first quarter - sb-l had a little trouble getting going - but matt george is able to break free for a 35 yard gain - george had 199 yards on the ground. but it was norwalk that controlled the pace in the first half - already up 14-nothing late in the second quarter - brady brandsfield scores - putting the warriors up 21-zip. but a huge play with 14 seconds left in the half - sb-l's jacob schulz finds chris kroll for a 32-yard touchdown - sergeant bluff-luton in striking distance at the half at 21-7. norwalk comes out and dominates in the second half - brandsfield to tyler schamel to make it 28-7. then brandsfield adds a third rushing score - it's 35-7 - and that would be the final - sb-l's season ends in the semifinals. "oh, anytime you get to play in the dome, in the semifinals, you know you're one of the four best teams in the state," said sgt. bluff-luton head coach justin smith. "i dont think there's any doubt that it's a successful season. the kids, they earned every bit of it. not the biggest group of kids, but they just battle and they fight. gotta love their effort." "i think

matt george--"teammates. my coach. came here 3 years ago didn't have a very good football program and he became our guide, completely turned the program around. we worked every day under his leadership and it's been great just playing with these guys the entire way." alex walker--"congrats again to sbl on a great season. earlier in the day, third ranked mmc back in the 8-man semis against glidden-ralston. already 14-all after the first, ben specht finds a wide open jacob spieler, halftime. move ahead score, mmc finds pay specht keeps it and mmc would put the game on ice with their final drive, up 28-21, derek erdman, reservations for 6. eagles advance to the championship, 35-21 the final. kyle oswald--"a year ago tomorrow we were in this same position. we let that second half get away from us and i give credit to these kids, give credit to god for giving us this opportunity." alex walker--"in the other 8 man semifinal defending state champ newell fonda battling perennial power don bosco. first quarter the dons driving

matt george--"teammates. my coach. came here 3 years ago didn't have a very good football program and he became our turned the program every day under his been great just playing with these alex again to sbl on a great season. earlier in the day, third ranked mmc back in the 8-man semis against glidden-ralston. already 14-all after the first, ben specht finds a wide open jacob spieler, eagles up 20-14 at halftime. mmc would put the game on ice up 28-21, derek erdman, reservations for 6. eagles advance to the championship, 35-21 the final. kyle oswald--"a year ago morrow we were in this same position. we let that second half get away from us and i give credit to these kids, give credit to god for giving us this opportunity." alex walker--"in the other 8 man semifinal defending state champ newell fonda battling perennial power don bosco. first quarter the dons driving but cole wise sticks up his paw to deflect it and makes the interception. he is off to the race. 64 yards on the pick six mustangs up 7-0. second half now

matt george--"teammes. my coach. came here 3 years ago didn't have a very good football program and he became our guide, completely turned the program around. we worked every day under his leadership and it's been great just playing with these guys the entire way." alex walker--"congrats again to sbl on a great season. earlier in the day, third ranked mmc back in the 8-man semis against glidden-ralston. already 14-all after the first, ben specht finds a wide open jacob spieler, eagles up 20-14 at halftime. mmc would put the game on ice up 28-21, derek erdman, reservations for 6. eagles advance to the championship, 35-21 the final. kyle oswald--"a year ago tomorrow we were in this same position. we let that second half get away from us and i give credit to these kids, give credit to god for giving us this opportunity." alex walker--"in the other 8 man semifinal defending state champ newell fonda battling perennial power don bosco. first quarter the dons driving but cole wise sticks up his paw to deflect it and makes t

