odell, so long. >> jon: from coverage. odell beckham destroys it. >> mike: and to the end zone. 84 yards. injured giants back there, the left tackle, ereck flowers, banged up coming in with a left ankle injury. holding that ankle. as the giants lead by six. >> jon: you're going to see a slant route. i have no idea what jones, the game because of the injury. jones and taylor, blow coverage. and if you blow a coverage against odell beckham, eli won't miss that one. >> mike: an 84-yard touchdown for eli manning, his fourth touchdown pass of the night. beckham has the 87-yarder earlier. against the pats. so, add the 84 to that, and a 72-yarder last week against the jets. and now has given the giants the six-point lead. flowers, limping off with the help of the giants' athletic training staff. and the two guys from new orleans celebrating a 12th touchdown catch of the year. extra point, good from brown.\ pushing and17e shoving amongst the interior linemen. the referee came to say it was good. something else going on behind the

back to you, jon. jon: thank you, phil.ext hour of "happening now," the new "star wars" movie smashing opening -- smashing records opening weekend. jon: big goof up at the miss universe pageant and we will bring that to you. jenna: we will see you back here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts now. >> this is "outnumbered." i am andrea tantaros. here with us today is harris faulkner, katie pav lich, and today's #oneluckyguy fox news contributor and republican operative tony sayegh. you are outnumbered. >> you went from stategist to operative. >> operative means you get into the grassroots. >> a big battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. after hillary said this about the republican frontrunner on the topic of muslim relations at the democratic debate on saturday gh

jon: galvez is a prolific poster on twitter. he writes about the gaming industry and calls for change, urging game-makers to focus less on gender stereotypes and become more inclusive. earlier this year, galvez noticed internet forum posts suggesting retaliation against views. israel: they posted my information, my wife's information, my father's information. jon: it's called "doxxing," publishing "dox" about a person in the hopes that someone else uses the information to harass and intimidate. galvez says unknown people pranked him by sending religious books, mormon missionaries, pizzas, and more to his house. after reading the escalating tone in the posts, galvez went to sergeant jon buss with the enumclaw police. red someone would send in a hoax threat. sgt. buss: normally something like that we would take very seriouy. jon: it's called swatting -- a prank call that gets police or emergency officials to your doorstep. sure enough, police got an untraceable anonymous tip -- totally false -- that alleged galvez was ready to unl

jon humbert of our sinclair station komo reports on "gamergate" and the dark side of jon: you've done it. >> everyone can game now. it's not an exclusive club. jon: israel galvez doesn't feel much of a gaming stigma anore. israel: hey, everyone games now. we're not all the basement dwellers living in our mom's basement. jon: but that passion to play dangerous place. israel: they're basically domestic terrorists, especially jon: galvez is a prolific poster he writes about the gaming industry and calls for change, urging game-makers to focus less on gender stereotypes and become more inclusive. earlier this year, galvez noticed internet forum posts suggesting retaliation against him for those reform-minded views. information, my wife's information, my father's information. jon: it's called "doxxing," publishing "dox" about a person in the hopes that someone else uses the information to harass and intimidate. galvez says unknown people pranked him by sending religious books, mormon missionaries, pizzas, and more to his house. after reading the escalating tone in the posts, galvez went to

jon: thank you. black lives matter activists say they successfully tricked authorities in minneapolis to expect massive protests in the mall of america. a white rail to the airport where protesters blocked the entrance. tactics worked for -- into a police said in making arrests. 15 people from both sides taken into custody. black lives matter releasing a statement proclaiming the actions successful, and mark clark. >> action for the planned parenthood said shooting suspect, when he told the judge he wants to do now and the gop race for the white house could have an impact beyond a presidency. how the republican nominee could affect the party's majority in congress. we will go in depth. lea: crime stories we're following, in a colorado planned parenthood clinic wants to represent himself in court, robert deer appearing in court where he judge ordered a psychiatric evaluation, facing more than 150 charges in connection to the november shooting. and oregon man going on santa's not the list accused of ro

