had a pick six against the huskers and matched a career high with six tackles. his touchdown in the second quarter gave iowa a lead they'd never give up and was the fourth defensive touchdown of the season for the hawks. next up for the hawkeyes is the big ten championship game this saturday night against michigan state. college gameday will be in indianapolis for what will likely be a play-in game for the college football playoff. we'll be in indy as well and have coverage for you beginning later finally, the big twelve announced its all conference volleyball teams today and former moc floyd valley star alexis conaway was a first team selection. the iowa state sophomore was a second team pick last year and this season averaged just over 2 kills a set on a 349 hitting percentage. conaway, sioux city native natalie vondrak, and the cyclones take on miami in the first round of the ncaa comes from...ross van rooyan dakota dunes... his 3 kids celebrated thier parents wedding anniversary .. by leabving them alone for a while.. obviously the snow helped if you're like

because hess was the one who's more known. >> c-span: rudolf hess? >> guest: rudolf hess, yes, but probably because of the cruelty, the way he really shoot them himself people he himself killed people and that the mass wanted to stone him. >> c-span: let me show some video because in the end when he was hanged, it was one of the stranger things to see. it's on video and here was the end of your grandfather when he was - when he was put to death. >> we're not going to show the last part when he was actually hanged. you've - i assume you've seen that before? what was your reaction to that when you saw it? >> guest: i saw the execution just hours after i discovered the biography about my mother in the library. so i was already in shock. and when i saw the execution for the first time, i did not expect that it would not work out because this is something that is so serial. and i remember myself sitting in front of the tv and though i was - i didn't know whether to cry or to laugh, not to cry because of i was sad, but this is something that was - yes, it

saturday's game kicks off at 9 p-m iowa time -- iowa's parker hesse has been named the big ten freshman of the week following his big performance in friday's win at nebraska -- the waukon native recorded his first career pick 6 and equalled a career best six tackles as iowa moved to 12 and oh oo the season -- it's hesse's first ever conference honor -- the hawkeyes -- of course -- are headed to indy this weekend to face michigan jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radicic islamic terrorism.. it is the struggle that will determine the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible thank you for joining us for the k-w-w-l news at six. we'll see you back here at ten at the first world conference on climate change, ththchallenge seemed insurmountable. but today, as world leaders come together in paris, the solutions are cle

for waukon native parker hesse, the walk in may have been a bit surreal. on the left side of the entrance, ap national player of the year christian mccaffery. on the right. the redshirt freshman linebacker from iowa. "being an iowa kid growing up, looking at posters and signs like that all the time, to have yourself up there representing the hawks, it's pretty sweet," said hesse. "it is what it is, i guess," said linebacker cole fisher. "parker's played great all year long. i didn't see it but t tt's kind of funny i guess." as for all the attention, coach kirk ferentz says it hasn't been distracting. in fact he's making sure his players soak it in before hitting the field on friday. "the more you win, the higher the altitude," said ferentz. "that's the goal though. you want to get up there high. i think the guy's have done a good job dealing with it. i want them to enjoy it. this is something they've earned." remember -- and you can re-live it during a half-hour special called "the road to the rose bowl", on thursday. we'll look back at the undefeated regu

((raymond hess, rtc director of planning services we wanted to do the southern nevada saftey plan to help inform the decisions that go into that trasportation plan )) hess says the southern nevada safety plan is the first ever regional crash report it dates back five years. the goal is to take crash data, feedback from each city's public works director and the community... and create safer valley roads. sharie johnson, 8news now. ((denise valdez)) and beginning in january, the rtc will launch a public engagement website to find out what improvements you want to see and where. during that time, they'll also begin community outreach to hear "your say" on road safety improvements./// ((denise valdez)) > so we asked you on facebook... what improvements you think need to be done. brad says in part... "put in crosswalks or pedestrian bridges... between sam's town and walmart. probably the easiest way to cut down on pedestrian jaywalking accidents related to inadequate crosswalks ." judy says "i think the speed limit should be lowered on city also on sahara a traffic light was installed so