matt george goes right up the middle -- 20 yards for another score and it's 21-7. george had 353 yards -- his third straight, 300 yard game. the lynx try to get the momentum before the half. the run outside by payton kannaun is good for a 20-yard score. it's 21-14 late in the first half. but sgt. bluff-luton goes on a quick drive in the final minute. girres with a 15-yard run to make it 28-14 at the break and sgt. bluff-luton is going to the dome for the first time, topping webster city 55 to 35. in 2a, second-ranked spirit lake hosting central lyon/glr. the indians won the regular season meeting, 42-8. early 1st quarter -- the lions run cj roths up the middle -- you're not gonna bring him down with arm-tackles -- 16 yards for top 6-nothing. next indian possession -- logan backhaus gives on the read option -- tyler jenness scampers in to the endzone for the score -- indians take a one point lead. now to the 2nd -- lions senior quarterback pete menage -- keeps it -- nobody even lays a finger on him -- and the lions answer to take the lead back. but the indians tight

but then late in the quarter...matt george...finds a seam and show em your tail lights kid...70 yards to the promised land...it was 21-14 after 12 minutes of play. carroll stretches their lead to 21, when the warrior offense comes to life...george...this a short run...just 40 yards...to cut it to 35-21. then the aerial attack...jacob shultz...finds drew girres who beats two defenders up the seam...warriors get within a score. then shultz...gets in n a groove...off the playfake...this time aaron sader on the receiving end...we're knotted at 35 with a minute 38 to play. and they weren't done scoring...shultz...dr ops an absolute dime to chris kroll...get this...119 points scored in this one...sb-l wins a track meet, 72-47. west sioux hosting lawton bronson...they played a 1 point game earlier in the year. second quarter....lawton- bronson down 7- 6....matt herbold connects with anteres ashley over the middle...and he gone! 50 yards....eagles take the 14-7 lead.... west sioux would tie it at 1414nd when they got the ball back...portetehummel to kezden blankenship...that dude is quick! 57

but then late in the quarter...matt george...finds a seam and show em your tail lights kid...70 yards to the promised land...it was 21-14 after 12 minutes of play. carroll stretches their lead to 21, when the warrior short run...just 40 yards...to cut it to then the aerial attack...jacob girres who beats two defenders up the seam...warriors get within a score. then shultz...gets in a groove...off the playfake...this time aaron sader on the receiving end...we're knotted at 35 with a minute 38 to play. done scoring...shultz...dr ops an absolute dime this...119 points one...sb-l wins a west sioux hosting bronson...they played a 1 point game earlier in the year. second quarter....lawton- bronson down 7- 6....matt herbold connects with anteres ashley over yards....eagles take the 14-7 lead.... west sioux would tie they got the ball back...porter hummel to kezden dude is quick! 57 yards to the use....falcons up 21-14... l-b's turn to strike....on fourth and two....ashley finds a seam and makes the falcons eagles tie the game at 21. lawton was set to score on their next drive...but a fumble

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tamala edwards is off we have erin o'hern and karen rogers and matt pellman george. >> reporter: we have high, thin clouds and we'll have earlier sunshine filtering through. we have the rain suppressed to the south. today is a chilly day with lots of clouds, tomorrow is the rain day. 27 in allentown. 21 in reading, 38 in millville. adding to the feeling of the cold and the air right now is the wipped out of the northeast at -- wind out of the northeast at 13 miles per hour. 9:00 a.m., 40 degrees, we'll see lots of high clouds with some sunshine. noon, 47, the clouds will lower and thicken as the day progresses getting ready for the rain. 3:00 p.m., 47 degrees. by 6:00 p.m., 46, our high only 48 degrees. so temperature a little bit below average. we're tracking the rain, we'll show you when it hits us later tonight and into tomorrow in the seven-day forecast. >> reporter: i got excited for a minute i thought you were going to sing to us. baby it's cold outside -- no. a little taste for you on this monday morning. good morning everybody we're live on the schuylkill expressway where it meet

matt george sbl rb "it's electric you could say in the hallways. seeing the volleyball girls and the senior girls that are with us we just feel like a really accomplished senior class it's a good week."coach: a very talented football team. unlike us they don't play anyone both ways. they've got real nice speed on offense. defensively they're very stout up front on their 52 scheme, 3-4, whatever you want to call it. they're a very solid football team. down the hall the volleyball team is celebrating making their first state tournament in 30 years! they'll face the second ranked team in the state in kemper catholic. but sbl has already beaten the 3rd ranked team, sioux center, and the 10th ranked team, spirit lake just to get here. they'll face a lady knights squad that features three hitters 5 foot ten or taller. one is left handed, which is something five foot 11 senior brittni olson says she's never seen. brittni olson sbl senior "yeah they've got two tall one's a lefty. that's new for us. we haven't played a lefty."renee winkel sbl coach "volleyb

