walding passes over the middle to #83 down to the 1 yrd. line. maroons would punch it in on next play. dowling 43, lewis central o. norwalk had never made it to the quarterfinals. warriors don't want to stop there. dallas center grimes stands in the way. norwalk goes right to work. coby klocko runs through a big hole. good blocking. and after the norwalk back on offense and check this pick. brady brandsfield's pass taken by trey washington, and washington has moves. he works it for extra yardage. nice play. later, it's dallas center grimes qb damon clapper with the sneak to tie it up. but norwalk won't be denied. warriors to the dome, 19-14. #1 pella had to travel all the way to davenport, and the dutch take it out on assumption. 1st qtr.. pella qb noah clayberg 9- yard rushing touchdown. 7-0 pella. tied at 7.. clayberg again. rushes to td.. 15yards.. 14-7 pella. 2nd qtr.. tied at 14... clayberg rushes for 13 yard td.. p-a-t no good 20-14. 15yards.. 14-7 pella. 2nd for 13 yard td.. p-a-t no good 20-14. 3rd qtr.. clayberg shows off the arm. he fin

walding passes over the middle to #83 down to the 1 yrd. line. maroons would punch it in on next play. dowling 43, lewis central o. norwalk had never made it to the quarterfinals. warriors don't want to stop there. dallas center grimes stands in the way. norwalk goes right to work. coby klocko runs through a big hole. good blocking. and after the p-a-t is block, 6-zip warriors. norwalk back on offense and check this pick. brady brandsfield's pass taken by trey washington, and washington has moves. he works it for extra yardage. nice play. later, it's dallas center grimes qb damon clapper with the sneak to tie it up. but norwalk won't be denied. warriors to the dome, 19-14. #1 pella had to travel all the way to davenport, and the dutch out on assumption. 1st qtr.. pella qb noah clayberg 9- yard rushing touchdown. 7-0 pella. tied at 7.. clayberg again. rushes to td.. 15yards.. 14-7 pella. 2nd qtr.. tied at 14... clayberg rushes for 13 yard td.. p-a-t no good 20-14. 3rd qtr.. clayberg shows off the arm. he finds donovan holterhaus over the middle..

. >> anchor: can be the quiz wald walds house look like that? morris said he received support through social media, e-mails and did nations since his story gained all that national attention . >> anchor: producers have an granted a terminal ill "star wars" fan his dying wish to see the movie before its release. he has cancer and was worried he wouldn't be able to live to see the new film. his wife started a social media campaign using the # phosphor daniel on facebook. she thanked "all the amazing people who helped make this happen." fleetwood is in hospice care at his home. it's a happy reunion for a been egoat and his mother. gus gus was taken from a arizona petting zoo some time on wednesday and still nursing. yesterday the three week old get was fund along a canal nearly 24 hours later as you can see here the little guy still very hung h re. there is still serving for whoever took that goat. gus gus like from cinderella . >> anchor: gus gus. ahead on 7 news, buried deep. the secret underneath new york city now made public after more than 100

kurt walding to a wide open stevie sarcone. 28 yard touchdown, dowling now leads 20-7. next kennedy possession, another fumble. atlias bell grabs it and he is gone!!! dowling leaves no doubt, dominating kennedy, 41-10. the maroons once had trouble finishing. they lost their first seven championship games, but now dowling has won the past five titles games they've reached, including three straight. dowling has one loss in three years. let's bring in john sears live from the dome. tough, emotional day for many cyclone fans. but then at night, a reminder there's a basketball team with unlimited potential. another sold out crowd as iowa state hosts three and oh chattanooga. the cyclones come on strong. good, unselfish basketball all night. inside out to georges niang. then to naz mitrou long for three. got it! naz nets 24 points. isu up ten. more coming. monte morris steal. to jameel mckay. great job finding the shooter. hallice cooke buries three. cyclones up 16. and iowa state cruises to an easy 83-63 win. isu took the court equaling the cyclones highest ranking in the pa

a kurt walding touchdown gave an early lead and they kept the lead. final score in that one was 50-21. elizabeth: waukee beat valley last year in the playoffs, the warriors would have to do it again to keep this postseason going. valley struck first with an early touchdown run from devan mason to make it seven to nothing and the tigers kept it going getting payback for last year. final score, 42-7. eric: grimes was one of many teams missing their playoff. austin klayver is off with a they forced a fumble that would recover, and anthony jacobsen punches it in. they go on to win 31-7, more from last nights round two of the playoffs coming up at 5:00 and you can find scores from all games on our website at kcci.com. elizabeth: the doughnut king and west des moines since the what forced him off his metinka: waking up to fog across seven iowa. it is expanding toward creston where visibility has fallen back to zero at times. you might need a couple extra minutes to get where you are going safely. we don't have any fog here yet but we may see some over the n