jon: and i am jon scott. three of the top contenders appearing in iowa and nevada and we will speak to one of them. ted cruz is shown to be leading in iowa and donald trump is still dominating the republican field nationally. here with his crystal ball on where the race could be headed is the director of the center of politics at the university of virginia. you say this is a year when voters probably should tend to want to lean republican. it is tough for one party to keep the white house three terms into row. there are a lot of variables, though. start with the biggest one. >> the biggest one is the candidates. it matters who is nominated. we ignore that and talk about the economy, national security, and foreign policy and of course they matter. president obama's approval rating matters; whether it is high or low. but the most important thing of all is for a party to pick a candidate that can compete and compete with the electorate that exist. jon: donald trump is number one among republicans and stacked up

in seattle, for "fl measure," i'm jon humbert. sharyl: still ahead on "full measure" -- e"if you thought the health care mess wasn't bad enough. families lucky enough to still have good health care plans through work could soon face a new obamacare tax. sharyl: the cadillac tax has nothing to do with cars. it's a tax that's coming on health insurance plans that the government decides are too good. this week, democrats and the tax, which was supposed to raise $9 billion under obamacare. we looked into why it's so unpopular. katie riess is part of diminishing crowd these days. the married mother of 2 likes her health care plan. she says her husband's union contract provides excellent coverage for their whole family. katie: it's pretty affordable for us. my husband's employer pays for most of it and it's a good plan. sharyl: but according to thele care act, it's too good. and by the time 3-year-old spencer walks into kindergarten, the riess family and millions of families like them will be hit with the so-called obamacare cadillac ta

jon: the u.s. senate passes a bill that would replace the no child left behind act and prevent the federal government from mandating common core. it would keep mandatory reading testimonies but lessen penalties for schools that under perform. the president is expected to sign it. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. aclan i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. >> jon: a quick look at what is still to come. are you enjoying the low prices at the pump? you will be smiling when you hear what the chief of the global gas prices say about next year. what the american search giant plans to do with its new e-commerce sick. and health officials looking into what made dozens sick afte

jon: (jon adlibs tease about cy-hawk game) jack: and... lights and festive fun fill valley junction. we stop by the final night for "jingle in the junction." james: ((ad lib weather toss)) tomorrow on good morning iowa... it's friday, time to head to the movies.. this week, we take a look at a big adventure on the high seas.. based on true events, the story even became the isnpiration for a classic novel. plus... a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa! angleson, we are forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." tonight was the last night for jingle in the junction. more than 150 thousand lights shine through the historic valley junction district for the holiday events. santa and mrs. claus were out, there were free horse-drawn trolley rides and even a petting zoo. stephanie: jack: brad james: weather adlib: put script here in green going to stay fairly mild tonight, with a low down near 40

thanks, jon. thank you, guys. wow. >> stephen: people are pretty excited that you are here. ( ) as you can tell. >> hey, you changed the place. >> stephen: we have, we changed it a little bit. we freshened it up a little bit. >> i just remodeled my house. i can't imagine what this cost. wow. >> stephen: yeah. we had to-- we had to take a loan out. >> ( laughs ) i see. i can figure that. >> stephen: well, thanks for being here. >> i'm excited to celebrate you. >> stephen: to celebrate me? >> yeah, excited. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: tonight i celebrate my love. >> this is the thing, i was saying-- i was saying to your team that i have never seen, in my life, a greater marketing campaign. you were on the back of every bus. laughter ) you are driving down the street. >> stephen: if you are slamming into an abutment in your car, your air bag would explode and my face would be right on there. it was everywhere. >> absolutely! you were everywhere, and that is a lot-- >> stephen: no pressure. >> that is a lot of

>> jon: yeah, i met oprah. >> stephen: the hype is real. >> jon: the hype is really real. >> stephen: no, she's-- does not-- it's like, it's not, you can't-- people say oh, she's l le... when you are with opoph, you feel good. and she sort of, like, glows. >> jon: right, like an angel. >> stephen: yeah, a little bit like an angel, right. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: do you think we're setting her up too high right now? do you think maybe-- >> jon: no, i don't think so. >> stephen: i don't think so either. >> jon: because she owns it. >> stephen: yes, she does. she totally owns it. there you go. ( cheers and applause ) she gave me-- presents. did she give you anything? >> jon: no, she didn't give me anything. i didn't have anything under my seat. >> stephen: she gave me-- she gave me a basket of avocados. >> jon: really? >> stephen: and she gave me a-- like, a set of kitchen knives. >> jon: wow, wow. >> steteen: i re-gifted them. ( laughter i did. don't tell oprah. >> jon: who did you give them to? >> stephen: my brother-in-law. i gave them to my brother-in- law. he loved them. i had to f

