what kind of an impact will lisbon's carter happel make with the iowa wrestling program. scott has that story. and the hawkeyes' offensive and defensive coordinators talked to the media today about iowa's undefeated season. stay with week. but we did get a chance to talk to the two coordinators today.. josh has more from iowa city. the bye week couldn't have come at a better time for the iowa football team. the hawkeyes have several injuries, including to both starting offensive tackles. even though there's been some shuffling on the o-line, the hawkeyes still rushed for 572 yards in the last two games. "throughout camp, we mix- and-match lineups realizing that during the season, different guys are going to have to play different places. obviously, brian ferentz did a great job in game week realizing what we were going to have and the best way to fit all the pieces together." injuries have also piled up at the running back position. it was leshun daniels and jordan canzeri to start the year, then just canzeri, and last week carry the load. "i said in august that i though

was third miles bach and jeremy fopma of marion were fifth and sixth and mount vernon lisbon won the 3a team championship and let's just say they were a little jacked up. 3a girls former tv 9 athlete of the week lilly horst of vinton schellsburg was 6th and dubuque wahlert finished third in the team race . 4 a boys tyson van drasco prairie with the big kick finish second to ryan schweitzer of dowling. sam schillinger of cedarfalls was third. ryan murphy of linn mar 6th dowling won the and prairie third. 4a girls mckenzie janik of pleasant valley cross the line fist in 1755 your top local finisher was was bailey knock of iowa citywest in seventh 1a girls alyssa williams of durant took gold camryn reeg of belleview was second pekin and hailey schroeder of central elkader who's team was crowned champs and pekin was second. 1a boys andrew meyer of bellevue was highland riverside 5th pekin was second in regina third in the team race from fort dodge --thanks scott....linn- mar hosting girls regional swimming this afternoon....20 0 freestyle...ell y kalb of wahlert and kassidy lovig of kenn

was playing some strong d t t -- zach streuber with the sack --- lisbon shuts out north linn 44 zip. in the 8 man game -- don bosco hosting tri countyno score in the first -- the dons on the move -- brandon bagby --- rumbling -- bumbling --- and bulling his way for the first downand that would set up this -- nick mang-rich -- gets to the outstse --- and scampers untouched into the endzone --- 8 nothing don bosco tir-county -- not going away --- austin purdy back to pass -- but damienaw-vel is there for the pick --- and he's housing it --- 29 yards on the pick 6 --- don bosco wins 64 nothing. springville hostincedar valley chrisitanalready 7- nothing orioles first ... jacob loehr keeps it himself for the score.... fourteen nothing springville....and the orioles weren't done --- this time it's henry hoogland xxxx --- that' makes it 21 nothing more of the same later in the quarter -- seth blake gets into the action -- .28 nothing ... that's a check of sports -- justin has a last check of your forecast when the fox 28 28 news at this time on panther sports talk, we cover the uni football

there is a lot going on in lisbon. >> we got together and said, it's make a big change here.ake something different. take this place to a new level, not the place that used to be like dark and dangerous if i can say, what a place for everyone. we brought some quality to the area. >> now you can walk everywhere and every week there is a new disco arm bar or restaurant or hotel. now this is like a symbol of lisbon's downtown recovery. >> imagine festivals every night of the week, every day of the year. you see what we have come to. we are playing a train so that people go away. we will get back to portugal and just the second with alberto garo but we have some breaking news from glencore and from lloyds. shell doess is to sell shares. they could sell 2 billion pounds more lloyds shares under its current trading, after the news that broke early that the british government plans to sell at least 2 billion pounds to households early next year, and the government planning to fully exit its lloyds stake. members of the public will receive a discount of 5% of the market price, with a

