"the lead" starts right now. for the fourth time in two weeks president obama addressing fears of a terrorist attack at home and concerns that he is not handling the threat well. did he reassure the american public this time? bernie sanders supporters accusing the democratic national committee of being in the tank for hillary clinton. his campaign now threatening to take the democratic party to court after the dnc cut them off from the life blood of their campaign. plus, in virginia an entire county's schools shut down. but it wasn't a terror threat. it was a homework assignment. good afternoon everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we have some breaking news in our money lead at the top of the hour. the dow dropping 370 points today amid massive trading. the big board showing a loss of more than 2%. factors at work here include investors worrying there could be four interest rate hikes next year. oil continuing its decline now is the lowest levels in seven years. and also down commodities and all the m

>> in flint, it would keep the lead in the pipe and out of the sample this consumers were collecting. again when they used a normal bottle, and filled it up normally, lead levels would be very, very high. if you used the bottle that the state was using with the tiny opening, it looked like it was safe. >> significantly higher lead levels in flint. >> when we came out with our advice that flint water is unsafe on the website, and gave people instructions how to avoid the lead in the water, m.d. said it was safe and don't listen. >> to ensure we are identifying risk. >> overall if you could give yourself a grade what would you give yourself? >> i'm going to have to let others grade me. that. >> do you think you deserve an a? >> no. >> do you think you deserve an f? >> no. >> how does this look different than flint? >> welt, it's clear. >> to lee ann walters who has since moved to virginia, the state of michigan failed her. >> when will i.t. be done for her? >> when people are held accountable. it's not just a michigan problem now but people don't realize that. >> how concerned are you t

but the lead just too much to overcome...tommyschiltz with the hoop and the harm...heelan takes it 84-61. chris: the last time out, iowa state suffered its first loss of the season against in-state rival uni. tonight, the cyclones tried to bounce back, but isu on the road at number 22 cincinnati tonight. we pick it up in the second half...deonte burton, finds monte morris with the b-e-a-u-tiful bounce pass...cyclones lead it by 7. but late in the game...troy caupain, connects from the top of the key for three...bearcats up four and they're fire up. under 20 ticks to play...georges niang finds abdel nader in the corner and the cardiac clones retake the lead. cincy would get three looks for the tie or the win in the final 11 seconds, but none of them tickle the isu gets a huge road win, 81-79. iowawalso in action this evening...hawkeye s hosting tennessee tech. in the first...mike gesell out on the break...the no look feed to jarrod uthoff...hawkeyes 12. then the other crew, adam finds anthony clemmons who move underneath...the lead up to a bakers dozen. minutes left in the picks the po

splish splash to push the lead to sixteeeen.... later first, the big man inside, christian fahey muscles his way in for two kohawks cruising throh the first half......but lake forest had some rally in them -- before the half eric porter for one of his eleven three's on the day -- a new eby fieldhouse record -- the foresters overcome a seventeen point deficit to stun the kohawks 81-76.... number eleven mount vernon hosting north cedar tonight.... name of the game for m-v -- three's -- that one courtesy of kristen elliot made it 50-32 mustangs to start the fourth quarter... the knights did trim the lead down -- miranda thimmes with the drive in double overage there --but thhome team firing on all cylinders -- oh senior beyond the arc, mustangs win it 55-43.... a doubleheader in mount vernon -- the boys t tms in the nightcap.... must've taken a lesson from the girls team... first points of the game ... three for austin ash -- and his night far from over...still first quarter, this time it's ash like a flash through the lane and it drop

then wingett, shows off the range...the step stretches the lead to 6. and check out this sequence...winget t with the steal and the slam...then he doesn't quit...another theft and layin. bago all over homer tonight, 97-20 earlier ononhe court, the b bo we pick it up in the fourth...check out this outlet...illeana frenchman to deonna harris to jasmine colvin...beautiful passing and bago up big. they keep fighting...loose ball, delicia payer wins it and isabel earth cashes in on the 3, it's 65-38. homer, playing til the end...bryanna woodard, sinks ththmidrange jumper to o t into the leadad but bago was too much...they crash the glass and frenchman gets it to go...69-46 the final. up to the minidome...the 6th ranked lady cards opening the year against wayne. early in the third...kori fischer...fights her way through contact and gets it to go...cards up 39-22. but on the other end, danica schaefer has the answer...tririe from the corner cuts into the lead. augusta thramer...working the give and go in the near court...money on the floater...the lead at 14. w

