let's bring in channel 13's john can't help but notice since john started covering his alma mater, dowling has done nothing but win championships. the cyclones equal their highest the cyclones are now fourth in the associated press poll. kentucky #1, followed by maryland, michigan state, iowa state and kansas. isu was #3 in 1959. cyclones at home tonight. chattanooga is three and oh with a win over illinois this past weekend. much better test for isu than chicago tonight on the channel 13 news at ten... the horrific crash that killed a des moines woman... what the driver's family says he was fleeing.... and the possible connection to an unsolved murder... the latest on the investigation tonight at ten.

ben jacobson is now 7-0 mater. the iowa women jump all over houston 64-50. cyclones lose three straight in from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. [ cheers and applause ] hey, how you doing? what a nice group. yeah! thank you. how are you? thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. see you later.

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stanford stadium, and it's rivalry game, over a team that you grew up cheering for and your father's alma mater. where does this win rank in >> number one all-time, number one of all-time. to come out here on senior day against an amazing notre dame team. and fight to the end. they went out with a score, 30 seconds left, but that's the way the game went. we figured whoever had the ball last was going to come out on top. made a great catch and ukropina ice in his veins. >> molly: this game always ends in dramatic fashion. you beatly good notre dame team. what does this say about what you can accomplish moving forward, head noogs the pac 12 championship game and beyond? >> just means we have to keep stacking them. we got two in a row, we have good team next week at leave eye stadium. but just -- levi stadium. we'll keep it going. feels good to get this trophy. >> congratulations, kevin. >> thank you. >> gus: stanford wins the legends trophy as they defeat notre dame. up next for the cardinal pac 12 -- usc. 38-36 the final, an instant classic as stanford comes back to beat the fighting irish. next

la abogada piensa que mater tiene otros motivos. >> tambiÉn es como un compromiso polÍtico como obamaigrantes que otro presidente haya deportado. julio: la belleza de una mujer puede ser muy peligrosa cuando tratan de distraer a un oficial en la frontera. le hacemos un especial de las mulas en la frontera. reportero: con el pasar del tiempo ha enfrentado cambios significativos esta fotografÍa. puertos que facilitan el comercio ilegal. la versiÓn principal de los oficiales es que deben pasar por estrictos procesos de revisiÓn. se descubren los problemas relacionados. >> cuando iba a cruzar el punto fronterizo, y ahÍ fue la sorpresa de mi vida. confiesa que cruzÓ a mÉxico. >> no solo traje medicina, sino que traje otra cosas que yo no sabÍa. me dijeron que si yo sabÍa lo que traÍa atrÁs... y yo dije que no. porque no lo sabÍa. y resultÓ que eran paquetes de droga. reportero: mula ciega se llama a aquellos conductores que cruzan la frontera de estados unidos cargando paquetes de droga, sin que lo sepan. >> me hicieron muchas preguntas, si sabÍa lo que traÍa, por quÉ le habÍa hecho... yo

they charged the alma mater itt tech with fraud alleging it concealed financial information from investors. they declined our interview request. he says he doubts the degree would've really been useless. >> i am willing to say that if he graduated from an accredited criminal justice program, there are many police agencies that would hire him. maybe not the one that he wanted >> he gave up on the degree and his stream of police work. he's focused on warning other vets and working to pay down the $40,000 student loan debt. >> of it is a shame that they prey on the minute women that protect this country and earn a benefit. the others are just trying to take that. >> the defense department banned the university phoenix from enrolling new service members, alleging a pattern of policies designed to protect military students. they are facing investigation by the justice department and 18 attorneys general. the new enrollment for obamacare has started. but with co-ops collapsing, people will find fewer and more >> last week, we look at the many challenges facing obamacare. the co-ops are nonprofit