in his heart of hearts, hess has to know it will never happen. he has to know it's illegal.is he trying to accomplish with this kind of bluster and rhetoric? >> i can't begin to fathom what if anything if anything is in hi heart of hearts. one can speculate from the beginning he's trying to be the most extreme on the hot button issues that will fire up the most passionate and zealot segment of the primary electoral. he's certainly to do that, but to keep them in the camp, he's gotten ever more wild. he's finally reached a point -- forget about conservatism. i pointed out in my column, this is really fascism, not something -- that's not a term any of us use loosely. this is not part of a democratic system, never been a part of the country to systematically discriminate on the basis of religion. so, you know, people have set before he's gone too far. what he's shown us that -- he doesn't care if it's constitutional. he's not operating on the same plain as the other ones are. >> beyond it not being who we are as a country? beyond that? it's also dangerous. we're going to talk a

you say you have all of hess trucks, too?> yes, i got a collection. >> wow, we have to come back another day and see. that will right across the street from holy name parish, saint laurent tis up the street. i hear that the kids love coming by from the neighborhood and taking a look at the set up. >> right. they are really enjoying it. >> i can imagine. tell you what we could be here all morning long just taking a look at all of the little intricacy made up of the christmas village. fishtown, fishtown heights we are, reporting live, back to you guys in the studio, mining, i'm going to bring him back. he'll do some work in the studio for us tomorrow watch do you think? >> i would love it. i'm blown away. >> that would be nice. i wonder how much time it takes to set that up? >> that's my thing, does he pack it up every year and put it back out? >> or leave it it out? >> i would imagine his wife said back to the basement, ladies and gentlemen. >> it has to take two, three weeks, wouldn't youy? >> what a project. >> that was impr

parker hesse was named the big 10 freshman of the week today. the former waukon standout had six tackles and at big pick six in t t win over nebraska. in the right place at the right time not too much pre-snap read. it was just reacting and i happened to be right their. lucky to make the most of it. it felt good anytime a defensive lineman gets his hands on the ball it feels good sot :14 oc: "it feels good " and finally it's mondayime for another st. luke's hospital employees came together to make one co- worker's vacation dream come true. tonight at ten, see how a video of her co-workers giving her this gift has gone viral. the linn-mar school district is moving forward with a plan for a entralized preschool. coming up tonight on the kcrg-tv9 news at 10, hear what this project is all about. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t joe winters for your final forecast. as a storm system continues its movement through the upper midwest we are scattered showers. overnight a bit of a light rain/snow mix could occur before transition to all l

plus, reaction from john hess, ceo of the hess energy company. weird, same name. price of oil. ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc, first in business worldwide, and among stories at this hour, procter & gamble suing a rapidly growing competitor. they want dollar shave club, now with an 8% share of the u.s. razor and blade market to stop selling razors that they say infringe on its patents. a lot of people now saying, and there's a twitter thing going on of mark getting into it. i was e-mailing about it last night, that by suing these other guys, you say to yourself, is that razor as good as gilette? nobody thought that could happen. >> i don't understand. >> well, by suing -- >> i understand -- got that. >> you got that. >> thank, though. i know you have sophisticated

they don't have any hess tansy about stranger other kids are more ready sent. this may not the ideal photo for the holiday card, rest up, parent shall the easter been ny is just a hop, skip and a jump away. "fox 5 news." >> overwhelmed kids. yeah. >> funny picture a couple of days ago. two kids and a daughter and son just losing it on san tan lap somewhere. >> yeah. my kids did both. people all around them. they didn't feel allen. >> overwhelmed. yeah. >> all right. >> they are afraid when they room come to the house. >> way. >> different. >> time to get. >> all right. that is rite. >> ismy it is smrt on the kids that are afraid. they have natural instincts that is telling them. >> it is weird. >> right. >> it is strange. >> yeah. you know? doesn't look like your every day person. >> true. >> well. >> you were amazing. every day des ber weather talking mild weather basically the's today. 54 and 42 so again, before average. 46 and 35 is where we should be. hess to that tomorrow. we back up the scale to the end of the week. 70 and 16 in the record books. sunrise

the senate dining room instead of each one speaking only to people who agree with them. >> stephen hessorked in the nixon administration and for daniel patrick moynihan and has been at the brookings institution for several years, he is author of "the professor and the president". daniel patrick moynihan in the nixon white house, thanks so much. >> here's a look at some others recently featured on booktv's afterwards, weekly interview program. .. >> at the review period new medications undergo to receive fda approval. >> what right-to-try laws are, it's all about when your life hangs in the balance when you have a terminal illness, it's about giving you the right to try to fight to save your life by accessing experimental and investigated medicines before they receive the fda's final green light. >> "after words" airs every add at 10 p.m -- saturday at 10 p.m. and sunday an 9 p.m. eastern. you can what all previous "after words" practice on our web site at booktv.org. [inaudible conversations]