jon? jon: thanks guys earlier today i had a chance to sit down with iowa state head football coach matt campbell. the focus today-- was why iowa state and what are his goals and if he had a chance to go else where... "did you talk to any obviously other but for me like i said i going to leave quite looking to leave. it was really simple for me to make a decision in terms of why iowa than anything the them the last two years coming out here like we've talked about then obviously when we sat down and met with jamie i think that had a huge impact on why here. this is a job labeled as maybe not one of the best in college football by outside sources. why was it the right fit for you? number one i don't really care what people outside of myself, our staff and really our program to me it's about finding the right fit. and why is it right for me? because of exactly what i thought when i took the job. number one the passion and the fan base here number two the commitment by the university here. num

jon?: well, as the investigation intensifies, we are learning much more about the san bernardino shooters. details on some of the things authorities said syed farook was up to in the weeks leading up to the deadly massacre. >>> plus, remember the infamous affluenza defense? it kept one texas teen out of jail, but now two years later that's where he might end up after all. 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 free world. 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 for the content of this message. jenna: one sheriff in upstate new york is taking a strong stance in response to the san bernardino shooting. the sheriff is taking to facebook

stephanie/2wx: jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon a tough break for isu basketball. jon/2bam: yeah jack they'll lose a leader for the season coming up on local 5 sports we'll bring you the latest news on naz mitrou- long and the impact this will have on the team. "now, local 5 sports welcome back. iowa state guard naz mitrou-long is done for the season. this news coming after the senior sat out sunday's game against arkansas pine bluff to rest his hips. mitrou-long had surgery in the off season on both of his hips. he has dealt with persistent discomfort this season and needs more time to recover from the arthroscopic surgeries according to the press release. naz has applied for a medical redshirt which would allow him to return next year. the big thing for iowa state is they are losing a proven leader on the court. this weekend deonte burton will make his cyclone debut and it couldn't come at a better time. naz will hope to return next season if his medical redshirt application is accepted. he has played in 8 games this season averaging over 12 points pe

>> trevor: it's jon stewart, everybody! (cheers and applause) oh, wow! oh, wow! it's jon stewart! (cheers and applause) oh! i can't believe it! this is awesome! oh, wait, wait, wait -- (bleep). are you here to take the show back? >> oh, man, i heard about this in american tv! are you taking the show back? >> no, trust me! trust me! a thousand times no! actually, i have this issue, i care about it very deeply and i was wondering, i want to get attention paid to it, but i was realizing i don't have a show, and nobody gives a (bleep) anymore. so i thought, you have a show, and maybe i could come and -- >> trevor: hey... i'm here for you, jon. my show is your show, my friend. >> oh! >> trevor: yeah! (cheers and applause) what do do you need? >> let me just -- >> trevor: no, i'm not gonna -- >> i understand. that's good. so back in 2010, okay, after far more lobbying than should have ever been necessary, congress passed what was called the zadroga act, healthcare for 9/11 first responders after the government told them it was safe but it gave them cancer. >> trevor: so had to celebrate

>> jon: woo! >> jon: yes. >> stephen: because i've met oprah. i spent like a whole day with her once. >> jon: oh, wow. >> stephen: it's not a contest. but, um... >> jon: yeah, well, you know, if-- if it was a contest, then you'd win, but it's not. >> stephen: so if i had made it a contest, i would have just won the oprah contest with you. >> jon: right. >> stephen: but you-- have you met her? >> jon: yeah, i met oprah. >> stephen: the hype is real. >> jon: the hype is really real. >> stephen: no, she's-- does not-- it's like, it's not, you can't-- people say oh, she's like... when you are with oprah, you feel good. and she sort of, like, glows. >> jon: right, like an angel. >> stephen: yeah, a little bit like an angel, right. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: do you think we're setting her up too high right now? do you think maybe-- >> jon: no, i don't think so. >> stephen: i don't think so either. >> jon: because she owns it. >> stephen: yes, she does. she totally owns it. there you go. ( cheers and applause ) she gave me-- did she give you a present?