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vice president at i-b-m, and president of the boston market food chain.he's also taught at his alma mater, harvard university, where he received an m-b-a.he says criticism - - at hihibusiness background is far removed from academia - just isn't true. "this is an institution with a tremendous heritage, and it's searching for its vision, what it's next step is, and that's a similar, familiar process. i've not only experienced and been part of, help lead, but also i've taught it."the 64-year old says with confidence that with time - he can lead the univeristy to greatness.and - his experience transitioning companies through change - his yeararof teaching - and his leadership skills are proof enough that he is not afraid to make hard decisions. decisions."it's not enough just to know where you want to go, you gotta get there, and@ getting there means you gotta make some pretty clear, direct, bold decisionsnsand build a culture to be action oriented." harreld and his wife will be living in a two-thousand dollar a month townhouse while the president's quarters are dergoing remodeling.yoyocan se

it's my mom's alma mater. and my friend melissa got in, too, and her family has an apartment right off campus, so she says i can live with her, and that way you won't have to worry about paying for housing or a meal plan or anything. well, you're talking pretty fast there, kiddo. something else driving your decision? no. just feels right. well, i want you to broaden your horizons-- including geographically-- and we discussed this, we agreed on this. you went to school in new york, and you did great. uh-huh. honest answer? mm-hmm. you didn't happen to overhear grandpa and i talking the other night after dinner? no. why? the money-saving angle to your decision. mom, i can look up what these schools cost and what you make in, like, two google seconds. i'm just trying to help. well, i appreciate that. but no decision needs to be made tonight, so why don't we both sleep on it? love you. i love you, too. danny: all right, one more thing. jamie: that's five more things already. listen, use your opponent's momentum ag

they each brought a golden football to their *shared* alma mater in florida. n-f-l films is capturing the journey. james brown, host of "the n-f-l today" on cbs, takes us to north fort myers high school. 3 a nenemarvel series hits netflix today. it's (time)... netflix today. series hits a new marvel 3 3 school.myers high to north fort cbs, takes us f-l today" on host of "the n- james brown, journey.capturing the n-f-l films is florida.alma mater in their *shared* football to golden brought a they each bowls.two super also played in jevon kearse bowl teams. jevon kearse also played in two super bowls. they each brought a golden football to their *shared* alma mater in florida. n-f-l films is capturing the journey. james brown, host of "the n- north fort myers high 3 school.3 3 a new marvel series hits entertainment 3 is after the break. 3 3 3 winter storm warnings are out for the entire area, as out for the entire area, as we are expecting the season's first snowfall. we can expect widespread snow amounts of up to 6-8" through early saturday. the storm will sta

this group from my alma mater will give us an early look at their show.y will join our other guests at the tech awards gala on november 12th at the san jose convention center in downtown san jose. here to play "grooving high" is the san jose state university latin jazz ensemble. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. that was great. "grooving high." never walk while you talk, otherwise people might think san jose state didn't give me a good music education. again, the group will be performing at the tech awards gala on november 12th. for more information on the group and the upcoming tech awards event, go to nbcbayarea.com. you can also follow us on twitter and facebook. we'd love to get your feedback. join us next week and every week here on "asian pacific america,". thanks for watching. now we go out with more from the san jose state university latin jazz ensemble. enjoy. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, colorado rampage. >> i heard four gunshots louder than i ever heard. >> a lone gunman goes through the streets of colorado springs killing three peop

how about syracuse you're alma mater hanging it. >> made it a gam after giving up to touchdowns under first two minutes. rex's sonon did hold on extra points. >> makes it look easy on the date.% his 15th straight 100 yard game. 181 yards. they will face a ranked team for the first time this season next week against michigan state. j.t. barrett at quarterback also had 74 yards rushing inddition to the passing numbers. b.j., number four, notre dame looking good. >> head coach of wake forest recruited deshawn kaiser from bowling green. i'm going to notre dame. puts on the jets there to get around the corner to score a touchdown. >> lot of irish fans against boston college coming up. josh adams with 98 yard touchdown run, longest in notre dame history. what wehought might b b upset the day, oklahoma state in trouble against iowa state. on the road. there were some storm warnings inmes, cyclones blew in hard. touchdown. the sigh crohn's try to get back in it. throws a little high, a little wide. >> it was iowatate who spoiled oklahoma state season four years ago with 37-31 win in over time

