mollie: thank you. we apologize for the quality of audio. our own frank scaglione will also be out and about should the expected severe weather strike. frank, what's your gut feeling this afternoon? frank: we are west of the metro on interstate 80 and we are keeping an eye to the sky. we are looking for a hole in the clouds, as jason mentioned, we have to touch into this unstable air. that is a big factor. there are clouds where we are and we are looking for sunshine to peek through an cook up things closer to the ground. around here, we have our live camera and ready to roll and we will be keeping an eye on this and bring you an update as soon as something happens. reporting from the storm chaser along interstate 80, west of the mollie: thank you. a reminder, there's all kinds of ways for you to keep track of the severe weather. we'll continuously update as things develop on tv, online at kcci.com, on our mobile apps, as well as on facebook and twitter. it's a story that's become all too familiar. des

mollie: new at noon. state auditors say a former department of administrative services attorney who had been called to testify about alleged secret settlement payments given top state employees last year was overpaid by the state while serving in the military. auditors say former das chief legal counsel ryan lamb was allowed to keep working at that post during a nearly four-month period in 2013 while he was out of state at military training. had the state's military leave policy been followed, lamb would have received $22,000 less in pay, benefits and vacation payouts. the report was released this morning and also showed that lamb didn't have the 5 years of experience required to be a state attorney. the report includes recommendations to strengthen das controls over timesheet approval, as well as implementing procedures to ensure compliance with the state's military leave policy . a regulatory board overseeing the potential approval of an oil pipeline across iowa has layed -- has established a sign-up pr

mollie: thank you jason. our crews are in the courtroom today for closing arguments in the murder trial of ngor makuey. prosecutors said he to liberally be elderly neighbors with a stainless steel spatula. the defense argues he was insane at the time after telling a psychologist a green man with forearms to control of his body in the hindu it. prosecutors say mental illness >> he did not go there with a toothbrush or hairbrush or tv remote control. he went with something that can do damage. he chose this and it was in his possession for a reason. mollie: the judge will issue a written verdict. no word yet on when a decision is expected. still ahead, more on ice is as terrorists on the run. we'll show you how us airstrikes -- u.s. airstrikes have helped ground forces move the group out of a strategic iraqi city. and a central iowa re-match is set for the class 3-a football championship. when the news at noon continues. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorolog

with mollie cooney. mollie: right now in health news, may doctors say regular mammograms are the best way to find breast cancer early. but some women may want to ask more questions. jamie yuccas shows us how one woman's story is having an impact across the country. new at noon. jamie: nancy cappello went for a mammogram every year for a decade. >> i have no risk factors and i did my breast exams. jamie: so she was shocked when weeks after being told her mammogram was normal, her doctor felt a lump. it was invasive breast cancer. >> i don't get why the mammogram did not find my cancer. each of my doctors said in a nonchalant manner, well, nancy you have dense breast tissue. jamie: more than 40% of women have dense breasts but many are makes cancer harder to find. dr. regina hooley at the yale school of medicine says with a mammogram, finding a tumor in a dense breast is like trying to find a snowball in a snowstorm. >> the dense breast tissue appears white on the mammogram. cancers also appear as white sp

mollie: they do have a dog. stacey: still ahead at 5:00, the latest from paris as authorities suspectle are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. kevin: right now at 5:00, a live look from paris of the eiffel tower. the tower is back open for tourists. it is lit red, white, and blue tonight, the colors of the stacey: governors are cracking down on accepting syrian refugees, including governor branstad. he has ordered all state agencies to stop work on resettlement. the government -- governor says that we must continue to have compassion for others, but also maintain the safety of iowans and the security of our state. kevin: keeping track of this developing story, which we been keeping track of threa