connor velasano leads the pack down the ice and he scores. muskies have a 2-1 lead. youngstown would send it to overtime tied at 2 -- but it goes to a shootout and sioux city wins 3-2. the same 2 teams play again saturday at the tyson. the iowa state women hosting number-23 iowa -- trying to cyclone men's win on thursday. hawkeyes alley disterhoff with a huge night, 26 points. hawks lead by as much as 11 in the second half. final seconds in the third, kidd blaskowsky showing off the arm. meredith burkall catches shoots, coach campbell is impressed. under four to play, the cyclones hanging around, jadda buckley believes in magic. her first triple of the night. cyclones take the lead. it's happening again... seanna johnson driving, fouled, gets the bucket and this game is over. 69-66. it's a cyclone sweep. that's going to do it for tonight. if you missed anything, go to ktiv-dot-com. thanks for watching sports

but then van rees, left wide open off the great ball movement...east retakes the lead and they never give it up from there...black raiders win it 79- 67. chris: up the road to hinton, the blblkhawks sting remsen- ion and you always have to guard the inbounder...jay small, left alone in the corner...hinton up early. but chris schmid, keeping the rockets in it...he picks the pocket and takes it in for the pair, that cuts the lead to one. then hinton starts to pull away...small, gets to the rack, hoop and the hack makes it 15-9. then the big man, blake vandehoef, off the nice dish...he gets the basket and the bonus...and hinton runs away with it, 80-39. earlier on the court, the blackhawks and rockets battling on the girls side. kayla alesch, blows past the defender and gets to the rim for a pair, rockets lead it by 6 in the foujth. on the other end, kailey burke was doing work for hinton...gets the board and the putback. then burke again...draws the foul...she had 32 and the blackhawks get within a pair. but brianna jensen gets out on the break--and she doesn't miss the gimme...remsen u

the visitors open up a four point lead..... westwood would bounce back as drees finishes down low.......but k-p notches a nice road win........49-37 the final. showdown in hinton....the blackhawks hosting south o'brien...... picking things up fourth quarter......hawks by 11.....but shelby schueder pops and hits....wolverines cut the lead to single digits.... a few minutes later.....kailey burke goes coast to coast for hinton...speed kills.....blackhawk s up by 12..... then its savanna sickelka burying the three ball for south o'brien.....they made it a 10 point game with two minutes to plala... but hinton hangs on....burke again off glass.....blackhaw ks win it 48-36. let's head out to nebraska...bloomfi eld on the road at cedar catholic tonight, home opener for the trojans. first quarter.....megan leise with the three to begin the game..... later its brianna lammer with the board, takes it out and then knocks down the jumper........ next lady trojan possession...emily feilmeier connects from behind the arc.....hcc would gon on

that's "the lead." g it over to brianna keilar in "the situation room." >>> happening now, tough on talk. the eve of cnn's republican presidential debate. donald trump stretches his lead. a new national poll puts him 27 points ahead of his closest challeng challenger. cruz surging, texas senator ted cruz is charging hard in iowa. latest polls show him battling trump for the lead in that first in the nation gop contest. will they turn on each other in this debate? and terror arrest on the eve of a debate focusing on national security, a maryland man is charged with trying to aid is

welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we have some breaking news from europe where swiss authorities have raised the terror alert level for americans in geneva. authorities there are searching for suspects who may be tied to the paris attacks. we'll have more on that story in a moment. but we're going to begin with the national "the lead." in a series of red flags now emerging after the san bernardino attack, the fbi says syed farook was in the social circle of a man convicted of recruiting four terrorists in 2012. farook's wife also dodged u.s. intelligence when she moved from pakistan to the u.s. to marry rizwan farook. the state department now acknowledging they never asked her about any possible interest in jihad during her background check. these discoveries come as families plan memorial services for their victims and loved ones. the first funeral is being held today for 27-year-old yvett yvetta valasco. let's begin with pamela brown. what are you learning? >> sources we've been speaking to, jake, are telling us inve