earlier today when i got to meet up with the high school choir from my alma mater. you'll be able to hear them sing in a christmas special we're putting together for the holidays. if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook page. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) radar shows snow pushing through the (music) >> announcer: our veterans' voices. on this special day, veterans' day, two veterans share their stories on how they fought for freedom and for peace on strange and foreign shores. >> maurice: there they were, right out in front of you, shootin' at you. >> robert: of the five, i'm the only one left. all the rest of 'em are deceased now. >> annououer: these are our

. >> reporter: as they are uncovering the scope of the about a meeting at dunn's alma mater who calls the reporter's story ridiculous. >> reporter: what was your reaction seeing the movie? >> i was so overcome by shock and emotion i through up. >> reporter: his family are beside themselves. >> they used my name, my place of work in utterly falsification. >> reporter: dunn believes it was done purely for dramatic effect. >> reporter: hollywood needed a villain and in this seen they assigned that to me. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the company says it believes the complaint against spotlight it's authentically captured the events, issues and the times. they are demanding that the film. >>> tonight a timely visual warning on how not to cook your thanksgiving turkey. when it comes to frying your turkey. make sure you thaw it out. >>> i lived in atlanta for a in the south. it's delicious and if you look at the nutrition information it's not that much different than a regular turkey, i swear. google it. >> reporter: it is a little bit below average tonight. and this time last year we were

stanford stadium, and it's rivalry game, over a team that you grew up cheering for and your father's alma mater. where does this win rank in >> number oneall-l-me, number one of all-time. to come out here on senior day against an amazing notre dame team. and fight to the end. they went out with a score, 30 seconds lele, but that's the way the game went. we figured whoever had the ball last was going to come out on top. made a great catch and ukropina ice in his veins. >> molly::his game alwayss endnd in d dmatic fashion. you beatly good notre dame team. what does this say about what you can accomplish moving forward, head noogs the pac 12 championship game and beyond? >> just means we have to keep stacking them. we got two in a row, we have good team next week at leave eye stadium. but just -- levi stadium. we'll meep it going. fefes good to get this trophy. >> congratulations, kevin. >> thank you. >> gus: stanford wins the legends trophy as they defeat notre dame. up n@xt for the cardinal pac 12 -- usc. 38-36 the final, an instant classic as stanford comes back to beat the fighting irish. next

he won two ncaa division iii titles at his alma-mater, mount union in ohio -- where he won three more titles as a player. he also was an assistant at bowling green before coming to toledo, also as an assistant. on saturday, toledo offered campbell a contract that would have made him the highest-paid coach in the mid-american conference. campbell is married with three young children and a fourth on the way. he'll be introduced at a noon the hawkeyes finished an undefeated regular season on saturday, but still fell one spot in the new a-p poll iowa is fourth this week at 12 and 0 -- just ahead of michigan state, who will play the hawks in the big ten championship game on saturday. the hawks are third in the coaches poll. oklahoma jumps over iowa after beating oklahoma state to win the big 12 title. clemson and alabama stay 1-2. the new playoff rankings are released on tuesday. in the fcs playoffs, northern iowa will travel to portland state saturday for round twtw uni beat eastern illinois 53-3- in the first round. that game will kickoff at 9 pm central time on saturday. it's their firs

her alma mater. >> dream dozen not come true just because you dream them. it's hard work that makes things hahaen. it's hard workkhat creates change. >> when you startedaying yes, whatattarted to happen? >> it's the doing of the thing that undoes the fear. >> reporter: it was more than public apprances shonda would sayes to. you call yourself fat. >> i did. new york. and i tried to buckle the airplane seat belt and it would not buckle. you can call the stewardess and say, hey, this doesn't fit,an i have a seat belt tender? or you can maybe die by not using a seat belt. i decided i was going to die. there was no way i was going to say out loud, my seat belt won't buckle. >> reporter: that moent was life changing. >> i hit this point where i realized, i work really hard in every other area of my life, why wouldn't i throw myse@jk5 being healthy and losing weight in the same way? 137 pounds. >> what do you say to people, whatat your quick weight loss secret? >> it's hilarious everyone kept surgery? there's nothing except finally >> reporter: as her year of yes