molly: welcome to the "france 24 ." newsroom. i am molly hall. here on headlines. tourists afterh officials say a bomb likely downed a passenger plane. france enforced border controls for the u.n. climate summit. and a dam bursts at a mine in southeast of brazil. homes are covered in toxic, muddy waters. an unknown number of casualties as rescue teams search through the sledge. -- through the sludge. molly: we starting egypt, and the first flight has left sharm the unitedbound for kingdom. thousands of british tourists stranded in egypt's sinai be flown home.to both britain and the u.s. say it is likely that a bomb was placed in the holding of the aircraft before it took off. this is something that egypt dismisses. a passant -- passengers bound for the u.k. are now only allowed to cloud -- to carry hand baggage well checked luggage will be transported separately. klm has now banned checked bags on its flights from cairo to amsterdam. we spoke with our reporter earlier with concerns over egyptian aviation security. >> the latest was that easyjet -- have eased up, sa

mollie: u.s. warplanes are backing kurdish troops in a new offensive to recapture a strategic city in northern iraq. kurdish officials say its forces now control a highway that is one of the most active supply lines for isis. the aim is to isolate members of the terror group in the town of sinjar from other strongholds in syria and northern iraq. and as charlie dagata reports, so far it appears to be working. is smoke rising from the latest in a's recent airstrikes targeting isis militants inside and around the city of sinhar,jar. we lost count of the number of airstrikes this morning that an launched in that vicinity. they've also been firing artillery into the city. it is all part of a major offensive to retake sinjar. 7500 kurdish forces are closing in on three sides of this city, trying to push isis out. one of the reasons, it sits between the two issa strongholds of raca and mozul. they are trying to cut up supply routes between the two cities. it is not going to be easy. curtis forces we spo

mollie: thank you kim. and with the storm arriving the des moines police department has a few winter-weather reminders. monitor weather reports and avoid driving in poor conditions if possible. slow down and leave extra space between yourself and other vehicles. make sure you have plenty of gas in case you do get stuck. follow parking ordinances in your neighborhood. and never leave your car running or unattended. if you are out on the roads tonight, you may notice that some d.o.t. trucks will be utilizing blue and white lights along with the familiar amber. the d.o.t. lobbied the legislature for approval of the lighting package. d.o.t. officials say since 2009 there have been more than 200 crashes with d.o.t. trucks, causing more than one and a half -- $1.5 million in damages. a reminder that the iowa high school athletic association is postponing the 1a, 2a and 4a games until monday. officials say they were concerned about the teams and their fans traveling to and from the unidome in cedar falls. dowling

mollie: is it up to the family? i always assumed it was the doctor. >> the doctor is certainly part of it, but we encourage people with their physician. one thing that has been apparent to me, it is just as difficult for physicians to talk about and of life as it is for any of us. if the patient could, and say, i want to have a conversation about hospice care services, that could open the door. mollie: what services are we talking about? >> nursing, psychosocial care services, spiritual services. it is the unique benefit that it goes beyond the patient. physical symptom management to the patient, you also our meeting with the family to talk their loved one goes through physical changes, and give them the support they need. mollie: what does your agency offer? >> ours is the homecare side of it. there are several reasons you could have homecare. they are certifying you for that care. there's also continuing care at home where ever you call home. that does not necessarily have to be ordered by your physician. that is

mollie: what is it like? >> this is a jazz show but it's important for people to know he's beyond that genre as well. he plays a lot of gospel, blues, r&b. here a lot of that in his music and you feel it when he plays. i heard them in a small jazz club in ally with maybe 100 people and it was incredible. the audience just feeds off of it. mollie: how do we get tickets? night, the about rfid -- november 15 at the valley performing arts center. go to civic music.org and tickets are at $20. mollie: as we said, absolutely top of his class. looking forward to it. >> if you want a great experience and groove to keep dancing with, come to this concert. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt p

mollie: he will have everybody singing along. guest: there is an audience sing-along he does is part of the show and there are a couple of great encores. it's great. and billy joel was also a series composer. we will play a couple of pieces of his that are serious music also. mollie: we love it all. can't wait to hear it. they do so much for coming in and go toself. dad: no? culligan man: no. anncr: leave it to the experts. with a culligan whole-house water softening system, you get better water, and service you can actually count on. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling cli