"now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we jon: a winner. the word loss wasn't one that stayed in his long. but sunday the town of madrid lost their beloved coach who helped create the that it means. " it's a great night big crowd. playing a man we get to showcase the talents coach perkins said it best. he's like our whole coaching staff. we want you to unleash your best performance of the year. that's four quarters of go get them be true to your reads being strong discipline good pad height and carrying out fakes if we can do this i guarantee you a tiger victory. october 9th was one of the few times this past season-- that hinkel's squad lost to calhoun that night. "nat or are we going to finish it off win the next two?" hinkel embraced the wishbone offense-- and he was meticulous with the study of it. in 29 seasons as the head coach of the madrid tigers hinkel accrued 264 wins and just 58. he led his teams to 25 of the last 26 state playoffs-- was state runner up 7 times. and crowned champion once-- in 1991. nat "we have the whole crowd on

jack: jon joins us now-- and jon matt campbell already getting to work for isu. jon: yeah jack-- no rest for the new man under the headset. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear matt campbell's plan for recruiting-- and what he can jon: matt campbell wasted no time letting us know the type of person he is... what stands out most-- well he's ready to get to work. he talked about the most important aspect of the off season-- recruiting-- in abundance today. his plan start right here in iowa and build out. new iowa state football coach matt campbell is in a hurry to get his staff in place-- the big reason-- he's got to get to work recruiting. "recruiting is at a premium right now and i think we know this we have two weeks until there's a dead period and i don't want to miss those two weeks. " it's an area that campbell can bring new life to for the cyclones. his 2016 recruiting class for toledo actually ranks higher than paul rhoads' did according 24/7 sports. now campbell is excited about the product he now has to have an opportunity to sell are outstanding. i thi

with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: welcome back. cyclones fans won't see naz mitrou long on the court at hilton the rest of the season. the senior guard has decided hang up the high tops for the season to allow his hips to get back to 100 percent. it was a decision he and head coach steve prohm made together yesterday-- and one that mitrou long is thrilled about. "this is just a decision that we felt is in the best interest of him going forward and he's got all of my support and prayers. it sucks man i mean it really does suck. i'm at a low point and it will get better when we get some wins in i know as we start to win and i see things happening like matt taking over my spot and halice and deante and so forth things will start to feel better. but i believe in this team man there's no doubt about it we have enough talent and best leaders in the country so i wouldn't do it if i didn't believe that the beat has to go on and i'll be there every step of the way for naz but from a team stand point i've gotta be better, georges, jameel all

jon: it is brutal. them to strip out assets, tighten up the balance sheet -- when do i start to see the good news? -- it iswes already already there in the u.s. it is just a reflection of falling oil prices. it makes people much better off. they do not spend all the money immediately, but they spend quite a bit of it, and my guess is by the end of the holiday season, we will see them spend a fair share of it. as a result, i am bullish on growth getting into 2016. we turn to washington. the president's import and speechless night. "bloomberg surveillance" welcomes megan murphy, our washington bureau chief. we are working with marty shanker in washington. it was a different speech, megan. image speaks volumes. we have a lectern in the oval office. i have never seen that before. would you please explain what the white house is trying to a comp with the folksiness, the immediacy of the oval office, and yet we are getting a lecture from a lectern? megan: that was the third office speech the president has giv

. >> jon: and i am jon scott. the los angeles' schools are closed because of a threat. we have more live from los angeles. >> reporter: they get threats all of the time but this was rare enough to act. it was an unspecified threat at an unspecified school. officials say it came as an electronic threat. a local tv station is reporting it was an e-mail. so they are looking for a backpack or a package. some type of bomb. obviously not an assault. there are 900 schools in lausd and they have closed all of them. that is unprecedented. out of an abundance of caution according to the superintendent. >> i know it is cold. we are making every effort to see we get the notification to parents as soon as possible but i am not taking the chance of bringing children into any part of the building until i know it is safe. >> reporter: that means lausd is calling in all of the resources it can from the county, federal level, fbi, atf, are going to have to sweep each school individually. 900 schools, 200 charter schools, more than 640,000 students in all. logistically this is a nightmare

