joel's sister now showed police these photographs of joel and his family, not at their home in new mexico, but visiting dina's home in the portland suburbs, in may 2004, the very month brooke wilberger disappeared. joel, his wife rosie and three kids needed a place to stay. joel had gotten a job supervising a cleaning crew, a job that meant he would be traveling all over the state of oregon. >> we were under the impression that he would be there for a couple of months. a lot of the time there would be -- you know, he would bow out fairly early on, i've got to do something for work. so it was mostly rosie and the kids with the rest of us. >> so he was traveling quite a bit? >> that was my understanding, yeah. >> and then this bombshell. may 24th, the day brooke was abducted, was one of those days when joel courtney was traveling. he had a court day, it turns out, over on the oregon coast on that drunken driving charge, but he never showed up. according to court records, he called the courthouse and said he was going to be late and that phone call was made from the very town where brooke di

and he was prepared. >> joel: he was prepared. so difficult to do when you don't have the reps to back the confidence up. what a performance. >> gus: for the first time since 1939 baylor comes in to stillwater and wins, 45-35, the final. they do it with a backup quarterback. chris johnson. saves the day for art briles. the bears hand the cowboys their first loss of the season. lets's go down where our molly mcgrath is standing by with art briles. >>> thanks, gus. coach, congratulations going around. your team has dealt with adversity all season. another quarterback, jarrett stidham, goes down with injury. how happy are you with how chris johnson responded? >> i'm just happy for your football team. we have faced a lot of adversity and we talked about being a tough team. that's something we want to be and come in here and play tough. just grind every play. everyone had a chance to help. i thought jarrett was unbelievable in the first half, chris was unbelievable in the second half, the defense placed great. good special teams a grea

joel's sister now showed police these photographs of joel and his family, not at their home in new mexico, but visiting dina's home in the portland suburbs, in may 2004, the very month brooke wilberger disappeared. joel, his wife rosie and three kids needed a place to stay. joel had gotten a job supervising a cleaning crew, a job that meant he would be traveling all over the state of oregon. >> we were under the impression that he would be there for a couple of months. a lot of the time there would be -- you know, he would bow out fairly early on, i've got to do something for work. so it was mostly rosie and the kids with the rest of us. >> so he was traveling quite a bit? >> that was my understanding, yeah. >> and then this bombshell. may 24th, the day brooke was abducted, was one of those days when joel courtney was traveling. he had a court day, it turns out, over on the oregon coast on that drunken driving charge, but he never showed up. according to court records, he called the courthouse and said he was going to be late and that phone call was made from the very town where brooke di

and he was prepared. >> joel: he was prepared. so difficult to do when you don't have the reps to back the confidence up. what a performance. >> gus: for the first time since 1939 baylor comes in to stillwater and wins, 45-35, the final. they do it with a backup quarterback. chris johnson. saves the day for art briles. first loss othe season. lets's go down where our molly mcgrath is standing by with art briles. >>> thanks, gus. coach, congratulations going around. your teamas dealt with adversity all season. another quararrback, j jrett stididm, goes down with injury. how happy are you with how chris johnson responded? >> i'm just happy for your football team. we have faced a lot of adversity and we talked about being a tough team. that's something we want to be and come in here and play tough. just grind every play. everyone had a chance to help. i thought jarrett was unbelievable in the first half, chris was unbelievable in the second half, the defense placed great. good special teamsms great team win. >>> nour third string qua

and he was prepared. >> joel: he was prepared. so difficult to do when you don't have the reps to back the confidence up. what a performance. >> gus: for the first time since 1939 baylor comes in to stillwater and wins, 45-35, the final. they do it with a backup quarterback. chris johnson. saves the day for art briles. the bears hand the cowboys their first loss of the season. lets's go down where our molly mcgrath is standing by with art briles. >>> thanks, gus. coach, congratulations going around. your team has dealt with adversity all season. another quarterback, jarrett stidham, goes down with injury. how happy are you with how chris johnson responded? >> i'm just happy for your football team. we have faced a lot of adversity and we talked about being a tough team. that's something we want to be and come in here and play tough. just grind every play. everyone had a chance to help. i thought jarrett was unbelievable in the first half, chris was unbelievable in the second half, the defense placed great. good special teams a grea

