off the inbound's play connor murrell with the three. east up seventeen to thirteen at that point and they cruise tonight eighty-nine to sixty- three over west. 3 it's opening night in dakota valley as the panthers hosted tea area ...1. in the first quarter.. jack mccabe with the three.. panthers up three to two.2. later in the first.. dakota valley down ten to three and on the break.. jayse panthers cut the lead to five. 3. austin cartererrabs the rebound and has a nice putback.. panthers trail by three.. ten to seven.4. later in the first.. dakota valley's john prochello clears some space and makes the layup.. dakota valley down twelve to nine at this point but they go on to the fifty-five to fifty- three victory over tea area. 3 that's not all tonight... we've also got highlights from nebraska.including norfolk's boys and girls taking on lincoln southeast. that's next 3 norfolk's 3 norfolk's girls basketball team fell one win short of a state title last year. tonight they hosted lincoln southeastlooking to build towards what they hope

and then connor murrell - doing what connor murrell does - he drives for two of his 32 points. east comes back to beat sergeant bluff-luton, 79-71. over at "the pit." the heelan rls, hosting council bluffs, t-j. crusaders up big in the third quarter - but t-j continues to fight - abby hays collects her own rebound and puts it back. but heelan rolled along in this one - carlie long - takes the pass from lexie stolen and buries the three - crusaders up 54-14. later - taylor ferguson stuck underneath - she hits long on the wing - long drops another one in roll. heelan - scoring, even when they're a little sloppy - kierrah llanos finds the ball under the hoop and converts - cruaders roll over cbtj, 61-24 to the rushmore state - the dakota valley guys - at home against canton. first quarter - on the inbound play - jayce kittler - dakota valley off to a good start. but canton strikes back - christian beachler gets the jumper to go - beachler was the man tonight for the c-hawks. canton goes back to beachler later on the easy layup. but the panthers handle their business - robert rosen

a shelter murrell goes to every day. today dozens of volunteers like emily samuelman helped provide a holiday meal for those in need. >> that's what christmas is b really, it's about being able to give in such a very simple level. it's not about the gift, it's about being there and being present and giving someone a smile and a merry christmas. >> reporter: and hope says gratitude is the greatest gift of all because with faith she has no fear. >> it will be all right. it will be all right. >> that report from fox 25's stephanie. now st. francis house is the largest in the commonwealth is open every day of the the cardinal has been holding services there for more than 10 years now. >>> they may be far from home but our troopsover seas got a christmas celebration of their own today. santa and his helpers there were on hand to greet soldiers stationed at baghran air base in afghanistan. they were also able to enjoy a christmas meal together. soldiers say the celebration was pretty amazing but also made them miss their famil

but here comes east....connor murrell.....spots up and tickles the twine.....raiders up by 20........ west trying to hang around....danelle thompson.......from the top of the key....no doubt about it........... down the stretch....east it.......murrel again from distance...he finished with 31 points.......black raiders win big 89-63. elsewhere in the m-rac......sergeant bluff-luton playing host to council bluffs abe lincoln.... first quarter...warrior s down by one....and the lynx add to the lead.....adam barret hits the triple....a-l up four...... next trip down the floor for sb- l......jacob shultz shows off his touch......nice floater....warrior s within two.... and they would quickly take the lead....connor prescott to shultz on the wing.....he connects from three point land....sb-l up 12- 11... then right before the end of the quarter...keegan savary from the corner....nothin but nylon....15-3 warriors but they fall in this one 71- 63. crossing into the rushmore state....dakota valley opening its season against tea area.... mid-way through the second quarter.....jayse kittler...s

then connor murrell takes over.....he gives a little kiss of the glass.......and the floodgates begin to open.... a few minutes later....its murrel again.....the senior finished with 16.....and east routs south sioux 63-28. alex on october 16th, northern iowa was 2-4. since that point, the panthers have won seven straight games, outscoring their opponents 261-89. as a result, uni finds itself back in the fcs quarterfinals. the panthers on the road in fargo taking on the four-time defending national champs state. ening quarter..uni strikes first..we got an iso cam on brandon smith for good reason....he hauls in the touchdown from aaron bailey...7-0 northern iowa... later in the quarter....chase morlock goes right up the gut.....from one yard out...and north dakota state ties the game a aseven,... this one was a defensive battle.....and its dedendre hall forcrcg a ndsu turnover....ared farley rececers and they conveve it into points 10-7 panthers... but back come the bison in the second half...bruce anderson....openin g kick of the third quarter.....he must be a magician....no clue how

showed me a little project and i was supposed to do it and i only made a couple mistakes," said terry murrell, president at western iowa tech community college. "but the student was right there to tell me exactly how and why i made the mistake and you know it was really kind of fun and exciting just to sit down with the students." principal john beeck says it's nice to be able to share their skills with influential local leaders. "schools are still a huge part of city, towns, community we want our community leaders, our business leaders to know what we're doing here because we like to have a connection with them," loess hills elementary school principal john beeck. "we want to have a partnership with them." a glimpse of where some of those students may also be in the future. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> the visit from local business leaders comes during the "hour of code." the iowa governor's stem code- dot-org in the challenge. loess hill's elementary school was one of six state schools to be awarded in a challenge during the school won four- thousand dollars for how it's impl