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mollie: we do have breaking news. the family of a des moines man shot and killed by police is felt a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of des moines. ryan bullinger was unarmed when senior officer in a similar shot him this past june. officer miller says she feared for her life when he got out of his vehicle following the chase. the federal suit claims his constitutional rights were violated. des moines police chief cleared officer miller of any wrongdoing. mark tauscheck is following this story for us and you can hear it -- why the family decided to file the suit coming up on our news tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. right now at noon, iowa public health officials release information on what they believe caused nearly 60 teachers at roosevelt high school to get so sick that classes had to be cancelled. the polk county health department today say tests to determine the illness are back, and they've traced the cause to bad meat from a catered meal eaten by teachers and staff at a october 21 luncheon. the health departme

mollie: so what advice do they out? >> kids thrive on structure, and if you can establish that early and maintain it, your kids will be happier, and you'll be happier. mollie: and as for kenny. >> just have them one at a time. [laughter] that's the best way. [laughter] just kidding. elizabeth: they all say leaving each other will be hard but they're trying to enjoy senior year before crossing that bridge. they all give credit to their parents and strong faith for growing up as normal and as close as possible. eric: bobbi says thank heavens reality tv wasn't big yet. they may have been tempted because of the money and then who knows what they would be like now. some say they like the spotlight others are glad to move on. elizabeth: very cold. eric: it is 4:47. the temperature is pretty nice, 56 degrees. not freezing like it has been. the rain is moving into central >> weather is never more than 5 minutes away, only on kcci 8 news this morning. metinka: the rain is moving into des moines now. it is all adjusting to the no

mollie: welcome back. big things, in small packages, and that is exactly what happens when a child opens a special shoebox from good samaritan. operation christmas child is underway and heather riley is joining me with details. >> thank you for having me. mollie: tell us what this is. samaritan's purse is sponsoring this. >> thousands and thousands of volunteers throughout the country phil gift boxes with toys and school supplies and hygiene items. that is going to be provided for needy children all over the world in the name of jesus. some of these kids have never had a gift before in their life. are talking about. then they get it delivered and they are told that god loves them. hopefully that box can provide some joy to them not just momentarily, but long-term with the knowledge that god does love them. this is national collection week so all the boxes get gathered this week and they are taken, but on semi trucks and ship to minneapolis from the west, and from there they are shipped to all parts of the

mollie: right now at noon. french security forces carried out more than 100 raids overnight as the frantic manhunt for suspects in the paris terror attacks intensified. french president hollande will travel to washington and moscow later this month to discuss ways of increasing international cooperation to smash islamic state terrorists and hopefully settle the syrian crisis. jonathan vigliotti has the latest from paris. jonathan: police used a car with belgian license plates in northern paris that may be linked to the terrorist attacks. several have ties to belgium including the suspect that got away trade. security forces. out more than 100 raids in france and belgium. police seized weapons and arrested more than a dozen suspects. he was in the theater when terrorist truck friday night. -- struck friday night. he broke down and told us he was separated from his government was shot in the shoulder. some parisians are on a and many are angry about what happened here. a group of french muslims have started a soc

mollie: where will it be? guest: we are inside capitol square, an office building in downtown des moines. the market is thrown so much we have expanded into another office building so we are in two buildings. kaleidoscope of the hub. we also have outdoor vendors a cold comments. mollie: perfect. sean, you do beer -- have been here since it began? guest: yes. outdoors 11 or 12 years ago. we grow produce south knoxville. we drive to the market every day . 27 weeks of the year. we do produce but a lot of other things. we better -- diversify our operation and income. we have jams and jellies from the farm. mollie: you brought some wonderful examples. guest: some fresh eggs. we do honey bees and this is a sampling of so the produce we'll have. mollie: what is the atmosphere like compared to the outdoor guest: it's obviously warmer and not wet. it's really fun. it's kind of a different crowd. you don't see thed dogs we are used to at the outdoor market which i miss. but it's really fun and very festive. there is liv

mollie: we begin with breaking news this noon. less than an hour ago, the polk county sheriff's office told us they've made two arrests in connection to a road rage shooting incident that occurred on october 22 near goode's greenhouse. police say the driver of the vehicle is 25-year-old maria eshom of des moines. she's been arrested charged with first degree robbery, felon in possession of a firearm, as well as for another arrest warrant out of texas. 32-year-old dewayne cole was also arrested and charged with intimidation with a dangerous weapon, felon in possession of a firearm, as well as harassment of a police officer. police say the road rage began near the on northeast 14th and that polk county deputies were called to the 1000 block of ne 50th avenue on reports of gunfire a short time later. when deputies arrived, they discovered a single vehicle accident. a vehicle had entered the ditch and struck a fence on the property of goode greenhouse. deputies were told that an argument had taken place near the motel 6 and both vehic