billy joel is in support of the students. he sent a letter to the board highlighting the importance of music programs for future generations. they postponed the vote on the closure proposal and he supported willing to donate to the school. jeanne d. esposito is one of the many parents trying to save the school. >> a lot of people like can't afford to bring in anything close to that kind of work they're getting to do with this program. >> it's amazing being a place where the people and everyone wants to do something similar to yours and everyone is here for purpose. >> we are left with a little bit of hope. reporter: they have until mid-march to determine whether they have enough funds and students to keep the school open for another year. jody goldberg "fox 5 news." antwan: drones are coming under fire by the city council. new york lawmakers want to place restrictions on where, when and how unmanned drones that can be fun. the bill has 24 co-sponsors. the bill would also ban the use of a drone with the person controlling it i

gets in for the score. >> joel: here you go. p.a.t. to make eight ten-point kick situation. >> gus: extra point is good. ten-point game, 1:12 to go. oklahoma state, with one time-out left. to go. fighting until the very end. as the cowboys and the bears prepare for an on-side kick. tried to cross him up, last time. came to the wide side of the field. kicked it right at coalman. he, again, will be down here just below the 50 on the bottom of the screen. >> gus: this time kick it to the other side, off the bounce. >> referee: free kick out of penalty, first down. >> gus: art briles, he's smiling now. his team comes in to stillwater. take a look at the remaining games for baylor. tcu in forth worth next week. >> joel: boy, we thought that was going to be just a barnburner of a game. still holds so much important answer. but this was a gutsy win. just an awfully gutsy win. down to your third string quarterback. chris johnson, bo blacksheer, defensive tackle was out, chance waz played with a neck injury, o'brien stewart was out, terrell bur

mollie: fans of billy joel are in for a treat as the des moines symphony brings the music of billy joel to the des moines civic center. welcome back everyone. the maestro is joining me now with all the wonderful details about this. how exciting for fans and maybe younger generations that are not familiar with billy joel. guest: this is a great show. michael cavanaugh was the star of "moving out" for a couple of years on broadway. billy joel auditioned him and chosen for this part. the great line is that billy joel said "you play my music better than i do." after the moving out thing came to a close, michael got some great hollywood in broadway arrangers and maybe straight big charts for 70 orchestra. it's almost like the beatles. iconic music and the way these things are tailor-made for a full symphony orchestra. the entire des moines 70 is on stage along with michael and his band doing these great tunes like "p.m. in" --"pinaano man." when he made 25-30 years ago. mollie: just a couple of years ago. michael himself is a tony winner. guest: he is a tremendous singer and actor. he has ha

joel said god will clean it up. he'll catch me even when i'm drunk. no, some of you think you got your word from the lord. let me clarify this. (laughter) when you really know god, when you have a relationship with his son jesus, you want to do what's right. you may make mistakes from time to time, but you're not trying to see how much you can get away with and still feel good about yourself. deep down, you have a desire to honor god, to be your best. and the scripture says here in titus: "god saved us not because of the good things we've done but because of his mercy." this is the key: his mercy is not based on our performance. if it was only dependent on us living a perfect life, never making a mistake, then none of us would be here. you may not have been saved by your pants from a telephone pole. but i wonder how many times god has saved us from dumb things that we've done. i can admit i've done a few. and don't look at me like that, i know i'm a saint compared to you. (laughter) but every morning i start off the day by thanking god for his goodnes