we are in lisbon now.irst question is, how did after servingwin a term that implemented a bailout? we do not see that type of thing happen in greece. many think it might not happen in spain. ist is portables -- why portugal so different? >> the latest opinion polls are already indicating this outcome. the coalition stress to the message that they were able to implement this program. they were able to do so without weding into the situation went through without a lot of bailouts. the economy is recovering. employment -- unemployment is slowly dropping. some voters recognize that progress. and they voted for him. even though he lost his majority in parliament. the coalition owner has the majority of seats in parliament. jonathan: we're going to turn the chapter and look to the future. when will that change for this government? and can they serve a full term? portugal,cally in minority governments have not fared particularly well. there has been one since 1974 that completed its full term in office. what the

in class 3a boys, mount vernon- lisbon showcased a dominating performance as five runners finished in the top 17. in 2a girls action, cascade pulled off a big upset, as the cougars knocked off monticello for first place overall, led by junior becca mcdermott. here's the storm track seven day sunny sky through the middle of the week with temperatures in the middle and upper 60s. there is a 70 degree day possible on monday or tuesday. then we track a cold front in here on late wednesday chances for rain. then we really cool down behind those storm systems as we head into next weekend. thaaks for joining us for the kwwl news at six. [ projector clicicng ] [ both moan ] wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game, pat sajak and vanna white. thank you. thank you, jim.

lucas, mcgregor, lisbon and all of eastern iowa and it's one company being scrutinized. the national transportation safety board is holding a public meeting today about air bag inflators made by the takata corporation. more than 20 million inflators used in u.s. made vehiies have been recalled. that happened after we learned the faulty inflators caused the air bags to inflate with too much force... sending metal shards right into the faces of drivers and passengers. . a popular pizza restaurant is robbed five times this year -- so the community steps up to deliver a solution. the owner of mama's pizza in washington could not afford her own security system. that changed this week -- after thousands of dollars were donated through a go-fund-me page. that will cover the cost of brand new security equipment --hich includes seven cameras. she knows your voice, your family members, and so forth. so she's ust a part of oor community like a family member. and when we call her the owner says she feels more secucu, but more thaa anything... she's thankful for the support. pepsi re

jamie: there was a boys playoff soccer game, a lot of them today, but this is derryfield hosting lisbon, in a division four quarterfinal. derryfield had a chance to take the lead, but kelsey's shot went off the cross bar. in the end, derryfeel able to keep the pressure on and they advance to the semifinals, they win #-0. huge night in sports tonight as we're back here live in exeter. celtics and bruins play. the world series. we'll wrap it all up for you tonight. a little cheer, a little excitement? there it is. so it's exeter, pinkerton and friday night football. tom: thank you. fnf tonight. chronicle" it follows "world news." see you back here tonight. everybody tomorrow your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or t

voice division for soccer second half, lisbon' s teran fontaine puts a shot on net, but turned away by the cougars defense. derryfield with a great chance kelsey' s shot goes off the cross bar. the cougars hold on to win, one-nothing. the mets won game three. tom: thank you. shelley: thank you for joining us on news nine tonight at tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky... and unmistakably flavorful. get your day going with one today. america runs on dunkin'. people make mistakes. like paying too much for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. switch to u.s. cellular today for a price that's guaranteed to beat your verizon or at&t plan. d

the continent and that's going to bring some rainfall. 13 for a high on monday for madrid, 21 for lisbon. stockholm 8 degrees coming up on monday. cold weather look at these lows for the morning in japan. some areas down to negative 6 degrees as we woke up. we also had if first reported snow in hokkaido the northern portions of japan. we're seeing the low responsible for that type of weather, windy conditions and moisture shifting towards the east and away from japan. but we do have another low that's coming out of the korn peninsula bringing chance for rainfall for tuesday and extending into the east into portions of central japan as we go into wednesday. have the umbrella handy it's going to be a bit wet as we go through the week. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's you extended outlook. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline". i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. ú >> down to earth at friends rate for and france24.com. you're watching friends 24. these are the headlines. an earthquake rocks south asia leaving at least 70 dead. 12 afghan girls were among the victi