great work says commissioner wald.director bermejo and i would talk about the 10th anniversary of september 24, 2016 and i think maybe i want to put our creative thinking to think about how we as a department in the commission could support that. fair to say director rafael cannot >> i wrote down september 24, 2016. it's on my calendar. i can't wait to come and see those gardens. what a fabulous diversity of gardens. i love the way you celebrate the small retreat to the magazine worthy one. that is just so exciting. lucia, that is very inspiring to think of you there with your posters hoping people come by to join you and we will see what we can do as well. i'm truly inspired. as i said in my opening comments tonight, it's an education not just for me but for my colleagues from that apartment were sitting in the audience. we have our grant making person, our outreach person. we have earned our mental person a lot of people in the audience writeup may look like basic people to you, but they're actually department of the

maroon's curt walding gets past one level, turns on the jets, and he's going all the way. 22-7 dowling. dowling's jt brown trying to set well. pick six 22-14. that is the final play of the first quarter, and it has the makings of a shootout.. it's not. maroons get the ball to michael zachary and he does the rest. if it works, go back to it. the time from the other side. dowling makes the quarterfinals again, 50-21. michael admire has more. late game from ankeny, dragons. 1st play of the game, an 80 yard vapor trail, td run by #23 jensen gates. centennial up 7-0. johnston doesn't go away. gus geneyan. big #45 just running over people all johnston doesn't go away. gus geneyan. big #45 just running over people all night. he's into the end zone. game tied at 7. more johnston. jared bacon looking for t-boy white. got him! t-boy is gone! johnston is on to the quarterfinals, 28-10. #6 ankeny hosts a tough team from council bluffs, lewis centerl. lewis centeral takes advantage of ankeny turnovers. #10 max doogen, 33 touchdown pass t brandon block. 10-0 lewis central. ankeny on upset alert. mor

brown and kurt walding... late first quarter, all tied at 3. valley driving, but brawntae wells bringing the boom! comes up with the sack of lombardi. tigers going for the 47 yarder, but cole hahn's kick, doink! right off the upright. 2nd quarter now, dowling going with the trickery trying the reverse wide out pass, but valley's pete economos comes up with the pick. interesting play hereren 3rd and 9 from their own 5. rocky lombardi punts it away and kicks it pretty well. but dowling takes advantage later in the drive... j.t. brown finds stevie sarcone in the endzone for six! dowling goes up 10-3! but valley would march down and get another try for hahn, this time from 46. and he knocks it through! 10-6 dowling at halftime... here's a look at the class a semifinals action from earlier today-- denver falls to gladbrook reinbeck 19-16 in overtime. and mount ayr loses on a two point conversion by akron westfield-- a great battle there... you can go to we are iowa dot com to view highlights from that game. jon: the iowa state men's basketball team

kurt walding, slant pass to cole scieszinski. that works so well, let us do it again. dowling looking very good. 43-0, they will be at the dome next week in. alia has rolled everyone this year. they're running back left with an injury. it was 3-0 at the half. second half, that is when colby clark goes for the touchdown. albia is in jeopardy, but they come back. do not worry. leshen for 20 yards. he would fumble it, but they recover. next play, bayer again. 45 yards for the touchdown. here is the key play right here. albia gets the score finally, goes up 10-6. and they win it, on to the down. me. in mount ayr, we had the brother bowl. mount ayr with six sets of brothers. hosting lynnville sully, which has seven sets of brothers. todd magel have this story for us last night. fourth quarter, mount ayr leads 21-8. but back comes lynnville sully. sage ehresman piles in from short. it's 21-15. can mount ayr respond? cal daughton on the kick return. mount ayr ends their season, 34-15. how about the bears still undefeated this season, ranked number 1. denver just three spots b