it is my pleasure to introduce joel iskowitz. [applause] joel: thank you so much. good afternoon everybody. i went to thank everyone for coming. that very,david, for very wonderful introduction. i want to thank a couple of individuals just before i begin. the founder of this beautiful institution and chairman emeritus. i also want to thank my very who friend constantine, creates wonderful ideas, this being one of them hopefully. then i speak to you about designing congressional gold medals from my perspective. christian, to thank who is held my hand through the process, making sure everything works well. that the slide presentation goes well. and i also certainly want to thank, last in this case but not least by any means, jimmy. event ay made this possibility from my standpoint, she invested a lot of time and energy in interviewing me for trying to find out the story behind the congressional gold medal's from my vantage point, my point of view. that is really what i will be doing here. realized that i would be speaking at this very prestigious institution, when ch

joel: i am so sorry, that is my omission. the back of the medal is a common reverse with different inscriptions. the imagery is a common reverse, and american bald eagle. i do not have a picture. it was designed and sculpted by phoebe. eagle.n american bald it is positioned away from the viewer three quarters and turning back as if to look in retrospect or introspection and each side, new york, the pentagon, pennsylvania, each of appropriate inscriptions. i could not tell you what they are right now. that is what the rivers on all -- that is what the reverse on all three is. go to the united states mint website. the historical picture archives. their website has all the congressional gold medals. they will have descriptions. they are more accurate than mine. yes? david. >> is there actual gold in the gold medals? how many are struck? joel: that is a great question. yes. it is all solid gold. i am beyond my pay scale to talk about this but from what i know, i know it is gold. there is one gold medal struck. it winds up in the

to partner with joel osteen ministries, visit joelosteen.com/partner today. . . here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >> now, before we start this episode of the "kitchen experts" show, we have a special message for you. >> breast cancer awareness is very important to all of us, and it was for the month of october. it means so much to me personally that i want to continue the breast-cancer awareness through the end of the year. >> absolutely. and enjoy the show. >> enjoy the show. >> hi. welcome to the "kitchen experts" show. i'm janelle marie. today we're behind the scenes. we're in the showroom, in pleasanton, of kitchen experts. you can see them in the beautiful granite y

joel courtney was 38 years old. this albuquerque suburb, rio rancho in this home with his wife and three young children. he had worked as a mechanic and fisherman and had worked all over the united states. a fluent spanish speaker, he also lived in mexico. but the man who appeared in family photos as the ever-smiling attentive father also had a dark side. six months before, his wife had taken out a restraining order against him, reporting he had choked her. >> the first time i saw him, i remember thinking it was as strong a reaction that i had had to richard ramirez. >> ramirez is the notorious night stalker, convicted of murdering more than a dozen people in the 1980s, now awaiting execution on california's death row. prosecutor theresa watley once crossed paths with ramirez in the courtroom. >> he actually made the hair on my arms stand up because he was so evil. the only other person that has done that to me was joel courtney. >> when you first read the reports about this case, what went through your mind as a pr

joel san tore is trying hard to prevent. cover story is reported now by martha teichner. >> they haunt you. these eyes. as intended. you're supposed to regard the greatest and the tiniest the lowness equally. if we can get and look these species in the eye we'll get down low and look them in the eye you see how lovely they are. how much intelligence there is. they're telling us something. they're shouting it. >> for ten years now our friend national geographic photographer joel sartore made it his life's mission to be their messenger and he hopes their protector. they're noh building a photographic arc. >> this is the arc room, we call it. we have 5,002 species in here. all rolling past. at this rate it would take two hours to see them all. it's supposed to just overwhelm people with what life looks like on earth. >> and what might soon be extinct. >> the very last of very last, the rabb's fringe-limbed tree frog. he's like nine years old at least. when he's gone that's it. will be extinct. >> his photo arc will be at the na