tough first half for the panthers -- paujesperson wiwi the three to cut the lead to ten-- 38-28 at the half.... but u-n-i hotter than chestnuts on the open fire to start the second, klint arlson there...next up, jeremy morgan for three - -uts the cougug lead to three.... but chase fischer unconcious for b-y-u -- have yourself a uerry christmas mr fischer -- he led all scorers with 26 points... u-n-i able to put a dent into the lead late, washpun steal goes to matt bohannon ...drops another three -- heheinished with twenty one but still not enough as u-n-i falls 84- 76.... and wrap up their time in hawaii with a record of 1- and-2. the panthers back at home this week hosting bradley what's christmas without the n- b-a? bulls down in oklahoma city.... and on fire in the first haha, jimim butler at the buzzer.... is that even legal? more air on that one than santa's sleigh... 32-26 at half....but keviv durant can never be counted out... he says anything you canano... i can do just as fine... the thunder mounted a comeback... but there was no stopping the big guy in red -- and i'm not talk

and this is "the lead." and breaking news right this second. >>> our cnn/orc poll out of iowa where donald trump looms larger than ever in the republican field with exactly eight weeks left when voting starts and america gets down to the business of actually electing the next president, trump is the overwhelming double-digit leader. winning iowa would be a huge jump start to trump's bid for the nomination. something many people once thought impossible. but something that now looks more and more likely by the day. cnn chief political correspondent dana bash is here to run down the numbers. so, dana, trump went from being statistically tied ahead by really a margin of error and now up by 13. >> we're seeing the trend in the iowa poll ral le mirror what we saw last week in the national poll. trump is best on issues voters care about from the economy, immigration and growing importance these days what voters see as trump's abilities as commander in chief. just two months until the first presidential contest in io

>>> welcome back to "the lead." making headlines in our world lead. new details on the paris terror attack. sources telling cnn that french officials believe the ringleader abdelhamid abaaoud a belgium national was on the greek island of laros in the weeks prior to they used encrypted applications allowing them to conceal plans from law enforcement. joining me now former cia operative bob baer and also the president of the security firm crowd strike, shawn. great to have you here. tremendous amount of experience to talk to on these topics. bob, i want to start with you. new abc news/"the washington post" poll shows this morning 70% of those surveyed are not confident in the government's ability to stop a lone wolf attack. i wonder if that's sort of something we got to live with, right? because are there really ways that you could stop true lone wolves who don't talk to anybody conceivably before they carry out an attack like this? is that the truly invisible plot for counterterror officials? >> i think that's their w

and so far, the only lead investigators have... is that a dark colored sedan was in the area around the time her body was discovered. tim: abc 9's deborah souverain joins us now with more. that dark colored sedan is the only tip investigators have surrounding alicia hummel's death. the clay county sheriff's office is hoping a 5- thousand dollar reward will encourage others to come forward with any information that could help solve this case. 6 months after 29 year-old alicia hummel's body was found near the b bt dock at myron grove in south dakota. there remains more estions than ananers. mymyn grove boat rara also known as highghines boat landing...and "i'm confident that there are people that know more about this case than has been told to us." said andy howe, clay county sheriff. clay county sheriff andy howe is hoping a 5-thousand dollar reward will bring forth more information on what happened the afternoon alicia told friends she was going fishing. including the whereabouts of a dark sedan with a loud muffler that was spotted

in the third quarter, michigan state had a 9-6 lead. the first play of the quarter, ran the rest of the way untouched. and the hawkeyes and now taken a 13-9 lead in the big ten championship game. michigan state got the ball back, how to drive, cannot get anything. 12 minutes and 14 seconds to go in the game. remember, the winner of this game wins the big 10 championship and is considered a lot for the collegeootball playoff. the hawks will move on to their first ever birth in the college football playoff. it has been a raucous scene. ryan smith joins me now. unless you are there, you don't really imagine the dominance of black and gold. three quarters of the stadium is hawkeye fans. ryan: that is right. we have seen tens of thousands of hawkeye fans, truly dominating the downtown indianapolis sporting scene. even michigan state fans admitting to me that they are >> i-o-w-a! ryan: it may not be lucas oil stadium -- >> i-o-w-a!" ryan: but hawkeye fans inside basey's downtown grill aren't letting that stop them from feverishly cheering on t

billy brown had himself quite the first quarter - indians lead 11-8 - gets the shooters roll on that one - he had 14 first quarter points. he's left wide open for three here - he finished with 23 points - spirit lake pushing their lead. hawkeye fans don't blink - kriener both hands jams it home - he finished with 21 points. spirit lake gets a 80-48 win over cherokee. a top ten battle in the girls game -- spirit lake ranked fifth -- cherokee is ninth. spirit lake down 22-11 in the second - joie veldman, part of a furious run - three of her 13 brings spirit lake within five at the break. indians rallied from double digit deficits twice - anna brown pops a three - she led spirit lake with 17. tied at 38 in the third. the braves stayed composed - olivia dagel inside - she made a lot of baskets when the braves needed it. to the fourth - braves up 56-47 - paityn hagberg cushions that led cherokee with a solid win 72-61 the final. more girls hoops -- the lady trojans of cedar catholic taking on bloomfield. 1st quarter -- taylor lammers -- kicks out to senior megan leise -- with the quick re-

