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>> story num: md01r sioux city west won just two of their first eight games, but a win over des moines hoover would put the wolverines in the class 4a playoffs. the wolverines could tie the huskies at 2-3 own the tie- breaker. hoover, 5-3 overall -- could also clinch with a victory. west head coach trever case snapped an 11-game losing skid earlier this season. hoover strikes first -- on third down -- wilfrid kouakow with an 8- yard td strike to dom marchel -- it's 7-nothing. west comes right back on their next possession -- noah mcwell with the bomb to corentz dunson -- that's a 53-yard touchdown to make it 7-7. but hoover's offense was clicking -- omar moldanado gets loose for a 37-yard score. huskies lead 14-7 after a quarter. just before halftime -- the huskies pad their lead -- great vision by jerry ziaty -- the 18-yard td makes it 20-7 at the half and hoover ends west's season 34-14. dakota valley taking on wagner -- both teams with one win. early in the 1st -- the panthers already up 7-nothing -- gage butler looking to add to it -- breaks down the sideline but steps out before h

nums, cool weather for your trick or treating activities.k of a shower and, wow, back into the 70s for the first week of november. more trouble on the roads now with melissa mollet. >>> breaking new, outer loop at allentown, this is getting a bit better. right now we have one lane blocked. derrick ward, we'll be talking with him in a couple of minutes. 66 aet the parkway, no problems in or out of town. take a look as we fly up here. you can see we're nice and green. we don't have any problems. quantico to the beltway just going to take you 18 minutes. route one looks a little slow. that's because of roadwork here this morning. beltway to downtown is going to take you 14 minutes all the way into the city here this morning. dwroijt have to worry about that trip either. taking a look northbound and southbound, everything flowing just fine and not much roadwork. eibel back in ten minutes. see you at 5:01. >>> to some students it's just lyrics, to others it's racial. >>> some calling >>> we continue to follow breaking news right now at 4:57 in th

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meanwhile, in the other kind of football, a i coccording to num reports, eight members of the iraniansen's soccer team are actually men awaiting sex change operations, which is kind of -- and in 2010, the goalie was suspected of either being a man or having a falefel down her shorts. but men posing as women appears to be very common. i wonder if iranians are clear if this is the premise of a rodney dangerfield movie. there is their team. can we zoom in on the guy there? is that you guillermo? >> no. >> but it looks like you? >> not really. in colorado, marijuana is now legal and as a result, people are doing experiments like this one involves a spare tire and an orpha orphaned air bag. >> where's the wheel? where's the wheel? >> jimmy: speaking of dumb ideas. part of doing a show like this one is i have to stay up to date on all the latest internet trends. there's a relatively new one called extreme phone pinches. people will dangle and pinch and dangle their phones over dangerous places. they will do it over suers, fire, autothe window of a moving car. here is someone pinches over nia

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. >> and joining us s is beth stern who has brought a num ber ber of theward winning cuties from the dog awards. >> how was your weekend? >> both of us went down to maryland on different days to visit family. virginia. and any time i can see my sister and her husband and my nice. niece, and when she was first born i love her. and this is how i feel about my little aaron who -- this is oh, wait, it gets really, really good. i thought that e e was having a little movement, but that was not the case. he is a mimic. now, this is a good part, and i come in for the close-up. >> oh, bite your hand. >> i spent a day and a half there, and he never ever cried and eey is all he does. i went to a restaurant i have not been in a number of year s s the charthouse, and they have redone it, and being back in malibu it is so perfect. >> he is so cute. i got to see my little nieces this weekend. so i took the tran in to virginia and one of the things that everyone likes the do is that they both have soccer can games. >> soccer. >> and so first we with went to both of their game, and we got to see hann

charles: dispdispl and john said with higher interest rates we have the gdparticularsdp nums circle was we'll lower rates to help the economy but people with money who saved and did to right do not have that income to spend on the goods. charles: where do we go from here? >> at-this-point we're seeing signs that the fed program is not working and has not. what is happening is housing -- gdp number, 1.4% of that number was inventory build up that was down. charles: are we in? or held on a -- >> right now default is rising business sales are barely growing, if we don't have a rejuvenation of core business sales soon we will look at risk of a recession. charles: i don't know which one of you gets the grinch award but you look good. thank you. >> hillary the hawk, democratic frontrunner kicking obama to the kurcurb on domestic and foreign policy issues, we'll tell you all about it next. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the diff