how about syracuse you're alma mater hanging it. >> made it a game after giving up to touchdowns under first two minutes. rex's son did hold on extra points. >> makes it look easy on ten-yard run second touchdown of the date. his 15th straight 100 yard game. 181 yards. they will face a ranked team for the first time this season next week against michigan state. j.t. barrett at quarterback also had 74 yards rushing in addition to the passing numbers. b.j., number four,otre dame looking good. >> head coach of wake forest recruited deshawn kaiser from bowling green. i'm going to notre dame. puts on the jets there to get around the corner to score a touchdown. >> lot of irish fans against boston college coming up. josh adams with 98 yard touchdown run, longest in notre dame history. what we thought might be upset of the day, oklahoma state in trouble against iowa state. on the road. there were some storm warnings in ames, cyclones blew in hard. here, finds him for the go ahead touchdown. the sigh crohn's try to get back in it. throws a little high, a little wide. >> it was iowa state who s

students from mater dei school just made a more than 500 dollar donation to go toward the cancer center's free breast screening program. they helped to organize a "pink out" day at their school where students paid $1.00 to wear pink and they each wrote a little prayer on a small pink ribbon. they organized the small pink ribbons with the prayers to spell the word hope. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) your forecast tonight is for a low of 37 and mostly clear skies. tomorrow's high will be 61 with partly cloudy skies. the 7- day shows a wet, windy wednesday. the wind will remain strong all the way through friday, but [ music ] >>> donald trump! >> saturday night trump. what y didn't see on tv. >> trump at the 3:00 a.m. after pay. >> did a great job. got good reviews. >> and laura davi will he get the $5,000 bounty? >> i heard if i yelled that, they'd give me $5,000. >> and olympic fall.

look at what's happened at my alma mater. at the basis of this, the heart of this is political correctness and multi-culturalism. >> the multiculturalism part used to not be a bad term.cultu. >> the multiculturalism part used to not be a bad term. i had an agent say by all means respect your heritage, but by all means don't ignore ours. assimilate and honor your culture and your heritage, but not at the expense of blocking yourself off from ours. >> this was an overt strategy on the part of these european nations and on the part of the united kingdom, where muslims were allowed and are allowed to not be integrated into society. they do not learn the language. they do not take part in the customs of the nation and they live separately. >> do they go to public schools? >> they live in areas that they're only surrounded by muslims. and to the point of the pc left, we're not allowed and have not been allowed in this country and elsewhere to even discuss radical islam, jihadis. we're not allowed to bring it up because we're accuse

we get a closer look, alma mater, a statue in front of the library. we can take you now to west long branch. this is the campus there. the students sent this video saying there were 50 students who walks along with professors from every race and creed. she said, again, expressing solidarity. these are still shots. we stand in solidarity. students in social media really spreading this. we see this from that campus. black lives matter. of course co-opting or linking up with the movement that emerged after the police brutal brutality cases. they say the demonstrations were peaceful and no arrests. >> thank you. >>> new at 5:00, a bloody day in lebanon. 37 people died and more than 200 injured at twin suicide bombings. the explosions hit minutes apart during rush hour in beirut. a third tourist died before he could detonate his bomb. the area is a stronghold for the militant group, hezbollah. bombers struck as lebanese lawmakers met for the first time in over a year. >>> the loved ones of those killed in flight 587 marked 14 years sinls the tragedy. [ spe

