54 year old kill who has battled the effects of epilepsy since 2005 when he was head coach at southern illinois. kill who has suffered dozens of sezures over the years had two recent seizures which kept him from coaching practice with the gophers and this morning ---an emotional kill came to the painful conclusion that it is time for him to step away from the game. we'll be right back. " this is not the way that i some of those struggles have returned and i don't want to cheat the game." the iowa hawkeyes host minnesota in two weeks..today iowa head coach kirk ferentz released this statement on jerry kill.... "coach kill has had a strong and for the coaching job he has done at minnesota and even more so for the manner in which he has done it. jerry is an outstanding person and i wish both he and with halloween coming up this week, many of you are wondering what time trick-or-treat will be in your town. all you need to do is head over to our site - k-w-w-l dot com. when you get to our home page just scroll down and click on the 2015 trick-or-treat times in the featured reports. there you will fi

the bakken pipeline would stretch from north dakota to southern illinois, cutting through more than a dozen counties in iowa. it would transport up to 570 thousand barrels of crude oil each day. the iowa utilities board will hold hearings on the controversial project next month. waterloo schools say a new career center could help improve the district's graduation rates. tonight, the school board gave the green light to a 47 million dollar bond issue that will go to voters. the district wants to offer 30 technical and career education programs... .... in a new career center that would be built near central middle school. the district would also use some money to improve east and west high schools. the district's graduation rate for the class of 2014 was around 74 percent. that's one of the lowest in the state. kcrg t-v nine's brea love spoke to administrator s who say more career- oriented opportunities could help more students get their diplomas. a career center could open up an entirely new learning experience for students in waterloo. it would host classes that would provide high sc

at minnesota with a 29-29 record in the twin cities after successful stints at northern and southern illinois. he had battled cancer and had to miss several games in 2013 because of seizures. but medication had helped him to be seizure free last year and this until a pair of incidents , yesterday. probably the mostly by of gotten of the past three weeks is three hours or less. she stays there and since in a chair and watches me. that ain't no way to live. andy: we wish them the best. baseball fans had to be patient last night. game one of the world series didn't wrap up until well after midnight. >> into right, granderson back. the royals win game one. andy: eric hosmer with the game winning sac fly. kc takes a 1-0 lead after 5-plus hours and 14 innings. game 2, right around the corner. first they just 7:07 on fox. they were celebrating last season's championship out west last night. steph curry, steve kerr, and company celebrated the unveiling of the nba championship banner for the golden state warriors by the bay last night. that also meant they got a ames highif you think we can grow our e

the bakken pipeline would stretch from north dakota to southern illinois, cutting through more than a dozen counties in iowa. it would transport up to 570 thousand crude oil each day. the iowa utilities board will hold hearings on the controversial project next month. with fewer than 100 days till the iowa caucuses, doctor ben carson is leading the other republican presidential candidates here in iowa. a loras college poll shows carson with 30 percent support among likely g-o-p caucus goers. that's 12 points ahead of donald trump. the only other candidate in double digits is marco rubio at 10 percent the poll also shows nearly four out of five people responding have a favorable opinion of carson. more than half have a favorable opinion of rubio. fewer than one quarter have a favorable opinion of trump. house g-o-p leaders struck a budget deal overnight with the white house aimed to avoid government shut down. the deal would raise the debt ceiling and lift domestic and defense budget caps. lawmakers could vote on it as early as wednesday and would apply to the day house republicans are

louis and southern illinois and southern indiana. that's where we'll see some of the heavier rain as we continue through this week. but in the meantime, still another two to up to five inches of rain possible across mississippi. the western panhandle of florida could end up with close to six or seven inches of rain with some of those heavier tropical downpours. now, as we go into wednesday and thursday, we'll start to see it spread across the great lakes and even up and down the east coast. but once that cold front clears things out, by the time we get to next weekend, we should start to see things dry out and also cool down. kate? >> all right, dylan dreyer, thanks so much. >>> we're learning more tonight about that raid on an isis prison in iraq that killed a u.s. soldier. the first to die in the fight against isis. we first showed you video of that rescue mission here last night. well, nbc's ron allen is at the white house tonight with more on the operation. ron? >> reporter: good evening, kate. president obama has said numerous t

from a simple by from southern illinois it miakes may head spi. the sky is the limit and the applications can occur and make our libels better even through hillary clinton apps and -- health care apps and communication. >> host: who has first shot at purchasing that? >> guest: we had issues in the last auction. the fcc pacs the final decision. i represent 33 countries out of is 102 in illinois. a lot of small, poor areas and we want to make sure providers in that area don't get blocked out. but in realities the mageper providers are going to be there bidding and hopefully through that allegation system more people have clearer and better access. but the government is also looking for big bidders to fill the coffers of the government that is always asking for revenue. >> guest: there is a lot of people who use their strengths of the legal system to try to get entry where it wasn't the intent of the regulators to allow that. >> anything else you will look at to gauge success beyond the financial hall? >> guest: we want to make sure there is competit