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mollie: right now at noon. des moines police say a domestic fight led to the deaths of 42-year-old amy fraaken and her 15 year old daughter amber. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. police say domestic violence cases are one of their most frequent calls, with one in four women impacted sometime in their lives. the son of amy fraaken tells us that the shooting happened after she announced she wanted to leave her husband. des moines police say 47-year-old barney fraaken shot the two and then tried to shoot himself. his step son says he doesn't think his step-father had ever been abusive to his mother, but was nervous when he bought several guns. fraaken is now in police custody in the hospital where he's being treated for a self-inflicted gun-shot wound, but he has not been officially charged. we've tried to get an update on his condition, but so far, hospital officials have not responded to our request. and we're also waiting to learn the condition of, and possible charges for, the man behind the wheel of a

with mollie cooney. mollie: a new era of cyclones football has begun. new coach matt campbell is being introduced at this hour to the media in ames. we take you there live for more. >> a team that rushed for more yards, has when 80% of the games. 80% of the games. the team that rushed for more yards was in a one possession game 90% of the time. and of the other 10%, half the time it was a team that was an unranked team playing a ranked team. what does that tell you? you can run the ball in the big 12. you are going to be in the game or win the game any percent of the time. we need to identify who fit that need and it will be one that will surprise many of you, i'm sure, but i want to thank the former football coach of the university of minnesota. we have a unique relationship that goes back, and it has been really enjoyable for me to be able to reach out to somebody that fits that identity and understands it, but is respected in this business, and help dust talk through -- helped us talk through who were those candidates that we really should be looking

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with mollie cooney. mollie: there are new developments today in the scandal dubbed "vati-leaks", with the holy see criticizing newly-released claims of financial mismanagement, and internal resistance to reform efforts by the pope. two people are under arrest, accused of leaking the evidence. cbs news has obtained a copy of one of the two controversial books due out later this week. barry peterson has the details and reaction. barry: the book is titled "merchants in the temple," where nuzzi says the pope's men are lined up on one side, while on the other are his enemies, the defenders of the status quo, adverse to any and all change. that change was started shortly after pope francis was elected. he set up a special commission to examine the vatican's finances. the books claim the commission found widespread shortcomings and areas where there was virtually no accounting for how money was spent. nuzzi talks about how even the most sacred rituals are allegedly tainted by money, like the procedures for beat

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"molly" is part of the scene. a team of volunteers from a non profit called "dance safe" has hit the streets too. as members of the harm reduction movement, they are on a mission that they think is very important. >> so you use this term "harm reduction", what does that really mean? >> well, "harm reduction" is acknowledging the fact that despite zero-tolerance drug policies, people are still going to use drugs... so the end goal is to keep people safe, alive and really prevent overdose and death. >> having attended hundreds of concerts across the country this summer, they know first hand it's been a deadly festival season. in several states, high profile media reports of overdoses and deaths associated with drugs often mistakenly called "molly" or "x", underline the importance of their work. >> this anonymous festival goer's experience is not unique among those who admit to taking "molly" or "x". independent private testing group erowid has collected data. by offering anonymous testing of samples, they've been ab

molly: now to some news just in. real madrid striker kareem faces -- kareem benzema charges as investigators are trying to determine the extents of benzema's involvement in his extort money from mathieu valbuena. >> after nearly 24 hours in , carry men's a -- karim benzema -- the case started the summer when mathieu valbuena decided to take legal action after being contacted by a man claiming to have a sex tape and working to come to an arrangement. invest uterus found the suspects had contacted a friend of benzema -- investigators found the suspects had contacted a friend of benzema. it is still unclear whether he pressingg to help or his teammate to pay up. benzema is no stranger to scandal. in 2009, he and another france teammate was accused of sleeping with an underage prostitute. both men were cleared of wrongdoing last year. canada officially has a new prime minister. yesterday, justin trudeau was sworn into office. the young and energetic politicians surged to power after a surprise come-from-behind victory th