on 4th and 5, maroons lined up for the fg, but they shuffle up the formation and kurt walding off his back foot finds stevie sarcone into the endzone! 20-7 maroons! they'd make it 27-7 at halftime and it's a three-peat. dowling for the first time in history goes back to back to back. 41-10 the final. "who would've thought it? obviously, all of them are special, but i think this one will always have a special spot for me." "that's awesome, that's awesome, especially that's dowling catholic that just did that and we were doubted the whole year and we got it done." "i mean this is the only way to go out in my book, because if you're going out before this, you're going out sad and so we just didn't want to do that, we just wanted to play hard and beat these guys out and that's what we did." tag " jon: the hardest part of paul rhoads being fired is know he's a good person-- and the pride he took in this isu sometimes that's just not enough. explain paul rhoads-- it should be passionate. that landed him the head coaching job at iowa state 7 seasons ago. "i remember meeting paul and him sayi

the maroons do lose another big senior class including linebacker ross otte and both qb's in kurt walding and jt brown. but we saw how they did replacing a qb this year. and when you return a guy like jacob zachary who was unstoppable here, plus all but one player that scored a td last night, don't bet against dowling next year! jordan/3shot we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. areas to the north tonight as it could get icy. also there will be a chance for some fog for mainly those northern counties where there is more snow on the ground. thanks to southerly winds tonight and wednesday, we will be staying mild, but we will also be getting cloudier with a chance

ari wald, thank you. david, your concern is noted as well watching the dollar."trading nation," head to the website, tradingnation.cnbc.com. melissa? >> still ahead, much more on the two big stories that broke just moments ago. canadian pacific considering a deal for norfolk southern and another name in the pharma space tanking today, it's down 15% in just a few minutes. stocks are we should note deep in the red. look at the most widely held names on this monday. "power lunch" will be right back. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and virtually

i d't know if they actually made contact with him in a flurr activity -- the suspect wald out the front door, gun drawn...and moments later t suspect was dead on the sidk outside..and a san jose pole officer was also wounded by either a gunshot or flying debris. sources say a preliminary investigation ps to the san jose officers shooting and killing the suspect. 47.04.17 i can see that multiple shots were fid -but that's about all i cany sources also confirm that t hostage, a woman was also f dead inside the home -- andt she and the suspect were not strangers. a live look outside. a chil night across the bay.. and's about to get even colder. it was a day of wild weather across the bay. heavy rain.. thunder.. and something we . >>> a live look outside, chilly night across the bay and about to get even colder. it was a day of wild weather across the bay, heavy rain, thunder, and something we rarely see, lightning striking the colgate ridge. we talked to the guy who took the photograph. >> reporter: photographer charles hall said he loves stepping photos of the golden gate bridge, and the

kurt walding to a wide open stevie sarcone. 28 yard touchdown, dowling now leads 20-7. next kennedy possession, another fumble. atlias bell grabs it and he is gone!!! 35 yards to the endzone. dowling leads 27-7 at the half. dowling kennedy more on the story that led our newscast, paul rhoads out at iowa state. it seems everyone in cyclone country wanted rhoads to succeed, no one rhoads will coach the cyclones final game saturday at west virginia. a fired coach leading the cyclones in not unprecedented: after jamie pollard fired dan mccarney, mccarney was carried off the field when iowa state upset missouri in 2006. tough, emotional day for many cyclone fans. but then at night, a reminder there's a basketball team with unlimited potential. another sold out crowd as iowa state hosts three and oh chattanooga. the cyclones come on strong. inside out to georges niang. cyclones up 5. then to naz mitrou long for three. got it! naz nets 24 points. isu up ten. more coming. monte morris steal. to jameel mckay. great job finding the shooter. hallice cooke buries three. cyclones up

to the runningback, reverse and the throw back to mclaughlin is a touchodown. 15-7 maroon's curt walding gets past one level, turns on the jets, and he's going all the way. 22-7 dowling's jt brown trying to set up a screen, gunner jorgensen reads it well. pick six 22-14. that is the final play of the first quarter. a lot happening, maroons get the ball to michael zachary and he does the rest. if it works, go back to it. the time from the other side... zachary to the house. 36-21 at the half. dowling sep monday night football, nfl style, colts panthers the cyclones seemingly have new life. iowa state shut down, and shut out texas 24-nothing saturday night. the cyclones have already surpassed last season's win total, and see a chance to add more. cyclones now play a team that texas beat, oklahoma. sooners are 24 point favorites. first a-p basketball top 25 released today, and it's the highest pre-season ranking in history for iowa state. the cyclones are #7, two higher than the carolina #1, followed by kentucky, maryland and kansas. iowa state 7th. the royals are back from new york, and th