. >> i'm joel. >> i'm josh. >> no one knows that better than the stanley brothers.heir family business is pot. and if you look at these clean-cut guys and what you see surprises you, don't worry. they've heard it all before. >> when we were round the corner, oh, wait a second. you know, did you finish high school? >> they all not only finished high school, but also college and in some cases graduate school. now they are some of colorado's biggest growers and dispensary owners. they produce up to 600 pounds of medical marijuana a year, and much of that marijuana is high in thc. but here on their remote farm at this undisclosed location in the mountains -- >> it takes a lot of plants. we're allowed to grow six per patient. >> they have been growing something different. something they call revolutionary. >> it's greenhouse one. >> greenhouse one, yes. welcome to it. welcome to paradise. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden. >> there's nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1%

leading up to isu's game saturday, joel lanning was named starting quarterback. mark mangino was shown the door. todd sturdy was named the new offensive coordinator. time to see if all the changes would change the outcome for the cyclones, who came into the game with texas with three straight double-digit losses. it was a halloween special, joel lanning from ankeny getting his first start at home. how would his play calls mesh? first quarter, lanning led the team down the field. mike moran, the freshman scores a 3 yard touchdown. isu built a 10-0 lead. and texas couldn't move the ball against the cyclone defense. whether it was jonathan gray ot tyrone swoopes, the isu defense , especially upfront wouldn't , budge. texas was 2-13 on third down. isu outgained texas 426-204. third quarter, lanning to the air, dropping dimes, what a pitch and catch to don drake daily. 17-0 iowa state. joel was 19/37 for 188 yards, also ran for 64. warren was the star -- 32 carries for 157. and in the fourth quarter, a 24-0 the final. it is isu's first ever-home win over the longhorns

joel lanning steps up and fires a laser to allen lazard... he fifihts off a deffnder, 30- yard touchdown... cyclones up 21-7 ... k-state returned the kickoff for a touchdown... but the clones respond... mike warren busts through the left side... and he is gone... 76-yard touchdown untouched... warree finished with 195 rushing yards... iowa state leads 28-14 ... final seconds of the first half, lanning throws it in the corner to lazard... he gains control, keeps the left foot down for his 2nd touchdown of the game... cyclones led 35-14 at halftime ... but kansas state came back in the 2nd half... in the final minute, the wildcats scored 10 points off two iowa state ttrnovers... kansas state comes back to win 38-35 brusssls for u-s mililtary personnel. alert level following last friday's deadly attacks in paris france. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t chris havely for your fininl recast. now that the snow has moved out, it has left us with a thick blanket of generally 6 or more inches of snow cover across eastern iowa. that snow

joel grey is in front of the line and goes to the counter and says, "joel grey. and, you know, right away they -- right away they find him his tickets. and he turns around to rory, and he goes, "i didn't have a ticket." [ laughter ] joel grey just goes up to theaters around new york city and says his name. >> seth: just a standing reservation. >> i mean -- >> seth: that is the peak right there. >> that's when you make it. >> seth: and what was liza like? >> liza kind of shows up in a cloud of medicinal marijuana smoke. [ laughter ] only makes her cooler. >> seth: yeah, of course. >> i'm sure she -- it is -- it is, you know, medicinal. for pain. >> seth: right. >> and she says to me backstage, you know -- i thanked her a lot. i thank the legends, because they really taught us how to do this, you know. such as tradition in theatre. and we learned how to do this from them. and i thanked her and joel. and she said, "well, have you ever seen me live? and i said no. well then you still have something to look forward to." [ laughter ] gangsta! [ applause ] liza is strai

it is my pleasure to introduce joel iskowitz. [applause] joel: thank you so much. good afternoon everybody. i went to thank everyone for coming. thank you, david, for that very, very wonderful introduction. i want to thank a couple of individuals just before i begin. john herzog, the founder of this beautiful institution and chairman emeritus. i also want to thank my very good friend constantine, who creates wonderful ideas, this being one of them hopefully. then i speak to you about designing congressional gold medals from my perspective. i also want to thank christian, who is held my hand through the process, making sure everything works well. that the slide presentation goes well. and i also certainly want to thank, last in this case but not least by any means, jimmy. who truly made this event a possibility from my standpoint, she invested a lot of time and energy in interviewing me for trying to find out the story behind the congressional gold medal's from my vantage point, my point of view. that is really what i will be doing here. when i realized that i would