lead. with the first votes less than five weeks donald trump is trying to take his lead in the polls and translate lead into wins in iowa and new hampshire. with trump, that means more insults and more tough talk. senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny joining me from council bluffs, iowa, donald trump will hold an event tonight. trump's latest target, he's not even running, but has run a couple of times before, he's a former president. >> a few things that excite republicans or unify republicans more than going after the clintons. and that's exactly why donald trump is doing this. he's trying to fire up the republican base. but the question is, when bill clinton hits the campaign trail next week, will he take the bait? >> interrupt, trump. >> reporter: trump is opening up a new front in his war with the clintons, provireviving politic scandals. >> abusive women. look at whether it's monica lewinsky or paula jones or many of them, and that certainly will be fair game. >> thank you all so much! >> reporter: with bill clinton ready to hit the campaign trail, trump says everything is fair game i

elise labott, thanks very much. >>> the politics lead, this means war. e from donald trump of course as he turns to the other 2016 front-runner hillary clinton. and what if, what if the leading gop candidate does not win iowa? can donald trump still capture his party's nomination? our political experts will weigh in. that's right after this. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for

the biggest lead mr. ump has ever had in any national poll, the first time any republican candidate has broken the 40% mark in a national poll this year. i mean donald trump's been leading in all the polls for months, but he has generally been hanging out in the upper 20s, occasionally breaking into the 30s. so 41%? a 27-point lead over his nearest rival? that seemed very new. and you got to ask in that circumstance, is this an outlier, could this be wrong? could donald trump's national poll numbers really be spiking like that? especially after his whole ban the muslims thing? when i put that question to patrick murray, he was very serious and thoughtful about his response. he pointed out different polls measure different things. this was just one poll among many. that national polls this far out are not necessarily predictive. okay. but you know what? 24 hours later, we now have new evidence to suggest that yeah, no reason to be shy. that monmouth poll is not an outlier. 41% in that poll was the highest n

morris forces the second goal of the game giving stanford a 2- 0 lead. hey cruise 4-0, and that is the program's first national championship in school history for soccer. >>> 14th ranked stanford women in austin visiting texas. davenport gets the steal and the layup, giving the horns an 11-point lead. texas wins 77-69, and the cardinals fall to 6-2. >>> one of the most revealing sound baits i've heard all season is that with four wins they were overlooking the cleveland browns. >> never underestimate a last place team. i always tell my girls in soccer. because they're hungry. >> really. how did the soccer team finish? >> my girls? >> uh-huh. >> they did okay. ,,,, ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ >> glor: cruzing ahead: texas se d cruz surges to the top in iowa. donald trump lashes out: >> i don't think he has the right temperament. i don't think he's got the right judgement. >> glor: sinkholes and landslides leave homes in oreg

museums,wo world-class one, the leading full art museum in the country and the leading museum on the revolutionary times, the art and artifacts of that time. many do not know that these museums exist. as i said before, we have great hotels, dining, and other entertainment. >> we are talking with the president and ceo of colonial williamsburg, mr. mitchell reiss joining us aboard our c-span3 bus this morning live from williamsburg. employees, 1800 volunteers, an annual budget of $200 million, 500 reconstructed buildings. john d rockefeller funded the restoration of the town. where does the budget today come from? mitchell: thank you for asking. patriotsver 100,000 who donate their money to preserve and to promote colonial williamsburg. that role is essential for our financial stability, and we are very grateful for their support. receive any direct funding from the state or federal government. we also earn money through ticket sales, retail stores, and hotel and dining. we do the core of what really depends on the generosity and philanthropy of over 100,000 people across the country a