in total has failed, but the time-driven approach, the deliberate decision by the nato summit in lisbon three years ago to withdraw from afghanistan at the end of 2014, or to be more precise, to end the isis mission, driven by president obama, was a mistake. it was made with regard to domestic politics and not with regard to the situation on the ground in afghanistan. sarah: how do you explain gains from the taliban? >> it has to do with the military situation. the nato troops have managed to build up security forces, army and police, with sufficient numbers, but the problem is a different one, having to do with the lack of loyalty and the problem of corruption, and that the ethnic, religious tensions in afghanistan are comes as becoming mirrored in the security forces. it is not a security problem but i governance problem. sarah: give us a sense of the big picture. how can these problems be solved in afghanistan? >> good question. i think nobody has a real answer to that. personally, i would add that maybe it is not enough to stay in afghanistan a little longer, but i think nato and th

from lisbon senior carter happel. happel's won three state championships during his high school career... and went 58-0 last year as junior... in the 138-pound weight class... happel's dad also wrestled for iowa... looking for a way to get a point across to your daughter's boyfriend...here's an idea!this picture has gone viral of a dad being lly. silly.benjamin schockrom wisconsin watched his daughter ricarra take pre-dance pictures with her date.and he decided to step in for one.he then posted the pictures back "whatever you do to my daughter, i'll do to you." you."it's gotten over 3 million views on facebook.the father said he wajust trying to make light of the situation because it was his daughter's first date and he was just trng to be funny. funny.the family says they are shocked its gotten so much attention and it just shows e love and protective nature of a dad with his little girl' in a playful manner good morning again -- it's now coming up next... next...the new country a texas teen is moving to after he was

perhaps it was because the lisbon bounty, a sizable amount, would do his family well in a time of needr know what prompted his great great granddad to prompt this to join this-- brotherhood. i know that with his persistence -- without his persistence, we would have never known this tale , nor how his existence on this earth created a family of future soldiers. being o invention of the anon did researchmiller's through the national archives to uncover archives to pay a portrait of his ancestor. like a puzzle, piece after piece, perfectly placed, these facts and figures help contribute to our now intimate, and personal, glimpse into a shared national history that comes directly from the genealogy of many family trees. miller was himself a volunteer soldier. he chose to serve and a time of war, despite being a student at .enn state university as he turned back the pages of american history, he learned how improbable his existence was, and yet, he stands amongst us today to share the unlikely yarn . you see, little did he know that in the course of just one year, fight, benlist, captured a

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as cold as 17 in pittsburgh. 21 in jefferson. 17 in lisbon. it is a cold start to the day. for some areas, as cold oar colder than we were yesterday at this time. high temperatures into the afternoon up into the 40's. making a run at 50 in a couple of south eastern areas. anywhere between 44 to 48 for most into the afternoon. north country. you start out in the upper teens to near 20. for a lot of locations, you are up about 20 degrees. into the afternoon. and forth between clouds, some sunshine, and a couple of passing showers here or there. unlike yesterday, a lot of this will be in liquid form over the tomorrow we jump into the 50's. 50's to near 60 wednesday. even some lower and a few mid 60's by the time we get to thursday. that's out ahead of the next front that races in here with a couple of showers is a possibility. again no real big systems here. looks like that moves through and we'll cool it back off by the end of the week. high temperatures into the 40's. about as chilly as we'll be for the next several days. you'll notice we go back into the 50's to lower 60's.