>> story num: md01r [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a seven-time grammy award winner and one of the biggest names in music. her latete album, "storyteller", will be in stores october 23rd. everyone, please welcome carrie underwood! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you were fantastic at that game. [ laughter ] thank you so much. >> i did not bring my best. >> jimmy: oh, you did. >> sorry. >> jimmy: where did you -- who told you that you have to step back and then toss to the side and then you did the sign of the cross and thth -- [ laughter ] is that something you've seen on tv?v? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. well, it worked. [ lahter ] hey, congrats on everything, but i want to talk about -- so now, "sunday night football", it's here on nbc and you do the theme, you sing the theme. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and here's my question. how many times did you have to record it? 'cause like, there's different tetes playing each otherer >> yeah. >> jimmy: ananyou have to throw in a a the names. did you do it like 50 times? >> a lot, yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> like, i go in an

go when it came to ordering the raid to kill or capture osama bin laden, hillary clinton said on a num bber of occasions that her advice was to go for it, and take him out, mr. president. and what joe biden was saying at this event honoring walter mandale he said that the only two people who were clear was former secretary of the military robert gates and leon panetta. and he said that in his own role of that accounting, he said that the president should go for it. that is different than what joe biden has said in the past. back in january of 2012 he said at a democratic retreat, ashleigh, my opinion is "don't go, mr. president" but i should point out that on "meet the press" four months later he said that he sauna the president was going to go, and he said to the president, follow your instincts, and so it is interesting that when you put in more comments that were subtle digs at hillary clinton over at george washington this morning, he is clearly trying to challenge the narrative that hillary clinton is putting out that is this is one of the d fining moments as secretary of state, a

there have been numerous investigations, great stories in the "new york times," other nums.same time, we have a lot of questions remain and an fbi investigation about the server and they're not necessarily inhe can trickably linked. >> they'll have their biggest chance to explain to the american public why they exist. we'll see if they take that opportunity. i want to talk more about the democratic race right now. bernie sanders, his campaign saying they're going to stop with some of the big speeches to 20,000 people, 10,000 people, focus on smaller events. he's also doing things like dancing with ellen degeneres. i have to show you that video. ♪ ♪ burn baby burn ♪ burn baby burn >> a strong effort, mike. what does bernie sanders do. i know you're not in the business of giving democrats advice but where does he take his campaign over the next several weeks? >> well, look, bernie sanders is causing a huge problem for hillary clinton. i know everyone wants to say how well hillary clinton did in the debate the other night. of course, if i went and played basketball against a bu

we've offered a num number of innovative solutions to deal with. that the government's obligation ultimately is to create systems where individuals will fall on hard times, can get back up and try again. we don't want -- what cannot become is what it is now which is in some cases a lifestyle and in other cases a system that traps you. it makes you comfortable in your post but it does nothing to cure it. we need to cure poverty. we're not doing that right now. questioner: thank you for your emphasis on innovation. i am a technology education entrepreneur and i can tell you firsthand that sometimes startups have trouble finding the right talent to fill positions. our local universities do a pretty decent job training a lot of foreign-important students. students. borne some of whom are undocumented, like i have been since the first grade. so as president, what would you do to help foreign-born students and dreamers like me who want to stay in this country, who want to work in this country? mr. rubio: i believe we need to pass immigration reform. i ju

we've offered a num number of innovative solutions to deal with that. the government's obligation ultimately is to create systems where individuals will fall on hard times, can get back up and try again. we don't want -- what cannot become is what it is now which is in some cases a lifestyle and in other cases a system that traps you. it makes you comfortable in your post but it does nothing to cure it. we need to cure poverty. we're not doing that right now. questioner: thank you for your emphasis on innovation. i am a technology education entrepreneur and i can tell you firsthand that sometimes startups have trouble finding the right talent to fill positions. our local universities do a pretty decent job training a lot of foreign-important students. -- foreign-born students. some of whom are undocumented, like i have been since the first grade. so as president, what would you do to help foreign-born students and dreamers like me who want to stay in this country, who want to work in this country? mr. rubio: i believe we need to pass immigration reform.