season -- take a road trip -- ben jacobson and the guys went north to grgrd forks to take on his alma mater -- north dakota dakotaand this one was all panthers from start to finish first half wes washpun -- works it down low to jermey y morgan -- he uses the glass for 2 of his 9 points -- washpun had 8 dimes and 10 pointsas a team the panthers shot 63 percent from 3 point range -- knocking down 12 of them -- matt bohannon dropped in 3 --- 5 panthers finished in double figures led by paul jesperson's 18 - u-n-i rolls 97 to 51. the cyclones took down illinois in the emerald coast classic championship game to improve to 5 and oh --- i-s-u was led by georges niang's 23 -- 4 clones finished in double figures -- 84 to 73 was the final. third game in three days for bluder's bunch -- iowa taking on houston in the lone star show downtah-nye-ah davis finds alexa kakaanek -- who banks itithigh off the glass for the hoop and harm -- kastanek finished with 13 points and 5 reboundsand this is what the hawks like to do -- get it an go -- whitney jennings leading g e break -- to kastanek -- who dishes it a

after the game last saturday and he said, 'no,i've got no problem with you guys beating up on the alma mater at all.'" and cole is making the most of his senior season he is second on the team with 92 tackles. and let's hope it is happy homecoming tomorrow. one last look at the forecast, chris... the soggy conditions we had on our thanksgiving day will persist into the night. we will also see a changeover in some areas to a wintry mix. some light ice accumulations are possible, especially in areas to the northwest. precipitation will come to an end overnight, with a cloudy, and cooler day coming for friday. winds will be brisk from the north at around 15-25 mph. eventually we will see those clouds break up some, especially to the north by later friday evening. the weekend will be dry, but another rain/snow system looks to affect us by the start of next workweek. thanks chris. anks for joining us forrg-tv9 news at 10.we hope to have you here again tomorrow.

bugeja is the director of iowa state university's greenlee school of journalism, kevin's beloved alma mater. >> kevin in particular in his work on our advisory council was instrumental in our curriculum and making sure our curriculum was up to date. steve: bugeja says kevin has always been very good on the big stories but it's what he has , done on a daily basis for more than three decades that impresses him most. >> it's appearing on kcci night after night when there's hard news, good news, software news or none -- soft news or none and finding the story behind the story and captivating us as listeners. steve: gone but definitely not forgotten that's how bugeja characterizes kevin's departure from kcci. >> when a person leaves, he or she also leaves a legacy. in kevin's case those standards those newsroom practices will be there when he's not there. steve: in his spare time gartner becomes an even bigger baseball fan. >> i think it's about time he buys season tickets laughs. -- season tickets. [laughter] will you give him a deal? i'll give him a deal. i'll give him the cooney rate. steve:

glenn came back to coach his alma mater as the coyotes moved to division one -- he was 12-34 in four seasons at south dakota. he is one of 76 coaches in ncaa

and, a super bowl champion from siouxland delivers a special football to his alma mater. sports fource is next. children born today will never know a world without mobile devices. how technology will impact them the rest of their lives. plus.. how you can use your phone to save you thousands of dollars if disaster strikes. a spot in the state volleyball tournament for the 17th time in the past 18 years. the crusaders, ranked 8th in class 4a, were facing unranked carroll in the regional final. the obvious neutral site for the match -- schaller, iowa. we'll pick it up in the 3rd set tied 1 set a piece.8 the crusaders dominant at the net -- taylor ferguson lays it up for senior grace hanno -- splits the blockers -- heelan up 3. later in the set -- tied at 24 -- carroll going for the kill -- blocked at the net -- mary volz gets up there for the stop -- heelan take the lead. set point for the crusaders -- another big time play at the net -- this time it's claire brobst with the block -- crusaders take a 2-1 set lead. on to the 4th -- match point -- ferguson puts it in the book

he gave his alma mater the gift. it's now worth more than $20 billion. >> university of maryland, by the way. >> he designs uniforms for them too? >> right. for university of maryland and many others. >> there are many folks who say he wants to be to maryland what the nike guy is to oregon and i always say it that way. i know it's oregon. >> even ben our producer is saying, chuck. >> it looks like he could throw money at it as well. they're looking for a new coach. you never know. >>> outside this morning it is dark and it is cold out there on your way out the door early today. 43 now, but don't be fooled by that number. it's a lot colder probably where you live. that's down at the airport. what to expect for today. it may be dry and chilly this morning but it will be wet by the time you come home later today. a chilly start. likely to be raining before you come home from work and school. so not just a little teeny tiny umbrella either. you'll ne the medium sized brother. umbrella. the other side of the coin, you won