he said in 1700, there will be -- there were 12 in lisbon for every american. by 1775, there will be three englishman for every american. push this forward into the next century, is he tongue and cheek when he says this? are his eyes twinkling? we can expect the capital of the british empire to be somewhere in western pennsylvania. [laughter] maybe in the vicinity of pittsburgh, which does not exist yet. the thing that is amazing about his numbers, he is absolutely on target. he gets it right without any of our statistical -- the things we are used to. there is a sense that brooding about the american colonies, they had become a critical mass of population. and as bishop berkeley writes, "westward the course of the empire takes its sway." jefferson reads this. this is where it is going to happen. economically, the american economies from 1700-1760 are really becoming more important to the british empire economically -- in terms of imports and export. you can do statistical analysis, but we are growing. the colonies are growing. then, and there's a lesson here,

john gorigow died after a fight with another passenger on an aer lingus flight from lisbon to dublin. body was full of packages filled with cocaine and it appears that one burst in the flight. the other passengers tried to restrain him during the flight and he bit another man on the arm. jonathan: trending now. "star wars." by now you know the trailer has come out. millions have seen it. so many more are waiting to get in movie and check it out. the newest trailer is out. but have you heard about the hashtag calling for boyfriend of "star wars" 7? no kidding. over the weekend on twitter it has been trending. the creators were trolling folks on the web. trouble-makers. mashable reports that the creators hatched the plan to claim the film is racist, put out a few tweets and they watched it spread by wildfire on line. it's a giant hoax. if anyone is going to keep people from watching "star wars 7" it's a tall order. folks are buying tickets now two months before it hits the theaters. alison: it will be big, big, big. a mansion squatter is in jail after a brazen art heist in california. a

julia is in lisbon with the reaction. julia. >> reporter: thanks so much, carolyn.you quite rightly mentioned, the incumbent prime minister, the first european leader to be re-elected after passing many measures in four years of austerity in a country in europe, as carolin pointed out he didn't get the majority he was looking for, it's a minority. he has to rely on defeated socialists, the center left party, in order to pass policy going forward. there simply aren't enough parties together. we spoke to a well known political commentator here in portugal and i asked them what kind of deal can be done behind the scenes between the incumbent coalition and the opposition socialist party and look to come up with some type of reform policy going forward. listen in. >> although they don't have the majority, they have a sufficiently blocking power in parliament. not to let certain measures pass and they said that they would be ready to do some sort of arrangement if certain red lines would be respected. i would spoke cue late that if they have a minister of finance, a minis

meanwhile exit polls say portugal's ruling coalition has the reelected in one wise first notes of lisbon its excellent -- economic sovereignty. the israeli prime minister vowed what he calls the harsh offensive in response to attacks that killed israelis. expect security forces to accelerate the destruction of homes of palestinians who attack israelis. israeli police have also restricted access to jerusalem. the markets are starting the week in a positive mood. look at the -- the latest jobs report this pushed back the chances of a rate hike this year area the summer seemed the best chance, but many are only looking forward to 2016. the david rust standing by right now. >> i can tell? you have the market is telling you there is more time to artie. theuse of the rate hike, other virtually off the table. one in december have actually come down from just under 15% to about a third. is the odds basically moving into the summer of next year. number 142,000. the number of jobs created in september, less than even the lowest estimate. that, it did not strengthen the case to increase rates this

perhaps it was because the lisbon bounty, a sizable amount, would do his family well in a time of needr know what prompted his great great granddad to prompt this to join this-- brotherhood. i know that with his persistence -- without his persistence, we would have never known this tale , nor how his existence on this earth created a family of future soldiers. being o invention of the anon did researchmiller's through the national archives to uncover archives to pay a portrait of his ancestor. like a puzzle, piece after piece, perfectly placed, these facts and figures help contribute to our now intimate, and personal, glimpse into a shared national history that comes directly from the genealogy of many family trees. miller was himself a volunteer soldier. he chose to serve and a time of war, despite being a student at .enn state university as he turned back the pages of american history, he learned how improbable his existence was, and yet, he stands amongst us today to share the unlikely yarn . you see, little did he know that in the course of just one year, fight, benlist, captured a

perhaps it was because the lisbon bounty, a sizable amount, would do his family well in a time of needr know what prompted his great great granddad to prompt this