jon: is donald trump hurting the republican brand? >> under joe's analogy if donald trump doesn't get the nomination does that mean the idea he tam pained for, republicans soundly rejected, voters say they are not for that. there is no evidence this has long-term while it grabs headlines today there will be is no evidence or beliefs this will long term hurt the party. the issues our nominee talk about will define the party as we go into the general elect. the question is do you want to continue on the path we have had the past seven years. that's what hillary clinton is offering. or do you want to go a different path. this is why ted cruz and marco rubio have so much credit going into ohio and new hampshire. they are talking about how they are going to defend this country. is donald trump going to be the nominee? we don't know that today. but what we do know i this is increasingly become a national security elect and democrats don't want that because they aren't in line with american voters on it. jon: just about every one of his comp

this weekend, jon? >> jon: i'm going to get some rest and -- life. >> jon: yeah. no? >> stephen: ?>> jon: i might go to a musical. "hamilton"? >> jon: i saw it, it's great. incredible. >> stephen: nice lyrics and good research, too. >> stephen: it is. musicals, excellent research. >> stephen: yeah. >> stephen: i didn't have to read the bible because i saw "jesus christ superstar." >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: i'm very excited for him to come out here a little bit later. i want to take a moment to say how much i like the opening credits of the show. created by a wonderful argentinian director with the absolutely perfect argentinian name of fernando-- wait for it-- livschitz, of the buenos aires livschitz. in the run-up to the show, i stumbled on a wonderful tilt shift video of new york he made called "scales," which he shot in, like, two days with a handheld camera and no permits. so don't tell the cops. so, i said, "get me livschitz!" and we got him on the skype. he was a gentle, soft-spoken, wonderful guy

jon? jon rosmann: i think we need to focus on things that we can have impact on now because some of our solutions could take decades. we can do a better job of recouping costs within our own healthcare systems and utilizing models to help recycle or repurpose medications within the system. craig vansandt: right. thank you all very much for your help. on behalf of the inter- religious council of linn county, i'd like to thank all of you. i'd like to thank you for watching. have a great week. today's special paid presentation for cindy crawford's new meaningful beauty ultra, you'll discover the secrets to not only aging gracefully, but beautifully while looking your absolute best every step of the way. i think my philosophy on aging is really more my philosophy on living,

jack/2lam: local 5 sports director jon schaeffer joins me now. and jon, a big loss for a small-town here in central iowa, with the passing of madrid head football coach randy hinkel. jon: coach hinkel was at the helm in madrid for nearly 30 years. he led his teams to 25 of the last 26 state playoffs. but it's not his winning record that's being remembered most today. ""30 years ive seen him take boys make them into men, better citizens, fathers and husbands jon: you could also feel the love for hinkel during day" live reporting on friday mornings during football season-- there were even some randy hinkel "fat-heads" in the crowd. there's no doubt about it -- the man was loved. jon: jack-- we'll bring you more on the life and legacy of this beloved coach, and take a look back at his career, later in sports. jack: coach hinkel will be this visitation is from 4 to 7 at the madrid schools early wednesday to get ready. the lights at the from 5 to 11 that night to pay their respects. still to come on local 5 news at 10. jack: presidential out. who the

jon: as u.s. inventories expand for a 10th week we go live to vienna to breathe you tomorrow's meeting. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. jon: good morning from frankfurt. 7:30 here in london. nejra: janet yellen has suggested a space a future rate increase could affect the future tour the current target. that's after they call for the initial move to be reasonably confident. they expect rates will rise gradually after that widely anticipated increase this month. the u.k. minister of defense has confirmed that the jets have taken part against islamic airstrikes in sy

jon: no child left behind is gone. now is every child succeeds les that is the national education law intended to give state and local school districts more flexibility and reduce the requirement for standardized testing for those between grades 3, and h. the president about to sign that into law. he is quite happy about the prospects, a rare bipartisan moment on capitol hill and at the white house. jenna: we are monitoring what the president has to see. national security level raised in switzerland where authorities are searching for terrorist suspects connected to isis. police increasing security measures as they actively search for four people, senior foreign affairs correspondent in london with the latest. >> reporter: we're getting a good deal more information about this terror alert in geneva in the past hour or so. fox news has been told by officials in the security areas of the government in geneva they decided but the city on a heightened state of security. this, they told us after they mermaid wear last night