we will get into that have plus, the iowa baske announcer: from iowa's sports tony: parker hesse and the hawkeye defense has been one of the best in the nation this year. their opponent saturday, they are no slouch either. michigan state's defense is every bit as good as iowa's. in fact, defense is one of the many areas where these two teams are basically identical. that is ironic, considering people like radio host paul finebaum are saying iowa has zero chance. iowa's bulletin board material grows daily. how do they have zero chance when they are almost the same team? each of these teams in the top of the category of all of the big ten. top of the nation almost in turnover margin. both at 14 over. the hawkeyes know this michigan state defense is going to be pretty tough. >> best of the best defense we've gone against this season. from linebackers or backfield, it is going to be a great test. quest we know is going to be we know it is going to be a fight and that is exactly what we expect. we have to give them our best. tony: what does michigan state think about the hawkeyes? we will

parker hesse was named the big 10 freshman of the week today. the former waukon standout had six tackles and that big pick six in the win over nebraska. congrats to uni cornerback deiondre hall for being the named the missouri valley defensive player of the year today. tim kilfoy, brett mckakin, jacob rath- macher, and karter schult were also first team. panther qb aaron bailey was the newcomer of the year and linn-mar grad neilson was the coach of the year for his turnaround season at western illinois. and finally it's monday time to get stupid and obnoxious with the golden klutz awards. hit it andrea! let's start off with ole charlie brown kick. he's lucky he got part of the ball. and their is nothing worse than getting tackled by the turf monster. they should put the turf monster in the stat book. actually it could be worse you could trip over the flag and get tackled. and sometimes you can out think yourself. i don't the colts will be trying that play anytime soon. to hoops and the worst pass of the week. you might want to look nexttime i li

. >> reporter: but just as much as hess breaking records, he's also breaking barriers. >> i'm going to need to play a swimming and inner city

. >> reporter: but just as much as hess breaking records, he's also breaking barriers. >> i'm going toa key role in kind of integrating swimming and inner city communities a lot more. >> reporter: 16 punishing hours of training a week, before and after school, and on weekends. in the hopes of earning a spot on the u.s. olympic swim team. >> go! >> is this a unique experience, an opportunity for you to be able to coach reece? >> yeah. absolutely. i haven't had swimmers at his level and especially at his level at age 15. >> when you hear that people kind of compare you with the best, the most elite of swimmers, how do you take that? >> you know, it means a lot, but at the end of the day you can't really get caught up in that stuff because it throws your mind off. >> reporter: he is as humble as he is a hulking figure and kind enough to giv

to be one he defense and what are you going to do to exploit their defense as if i'm going to give hesse - the walk in may have national player of the year christian mccaffery - on the right - the redshirt freshman linebacker from iowa being an iowa kid growing up, looking at signs and posters like that all the time, so to have yourself up there representing the hawks is pretty sweet. it is what it is i guess. of funny i guess. as for all the attention - coach kirk ferentz says it hasn't been distracting - in fact - he's making sure his players soak it in before hitting the field on the more you win, the higher the altitude. that's the goal though. you want to get up there it's something they've earned. we're getting much closer to game-day -- ron steele will finally be flying in tonight -- and of course we've got our half an hour road to the rose bowl show tomorrow night at 6:30 live on the battleship -- uss iowa in san pedro california -- i'm mark woodley -- kwwl news -- that's it for sports, we'll be in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democ

. >> reporter: but just as much as hess breaking records, he's also breaking barriers. >> i'm going to need to play a key role in kind of integrating commmmunities a lot more. >> reporter: 16 punishing hours of training a week, beforore a after school, and on weekends. in the hopes of earning a spot on the u.s. olympic swim team. >> go!! >> is this a unique experience, an opportunity for you to be able to coach reece? >> yeah. absolutely. i haven't had swimmers at his level and especially at his level at age 15. >> when you hear that people kind of compare you with the best, the most elite of swimmers, how do you take that? >> you know, it means a lot, but at the end of the day you can't really get caught up in that stuff because it throws your mind off. >> reporter: he is as humble as he is a hulking figure and kind enough to give an olympic hopeless like me enough of a head start to experience the thrill of victory that's now old >> who won? >> i think so lindsay got it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm lindsey davis, in new york. >> i'm rooting for both sides. thanks for watching.