another keeper, no one will catch him. 130 yards rushing for joel. cyclones lead 31-21. 4th q, just over 3 to play. j-w walsh swings it to jeff carr, 7 yard strike. cowboys first lead of the game 35-31. cyclones get the ball back. 4th and 1. questionable play calling. mike warren, over 1-thousand yards for the season, but a yard short here. stuffed. iowa state loses a heartbreaker, 35-31 wrestling outdoors in november. when first announced, it sounded crazy, but mother nature gives an assist, and grapple on the gridiron turns in to a huge success. 42-thousand 287 fans. shatters the ncaa record by over 26-thousand. . great atmosphere. 125 lbs. 4th ranked thomas gilman two- point take down. gilman with a major decision 9-1 over number 7, eddie klimara. 184. sammy brooks 4 point near fall. brooks wins by tech fall 17-2. 197. 4th ranked nathan burak two point take down. 5-3 decision over nolan boyd iowa knocks off number one osu 18- 16. channel 13's michael admire joins us live from kinnick stadium with more. the high school football playoffs continnue f

joel iskowitz. joel: thank you. thank you for that introduction. i want to thank a couple of individuals before i begin. john herzog, number one. the founder of this beautiful institution and chairman emeritus. i also want to thank my very good friend, who creates wonderful ideas, this being one of them, hopefully, that i speak to you about designing congressional gold medals. . i want to thank kristin iq lera herzog, number one. the founder of this beautiful institution and chairman emeritus. i also want to thank my very llera, who has held my hand and makes their -- sure everything works well. thank certainly want to last but not least by any means, anie, who made this event possibility from my standpoint because she spends a lot of time and energy interviewing me to find out the story behind congressional gold medals from my vantage point, from my point of view. that is really all i am going to be doing here. when i realized that i would be speaking at this very prestigious institutions, when kristen mentioned it would be covered by c-span, i im

another keeper, no one will catch him. 130 yards rushing for joel. cyclones lead 31-21. 4th q, just over 3 to play. j-w walsh swings it to jeff carr, 7 yard strike. cowboys first lead of the game 35-31. cyclones get the ball back. 4th and 1. questionable play calling. mike warren, over 1-thousand yards for the season, but a yard short here. stuffed. iowa state loses a heartbreaker, 35-31 the season, but a yard short here. stuffed. iowa state loses a heartbreaker, 35-31 to okie state. cyclones on the road next week the high school football playoffs continue from the dome. van meter 1 win away from playing in their first title game. 1a semifinal against hull western christian. 1st half. ben trent, hits carson rhodes. his 2nd touchdown of the game. van meter leads 17-14 at the half. but the wolfpack get a late 4th q touchdown, and thats it. western christian advances 21-17 over van meter class 1a semifinal. top ranked albia #3 gv at #17 william penn playing for the rock and ladder trophy; scoress in the 3rd until jordan cheatem finds some space and find

national geographic photographer joel sartore is hoping his pictures of the 12,000 different animals in zoos around the world will help save them from extinction. >> the very last of his kind. >> later this sunday morning, portraits of peril. >> osgood: sylvester stallone first made fame as a boxer. rebalboa is back as he tells lee cowan. >> sylvester stallone maintained childhood. >> was that you growing up? >> in the sense that you wanted people to think that you were >> not so much. >> i am big and tough. i don't know if you noticed. >> sylvester stallone on his latest in carnation of the italian stallion ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: a singer with recording and triumph is about to have her debut on broadway, her name is jennifer hudson this morning anthony mason has her story. >> jennifer hudson who started out singing on a disney cruise ship is about to make her broadway debut in "the color purple." >> can she add a tony to her grammy and her oscar? >> even to this day it feels very surreal. >> jennifer hudson, later on "sunday morning." >> this is my kind. >> osgood: go

the long island high school for the arts will stay open and they can thank billy joel. yesterday, during a school board meeting, a letter written by the singer urged members to consider other alternatives before closing the high school. board members voted unanimously to take steps to than shutting down. a member from the board says the long island native billy joel will donate to the high school. >>> a holiday tradition state park. the annual "holiday light" spectacular will brighten the beach starting at dusk through 10 p.m. visitors can drive through 2.5 miles of decorations. the cost is $20 per vehicle weeknights, $25 on the weekend. synchronized light display continues through january 3. >>> what kind of weather for that tonight and through the weekend? let's check that with lonnie quinn. >> cooler. i think that's the biggest thing you'll take away from this weekend. when we chat on monday, cooler over the weekend, it's going to be basically not that far below where you should be. if you look at temperatures right now, here's the deal. you know, 54 around the city.