reporter: is the director of iowa state university's greenlee school of journalism, his beloved alma mater. >> kevin in particular on his work in the advisory council was instrumental in our curriculum and making sure our curriculum was up-to-date. reporter: he says kevin he's been good on the big stories. it's what he has done on a daily basis for more than three decades that impresses in the most. after -- it's appearing on kcci night after night. and finding the story behind the story and captivating us. reporter: gone but nothing of --. definitely not forgotten that is how he characterizes kevin support your from kcci. when a person leaves he or she leaves a legacy. in kevin's case those standards, this newsroom practices will be there when he is not there. reporter: gardner, the iowa cubs owner, hopes kevin becomes a bigger baseball fan. >> i think it's about time you guys season tickets. reporter: what to get a video? >> i'll give the video. --a deal. reporter: evilness of news man he feels best embodies the term "anchorman." >> when i see him i hope him. i can't reach of the lens an

the basketball hall of famer coached his first game at his alma mater tonight as the johnnies hosted wagner. louie must have loved this. great ball movement. leads to a slam by 6'11" freshman from spain. mullin must have loved this. a trifecta from frederico. the freshman from italy who had four threes in the game. they get the first win as st. johns beats wagner. >>> season hall against dartmouth at the prudential center. isaiah sets up michael for the lay in. on the fast break again, whitehead finds carington for the pretty reverse layup. whitehead had 18 of his own as the club rolls to an 84- 67 win. >>> rutgers won over rutgers newark 72-5 . ryan fitzpatrick underwent surgery to repair a torn ligament in his thumb. >>> in baseball, daniel murphy has turned down the mets one year, $15.8 million qualifying offer. that means the 30-year-old infielder will go full steam ahead in to free agency. considering his heroics in the nlds and nlcs he could be compensated nicely. murphy had a homer in six consecutive games and finished with seven homers in the first two series. the mets can st

glenn came back to coach his alma mater as the coyotes moved to division one -- he was 12-34 in four seasons at south dakota. "the time was right. you just feel it, you know it," said glenn. "let a younger guy get this. i've had my chances. i've had my turn at being a head coach. it's time for somebody else to do this job and we'll get the right person." a-d david herbster did not give a timeline to hire a new coach, but said the clock is ticking. tonight: patchy fog. low: 23 wind: e

stanford stadium, and it's rivalry game, over a team that you grew up cheering for and your father's alma mater. where does this win rank in terms of career moments? >> number one all-time, number one of all-time. to come out here on senior day against an amazing notre dame team. and fight to the end. they went out with a score, 30 seconds left, but that's the way the game went. we figured whoever had the ball last was going to come out on top. made a great catch and ukropina ice in his veins. >> molly: this game always ends in dramatic fashion. you beatly good notre dame team. what does this say about what you can accomplish moving forward, head noogs the pac 12 championship game and beyond? >> just means we have to keep stacking them. we got two in a row, we have good team next week at leave eye stadium. but just -- levi stadium. we'll keep it going. feels good to get this trophy. >> congratulations, kevin. >> thank you. >> gus: stanford wins the legends trophy as they defeat notre dame. up next for the cardinal pac 12 championship game against usr. -- usc. 38-36 the final, an instant classic