. >> hess i tan at first, but once i got the hang of of it, just breeze right through it. >> one day later the the mail. >> saving time as far as getting to the eye doctor. >> several companies are now offering these online eye exams, users are asked to read an eye chart. and smart phone, it takes just 20-25 minutes, and you need 10- 12 feet of space. >> we are now ready to begin your scan. >> over here, the system is telling me to cover up my left eye, i'm choosing which number i see on the screen. >> the results are sent to an ophthalmologist who writes the prescription. >> it's convenient and less expensive than going to the eye doctor. >> not all doctors think the exam is thorough enough. >> i don't understand how just looking at those numbers that come back from an automated system can really tell the doctor what he or she needs to know regarding what that patient's prescription ought to be. much less understanding what the patient's general health or eye health situation is. >> dr. steven lumis says vision is a small part of an exam. >> all the components the externallal portio

. >> despite giving up his retirement for this, don hesse says he gets just as much out of the experience as those he's helping. >> this is where i'd rather be than anywhere else, except, possibly, the baseball stadium, but some things you've got to give up, and that's what i gave up to come here. and i miss my children very much, but-- but i could not be--this-- this is, you know--if i could pick a place i would be, this is where it would be. it's wonderful. >> i'm "surprise." >> with a "d." >> i am surprised. >> i know it looks like the past tense, right? >> during breaks, the students mob the volunteers, hungry for the learning the war denied them. >> it looks like it, and you are smart-- >> however, i can tell you. >> you are smart to think it is the past tense, because you see "ed," it must be the past. so that's good. >> good. >> but unfortunately, it's not. >> [laughs] >> it is-- it is an adjective. you say, "i am surprised that you are such a good student." >> in new york, we have 10 million people. >> the presence of foreigners here is also an important symbol for the sudanese, w

number 3, parker hess. number 2, odl beckham, jr. number 1, the heroes trophy. back in iowa city, 12-0. have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making stacey: we're continuing to follow a death investigation happening right now in des moines. also spent two people dead and a home in the 3900 block of -- officers found two people dead at a home in the 3900 block of center street. two children were found in the home but not injured. ryan smith is on the scene. look for new details on kcci 8 news this morning beginning at 4:30. northern iowa could get a wintry mix early tomorrow. not a big additional accumulation. that 40's on the way thursday, friday, and your weekend. steve: thank you for joining us. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the

twitter hess says posted seminude pictures and contact information of an ex-girlfriend. twitter has a policy. zimmerman is known for his acquittal in the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> washington, senate republicans pushed through legislation to defund planned parenthood. the house is expected to approve the bills but president obama has promised to veto both. congress approve add 5 year transportation bill that provides more than $300 billion and bridges. it funds mass transit and gives states the money for major road projects and puts new emphasis on road safety. lawmaker desire not raise the gas tax to pay for this instead will move money from other areas. the bill is on its way to president obama who says he will sign it. >> speaking of the highways time to look at the roads. look likes problems in south jersey. >> katy has a look. where is it? >> this is a new accident, in new jersey in burlington county along route 130 northbound. so the area of route 130 northbound between high street and route 543, you want to avoid that if you can see it's in the red here

. >> gabe: dan hess tech gun control is trending on twitter.lcome to america with the zero days since the last mass shooting. >> gabe: 30 sanders says mashing it has become an everyday occurrence in the country. this must stop. >> gabe: so after should hillary clinton post it win by a brokerage but not everyone is for gun control. i've seen this one if you read tweet if you believe more law-abiding residents or citizens need to protect themselves >> gabe: and one thing government can protect you it is in shanker it--is in setting is insane >> gary:good evening! >> gary: warriors had a lot of turnovers. that is his mum on the left, his father on a for his great work. he is still all-time leading in history. one juncture he scored 28 points. in the third quarter alone. >> grant: of search. >> grant:absurd >> gary:yes, it is absurd >> gary:curr , finished with 40 points. >> i came out to see his speech. and they may have got me going. >> gary: it is hard to watch basketball? if you need of break from the reality and what is going on and the world

no need to worry we didn't lose a fan he still hess the celtic are his favorite team. stop in nebraska. you'll see a deputy run from the across traffic move into jumping 18 wheeler. deputies say they were chasing truck for about 12 miles. they found out driver had a diabetic episode and wasn't controlling the truck. so that deputy ran through traffic to stop the truck and rescue that driver. wow. amazing. >> he might have been running for winter coat tonight. maybe the hat and gloves. but, probably not going to last too long. but chris, we might be running for the rain jackets? yeah we couldn't even find winter coats and hats and gloves. where do we put them? we haven't had to use them much. rain coats umbrellas tomorrow keep it handy certainly case here. a starting to form off the east coast of massachusetts as well a south coast here. so we do expect some patchy drizzle overnight tonight. what's key are temperatures. above freezing for many locations. however, far northern mass and southern new hampshire even up to port smith, new hampshire temperatures close to freezing if not just