matt. >> george, i could sell a shark in 9 seconds. >> 9 seconds. >> knock 'em down. >> mark, i can sell a shark in 8 seconds. >> whoa. >> matt, sorry. you have a second chance in a couple of weeks to try again. 9 seconds. i guess not. okay. now it's time for amy and katie. >> talent. >> this will take talent. you are not the olsen twins but you're both olsen. amy, time for your pitch. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> you said you needed seven seconds. let us set the clock. ready, set, sell that shark. >> cuffs are a sleek and tilish fabric cuff designed to accessorize your boot, jeans and leggings. elevate your style instantly with the cuffs. >> you got it. >> got it. i'm back. >> katie, are you readiy. >> i am ready. you said you needed eight seconds seconds. put eight seconds on clob. >> the cactus scratcher two-handed back scratcher with two levels of spikes, one intense, one mile, easy to satisfy any itch. >> look, she beat the clock. >> look, both you guys get credit because you have your point across in so quick a time. >> what do you think? >> you know, the back scratcher is okay

george. >> okay, matt, thanks very much. >>> our chief investigative correspondent brian ross. the search for accomplice, the french police they got all eight attackers but this could have been a huge n network. and that is some conclusion already reached by the french president hollande saying this was planned from the outside. it is isis and he's declaring war. >> exactly, squarely fingering isis as responsible and isis in the last few hours has issued statements of responsibility in arabic, in french, in russian and in english, their social media propaganda is going full steam? we would imagine they would do that even if they didn't direct this attack. >> but in this case they have specific, they say were part of their operation, they identified eight people, eight brothers and they talk about the targets they chose, the game, the soccer game because it was their enemies france and germany and the rock concert they called that a party of perversity, that's why it was chosen and say this is only the beginning of the storm. >> it's not even the beginning as paula just said. we

george. >> okay, matt, thanks very much. >>> let's bring in brian ross. now you found that passport. >> an important clue, a syrian passport found on the body of one of the attackers. >> and, brian, right now, they think they've gotten all eight of thing thatters. that's what the french police going on for possible accomplices. >> there certainly were aecom polices. who provided them with the weapon s weapons,s,he vehicles. >> o o big quqution, was this sosothing inspiredy isis and coordinated all inside france or was there outsi direction? >> the french president alleges it was coordinated outside. s of it planned outside and these attackers were sent in. they chose the site because the game between france and germany represented their enemyies and the rock band was a party of perversity. >> this appearsrs too the thihi major attack by isis in just the last two weeks. >> that's right. there was the bombing of the russian jet, thebombs in beirut and this, a wave of terror. isis claimed responsibility for all three attacks. >

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george. >> okay, matt, thanks very much. let's bring in brian ross and, brian, we just heard matt say the search for accomplices right now, the french police believe they got all eight attackers but it could havbeen a huge network. >> absolutely and they believe it was planned from the outside that was carried inside france with people who are likely french. >> that's some conclusion already reachched by preside hollande. he said it was planned from the outside. it is isis and he's declaring war. >> exactly squarely fingering isis as responsible and isis in the last few hours issued statements of responsibility in arabic, in french, in russian and in english, their social media propaganda going full team. in this case they havepecifics and say we're part of the operation. they identified eight brothers and they talk about the targets theyey chose, the game, the soccer game because it was their enemy, france and germany and the r rock concert, they called that a party of perversity and sayhis is only the beginning of the stor

matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. that alert means a p possible terrorist attack is imminent. one reason this entire city,s you mentioned, is on lockdown. the subways are closed. employees told to stay home and work from home if possible. and schools.