mollie: we just heard president barack obama at the cop21, announcing u.s. commitment to cutting back on co2 emissions. with me, my colleague, genie godula. the capital for the moment of the world in its effort to reduce co2 emissions and take effective action against climate change. we just heard from the u.s. president. we are expecting to hear from the chinese leader, xi jinping, in a few moments as well. much focus on the two countries, china and the u.s., being the top two polluters in the world. let's take a look at what promises some countries have made in the run up to cop21. >> leading by example, some of leaders arebiggest setting ambitious targets -- among them, china, the biggest emitter of carbon gas. beijing says it's emissions will peak by 2030. wind andcommitting to solar power and natural gas. the u.s. is aiming to cut emissions by 26% to 28% over the 80% by 2050.nd president obama: if we are the early adapters and the example centers and we are the ones who are going to be creating and selling the products and services that help the entire

our molly mcgrath had a chance to catch up with kevin hogan after the game. >> molly: kevin, your final game at stanford stadium, and

joel and i will call the notre dame-stanford game along with molly mcgrath. huge playoff implications especially for the irish. >> joel: that's going to be an amazing game. notre dame winning tonight in fenway park by three. 19-16 over boston college. that's sheperd. >> joel: 1:58, art briles and this fan base from baylor is going to become the biggest oklahoma state fans in the big 12. with bedlam looming next week. >> gus: walking downts field. and briles, at the 10, out of bounds. juwan beat his man. with 1:49 to go, he gave 49 yards. and a football will be placed at the 5 yard line. >> joel: we've seen crazier endings in college football. excellent pass from rudolph down the side line. >> gus: here's rudolph. lobbing it. and incomplete, washington, the intended receiver. waz covering him. >> joel: mike gundy said that they're just trying to scratch and claw, smoke and mirrors their way to 150 yards rushing. one of the first games they haven't been able to do that. walsh has not been effective in the game. he is going on come in the game in this goal line

hi, molly. >> hi, arthel. you said it, former white house hopeful jeb bush was lashed by the media over the course of the last week. he's cut some staff, but at the same time in the sunshine state, you wouldn't think his campaign was struggling. we had a chance to join the governor there in florida on the ground. he went back to the scene of one of the worst hurricanes, charlie, more than a decade ago. it destroyed a high school. the nearby rivals, port charlotte, stepped up, the two schools shared the facilities there. schools from both communities attending in split shifts. when the two teams met on the football field in the midst of the rebuilding efforts, governor bush was there. they faced off again, he posed for pictures. enjoying just an enthusiastic welcome in that community, where many people credit the governor with helping them rebuild. >> what is it like to see the difference now, 11 years later? >> yeah, well, i was all in to help them. and i have a bond because of that. it's just hard to describe

joel and i will call the notre dame-stanfordame alo with molly mcgrath. huge playoff implications especially for the irish. >> joel: that's going to be an amazing game. notre dame winning tonightn fenway park by three. >> gus: rudolph near side. >> joel: 1:58, art briles and this fan base from baylor is going to become the biggest oklahoma state fans in the big 12. with bedlam looming next week. > gus: walking downts field. and briles, at the 10, out of bounds. juwan beat his man. with 1:49 to go, he gave 49 yards. and a football will be placed at the 5 yard line. >> joel: we've seen crazier endings in college football. excellent pass from rudolph down the side line. >> gus: here's rudolph. lobbing it. and incomplete, washington, the intended receiver. waz covering him. >> joel: mike gundy said thaha they're justt trying to scratch and claw, smoke and mirrors their way to 150 yards rushing. one of the first games they haven't been able to do that. walsh has not been effective in the game. he is going o o come in the game in this goal line situation, howev