. >> if you new the hess family, you'd know why.

ben submitted hess resume and senior associate athletic director wrote back saying he would have his vote if he had a vote. ben has offered to do the job for free tuition and says the first order of business is new recruits. he wears a coach's head set around campus and says his near perfect game attendance and madden gaming skills make him perfectly qualified. >> number one is that my youth is a big factor. i mean, it's right off the bat i'm going to set the record for the youngest coach and relate to the athletes. >> ben has brought on his roommate and high school buddy as campaign manager of sorts. he started circulating photo shopped pictures of ben right there with the team. got to give him an a for effort. >> a lot of passion. >> a lot of passion indeed. lighting of 40-foot tree topped off with firework made for a spectacular start to the first weekend of december this eveni evening. >> the party that still going on down at penn's landing. taking it all in from a cozy cottage along the delaware river is our vittoria. this sound like the per fact place. >> is she in a rocking ch

before the conference released their season honors -- iowa defensive end parker hesse was named the big 10's freshman of the week for his pick 6 and 6 tackle performance against nebraska on ack friday -- hehee is the 6th hawk to receive weekly honors this season. like the big 10 --- the missouri valley released their confernece honors -- and northern iowa took home a bunch -- deiondre' hall was named the conference's defensive plpler of the year -- after leading the valley with 6 interceptions -- his teammate, aaron baliey took homethe newcomer of the year that, 14 panthers landed on -- all m-v-f-c teams -- 5 panthers found themselves on the first-team headlined by their defense. former panther -- david johnson's -- stock is about to go up in arizona -- due to injuries he's the only healthy running backckon the cardinals roster, meaning he could make his first n-f-l start on sunday -- niether andre ellington nor chris johnson have been ruled out,ut one things for sure -- there will be more sightings of number 3 3 on the field against the rams. and still to come on fox 28 28the panthers

waukon native parker hesse applies the pressure and then decorah native josey jewell comes up with the pick on connor cook ... it would lead to this rshall koehn 24-yard field-goal to tie it up 3-3... the solon native would add this 43 yarder in the 2nd quarter to give the hawkeyes a 6-3 lead ... as i said, the iowa defense was amazing... here they sack connor cook, it led to a missed field-goal... iowa led ... in the 3rd quarter, michigan state kicker michael geiger kicked two field- goals... this one from 47 yardout to give the spartans a 9-6 lead ... 4th ququter, iowa's offense e looking for a spark... c.j. beathard with the heavy play-action, he's going deep for tevaun smith... he makes the catch, he goes 85 yards for the touchdown... iowa goes up 13-9 ... michigan state would get the ball back with about 9 minutes and drove 85 yards capped off by this lj scott touchdown... there's the 2nd effort... spartans go up 16-13 ... last chance for iowa... beathard to smith, but smith can't get a clean teral... michigan state goes on to o in the big ten championship in a hard fought battle,

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. >> author stephen hess talks about "america's political dynasties" at the new hampshire institute of politics, outlining the criteria for a dynasty and some lesser-known families who dominated u.s. congress. this program will last about 50 minutes. you, tom.thank that was an overwhelming introduction. you told me things i had forgotten about, myself. you reminded me of my favorite cartoon of dwight eisenhower, my's back in the white house--my boss back in the white house, at the lectern like this. the book i am talking about has a strange history, and unusual history. an unusual it started in 1957 in frank for furt,ny -- frank for it germany. i was in the army, and one night, i went to the library for a book for light entertainment. instead, i saw a massive document. it and it was seven pounds. it was the biographical directory of the american congress, a listing of everyone who had ever served in congress since 1774. i was a political science major in college when i was drafted. i looked through it. i was amazed, there were names that just kept repeating. byard, stockton, tucker. i