east outscored west 19-4 in the second -- connor murrell gets the continuation call for the break. the black raiders pour it on -- ty benson with the three. east downs west 89-63. the sgt. bluff-luton girls, 1 and 2 -- trying to even their record against council bluffs abe lincoln. 4th quarter -- warriors up 11 -- freshman abby wisecup gets the board and bucket. sbl with a little more breathing room. more good rebounding -- kaitlin savary follows her shot and gets the hoop and hack. warriors up by 16. abe lincoln would hang around. cailey schaa drills the 3 to cut the lead to 13, but no worries from the sbl bench. sbl finds josie clay inside for 2 more -- the warriors improve to 2 and 2 with a 49-35 victory. the spencer girls, 3 and 0 -- hosting 13th-ranked le mars. start of the 2nd half -- tigers petzenhauser dribbles, drives and lays it in -- tigers add to their lead. later -- petzenhauser turning in a monster performance -- ally schlaeger finds her for an open 3 -- and she gets the roll -- a double-double for petzenhauser -- she led all scorers with 34 points to go with 12 rebou

connor murrell hits the pull-up j at the horn -- he had 28 -- and east knocks off heelan 79-67. the unity christian girls -- ranked first in 2a, trying to stay unbeaten against south o'brien. 2nd half -- senior chanda zomermaand gives it up -- gets it right back -- and knocks down the mid-range jumper -- knights adding to a 20-point lead. wolverines hanging tough -- savanna sickelka can't get the triple to go -- but senior maycee smith there to clean the glass and drop it in. but the knights showing why they sit atop the 2a rankings -- zomermaand -- finds justine malenke -- the freshman hits from downtown -- pads unity's lead. what a night and career for zomermaand -- 1,000 points in a knights jersey f f the senior -- tack on 3 more - -unity christian runsns wild the hinton girls -- 4 and 3 -- trying to stay above .500 against remsen union. the blackhawks lead in the third -- hallie reuter with the 3 from the corner. hintonon up 51-48. remsen-union closes the quarter on a 7-nothing run -megan maass hits the jumper at the buzzer. 45-41 going to the fourth. r-u keeps the lead in t

drives the ball to the top of the paint and he makes it for 2. 12- 2 sb-l. 5) few plays later connor murrell drives it in and he gets the layup. 12 to 4. 6) *sb-l fans trying to use the force*east wins 79-71. 3 1) 6 mins let in the game sb-l is up 51 to 39. paige hanson of east hits the jumper for 2 points.2) next play, lauren vandyke, gets the ball down low, draws the foul, for 2 points. she missed the free throw.3) few minutes later, taylor ruhrer is open for the long 2. that makes it 60 to 41. sb-l up with 1 minute to go.4) next possesion, ruhrer again. for 3 points, she nails it. and that will be the final 63-43. 3 heelan tweeted about their matchup with council bluffs thomas jefferson in yoda's they're up 30-19 at the half. this will increase that lead. that is elijah hazekamp from outside! it's good! 2) so tj tried to press. and deandre burnside is like ... ?why would you do that? the sweet move and the bounce pass to kasey heaton is good for t. 3) more press breakage ... more kasey heatin. like nba jam ... he's heaten up!!4) burnside was heatin up too here he's got the bucket an the s

jumped out to a raiders...connor murrell, quick to 24-18 warriors after 1. nifty up and under...sbl leads it 29-26. but right away on the other end, aidan vanderloo...this kid just a freshman...he gets to the rack and cuts it to one. then kroll, from just in front of the east bench...money on the three. but east rallies...tray robinson loses the handle but gets it back...he's amped and its east getting the w, 79- 71. chris earlier on the court...the warrior and raider girls both looking to build some momentum. great passing by sbl to break the press...madison wegner, ends up with the layup and the warriors up 12-7. then a few possessions later...wegner, connects from the outside...sbl up double digits. east, starts to claw back...nice ball movement frees up rylie zyzda for the jumper. then they go on a run...brooklyn malchow with the crossover and the floater...they'd get within six at the break. but anna lucas and sbl swat away the comeback...they win it by 20, 63-43. chris to east last time out...hosting tee jay. a slow start...deandre burnside...hits the

showed me a little project and i was supposed to do it and i only made a couple mistakes," said terry murrell, president at western iowa tech community college. "but the student was right there to tell me exactly how and why i made the mistake and you know it was really kind of fun and exciting just to sit down with the students." principal john beeck says it's nice to be able to share their skills with influential local leaders. loess hill's elementary school was one of six state schools to be awarded in a challenge during computer science education week. the school won four- thousand dollars for how it's into its curriculum this week. the iowa governor's stem advisory council partnered with code- dot-org for the award. a morningside business student was recognized this week after winning a national prize in chicago. junior josh doering won a five- thousand dollar prize at the founders u.pitch competition monday night . he presented his agriculture tech startup project "seedslide." doering was one of 24 college students from around the country to compete after putting his entry on youtube. d