the lead back to 3. knuth rebutles driving the lane and kissing it off the glass for two... but the rams close it out on free throws up three-- johnston can't get the buzzer beater to go and southeast polk gets the upset 60 to 57. we head over to valley second quarter--valley up early in this one. but the the dodgers making a push sam kalacia from the corner knocks down the triple cutting the lead to 2. then the tigers get on a roll. they go inside to quentin curry pushing the lead back to four. valley keeps attacking the peyton long getting the bucket down low-- and one makes it a three point play. turner scott now showing off the range-- off the dribble pulls up and hits the triple from beyond the arc-- lead now to 6. but to close out the half-- kyle beisch goes to work for ft. dodge-- from way outside-- three pointer lead down to three... then beisch again this time from the corner tickles the twine dodgers into haltime tied with valley at 25.... the tigers win it 60 to 56 the final from valley high sc

but then van rees, left wide open off the great ball movement...east retakes the lead and they never give it up from there...black raiders win it 79- 67. chris: up the road to hinton, the blblkhawks sting remsen- ion and you always

"the lead" starts right now. taking the fight to isis. president obama announces he's sending more u.s. special forces into iraq. but what about the its sis threat here to the homeland? former head of the defense intelligence agency's here with some alarming candor. >>> chicago's mayor fired chicago's top cop, saying trust in the force has been eroding saying it took 400 days to release the tape of the murder of laquan mcdonald shot 16 times. >>> plus, putting his rubber stamp on the race, ted cruz says there's no republican war against birth control. proof? condom vending machines. good afternoon, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. dramatic, new mission in the u.s.-led war against isis. ash carter making the announcement hours ago, send elite troops to battle isis jihadys in iraq, rescuing hostages, gathering much-needed intelligence on the terrorist group. right to barbara starr at the pentagon. the pentagon not saying how many troops will be ai part of the mission or when deployed. >> reporter: very much so. perhaps a surprise was

thanks. >> that's it for "the lead." er to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. previous plot. tonight, new revelations about the man who provided the killers with some of their weapons. a childhood friend, former next door neighbor, muslim convert who married into the killer's family. and now cnn is learning he told investigators about a previous plot abandoned in 2012. did he know about the san bernardino attack as well? terror marriage, the couple behind the massacre now said to have been radicalized before they even met online. and discussing jihad and martyr dom for years. was it a shared hatred for the west that brought them together? anger i

but then van rees, left wide open off the great ball movement...east retakes the lead and they never give it up from there...black raiders win it 79-67. up the road to hinton, the blackhawks hosting remsen-union and you always have to guard the inbounder...jay small, left alale in the cornerer.hinton up early. but chris schmid, keeping the rockets in it...he picks the pocket and takes it in for the pair, that cuts the lead to one. then hinton starts to pull away...small, gets to the rack, hoop and the hack makes it 15-9. then the big man, blake vandehoef,f,ff the nice dish...he gets the basket and d the bonus...and hinton runs away up to le mars...the bulldogs taking on ninth-ranked cherokee last night. opening quarter....jen schneider finds some space in the paint and finishes strong....bulldogs take the early lead.... then its sidney baumgartner in the lane.....she hits the runner.......le mars would get out to an 8-1 lead.... but here comes cherokee....kaely hummel.....second on the school's all-time scoring list...braves within two.... and they would take the lead....hummel again.

nchtsz welcome to "the lead." christmas is friday. 's the time of the year when soldiers send their loved ones back home video messages since they cannot be with their families to celebrate. unfortunately, six more families will not get those messages this year. the united states' longest war claimed even more lives today with news that six american troops were killed just outside the safe perimeter of bagram air force base killed by a suicide bomber. cnn's barbara starr is at the pentagon. barbara, this attack one would think would have to be fairly sophisticated in order to kill so many u.s. service members so close to a major u.s. base. >> you know, at least pre-planned they were watching, they knew the americans might be there. i think that's what many people assume. the word we're getting is this was essentially a joint patrol by both u.s. and afghan forces. they were going outside the base we believe to attend a meeting. they were outside of their vehicle when the motorcycle approached and detonated that suicide bomb. as you said

the following monday, which is three weeks ago today, the leading candidate for the republican nomination for president was asked what kind of public policy strategies he would pursue if he is elected president in order to try to protect this country from the kind of terrorist attack that had just unfolded in pris. that candidate, donald trump, said in response to those questions that he would, quote, strongly consider shutting down mosques in the united states. he said, quote, you're going to have to certainly look at it. so this was the monday after the friday paris terrorist -- friday paris terrorist attacks. the leading republican candidate for president basically musing aloud, thinking about it, saying shutting down mosques is one thing that ought to be considered in this country. by the following day he had stopped ruminating on it and had decided, actually, yes, we would have to do that. the united states would start shutting down mosques. we have no choice. >> nobody wants to say this, and nobody wants to shut down religious institutions or anything, but you understand it. a lot o