another keeper, no one will catch him. 130 yards rushing for joel. cyclones lead 31-21. 4th q, just over 3 to play. j-w walsh swings it to jeff carr, 7 yard strike. cowboys first lead of the game 35-31. cyclones get the ball back. 4th and 1. questionable play calling. mike warren, over 1-thousand yards for the season, but a yard short here. stuffed. iowa state loses a heartbreaker, 35-31 to okie state. the season, but a yard short here. stuffed. iowa state loses a heartbreaker, 35-31 to the hawkeyes have never started a football season 10-0. a win over minnesota and iowa makes history and also brings floyd back to iowa city. iowa wearing the blackout uniforms under the lights of kinnick stadium. 1st q. leshun daniels, in from 3 yards out. 7-0 hawks. 2nd q, now tied at 7. cj beathard, bootleg, walks in the endzone. 14-7 hawks. but the gophers wont go away. mitch leidner, rolls right, throws left. brandon lingen 40 yard touchdown. tied at 14. just before half, its daniels again. plows in from 2 yards. when this sportscast was recorded iowa led 24-14 in

. >> joel: how about that. i'm still trying to take in what we just saw. there was a team, i would be remiss if i didn't start with notre dame. their season, you think about the injuries that they have had, what they had to deal with, and to be in this position with a red shirt freshman quarterback with stanford on the road 4 of the last 5 games. you think they might run out of gas. all of the credit in the world to the fighting irish. they had a wonderful season. unfortunately, it ended two points short. they're not going to be in this college football playoff. and then six lead changes? and the senior, kevin hogan, this guy has had such a unique career following andrew luck. last year, guy plays with the weight of the world on his shoulders. and he played his best games of his career in his 34th win tonight, in his last home game here at stanford stadium. he was really terrific. i thoment he was calm in the pocket. he picked up some first downs with his feet. then when it was on his right shoulder or nothing, to get the ball down the field in order to gi

joel lanning steps up and fires a laser tw allen lazard... he cyclones up 21-7 ...k-state returned the kickoff for a touchdown... but the clones respond... mike warren busts through the left side... and he is gone... 76-yard touchdown untouched... warren finished with 195 rushing yards... iiwa state leads 28-14 ... finalal seconds of the first half, lanning throws it in the corner to lazard... he gains control, keeps the left foot down for his 2nd tochdown of the game... cyclones led 35-14 at halftime ... but kansas state came back in the 2nd half... in the final minute, the wildcats scored 10 points off two iowa state turnovers... kansas state comes back to win 38-35 we have seen so far this season. lows bottomed out below zero for some overnight and this morning. with the slightest breeze temperatures will feel like they are significantly colder. make sure to dress in layers and keep warm. with some sunshine and a southwest wind our temperatures will rebound back into the upper 20s this afternoon. partly cloudy skies will dominate the skies

tonight, graphic artist joel iskowitz on women aviators who received the congressional gold medal for their world war ii service. >> another great thing about our nation is that we may not show gratitude to our men and women in uniform, or those who have done great service and achieved great -- great things for humanity, but after 60 or 70 years, he come around. and we give credit where it is due. these women -- these women, they flew marauders, which were nicknamed widow makers, ok? the male pilots, who they were standing in for so they could be assigned combat duty, they were afraid because it was nicknamed the widow maker. the women air force service pilots, was hand selected. and these women flew those be-26 planes -- b-26 planes and loved every minute of it. they were an incredible group of latest. my wife and i got to meet when the congressional gold medal was bestowed upon them back in 2009. that is my drawing. in terms of process, it is a pencil drawing. it is not just one pencil drawing, i might go through 45 different versions. announcer: tonight, the designing and history o