after a loose ball, connor murrell ends up with it and cashes in...east, no troubles tonight, they cruise, 67-34. the heelan boys on the road in des moines taking on 4-a's dowling catholic. deandre burnside...he knows it's good...things knoted up early. the crusaders...inbou nding the ball and burnside finds elijah hazekamp to keep things tight. then heelan out on the break...burnside with the nice crossover...he had 18, but it wasn't enough tonight. the maroons win it by 15, 55-40. on the westside, the wolverine girls, up big in the 4th quarter on a- l...that leads to a girls, up big in the 4th quarter on a- l...that leads to a loose bench. maddy casillas, left alone in the corner...the high arching shot tickles the twine to make it 67-41. then they go inside...darrien ford misses down low, but madi jensen says...i'll take that...the easy putback and west is cruising. after an ashley gruis three, happy early birthday by the way...carly knutson kobold...hits one of her own...west rolls the lynx, 77-42. up to kingsley...the fourth ranked panthers hosting oabcig. fourth quarter...panther s

showed me a little project and i was supposed to do it and i only made a couple mistakes," said terry murrell, president at western iowa tech community college. "but the student was right there to tell me exactly how and why i made the mistake and you know it was really kind of fun and exciting just to sit down with the students." principal john beeck says it's nice to be able to share their skills with influential local leaders. "schools are still a huge part of city, towns, community we want our community leaderknow what we're doing here becathills elementary scprinanto have a partnership with ta glimpse of whestudents may also be in the future. in sioux city, tiffanyktiv news 4.>> the visit from local business leaders comes during the "hour of code." the iowa governor's stem advisory council partnered with code- dot-org in the international challenge. loess hill's elementary school was one of six state schools to be awarded in a challenge during computer science education week. the school won four- thousand implementing an hour of coding into its curriculum this week. "loess hills has show

plus, we'll talk about a cia insider michael murrell why i thinks the shooter was radicalized. more with president obama. and the republican presidential candidate, marco rubio. >> from florida. >> reporter: marco rubio, very good. he is here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. and you both passed. we'll see you in a couple minutes. >> we get a goldstar. all right. gayle, thanks so much. have a great weekend. >>> time now 6:45. november was another good jobs month. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: a gold star for the labor market in november. labor says a gain of 211,000 jobs, that was a little stronger than expected. we also saw upward revisions to the prior two months so they were even better. the jobless rate staying steady at 5% and that occurred as more people were looking for work. so that's encouraging. wage growth up only slightly. it's still flat over the past year. but this report is strong enough where most analysts think it will be the last piece of key evidence needed by the fed to believe the econo

connor murrell hits the pull-up j at the horn -- he had 28 -- and east knocks off heelan 79-67. sioux center -- third in 2a, averaging 71 points per game -- and second in field goal percentage. 1st period -- sheldon's jaden kleinhesselink with the take-away -- takes it all the way to the rack -- the orabs fly out to a 16 point lead to end the quarter. later -- warriors in transition -- tyus arends -- finds a cutting brendan zeutenhorst -- lays it in -- sioux center rallying. sheldon still making big shots -- kleinhesselink from the wing -- buries the triple -- orabs holding on. but the warriors pick it up in the 2nd half -- arends drives -- kicks -- marcus winterfeld -- the senior hits the corner 3. the warriors finish off the orabs in vertime, 71-6-6, to remain unddfeated. the 5 and 0 0 idge view boys visiting 2 and 2 west monona. early on, the raptors start fast as ryan currie gets the pass on the inside, and he goes up between two defenders for the basket to put ridge view up four. but the spartans answer back when tyler westendorf gets the board and takes it all the way for

was to launch attacks, however, murrell said on charlie rose not doing this is because of environmental concerns coming from the administration. do you think that made sense? >> thank you, senator, for the question. clearly the administration has had a number of concerns the last year as it has thought about the operational tempo of attacks, including the need to gather intelligence and the need to gather knowledge about what collateral costs might be. whether to civilians or future syrian production. certainly in my view, the attacks from isis that we and allies have faced in the last month, while it is important to consider collateral costs, the near term benefit of taking out revenues needs to weigh heavily on that scale. so i think it is important that we assess the costs we maintain a robust operational tempo and focus on taking oil. obl minimizing those costs. >> there's been the words by the administration, trying to contain isis, destroying isis an back to your testimony, saying that they're, they're leading sources of revenue is from oil if we cut off their revenues, that would

was to launch attacks, however, murrell said on charlie rose not doing this is because of environmental concerns coming from the administration. do you think that made sense? >> thank you, senator, for the question. clearly the administration has had a number of concerns the last year as it has thought about the operational tempo of attacks, including the need to gather intelligence and the need to gather knowledge about what collateral costs might be. whether to civilians or future syrian production. certainly in my view, the attacks from isis that we and allies have faced in the last month, while it is important to consider collateral costs, the near term benefit of taking out revenues needs to weigh heavily on that scale. so i think it is important that we assess the costs we maintain a robust operational tempo and focus on taking oil. obl minimizing those costs. >> there's been the words by the administration, trying to contain isis, destroying isis an back to your testimony, saying that they're, they're leading sources of revenue is from oil if we cut off their revenues, that would