parker hesse was named the big 10 freshman of the week today. the former ukon standout had six tackles and that big pick six in the win over nebraska. congrats to uni cornerback deiondre hall for being the named the missouri valley brett mckakin, jacob rath- macher, and karter schult were also first team. panther qb aaron bailey was the newcomer of the year and linn-mar grad and former wartburg coach bob neilson was the coach of the year for his turnaround season at western illinois. thanks scott. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50%0%ore data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than vereron and at&t. plus $400 per line. good tuesday morning from tv-9. here's a look at on our city cam. it's the first day of december. here's what you need to know to

that we have an active shooter and an active shooter going on in our city, and i was nearby i was hess than a mile away, and i started coming this way and just out of pure luck, i happened to pull into the right situation, just north of us, it was just south of the building with this tragedy took place, as i was looking and seeing all of the activity and trying to assess what was happening, i was informed that there was -- that was the he case where this was happening and i was asking for officers to respond as quickly as possible, because we had every belief at that time that we had people still actively being shot inside of the building. my goal was to assemble a team, and enter into the building, to engang the active shooter, this mind set and this type of training became indoctrinated in us after the columbine incident and that was the goal. we wanted to get in the there and any other innocent people from being injured or killed. three officers arrived, there's approximate two minute time lapse from the time that i got there until we had a team assembled. of our four officers and w

she played in hess final match at the us women's national team.nd she was honored before the friendly match with china she has played in 255 international matches. >> must be tired. >> scored 184 goals. more than any player, and that's male or female, mike. so her teammates look to go set her up for 18 an all night. and she had a few good chances but didn't get the score. it is okay. she still, you know; on top. >> legend. >> us of course lose for the first time on home soil in more than a decade. falling one-zero. >> way to go, abby. just kidding. >> on top of this, too, also won two old limb i am gold medals, doing okay, and fifa worlds player of the year back in 2012. one of the best to ever play. >> carli lloyd had nice picture she posted of her last night. >> good buds. >> yes. >> looks like extension granted for those who still need to sign up for healthcare in this country. but you still need to act fast if you want coverage, why the beginning of the year. we're running out of time here, dave kinchen. >> that's right. we have wilmington, de

to parents, if you see something in your neighborhood that worries you or with your own kids, don't hess tate to make that phone call. >> if they see something going on in the neighborhood that's not right, hey, pick up the phone. call the police. if there is an issue with their children's school attendance or grades. pick up the phone. this is the school's social worker's number. >> reporter: i checked in with some residents who live nearby, the latest murder scene to see how both these homicides are impacting them. coming up on news 4 at 6:00, you'll hear from a grandmother who has decided to arm herself. back to you now in the studio. >> julie carey, thank you, julie. >>> a woman's body was found inside a car. she was discovered in that car parked in someone else's driveway. the homeowner called the sheriff's office around 11:00 last night. the woman killed has now been identified as heather chacon. she suffered what's described as trauma to the upper body. the medical examiner is working to determine exactly how she died. >>> at the live desk, we learned a man who says he's a teacher

your chesapeakes and your range resources, your hess and apaches and southwest energy, look, they'rell up today. it's an interesting quasi-rotation going on. i want to show you consumer staples. this is a group that's generally been a winner for the year. you can see they're down more than the market. your big names. your color objections and colgate. what it looks like to me is a little bit of year-end rotation going on. you sell some of the winners in consumer staples, and you buy some of the big losers that are out there in energy. you sell financials because the rate increase and expectations are a little bit lower here. now, again, we've got an expiration today. we've gotten oil expiration on monday. all of that is playing in. it's very difficult to untangle those particular threads. it does look like a little bit of rotation going on today. finally oshgts volatility, we're up a little bit, but remember, the vix has been moving down really all week. you see 26, 27 on monday and tuesday. the market stabilized middle of the week, that started moving down. up about 3% today. carl,

john hess used to be one of them. as under sheriff, he's the county administrator who oversees the jail and its staff. >> we have some mean, nasty, ugly people in jail. some real hard-core criminals. but the majority are people from our community. they're people that are going back. so i think we try really, really hard here to have our staff understand that these are just people. >> deputy justin flynn has worked at the jail for seven years and says he's bought in to that philosophy. >> nobody wants to be in jail. i'm ready to go home after eight hours. i'm trying to make their day better. these guys know that i'll talk to them all. we joke around, but if they cross a line, they're going to get time in. >> he says breaking up the monotony of jail life is important. and there are certain ways to do so. >> the game is bean bag toss. >> the more you can occupy them, the more they're distracted from getting into trouble. the one thing we can't let these guys do is -- gamble, because this is more or less what they do up h