iowa state leads 17-0. 252 total yards for joel in his first start. and how about 1 more in the 4th to seal it. josh thomas in from a yard out. iowa state puts a whoopin on texas 24-0. paul rhoads passionate in the locker room after the game. cyclones hit the road next week at 14th ranked oklahoma hawkeye fans are dreaming of a perfect season. with 5 games left iowa is in the drivers seat for a spot in the big 10 title game and perfection. home taking on maryland. zach johnson and the claret jug iat kinnick stadium. 1st q. leshun daniels, back from injury, in the endzone from a 1st q. leshun daniels, back from injury, in the endzone from a yard out. 7-0 hawks after 1. later to the air. what a catch by george kittle, 1-handed. the flying kittle. back to the ground. akrum wadley, follows the blocks, in to the endzone. 11 yard touchdown. 14-0 iowa. special teams helping out. maryland punting, blocked by aaron mends, iowa back in business. and that leads to derrick mitchell, in from 2 yards out. 21-0 hawks at the half. 4th q. maryland threatening again, b

. >> reporter: for ten years now, our friend, national geographic photographer joel sartori, has made's mission to be their messenger. and he hopes their protector. their noah building a photographic ark. >> this is the ark room we call it. we have 5002 species in here. at this rate, it would take two hours to see them all. it's supposed to overwhelm people with what life looks like on earth. >> reporter: and what might soon be extinct. >> the very last, that's the very last of its kind, of this tree frog. he's like nine years old at least. when he's gone, that's it. they will be extinct. >> reporter: his photo ark will be at the national geographic museum in washington, d.c. until april. >> this is the northern white rhino that i photographed at the zoo this summer in the czech republic. there were five at the time. this is a very old female, and she died one week to the day after we photographed her. now there are four. this is the pygmy rabbit. that animal has gone extinct. >> reporter: it has? >> yeah, yeah. you can see her from thor end of the exhibit. we wanted people to be able

ken jones or joel mchale? >> i'll go with you. on josh's cheating cancel. >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show. in tonight's "e.t." birthday, which community star had a unique way to prepare for a kissing scene. >> i brushed my teeth for nine hours. >> it was joel mchale, i got it right, turns 44 and has no guns left. >>> one direction will take the stage sunday at american music awards. last night they shut down hollywood boulevard because she were on jimmy kimmel live. i think i still hear girls scream. >> it was pretty crazy. we're going to leave you with a look at monday's "e.t.." pamela anderson her first interview since life changing news. >> her first interview since her life changing health news. >> twenty years ago they told me

joel lanning was pretty good... but the defense stood out... they'll try to keep it going next week at oklahoma... still ahead in sports, panthers look fresh.why playoff dreams aren't dead yet in cedar falls.more sports @ the players and coaches will be the first to admit it... u-n-i dug themselves a hole with three straight losses in october... but playoff dreams aren't dead yet in cedar falls... they just have to win out... the panthers were looking fresh in the new all-black unis... down 7-0 in the second quarter... look at this play design... fake run... aaron bailey finds braden lehman wiiiide open... that ties it at seven... then next drive... bailey wants to taste the end zoneimself... calls his own number... and the panthers push the pile... took awhile for the signal... there it is... u-n-i goes up 14-7...and defense... south dakota goes downeld here... but dfiondre hall... always in the right place at theheright time... he picks it off... one of two u-n- i turnovers on the day... and the panthers move to 4-4 on the season with a 20-7