that's it for "the lead" today. turning you over to the capable hands of brianna keilar, she's in for wolf blitzer today in "the situation room." sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> happening now. breaking news. isis ousted. iraqi troops raising their flag and proclaiming victory after retaking a key city from terrorist forces. will iraq's second largest city be the next to be liberated from isis? >>> new terror threat, multiple major cities warned of possible attacks involving explosives or guns between christmas and new year's eve. is another paris style massacre imminent? >>> trump's targets. the republican presidential front-runner accuses hillary clinton of playing what he calls the woman's card and declares bill clinton fair game as he campaigns for his wife. is trump playing

later in the half, it's homan, driving the lane and fighting through the contact...he had 15 points. that would lead the team if it weren't for clay harreld...he was 7 of 12 from deep for a team high 25...chargers win it big, 98-78. earlier in the day, the morningside men, taking on jamestown. but right out of the gate, brequan tucker...finds some space in the corner he connects and the morningside answers back...adebayo babalola...bull dozes his way to the hoop and the guys in maroon take the lead. then the outside game comes alive...ryan tegtmeier...rises and fires on the triple

and gets into the water. and lead in the water makes people really, really sick. there's no level of lead in water that is considered safe. but if you take in way too much lead it's rashes and skin lesions and hair loss and also permanent neurological damage, particularly if you're exposed as a kid. it can lead to lower iq, emotional problems, behavioral problems, the works. it's not that you should never use river water for drinking water. plenty of places do. you just have to do this one thing. you have to do it safely. you have to treat the water first so it doesn't corrode the pipes. we now know that the state of michigan, the snyder administration, told flint it was okay to switch to that new water source without the anti-corrosion treatment. and so they did. they just made the switch. and first came reports that the new water smelled bad. it stung in the shower. and some homes when you poured it in the tap it came out rusty colored or it came out looking like maybe it was light beer. next came news that a local

here comeses isu on the breakak monte e rris with the e ley, jameel mckay with the oop...that cuts the lead back to single digits. uthoff can run too...he stuffs it home...he had 30 at the break. but matt thomas keeps the clones within striking distance...4 three pointers in the first half...hawks led it 49-35 at the half. in the second, here comes isu...georges niang...with the spin move and finish...that gets themithin 11. cyclones within 6...when mike gesell...loses the handle for a minute but recocors and it's an 8 point game with 2 a a a half to play. left...thomas...clu tch...3 of his 19 off the bench for isu. ten seconds to play...iowa up one...monte morris...takes the defender off the dribble...floater falls and isu takes the 83-82 lead. gesell, brings it up court for the hawks...looking for the win, gives it off to uthoff who can't hit...and the magic is alive and well...cyclones storm back to stun their rivals by one. to the high school ranks...fourteent h-ranked west hosting east. first possession of the game for the wolverines...and sky silvas...gets forgotten in the corner...th

tip torren jones goes over the back and the lead. unlv turns it over again... last chance for the rebels trailing three... here they come and mccaw tries to throw up a prayer blocked and the jerome desperation three is off and for the only the second beats unlv. this program needs serious evaluation as the rebels drop their conference opener at home losing to the bulldogs 69-66. dave rice/unlv coach: "way too many mistakes, 21 turnover.. when we give up 33 points off turnovers and we get only 7 there's a 26 point difference to still put ourselves in a position to give ourselves a chance, but way way too many mistakes." ((chris maathuis)) that's going to sting for a long time with rebel fans.... maybe it's a good thing the rebels are on the road next. unlv with a chance to regroup... they don't play again until january 6th at colorado state. ((chris maathuis)) it's official... manny pacquiao is coming back to las vegas to fight... he's going to fight timothy bradley for the third time. the pac man had three choices... bradley, terence

in this era the concept of the homosexual became into being. leading studies of homosexuality in the late 19th century posit that homosexuality was a pathology. persons afflicted were strange freaks of nature. orng the questions debated rather the inclination to engage in homosexual conduct was congenital or acquired. whether it was curable or incurable. whether it should be accepted as an unavoidable condition or resisted and suppressed. physicians proposed a broad range of remedies for homosexuality including hypnosis , psychoanalysis, sex with prostitutes, intense bicycle riding, -- [laughter] electrical stimulation. many doctors recommended sterilization of homosexuals to prevent this from being passed on from one generation to the next. compulsorystates had sterilization laws. in the 1930's the image of the homosexual took on a sinister cast. anxiety overlic sex crimes recast the dominant image of homosexuals as dangerous psychopaths who were naturally inclined to commit the most unspeakable crimes against others. human eyes not only as perverts b