. >> tracking those movements with the gps collars is julia brockman a bison researcher at southern illinois university. >> what kind of data are you receiving? >> so we're getting location information, a gps point on a map every hour, 24 hours a day. >> so can you show me what you've been seeing? >> sure. these are the bison locations for yesterday they seemed to be spending a lot of time along their corral and trap pasture. and i can corroborate that because we were there and i saw them there. >> and what would you say is the ultimate goal of your study? >> having that amount of data really changes how we look at their movements and their selection. it helps to understand what type of habitat they'll like for reintroductions in the future. >> among the 2 dozen scientists doing research at nachusa, is doctor holly jones, a conservation biologist at northern illinois university. with her team, she's trapping and tagging small mammals to assess the impact of the big bison. >> so its completely a restoration ecologists playground. i get so excited about this field site. let's see if someone is

the bakken north dakota to southern illinois, cutting through more than a dozen counties in iowa. it would transport up to 570 thousand barrels of crude oil each day. the iowa utilities board will hold hearings on the controversial project next month. an investigation is underway in south carolina, after a police officer on duty at a high school was caught on camera slamming a student to the ground. nats as cop turns over chair, drags girl was disturbing the classroom, and the school resource officer was trying to get her out of the classroom when the situation escalated. officer ben fields works at spring valley high the student. the county sheriff says fields received a "culture of excellence" award for proving to be 2014. " sherriff leon lott my initial reaction was one of shock. i'm very disturbed with it and i have a lot of questions i want answered. " fields is now on unpaid administrative leave and is during the investigation. the f-b-i is also facing a lawsuit in federal court, accusing him of violating the civil rights of another high school student. today, washington hig

but it's worth noting that traditional public or private nonprofit universities, including southern illinois university, utilize similar challenge coins with impunity. i remain skeptical that the d.o.d. is evenly and uniformly enforcing its policies on all institutions of higher education and appears to be unfairly singling out certain institutions of higher education based on a letter from the senator from illinois. with respect to the university's apparent failure to obtain specific approval for conducting partnership activities at several military installations, it's our understanding that the university obtained approval from the respective base leadership to sponsor, sometimes at the base's request, partnership events. the university may have technically violated the m.o.u.'s requirement that the university coordinate with the education services officer. those who have served in the military readily understand and respect the chain of command. approval from the base leadership should be sufficient to meet the requirements of the memorandum of understanding. regardless of the education s

the bakken pipeline would stretch from north dakota to southern illinois, cutting through more than a dozen counties in iowa. it would crude oil each day. the iowa utilities board will hold hearings on the controversial project next month. the waterloo school district is moving forward with a 47 million dollar plan to build a career and technical center for the high schools. the school board voted to approve recommendati ons last night. those include starting 30 career and technical education programs for waterloo over the next 3 to 4 years. along with renovating all three high schools. the new education programs would be at a facility located on central middle school grounds. waterloo community school district's superintendent says the center will prepare students for life after highschool. "we were looking to do something that would provide a different type of education for our kids. we didn't want to just tweak something. we wanted to add something we do not have, that made it unique for our students." lindaman says the center will engage students and increase graduation and attend

today he chats with catherine seltzer, an english professor at southern illinois university, edwardsville. recently published a critical study on conroy's work understanding pat conroy. and who is currently working on a biography, pat conroy. having perused this book, this is the book right here that you will be seen when you are be sign or going to have your book signed. having perused it, it is really a gateway to understanding the complexities and his work. it is just wonderful, i just got it and i just thought wow, what she has done with the works to help us understand this complex man appear. now i give you catherine seltzer and pat conway. [applause]. >> i've had the chance to interview pat weekly over the last several months as i've been researching this book in the next book and the conversations are always fun, always interesting. it is great to be able to do it today with all of you. extending the conversation. pat i want to start in a different direction today, we are in nashville, the people who really thought to define southern terms and how we think about it. so i want to st

the bakken pipeline would stretch from north dakota to southern illinois, cutting through more than a dozen counties in iowa. it would transport up to 570 thousand barrels of crude oil each day. the iowa utilities board will hold hearings on the controversial project next month. with fewer than 100 days till the iowa caucuses, doctor ben carson is leading the other republican presidential candidates here in iowa. a loras college poll shows carson with 30 percent support among likely g-o-p caucus goers. that's 12 points ahead of donald trump. the only other candidate in double digits is marco rubio at 10 percent the poll also shows nearly four out of five people responding have a favorable opinion of carson. more than half have a favorable opinion of rubio. fewer than one quarter have a favorable opinion of trump. house g-o-p leaders struck a budget deal overnight with the white house aimed to avoid government shut down. the deal would raise the debt ceiling and lift domestic and defense budget caps, and and would apply to the next two years. lawmakers could vote on it as early as wedn