. << story num: na04w slug: today tease trt: 0:28 format: today show tease date: wednesday, october 28, 2015 eta: restrictions: . . guthrie: good morning. just ahead on today.. (v/o) how will donald trump handle his recent slide in the polls? which candidate needs a break-out performance the most? what to watch for during tonight's next, high-stakes (out) (v/o) our candid conversation with drew barrymore. her self- described "odd childhood".. and how it's shaped the mom, she is today. (out) plus, a live concert on the plaza from one of the hottest of summer! when we see you, right here on today. . >> a festival in the florida keys walking - or bike-riding - dead. the annual zombie bike ride took place on sunday in key west. thousands of participants - ranging from seniors to kids to dogs - painted their faces white and accessorized in their best "dress to depress" gear. costumes included a zombie rock star, wedding party, and big baby. this year, the ride coincided with key west's famous fantasy fest, which runs through november first. >>> good morning. pleaea stand by. technical probl

what the minimum it is amall num at it's not a small number.it means that the minimum amount of time the judge can give. >> host: our first call is from paul in rhode island for our guest julie stewart. go ahead. >> caller: high, good morning. could you explain how the privatization of prison systems in the for-profit prison systems has influenced the mandatory sentencing trekker i don't actually, thank you for calling. i don't think that private prisons have had any impact on sensing law. i think that there is certainly it's not come it doesn't feel good to think that people are making money off of someone else's misery, and there is a lobby to support, or special in the past, for private prisons. but i think and i had a great deal of influence on sensing law. >> host: that was paul. let's hear from steve in california, san diego. >> caller: hello, good morning. i'd like to know what percentage of these ex-cons will commit crimes in our communities within a year? thank you. >> guest: there are statistics and it's about 50%, maybe less, 47% wil

more of a num r two. so when i wrote it, i -- i didn't even know what i was doing. i never thought of doing a book. >> so what made you start to do it. >> i asked to do one when i was doing "just shoot me." some people reme ber. thank you. put applause in and they said they would do it with a ghostwriter and they would help you write it and i had lunch with him and go lunch with him and we said we'll do a lunch every day for three months, at? i'll go like work and i'll wait and do i the right way so i took -- it was like a year so hi to write every day. it was very tough, but i got it the -- you kind of get in your own voice so it's not a full rip-off. you know, at least people know i p effort, even if they don't like it at least i did it, you know. >> there's tons of stories. you clearly can fill up a book with what you've done in your career. i have to jump to farley because of you on screen we all knew and loved. >> yeah. >> what was it like offscreen? you were such buddies. >> sweetheart. that's when we were in a fight. >> that's after "snl" and we're going to d

. >> and joining us sis beth stern who has brought a num berber of theward winning cuties from the dog awards. >> both of us went down to maryland on different days to visit family. yours in maryland, and mine in virginia.

we've offered a num number of innovative solutions to deal with. that the government's a obligation ultimately is to create systems where individuals will fall on hard times, can get back up and try again. we don't want -- what can cannot become is what it is now which is in some cases a lifestyle and in other cases a system that traps you. it makes you comfortable in your postbut it does nothing to cure it. we need to cure poverty. we're not doing that right now. questioner: thank you for your emphasis on innovation. i am a technology education entrepreneur and i can tell you firsthand that sometimes startups have trouble finding the right talent to fill positions. our local universities do a pretty decent job training a lot of foreign-important students. some of whom are undocumented, like i have been since the first grade. so as president, what would you do to help foreign-born students and dreamers like me who want to stay in this country, who want to work in this country? mr. rubio: i believe we need to pass immigration reform. i just don't be