juliet: you wouldn't know anything about that which is my alma mater red-eye little embarrassed by what is going on, football players went on strike and the students held protests, one went on hunger strike. >> my resignation to deal and start talking again, to make the changes necessary and let's focus on changing what we can change today and in the future. juliet: university of missouri plants several initiatives aimed at improving the racial atmosphere, it should start with allowing journalists to cover the protests there. because unfortunately some of the professors are blocking reporters, media from covering the actual story. ben: media professors. juliet: melissa click among others. burns me a lot. i am an embarrassed and ashamed that i went there based on the way they're acting. this campus needs an overhaul. ben: that could happen very soon. a brooklyn mom, the city has a new regulation. kids in preschool have to get flu shots by december 31st. that is the rule. a group of moms of kids in the public pregame program are suing the city. juliet: they're fighting the mandate of publ

draymond green, on the scene, supporting his alma mater. draymond adopted eight families in lead for thanksgiving. that's great holliday spirit. >>> stanford taking on villanova in the preseason m.i.t. semis. mikhail bridges steals the turkey. and will dunk it. under a minute to go, villanova had their way. they finished the alley-oop for a nice side of stuffing. wildcats win it, 59-45, in advance to the finals. >>> 73rd annual big bone game. this turned out to be a defensive battle. but lincoln found a way to extend its win streak over san jose in the big bone series to 18. outlosting the bulldogs 7-0. >>> new england patriots quarterback, tom brady. he is dressed up as a turkey. there he is. he is hiding under the leaves. and he surprises his kids. and watch his daughter disappear, trying to get away from the big bird, a.k.a., dear, old dad. that's it for sports. happy thanksgiving. more news coming up after the break. e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and

schools like adrian's alma mater, eastern illinois. >> that coach came to my house and sat down in my house, and told my mama and my daddy, we want your kid to come to our school, and we're gonna take care of your child. >> so football was your gateway to a four-year degree? >> mm-hm, and that's why i worked so hard at football. because coming from a family that didn't have much and living in a homeless shelter, living in housing authority, i felt that that was going to be the only way to pay for college, without stressing my parents out. >> you were pretty successful at eastern illinois? >> i was the captain, i felt that i did whatever coaches wanted me to do, and i was having a good time until my concussions and bad health situation came up. >> did you talk to coaching staff? >> yes, i talked to coaching staff, and they just said when you come back in a few days, you'll be fine, and take these pills, called kepra, and they said as long as you take your medicine you'll be allowed to play, but they still kept going on throughout my career. >> he had head injury after head injury after

bugeja is the director of iowa state university's greenlee school of journalism, kevin's beloved alma mater. >> kevin in particular, in his work on the advisory council, was instrumental in our curriculum and making sure our curriculum was up to date. steve: bugeja says kevin has always been very good on the big stories, but it's what he has done on a daily basis for more than 3 decades, that impresses him most. >> it's appearing on kcci night after night when here's hard news, good news, soft news or none, and finding the story behind the story and captivating us as listeners. steve: gone, but definitely not forgotten, that's how bugeja characterizes kevin's departure from kcci. >> when a person leaves, he or she also leaves a legacy. in kevin's case, those standards, those newsroom practices, will be there when he's not there. steve: in his spare time, gartner, the iowa cubs owner, hopes kevin becomes an even bigger baseball fan. >> i think it's about time he buys season tickets. >> will you give him a deal? >> i'll give him a deal. i'll give him the cooney rate. steve: bugeja rates kevin

carson's code name is eli, a biblical reference plus name for students at yale his alma mater. >>> people wanted to learn more about eli. >> according to google trends, candidate followed by trump, cruz, rubio and kasich. >>> here's hillary clinton's reaction to the debate. the democratic front-runner tweeting out this looped video from the benghazi hearing showing a discharged clinton showing #gopdebate. >> stay with us for the latest on the debate. later on "good morning america" a live report from milwaukee and fact checking the candidates' comments at the debate. >>> we want to get to this morning's other big story. federal aviation officials are starting their investigation at the site of a deadly jet crash in akron, ohio, crashing into a home and bursting into flaming lipss. the owner of that plane saying it went down with nine people on board. authorities have only said there were at least two deaths and they don't expect any survivors. the plane's impact was so severe residents say several blocks away they felt their furniture shake. >> all of a sudden this plane just dropped out