in kentucky's mc- cracken county.....along illinois' southern border....there was a 13-percent jump in scratch- offs from july first through oct. 9th. earlier this month... the illinois lottery announced that it would hand out i-o-u's for jackpots over 600 dollars...until the state works out deborah: hundreds of people in des moines fought against breast cancer by enjoying a special hay-ride. ,the "ride for a cucu" was at "water works" park this weekend. the hay-ride w w pulled by an antique tractor with specially made pink tires. this is the first year of the event and they raised more than two thousand dollars. "it's amazing when we started this project the people that come up to you and how cancer has touched their lives you can't talk to anybody that hasn't been in contact with it it's been a great project." deborah: donations collected from the ride will go to the john stoddard cancer center in des moines. deborah: many costumed characters came out to a spooktacular event today in bettendorf. the "scare-crow shenanigans" event was s ld at the family museum.... where kids enjoyed a

senator from arizona noted other schools have done the same thing, including, he mentioned, southern illinois university. i'm not going to send a letter to the d.o.d. protesting if they hold s.i.u. or any school accountable for the same context as university of phoenix. the senior senator from arizona did, and i think he ought to reflect on that for a moment. senator mccain -- pardon me, the senator from arizona says the university of phoenix has a long history of serving nontraditional students such as active duty military and others. according to paul rykoff of the iraq veterans of america, the university of phoenix -- quote -- "is constantly reported as the single worst by far" when it comes to for-profit colleges taking advantage of its memberss that the agency for financial cfpb, the education department, and california attorney general harris drove another for-profit school, corinthian, out of business without ever proving misconduct. and now we're attempting to do the same with the university of feigphoenix. the fact is that there are ongoing investigations by the federal trade commiss

it just, you know, for a as muching boy from southern illinois, it makes your head spin. i'm fortunate to be on the committee. the sky's the limit on the applications of what can occur and make our lives better even through health care apps and telecommunication and the like. so i'm very excited about it. >> when it comes to those who can purchase that spectrum, who has first shot at it? >> guest: well, the fcc has to do a bidding process and, you know, we did have some issues in the last auction which, you know, questioned -- there is some subsidies for, a lot of small, rural, poor areas that we want to make sure providers in those areas don't get blocked out by the large, major corporate entities. but in reality you're going to have the major telecommunication providers and major companies bidding and hopefully hen through that allocation system more people are going to have clearer and better access. but, you know, government's also looking for big bidders so they can fill the coffers of a government that's always asking for revenue. >> so how comfortable are you with

along illinois' southern border.... there was a 13- percent jump in scratch-offs from july first through october 9th. earlier this month... the illinois lottery announced it would hand out i-o-u's for jackpots over 600 dollars... until the state works out it's budget. jessica rae: the obama administration says kids spend too much time taking "unnecessary" exams in school. president obama said in a facebook post he wants to fix that. the administration announced new guidelines concerning standardized tests in what they call a "testing action plan." it outlines new principles for measuring student aptitude. the white house said additional details will be released in january. jessica rae: the tyson event center was painted pink this weekend... well sort of... it's all for the eighth annual pink in the rink game. every yearar. the musketeers partner up with "susan g. komen for the cure siouxland" and "unitypoint health saint- lukes" to help fight breast cancer. proceeds from the game go toward breast cancer awareness, equipm

what we just heard there was the same energy we heard between northern illinois and southern illinoiscinity of 1857. nothing changes. it is never going to go away. vonnie: tweet the link to the book. great idea. it is a classic one volume from one of our great historians on the 16th president. we need to look at the accounting of hyper carbons -- hydrocarbons. no one better to do that then skip york. he does not live in new york city. he lives where they do things with nuts and bolts. vonnie: do not forget the washer. tom: vonn it was talking about a lock washer. about balance sheet adjustment. we've heard from the sophisticates that october is the month where you recalibrate every energy balance sheet. what will happen? in octoberig issue is that some banks that have reserved back to lending, they will get those terms reset. what we are hearing so far is it is not the doomsday a lot of people have been saying it was going to be. and a lot of the larger producers do not see the rebasing until march of 2016. even if we look at rbl loans, the ones that are not using the reserves are 40%

say and many of the southern delegates and hostile delegates in the north were a little bit intimidated by what he had to say. they were not expecting this rustic individual from illinois. yes? >> when ron makes the movie, which delegate do you want to play? [laughter] mark: that's a good question. give me five minutes. you have a favorite you want to play? >> i want to know you want to play. mark: senator reeves from virginia sounds like a very stately, dignified figure, so maybe -- although he is having financial problems in 1860. he sells 114 slaves. afterwards, i learned that after the war, there is a wonderful picture of senator reeves in a group with general ulysses s grant and admiral farragut and other figures. he became an agent of healing the wounds from the war afterwards. he had his good parts. he, like most of the southern delegates, could not see beyond -- even though theoretically they would hope slavery would go away, they were too politically and socially and economically invested to envision how it would ever go away. >> is that the original title, or do you have another one? mark: it is a little bit of a trick question. [laughter] it was not my title