stephanie: sports director jon schaeffer joining me now and jon my bulldogs looking for a win tonight in basketball jon: yeah stephanie they're taking on depaul coming up on local 5 sports we'll show you if drake had enough in the tank to come away with a win with jon schaeff jon: welcome back-- the drake bulldogs are experiencing the definition of an up and down start to their season. coming into tonight they're 4-4. the win some they lose some-- but they need to tune things up before missouri valley conference play starts in less than a month. tonight they take on depaul we head out to the knapp center-- drake trying to get above 500. start with reed timmer-- the young bulldog star drives gets the bucket and the foul-- he'd miss the free through drake down 2 early. but billy garret junior on the fast break gets a lay in of his own-- and one. blue demons up 7 after the free throw. but timmer puts his team on his back in the first half-- off the steal gets the lay in at the rim. and how bout some more this time from beyond the arc-- timmer for three-- of his teams first 20 points toni

jon/livetvu1: coming up in sports-- it's the cy-hawk game. i'm up here in ames getting ready-- fans filing in-- and tip off is under a half hour away. we'll preview the game later in the show. jack: but next. how a johnston hair salon is "going green" with its extra hair. "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie iowa's most iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie: welcome back-- who knew you could recycle hair? we found that out today... while covering a quite unique hair salon in johnston. it's called delire ... on windsor parkway. and the owners recycle everything that comes through their doors. they are the first salon in iowa to do this. they've partnered with green circle salons, which helped divert nearly 400,000 pounds of waste away from landfills just last year. "i think it's something we've been trying to do in our homes so its nice to bring it in to our business and we're ho

reporting from los angeles jon iowa. we'll be right back. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: after such a mild start to december, it is really looking and feeling like winter now. in fact, we are likely going to see our coldest temperatures so far this winter for the metro the next couple of days and nights. tonight will be mostly to partly cloudy later with temps falling back into the 10s for the metro. even though the winds are not too strong, wind chill values will be in the 0s most of the night and even into the day thursday. we should see some temps will only reac >>> charges today are filed as a result of new information. >> cosby in court charged with sexual assault. what happens next? >> it's what's coming up right

schaeffer, and jon we're ready to roll in indianapolis. jon/2ram: yeah stephanie and so is kirk coming up on local 5 sports we head out to lucas oil stadium to hear from jordan furbee and coach ferentz about handling the big ten championship hype. "now, local 5 sports the stage is set-- and today we had two coaches who are eerily similar in more than one way. jordan furbee was at the press conference and has more from lucas oil stadium. "well jon this season has clearly been a special one for the hawkeyes and when you talk to the players throughout the season they never get too high or to low they always stay very even keel just like their head coach "that's one of the strengths of this football team. this will be a new challenge certainly it's the 13th game we haven't played in a 13th game this early unfortunately but it's a big game but they've all been big for us every game has been of equal importance we believe that and more importantly our that i think that we've got great leadership. i think the guys understand the value of doing th

jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon iowa ready that's right jack people of indianapolis know about the hawkeyes. local 5 sports we'll hear from a couple of the jordan furbee is er. we are iowa sports" jon: welcome back-- saturday is fast approaching. for hawkeye fans it's a first-- and a big one at that-- iowa is making their first appearance in the big ten championship. it's a literal play in game for michigan state and iowa. we know all of that. but now the hawkeyes are in unfamiliar territory-- i don't mean game wise-- i mean city wise. what exactly do people in indianapolis know about the hawkeyes? we go to jordan furbee live in indy to see what he found out. jordan: jon hawkeye flood indianapolis with this being iowa's first ever trip to the big ten championship. i caught up with some locals to see what they know about the hawkeyes. "what is iowa's mascot? the panthers " ok think bird falcons? hawkeyes.... there we go. what is the capital of iowa? no idea, sioux falls, no that's south dakota. what city is iowa in? iowa is a state. yes but what about the