the spartans jalen watts-jackson a freshman recovered the ball and returned it for the the play leading to this kid's 15 minutes of fame. he struck the so-called surrender cobra. >> wolverines ahead by two. do you remember that? only ten seconds on the clock when it happened. they had gotten the punt off. they were likely to have won the game but the final score spartans 27, wolverines 23. watts-jackson suffered a dislocated and fractured hip by the way. he's on the mend just starting to walk the past few days. he's going to miss the cotton bowl against alabama. you know what? this was probably a lifetime highlight. >> you even know what bowl they're in. >> i boned up on this. another moment came in september at the u.s. open tennis championship. it was supposed to be serena williams crowning achievement winning every grand slam event in the calendar year but she lost in the semifinals to italian roberta vinci. vinci went on to lose to another italian. her tennis partner flavia pennetta. then a remarkable moment, out on top. she had already decided months ahead she was going to retire a

one the leading folk art museum in the country and then the leading museum on the revolutionary times, the art and artifacts of those period. a lot of people don't know they exist. they're just a stone's throw away from the historic area. we have great hotels, dining, and other entertainment for people to enjoy. >> we're talking with the president and ceo of colonial williamsburg, mr. mitchell reese. american history tv is live from williamsburg this morning where there 2500 employees, 800 volunteers, an annual budget of 200 million, 88 original buildings, 500 reconstructed buildings that opened in 1926. where does the budget today come from? >> thanks for asking, greta. we have over 100,000 patriots who donate their money to preserve and to promote colonial williamsburg. that role is essential for our financial stability. and we're very, very grateful for their support. we don't receive any direct funding from the state or federal government. and i think that surprises a lot of people. we also earn money through ticket sales, through retail stores, and through hotel and dining. but a

it still says they should take the lead, but it should not require them to take the lead. that's a serious distinction. for everyone else, the business community, people all over the world, the peace that is still there, that it survived intact for the last two weeks is the goal that will bring us to a new energy era. this deal is the most fundamental piece of it. it's a message. we are an ending fossil fuels. we're ending dirty energy. the pollution that i thought would destroy the world around me for the rest of my life might not be there in the future. that's what i feel like is the incredible part of this moment. >> if i may be develop's advocate in this moment of heightened drama, you paint a very pretty picture there, rosy picture, but it will be tough getting to that point. >> it was tough getting to this point. i feel like if we can poll 100% clean energy in the next 15 months watch what we can do if five years. i'm excited to get back to work on monday and work with our members to work with leaders to adapt a more ambitious goal than this. we've had a great run. th

the eagles have the lead. in the fourth quarter, darren sproles along the sideline, inside of on the punter and he's gone. 83 yards to the end zone. eagles lead 28-14. in the fourth, bradford to matthews for the score. the eagles score 35 unanswered points to lead 35-14 but tom brady is tom brady, cut it to 14 points. eagles try to run off the clock with the lead. stripped of the football. the patriots recover and fourth and ten situation. brady finds martin over the middle. but martin cannot hold on and the eagles win if foxboro 35-28. >> i've always been proud of them and i told those guys that. i said sometimes they don't see in them what i see in them and i know we have a good football team and they showed it today. >> this is the type of win that gets the team going, swagger going, we can beat anybody. >> last thing you want is brady in a tough situation. ugly as it was we found a way to win. >> we hear the noise, the negativity surrounding us the past couple of weeks. it hasn't changed our mind set one bi

they jump out to the lead and brown high off the glass and cal was up seven at the half. brown clearly has nba athleticism right now. bear manage one field goal in the last 13 minutes. thompson with a flush and they go to over time. that helps. tip in and bears by six. they can't hold the lead. the wahoos go up one and cal with one last chance and a tough shot. tyrone wallace forcing it up there. the bears let it slip away in charlottesville. martin 63-62. the kings are in l.a. and five minutes in and trevor lewis with the redirect in front and it is 2-0. pavelski and thorton. second period and sharks are down 3-1. brent burns rips it. it is a 3-2 game. the sharks rip off four unanswered goals. two power play goals in a minute and 32 seconds. burns adding a late empty netter as the best road team. the sharks win it on the road 5-3 the final in los angeles. steve kerr had to replace his replacement. kerr has been out all season. luke walton was sick today. kerr was back in the saddle. he is still getting headaches because of a leak of final fluid following two back surgeon