don everhart, he said, joel, are you going to the after event? where nasa and families of the astronauts and the caucus room? i said i don't know anything about that. but a congressional aide to said lease follow me. you want to go? i had a call of the united states mint. i was good to meet those folks for lunch. i said, i'm going to stay with don and see the ostrogoths at an after of them --see the stronauts at and after event. there is a gentleman sitting ere, adam, it was not enough that when i followed don and to that caucus room, i got to shake everyone's hand. i got to shake the hand of neil armstrong. i had a conversation about his remarks in the rotunda, which were soaring. again, pun intended. i went over to john glenn. and at one point, i told him something that is a wonderful story i have to tell you. talk about cool. when i first got the assignment, as a layman, my first question was, how will i portray riendship 7? how to get inserted into orbit? what was his position, east to west around the globe? est to east? against the, you know

for joel and molly, i'm gus johnn saying so long. we are! right now on fox 28 new new clues - about a shootetes past. past."a shot came from inside the building, blew out a window."police in colorado - detail what they know about the man accused in a deadly attack on a planned parenthood clinic. clinic.and ...keeping up with the big boxes. boxes."keeping your money in town really helps"the holiday week-end that's so important to mom-and-pops - - and how they're getting you inin the door - for small business saturday. saturday. good evening.tonight police have identified - the man - they say is responsible - for a deadly shooting - at a planned parent-hood clinic - in colorado springs.. investigators say robert lewis dear - is a loner - who avoided people - but t so far - they aren't - talking about a motive. motive.david - bagg-no - - has the latest - on the investigation. investigation. mourners wiped away tears during a vigil for the victims of friday's deadly shooting rampage at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs.vicki cowart

first glimpse of of the seven mccaugheys, kenny jr., alexis, natalie, kelsey, nathan, brandon, and joel.. ounces, to 3 pounds, 4 ounces. from there our cameras caught up with the 7 siblings and older daughter mikayla as they grew from babies. to toddlers -- to teenagers learning to drive -- and, yes, dating. now in their senior year, it's a mixture of emotions, as they look to graduation and life on their own. brandon will be the first to leave the nest. he has enlisted into the army. >> i'll be going june 1 for 14 weeks of basic and air and then my job is the infantry. i'll probably be gone most of the time because i'm going active duty for that. mollie: and that is hitting his jr. miss everybody. going into the military. we were the closest. i'm going to miss him a lot. mollie: jkenny junior plans to go into the construction trade. kelsey is in all state choir and wants to pursue a career in music. >> after graduation, i don't know where i'm going. all i know is that i want to go into music, musical theater. anything around there. mollie: and she has a built in fan club. >> they're my

. >> reporter: for t t years now, our friend, national geographic photographer joel sartori, has made it his life's mission to be their messenger. and he hopes their protector. their noah building a photographic ark. >> this is the ark room we call it. we have 5,002 species in here. all rolling past. at this rate, it would take two hours to see them all. it's supposed to overwhelm people with what life looks like on earth. >> reporter: and what might soon be extinct. >> the very last, that's the very last of its kind, of this tree frog. his name is toughy, because he's outlived projections. he's like nine years old at least. when he's gone, that's it. they will be extxtct. >> reporter: his photo ark will be at the national geographic museum in washington, d.c. until april. >> this is the northern white rhino that i photographed at the zoo this summer in the czech republic. there were five at the time. this is a very old female, and she died one week to the day after we photographed her. now there are four. this is the pygmy rabbit. that animal has gone extinct. she was very near the e

joe girdner joins us live from kingston and joel how did the cougars look tonight? joel ad lib intro kennedy has been absolutely manhandling opponents in the trenches all year long....and it would be no different tonight.first offensive series for the cougars....wh o else? senior running back tyler draille takes it in from 7 yards out to give kennedy an early lead. north scott moved the ball well in the first half...but could never finish off drives....here kier brown coughs up the ball a..nd todd gusta is johnny on the spot for kennedy.... ensuing drive for the cougars.....draille again...this time from 5 yards out to make it 14-0. move to the 2nd quarter....and if it ain't broke don't fix it.....draille another short touchdown run. and just when you start to load the box to stop draille....nick duehr goes play action pass and finds the big man....shawn beyer from 22 yards out to give kennedy a 28-7 lead heading into the break. the third quarter the cougs got a little tricky....you're flowing hard one way to stop draille and the reverse it on you to beyer. beyer ge