our molly mcgrath had a chance to catch up with kevin hogan after the game. >> molly: kevin, your final game at stanford stadium, and it's rivalry game, over a team that you grew up cheering for and your father's alma mater. where does this win rank in >> number one all-time, number one of all-time. to come out here on senior day against an amazing notre dame team. and fight to the end. they went out with a score, 30 seconds left, but that's the way the game went. we figured whoever had the ball last was going to come out on top. made a great catch and ukropina ice in his veins. >> molly: this game always ends in dramatic fashion. you beatly good notre dame team. what does this say about what you can accomplish moving forward, head noogs the pac 12 championship game and beyond? >> just means we have to keep stacking them. we got two in a row, we have good team next week at leave eye stadium. but just -- levi stadium. we'll keep it going. feels good to get this trophy. >> congratulations, kevin. >> thank you. >> gus: stanford wins the legends trophy as they defeat notre dame. up next for

for joel, molly, i'm gus johnson, so long. we are! fox sports! ♪ >>> right now, final preparations for one of philadelphia's biggest events. it's the 22nd goretex philadelphia marathon race weekend. already underway kicking off this morning with an ak run. >> and now the half marathon and the marathon are just hours aw away. >>> good evening, everybody, i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timmeney. the weather no problem. it should be a mild start for runners bright and early tomorrow morning as they begin to line the ben franklin parkw parkway. let's head tout fox 29's brad sattin by the starting line. brad, city officials and runners say they are ready. >> reporter: apparently, the weather is ready, too. beautiful evening. a good start for the race tomorrow morning at 7:00. the mayor is urging people to get here. this will be a secure own. july to go through a checkpoint. they'll begin at 5:00 o'clock in the morning again the race starts at 7:00. so if you are not through the checkpoint by the time the race starts, you'll going to get a late start.

our molly mcgrath had a chance to catch up with kevin hogan after the game. >> molly: kevin, your final game at stanford stadium, and it's rivalry game, over a team that you grew up cheering for and your father's alma mater. where does this win rank in >> number oneall-l-me, number one of all-time. to come out here on senior day against an amazing notre dame team. and fight to the end. they went out with a score, 30 seconds lele, but that's the way the game went. we figured whoever had the ball last was going to come out on top. made a great catch and ukropina ice in his veins. >> molly::his game alwayss endnd in d dmatic fashion. you beatly good notre dame team. what does this say about what you can accomplish moving forward, head noogs the pac 12 championship game and beyond? >> just means we have to keep stacking them. we got two in a row, we have good team next week at leave eye stadium. but just -- levi stadium. we'll meep it going. fefes good to get this trophy. >> congratulations, kevin. >> thank you. >> gus: stanford wins the legends trophy as they defeat notre dame. up n@xt for

our molly mcgrath had a chance to catch up with kevin hogan after the game. >> molly: kevin, your final game at stanford stadium, and it's rivalry game, over a team that you grew up cheering for and your father's alma mater. where does this win rank in terms of career moments? >> number one all-time, number one of all-time. to come out here on senior day against an amazing notre dame team. and fight to the end. they went out with a score, 30 seconds left, but that's the way the game went. we figured whoever had the ball last was going to come out on top. made a great catch and ukropina ice in his veins. >> molly: this game always ends in dramatic fashion. you beatly good notre dame team. what does this say about what you can accomplish moving forward, head noogs the pac 12 championship game and beyond? >> just means we have to keep stacking them. we got two in a row, we have good team next week at leave eye stadium. but just -- levi stadium. we'll keep it going. feels good to get this trophy. >> congratulations, kevin. >> thank you. >> gus: stanford wins the legends trophy as they defea

there is the problem," says mollie. so how far r re they willing to go? 6:25 if you'd like to know how nude they are, you're going to have to buy the calendar from 4 months to 88 years old... the photos capture their personalities.. . and promote their upcoming show. 31:05 "the show is only beauty at any age, tis' about people pulling together to accomplish something dear to their hearts and that's what the people of cherokee do for the theater we have all walks of life from every age range who will come here donate their time and donate their effort for something they love," says linn. in cherokee, iowa, sarah te slaa, ktiv news 4. >> the calendars will go on sale this friday for $25 for the theatre. you can buy them at several stores around cheorkee, at the theater, or order them page or website. we've posted that information inside this story on our website at ktiv.com. and if you want to check out the show, "calendar girls," it runs friday through sunday the first two weekends in december. (sheila) still to come... pregnancy and exercise. not only is