cj beathard, swings it to matt vandeberg. 7 yard strike, its 20- 0. 3rd q more through the air. beathard to george kittle in stride. 35 yard strike. iowa leads 27-13. they arent done. beathard, to passing for cj. 33-13. 1 more td for good measure. this one krieger coble. 213 yards passing for cj. 33-13. 1 more td for good measure. this one from the senior jordan canzeri. straight up the gut and gone. 42 yards. iowa, big ten west champs, 40-20 over purdue. michael admire has more from iowa city. michael said it. hawks and lincoln, regular season perfection on the line. there are 2 teams in the big 12 paul rhoads has never beaten, oklahoma and kansas state. a chance to change one of those streaks today. cyclones 3 and 8 overall. rhoads 0-6 against the wildcats. the offense comes to play. joel lanning, wheel route to a wide open trever ryan. 21 yard td. 7-0. 2nd q lanning, steps up fires to allen lazard. 30 yards to the endzone. 21-7 isu. they aren't done. mike warren is loose!!! 76 yards to the house. 195 yards rushing on the day for warren. cyclones led 35-14 at the half. 4th q, up 7 and just needi

matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. that alert means a possible terrorist attack is imminent. one reason this entire city, as you mentioned, is on lockdown. the subways are closed. employees told to stay home and work from home if possible. and schools. this is an elementary school during lunchtime. normally, it would be te rks ming with kids. overnight, authorities arrest 16 people. none of them was salah abdeslam. the sole paris attacker still on the run. the most wanted man in the world. his brother saying he thought salah was going on a ski trip. and now would rather see him in jail than killed. the search now focus topg molenbeek neighborhood of brussels where three of the a attackers came from. very tense here in molenbeek. we have seen authorities wearing ski masks. >> we're under siege. >> reporter: undersiege. >> we're at war, my friend. >> reporter: the houses of the terrorists blocks apart. >> they live right there. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: killed in the shootout near paris last week. jumpy officers herding back. >> if we start shooting, you're in the crossfire. >>

cj beathard, swings it to matt vandeberg. 7 yard strike, its 20- 0. 3rd q more through the air. beathard to george kittle in stride. 35 yard strike. iowa leads 27-13. they arent done. beathard, to henry krieger coble. 213 yards passing for cj. 33-13. 1 more td for good measure. this one from the senior jordan canzeri. straight up the gut and gone. 42 yards. iowa, big ten west champs, 40-20 over purdue. michael admire has more from iowa city. michael said it. hawks and lincoln, regular season perfection on the line. huge game in columbus. michigan state and ohio state. final seconds michael geiger drills the 41 yard field goal. spartans upset the buckeyes 17-14...if msu beats penn state next week it will be iowa michigan state in the big 10 title game paul rhoads and the cyclones have shown they can play with many of the best teams in the country. the problem has been finishing. rhoads looking for his first win over kansas state. the offense comes to play. joel lanning, wheel route to a wide open trever ryan. 21 yard td. 7-0. 2nd q lanning, steps up, fires to allen lazard. 30 yards to the endzone.

george. >> okay, matt gutman, thanks very much. >>> we turn now to that stunning twist in the case of the illinois police officer killed back in september. authorities now say lieutenant joe gliniewicz shot himself in a staged suicide. abc's alex perez is in fox lake, illinois, with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. investigators say lieutenant gliniewicz felt the walls were closing in on him and even planted evidence to try to mislead them. from stand-up officer to lying thief, this morning new details about the death of lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz not killed in the line of duty as initially believed but instead took his own life. >> gliniewicz's death was a carefully staged suicide. >> reporter: investigators say for seven years gliniewicz stole and laundered money from the fox lake police department's youth program, a program that he ran and feared he would soon be exposed. using the money to pay for personal trips, his mortgage, gym memberships and even adult websites. >> gliniewicz committed the ultimate betrayal, to the citizens he serve