( applause ) jon, andrew. andrew, jon. >> the wonderful cue of d-flat-- >> jon: yeah, i like that. don't cry for me argentina all through my wild days my mad existence i kept my promise don't keep your distance hey-ya-yay-yeah ( cheers and applause ) >> beautiful! >> stephen: "phantom-- phantom-- phantom of the opera," which, it's still running on broadway, it's been running since the mid- 14th century-- ( laughter ) >> 13th century, actually. >> stephen: 13th century, okay. my apologies. ( laughter ) the great song from that, everyone knows, of course, is "music of the night." >> yes, of course. yeah, we can do that. night time sharpens, heightens each sensation darkness stirs and wakes imagination abandon their defenses helpless to resist the notes i write for i compose the music of the night >> stephen: did you write that about yourself? >> jon: yes, he did! ( applause ) >> stephen: did you write that about yourself? ( cheers and applause ) andrew, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you so very much. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: andrew lloyd webber, "school of roc

jack/2bam: i'm here with and jon fans get the good news or bad news about rose bowl tickets today jon/2bam: yeah jack at least the ones given to the university of iowa. least the ones given to the university of iowa. coming up on local 5 sports we'll break down the costs and just how many fans put in welcome back. today is the day-- iowa fans hoping to get tickets through the university of iowa found out today whether or not they'd get a seat at the rose bowl on january first. there were nearly 55,0000 ticket requests for just 22,000 tickets that were available through the university ranging in price from 150 dollars up to 185. this is the first trip to the rose bowl since 1991 for the dream season. it's no secret iowa fans travel well. with so many people requesting ticketsthere are sure to be some broken hearts. we caught up with one fan in iowa city who got the good news today that he'd be inside the rose bowl for the new years day game. but wonders how they determine who got the best tickets. "(ethan diehl) my parents had season tickets for like 35 years and i read on k- hawk that

"now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we jon: welcome back. last night's last minute win by iowa state sparked a court storming. among the filing onto the court-- des moines register writer randy peterson broke his tibia and fibula causing many in the media and fan core to call for court storming to an end. the big 12 saying that iowa state handled the post game celebration protocol consistent with the guidlines they put in place. they protected the players, coaching staff, and officials so no repercussions will be levied by the big 12. here's what head coach steve prohm had to say last night about his take on storming the court. "that's part of college athletics. that's a great moment. those guys have been camping out here for three days. there's probably only like ten schools that do that in the country, so give them there 15 or 20 minutes to do that. i mean i thought it was pretty cool. i hate that randy got hurt, i mean that's terrible. i was going to shake hands and to see my wife to be honest, because that was a great moment." jon: a lot

jon joins us now-- and jon a beyond is what hawkeye fans are looking at. yeah jack but they need to go to indianapolis asap to educate iowa. coming up on local 5 sports. jordan furbee introduces us to a few locals who need to brush up on some iowa trivia. " now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we jon: welcome back-- iowa fans are gearing up for the trip to indy-- and boy do the folks in indiana need some educating on the hawkeyes. jordan furbee has more from indianapolis. jon all is quiet but in less than 48 hours hawkeye nation will descend on indianapolis here now earlier today didn't really see too many hawkeye fans saw a believe it or not but i actually caught up with some locals from indy to see what they knew about the hawks. "what is iowa's mascot? the panthers " ok think bird falcons? hawkeyes.... there we go. what is the capital of iowa? no idea, sioux falls, no that's south dakota. what city is iowa in? iowa is a state. yes but what about the school? iowa city? what are iowa's colors? black and yellow? if you had to guess what iowa's colors ar

jon/bam: this week is finals week for both iowa and iowa state. that means players will be focused on their tests-- but they still have the big four classic this weekend. today iowa state coach steve prohm addressed the importance of focusing on gearing up for second. "obviously finals week we're off today we'll shooting groups then we'll start getting ready for northern iowa wednesday thursday and friday but glad to be 9-0 going into finals week and now we just gotta take care of business academically. " "i was thinking about skipping all my finals but maybe i should go take them obviously we've done this before and you just gotta have your priorities straight i mean there's always still time to get into the gym really we've had our academics in order since we got here and we get great support around here so i'm not too worried about it." "it aint no big adjustment for me or george his fourth year my third year it was overwhelming my freshman year i didn't really know how to handle it but now i got it down pact and we should be good and stay shar