on 4th and 5, maroons lined up for the fg, but they shuffle up the formation and kurt walding off his back foot finds stevie sarcone into the endzone! 20-7 maroons! they'd make it 27-7 at halftime and it's a three-peat. dowling for the first time in history goes back to back to back. 41-10 the final. "who would've thought it? obviously, all of them are special, but i think this one will always have a special spot for me." "that's awesome, that's awesome, especially that's dowling catholic that just did that and we were doubted the whole done." "i mean this is the only book, because if you're you're going out sad and so we just didn't want to do that, we just wanted to play hard and beat these guys out and that's what we did." tag " sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's reena kinan and kendis gibson.... with america's money. >>> good morning, topping "america's money" -- volkswagen offers a fix. >> it submitted proposals for replacing software that falsely reported diesel emissions. >> california regulators are consider the plan. 500,000 vehicles in

on 4th and 5, maroons lined up for the fg, but they shuffle up the formation and kurt walding off his back foot finds stevie sarcone into the endzone! 20-7 maroons! they'd make it 27-7 at halftime and it's a three-peat. dowling for the first time in history goes back to back to back. 41-10 the final. "who would've thought it? obviously, all of them are special, but i think this one will always have a special spot for me." "that's awesome, that's awesome, especially that's dowling doubted the whole year and we got it done." "i mean this is the only way to go out in my book, because if you're going out before this, you're going out sad and so we just didn't want to do that, we just wanted to play hard and beat these guys out and that's what we did." tag " elias: we have more good morning iowa coming up right after the break... but first here's what's coming up on "good morning america." "good morning america "you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: political endorsements and the right kind of support can have a ripple effect for republicans in the hawkeye state. an

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. >> well, joining me from orange burg, south carolina, is msnbc's alex sites wald. it wasn't a debate last night, but if we need to say someone won, who do you think would be -- would be the top person last night? >> well, i think the format really let each of the candidates highlight their biggest strengths. for bernie sanders, it was foreign policy. we haven't heard a whole lot from him on that, but rachel maddow pressed him on iraq and isis and he said he did not agree with the president on sending special forces there. he didn't want to get involved in another quagmire there. and for hillary clinton, rachel maddow said she took money from goldman sachs but she cannot be bought and she supports a bill to limit the influence of those. and martin o'malley, he thinks he has a chance now that the field has winnowed down to the three of them to break through. if anybody you know outperformed expectations i think it was martin o'malley. he had a strong moment. he looked smart. he looked funny. he looked capable in a way that we haven't seen him before when he's kind of

william e wald. he passed away this march will one of the last surviving members of the eisenhower administration. you may be familiar with his legacy with an on eisenhower. he worked during the eisenhower administration as a speechwriter for fred seaton and as you see in the lower right-hand corner, he helped former president eisenhower write his memoirs. then he wrote his own books on eisenhower's presidency, which came out in 1981 and is still one of the classics on the eisenhower presidency. i was lucky to know bill and live close to him. he lived in greenwich, connecticut. i would love to see him and interview him. he was my go to guy whenever i had a question. when i was going through documents or literature. i could go and see bill and he would answer my questions. he helps me to know and understand eisenhower. when of the most rewarding and challenging parts of writing about any historical figure, especially one who is no longer around, is the ability or the chance to decipher that person. bi

. >> alex seitz-wald. joining us is olivia newt si and amy davidson. thanks to both of you.my, your eyebrows went up when you heard cornell west. what do you make of that? >> it's interesting and it shows he's bringing something to the primaries that other candidate aren't. >> and it does seem to be this kind of year, they're bringing things we didn't expect and we also saw bill clinton out with hillary clinton today. do you think, olivia, anything she had to say at the debate last night could be problematic for her? >> certainly. i mean, i think alex just said it, her comment about 9/11, trying to deflect from the fact she's received donations from wall street by bringing up 9/11. i think that will be used against her from the left and from the right. we're already seeing that happening now. and i think also her comments about how she would defeat isis. she kind of hit back at obama saying isis had been contained trying to distance herself from that saying isis cannot be contained, can only be defeated. that might come back to haunt her. there's no way she will be able to d