matt mentioned on, the status quo. who what is the sense of the relations now? >> reporter: energy, to illustrate the difference -- george illustrate the difference between the two that matt was reporting on, it was entirely blacked out here in mainland china because some did not like what they are seeing in terms of the historic meeting. that is part of the problem here, isn't it? despite the ever closer economic and cultural exchanges and relationship, politically the sides have gone growing more and more apart. taiwan has a one party -- [ no audio ] talks about reunification as simply a non-starter. but still, this moment, this handshake between the two leaders of the two sides and the meetings are unprecedented, as you mentioned. really hasn't happened for seven decades. that's why so much attention is being paid. at the end of the day, i think both leaders realize they're not going to change the political realities, the political landscape on either side any time soon. mr. about xi he is trying to lay a foundation, create some framework about eventually reunification. george? >> we see the handshake now. an importan

matt thomas, stepback 3. cyclones up 22 at the break. more running in the 2nd. georges niang to jameel mckay, dunnk and 1. 23 for mckay. cyclones rolling. back outside. niang from waayyy downtown. 1 of 13 threes for isu. iowa state rolls 99-77 over the hokies. cyclones will play tomorrow iowa loses their 2nd straight jarrod uthoff 20 points inthe loss. hawks play wichita state on sunday 21st ranked hawkeye women lose their first game of the season 81-77 in double overtime to number 23 george washington. and the cyclone women are blown

also the chairman of the florida republican party and he passed the torch on to matt slab, director for george w. bush. >> good to be with you and with my pal. >> feeling the love. this is good. >> it ends there. >> let's see where this goes. al, you have known marco rubio for years. jeb bush is your guy. when you look at the numbers today, the majority of americans say they will not vote for jeb bush. the poll was taken a day after the debate. that has to worry you. >> yeah, it's not been good. i bet you it won't be good for another ten days or so. we have another debate coming up in a week. if jeb performs as he's capable of, he'll change that narrative. these debates only last temporarily in terms of the bump. carly fiorina did a great job in the first debate. tripled her numbers like marco did after the last debate in new hampshire and now she's back to 3 or 4 points. so same with jeb. >> where's the jeb bump then? >> i think in a week we'll see it happen. jeb has the bhes infrastructure, lasting infrastructure. the only thing missing in this whole narrative is a good debate performance an

matt thomas, stepback 3. cyclones up 22 at the break. more running in the 2nd. georges niang to jameel mckay, dunnk and 1. 23 for mckay. cyclones rolling. back outside. niang from waayyy downtown. 1 of 13 threes for isu. iowa state rolls 99-77 over the hokies. iowa loses their 2nd straight game, 68-62 to notre dame. jarrod uthoff 20 points inthe loss. hawks play wichita state on sunday 21st ranked hawkeye women lose their first game of the season 81-77 in double overtime to number 23 george washington. and the cyclone out in cancun by duke 86-48. with your sports on today in iowa, i'm perfect season. the hawkeyes pull off a big win in nebraska...making school history and proving it's time to accept iowa as a legitimate title contender. where they head next and who they skies will partially clear with high pressure building in over the state. northern iowa will see mainly clear skies while the southern part of the state will stay mainly cloudy. highs will be in the 30s. dry weather continues on sunday with temperatures in the low 40s. a cut-off area of low pressure will

matt is a republican strategist who worked in the george w. bush white house as political director, thanks for joining us. and attorney is cnn contributor and former democratic member of the south carolina legislature, good to see you as well. matt, you first, carson contends it was 50 years ago, he can't remember every detail, even though he wrote about it and he's talked about a lot. but, you know, wasn't it carson who's actually brought all of this up in the first place? so hasn't he been willingly running on his own biography? so what's changed? >> yeah, no, i agree. the outsiders who are running, donald trump, ben carson, carly fiorina, three candidates who have never held political office, they have to expect that journalists and the american voters are going to go back to that part of their background, that they're claiming is so important to them being president. so for ben carson, it is this rags to riches story about how he grew up in poverty and how he became one of the most acclaimed surgeons on the globe. it's fair to go back and a