win it would we harvested from the machines i the for immediate use for to be put into storage to lisbon for use in greenhouses to help feed plants hist. >>mark: them to use his own ground outside of the comforting than one to use the outside said test in front of what events to use them for home with the new be used to move product declined at the it official which automatically uses sell the data is bidding for people that the plan there were improperly warned on the fish is responsible for five men dollars and over in his charges >>darya: he is going in on the middle east politics he gave his take on one man wearing dark this >>: i said that makes sense that i saw women into the use >>darya: he made the comments on how you would approach from paulsen foreign policy >>mark: we will be right back it'll be here before you know it. hello, halloween. it's the one night when everybody dresses up. and that includes dinner. unleash the power of dough. give i ia pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a

the view from lisbon on the election. did not actually get it majority.t will be interesting to see how it works its way out. this friday, disappointing jobs numbers kill a 2015 fed rate hike. bloomberg's guests remain divided. here is some of the reaction we got. >> this data does show the economy week. >> comprehensively week. >> week job creation, week revision. >> good evidence that the economy has been slowing. >> participation rate back to 1977 levels. >> as long as job growth is in excess of 70,000 per month -- >> even if the economy slows to a 2% growth rate. >> that is growth, in excess of underlying trends. >> it is still growing above potential and will still bring the unemployment rate down. >> we're almost at the sweet spot. the 2%not that far off inflation target if you take out energy. if you look how far off we are of the fed targets we are not that far off. >> it still does not justify zero interest rates. >> now is not the time to look for the fed to be aggressively raising rates. this report had a big effect on killing off the chance th

. >> this monday on c-span's new series landmark cases, in 1830 dread scott during his lisbon in the army. emerson was assigned to duties and several free state during which which dred scott married harriet robinson. when the doctor died mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the widow but she refused and he sued. following the case of scott versus sanford and c-span series landmark cases historic supreme court decisions with a special guest george washington university law professor christopher tracy and martha jones legal history professor who will explore the historic supreme court ruling. landmark cases live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern amber sure to join the conversation as we will be taking your calls and e-mails tweets in facebook comments during the program using the hashtag landmark cases on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio and for background on each case while you watch or your copy of landmark cases companion book is available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> there are two measures pending in the senate that address gun violence. senators f

kept the pressure on, but the save and the cougars hold on, advance with a 1-0 shutout win over lisbon. there you go, that's sports. unh hockey, dartmouth hockey, they're both in action tonight as well. back to you. >> thank you, jason king. the hooksettcommunity is helping one of their own. today is the hooksett jam borery -- jam bore jamborie. super heroes take over manchester, the special camp that some kids took part in this week. to our u local, in goffstown, what a cutie. logging onto >> this week, villains and super heroes showed kids how it's done. >> six cast members from the travelling show marvel universe live held a super hero training camp and the event even had an obstacle course. the kids threw thor's hammer, played with captain america's shield and smashed through the wall with the hulk. josh: i'm amazed they could pick up that hammer. amy: yeah, and the shield, too. it continues through tomorrow. and coming up next, a car crashes into a pole in nasha. debris washed on >> now on news 9, dozens displaced because of fires. what you can do to keep your family safe. lawmake

approximately a quarter of a mile from her home on a busy highway known as route 12 in the town of lisbon. >> i was on my way home. she was walking alongside the road. >> as gruesome as it was, wendy baribeault's murder gave detectives their first big break. >> michael ross grabbed wendy baribeault and pulled her across the stone wall adjacent to this highway. pulled her along this other stone wall through the woods and dragged her up across this stone wall where he assaulted her, strangled her to death and then rolled her body into a stone wall and covered it with stones. >> because the killer took his time to hide the body, malchik developed a theory. >> it's been my experience that somebody that's committed a homicide, all they want to do is flee the area. and this person who had committed this homicide took the extra time to put wendy baribeault inside the stone wall, the stones rearranged to make it look like the original stone wall and left in that condition. we developed this profile in which we thought the person had some connection locally. >> because of the victims' similarities