in florida and there he was with his suit just like he was reporting in front of capitol hill and i wald over and i felt bad because, you know, i was so used -- i knew we would be in a hot climate so i wore something appropriate. >> the he he take off the tie. >> i said i think you need to take off your tieie and i kw he was lookingng at me thinking, whwhat did i get myself into? like -- >> i shower in a tie s -- >> i thought youou were bo in a tie. >> and i suddenly realized joan said this is not right and so she leaned over and she took off my tie. >> so, diane, did you ask yourself that question, what did i get myself into when you did cirque du soleilil. >> i wish i had asked and so does cirque du soleil. part is just indenture. doing things you never dreamed you would do and taking people with y you and i loved getetting to show all of you what it was like and there i was doing their highly controlled experiment but at one point i got on a trapeze way above -- i don't know how many feet above but lots of feet above therena and i kept trying to pull myself back up and i didn't have t

mark chandler, ari wald.o you believe that 2016 will be the year of dollar parity with the euro, 1 to 1? >> we're in that karch and i have been bullish the dollar for a couple years. we finally got the move we've been expecting and i think we're not at the peak yet of the monetary divergence. that is next year the federal reserve is going to be raising interest rates while the ecb likely implements further qe. that divergence is the key driver of the capital markets. >> quickly before i let you go, one of the ideas of the segment is to help our viewers and listeners make money. what's a great currency trade involving the dollar or not right now? >> i think that the thing for international investors to do that is u.s. dollar based investors want to invest overseas. i still like the idea of some of the etfs that allow you to buy foreign stokts and hedge out the currency risk whether it's japan, germany, the uk. many of these etfs have come into the market in the last year or two and seem to be an interesting wa

ari wald of oppenheimer, phillip strebel on the fundamentals.'s a technically driven market. if it is for gold, where is it headed? >> based on the trend we think it's going down. the trend is still bearish and for that reason we're still sellers here. here is one indicator we really like looking at, the slope of the securities 200-day moving average, and for gold that 200-day has been sloped lower for quite some time. even other the past few years despite all this choppy behavior. that indicator has continued to move lower. we think you want to trade it in the direction of that trend which is down. if you get a pop, wie see resistant at $1,100. >> there you go. it's been negative for a while. ari see it is continuing that way. phillip, do you disagree fundamentally? >> no, i don't. i think ari has it spot on. coming in november there was a lot of optimism of gold. over the course of the month the optimism had tarnished along with the price. prices down about 6%. the key driver was those nonfarm payroll numbers. they were so negative for three m

for a preview, we'll joined by alex seitz-wald in des moines, iowa.what to expect on a saturday night out of the democrats. >> reporter: well, i think each of the candidates have different missions to accomplish. for hillary clinton, she is so strong right now. she's proven she can land a punch in the last democratic debate and she can turn in a "b" performance and be okay with that. for sanders, o'malley, they really need to change the status quo. and i think that means we can expect them to be a lot tougher on hillary clinton. the only way up right now in this race is through clinton. sanders gave us a preview of the kinds of issues to attack her on. just a couple of weeks ago here in des moines, ticked off a list of issues transpacific partnership, the keystone pipeline, defense of marriage act and at the place where hillary clinton now is and he was there before her and you can expect him to bring up the issues, say that he was there before clinton. martin o'malley is kind of running on fumes here. he needs a big breakthrough moment to try to get

erin gibbs with is s&p investment advisory and wari wald. >> i own gamestop in a few portfolios and thisiss, it wasn't good, they did miss on earnings, but the good thing to take away was they really reaffirmed their annual earning and half of their earnings comes from the fourth quarter. so clearly they've got a lot of faith in what we're going to do in the fourth quarter. i think their diversification into more merchandise to mobile phones is moving the concerns away from some of the online gaming competition that we've been seeing, and right now it's trading at 8.5 times earnings. it's been a low for the past year. it was a great entry point last year in december when it got this low and i see this as another good entry point. >> ari, what do you see on the charts? >> potential -- i would guess long story it's difficult to really make the case for this one in the charts. you know, looking long term, here is a stock that had trouble not only getting above where it was back in 2013, but couldn't get above where it was back in 2007 as well. so overall we see a lot more overhead resistanc

commissioner joanna wald. commissioner sarah wan vice chair here.ext item on the agenda welcoming remarks by deborah rafael and discussion item. should thank you, monica and good evening everyone. how is everyone doing tonight? we are beyond excited to be here tonight in the portola. to be with the community. it's something that we really are proud of what we do at the environment commission. one of the things we want to write out of the gate

commissioner joanna wald. commissioner sarah wan vice chair here.em on the agenda welcoming remarks by deborah rafael and discussion item. should thank you, monica and good evening everyone. how is everyone doing tonight? we are beyond excited to be here tonight in the portola. to be with the community. it's