the three! bulldogs out in front early. but jok leads the hawks back, here he takes it coast to coast and in for two. that would spark a big run for iowa. later on mike he had a team high 17 as the hawks take the lead. then more long ball as brady ellingson is seeing triple. and why not one more. jok finds anthony clemmons in the corner, straight cash homey! iowa goes on a 14-0 run. but back comes drake... reed timmer steps back and drains the three. he had a game high 25... then casey schlatter picks a good time for his only points of the game. bulldogs and hawks tied at 30 at the break. but the story of the game, iowa had a block party! 9 in the first half and a school record 14 in the game. hawkeyes outlast drake, 70-64... behind a big effort from mike gesell. "that's the thing you gotta love about him, he's just going to keep coming. he feels terrible about the game the other night, like a lot of people do, but he's just going to come back and go to work and gonna keep attacking you and making plays, clearly the difference in the gam

they got the lead on the attackers. the divers are looking for any type of evidence, not anything specific. the search is expected to take several days >>> and of course gun control has been a heated issue, especially in the wake of some the recent shootings. now connecticut governor is trying to use an executive order to ban the sales of weapons to people on the federal no-fly lists. his proposal is getting mixed reaction. here's news4's ida segal. >> it's a move to keep the guns out of the hands of people who want to kill us, according to governor malloy. today he said he would sign an executive order making it illegal to sell guns to people on the terror watch list in connecticut. >> i'm frustrated that the nation is having the wrong debate. i would like the see us focus on the ri t one. >> connecticut state olnnice would be required to cross ference namok on gun permit applications with the watch list y get a pop, the permit is denied. even current permit holders could lose it if their name turns up. folks we spoke

the bad pass here leads to a turnover and a layup for june prowell -- had 33 points. waldorf tops morningside, 80 to the second-ranked morningside women taking on 1 and 11 waldorf, from forest city, iowa. mustangs up 20 at the half -- second half, lauren lemkuhl drops in one of morningside's 11 three's -- the lead is 46. then, allison bachman goes takes the 'drive thru' lane for 2 more -- the lead is up to fifty. 13 different mustangs scored -- erin schleicher drops in the jumper -- the only question was, would morningside break the century mark? the answer -- yes -- rachelle housh with another bucket. morningside whips waldorf, 100 to 55. and, one of the biggest hawkeye tonight. chief meterologist ron demers enjoying his christmas break from ktiv. he took some of his family to state game. there's ron with his son patrick, his mother maryilyn and his sister carol and nephew josh. they have all been lifelong hawkeye fans! tonight: snow showers develop. low 17. winds nw 5-10 miles per hour. wednesday: morning snow showers. high 24. mostly cloy. thanks for joining us toni

r-u keeps the lead in the fourth. kayla alesch drives for the layin. that's 9 straight rocket points. r-u closes it with defense. brianna jensen with the steal -- dakotah owens lays it in. remsen union tops hinton 59-56. the guys from sioux center are 8th in the first class 2a rankings. the warriors are 4 and 0 -- trying to stay perfect against 3 and 2 sheldon. sioux center -- third in 2a, averaging 71 pnts 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 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 overtime, 71-66, to remain undefeated. the 5 and 0 ridge view boys visiting 2 and 2 wes

the half. virginia leads in the fourth quarter now. the number three has been unlucky for the indiana hoosiers, who took on the duke blue devils at yankee stadium today. hoosiers have lost their last three games. they were favored to win by three today, but ended up losing by three because of a controversial call.in overtime, duke would take a field goal to give them the lead. indiana attempts to tie the game with a field goal, but it was called no good. here is another look. it passed over the top of the uprights. it was wide right. but because of ncaa rules, they cannot do anything about it. that rule says that field goals are reviewable, but if they pass over the upper right, they are other bowl game scores today, marshall holds on to win 16-10 over connecticut in the st. petersburg bowl. washington state beat miami in the sun bowl. washington gets it done against southern mississippi. and underway in a few minutes in santa clara, california, the foster farms bowl -- ucla plays nebraska. what did you think about the field goal? gera