there is the problem," says mollie. so how far were they willing to go? 6:25 if you'd like to know how nude they are, you're going to have to buy the calendar from 4 months to 88 years old... the photos capture their personalities.. . and promote their upcoming show. 31:05 "the show is only beauty at any age, tis' about people pulling together to accomplish something dear to their hearts and that's what the people of cherokee do for the theater we have all walks of life from every age range who will come here donate their time and donate their effort for something they love," says linn. in cherokee, iowa, sarah te slaa, ktiv news 4. >> the calendars will go on sale this friday for $25 for the theatre. you can buy them at several stores around cheorkee, at the theater, or order them through the theater's facebook page or website. we've posted that information inside this story on our website at ktiv.com. and if you want to check out the show, "calendar girls," it runs friday through sunday the first two weekends in december. up next... how you can enjoy th

our molly mcgrath had a chance to catch up with kevin hogan after the game. >> molly: kevin, your final game at stanford stadium, and it's rivalry game, over a team that you grew up cheering for and your father's alma mater. where does this win rank in terms of career moments? >> number one all-time, number one of all-time. to come out here on senior day against an amazing notre dame team. and fight to the end. they went out with a score, 30 seconds left, but that's the way the game went. we figured whoever had the ball last was going to come out on top. made a great catch and ukropina ice in his veins. >> molly: this game always ends in dramatic fashion. you beatly good notre dame team. what does this say about what you can accomplish moving forward, head noogs the pac 12 championship game and beyond? >> just means we have to keep stacking them. we got two in a row, we have good team next week at leave eye stadium. but just -- levi stadium. we'll keep it going. feels good to get this trophy. >> congratulations, kevin. >> thank you. >> gus: stanford wins the legends trophy as they defea

joel and i will call the notre dame-stanford game along with molly mcgrath. huge playoff implications especially for the irish. >> joel: that's going to be an amazing game. notre dame winning tonight in fenway park by three. 19-16 over boston college. >> gus: rudolph near side. that's sheperd. >> joel: 1:58, art briles and this fan base from baylor is going to become the biggest oklahoma state fans in the big 12. with bedlam looming next week. >> gus: walking downts field. and briles, at the 10, out of bounds. juwan beat his man. with 1:49 to go, he gave 49 yards. and a football will be placed at the 5 yard line. >> joel: we've seen crazier endings in college football. excellent pass from rudolph down the side line. >> gus: here's rudolph. lobbing it. and incomplete, washington, the intended receiver. waz covering him. >> joel: mike gundy said that they're just trying to scratch and claw, smoke and mirrors their way to 150 yards rushing. one of the first games they haven't been able to do that. walsh has not been effective in the game. he is going on come in

our molly mcgrath had a chance to catch up with kevin hogan after the game. >> molly: kevin, your final game at stanford stadium, and it's rivalry game, over a team that you grew up cheering for and your father's alma mater. where does this win rank in terms of career moments? >> number one all-time, number one of all-time. to come out here on senior day against an amazing notre dame team. and fight to the end. they went out with a score, 30 seconds left, but that's the way the game went. we figured whoever had the ball last was going to come out on top. made a great catch and ukropina ice in his veins. >> molly: this game always ends in dramatic fashion. you beatly good notre dame team. what does this say about what you can accomplish moving forward, head noogs the pac 12 championship game and beyond? >> just means we have to keep stacking them. we got two in a row, we have good team next week at leave eye stadium. but just -- levi stadium. we'll keep it going. feels good to get this trophy. >> congratulations, kevin. >> thank you. >> gus: stanford wins the legends trophy as they defea

as molly says looks like he's won this round. >> i make it general policy not to disagree with molly unless i think about it very seriously. i agree. absolutely benefits ben carson. he is the candidate of course who is basing his entire campaign on his biography this narrative about his life. the one problem for candidates like that is that when that is the only basis they have, when they don't have the political career and record to shift the conversation to whenever questions are raised about the biography it gives them less of an alternative point to make. i think in this case the mistake was going after candidate basically saying that he was lying about something that he had never said exactly in those terms, i think it was there for over played. certainly came to his benefit. >> dickerson: i talked to dr. carson about experience. he wrote his supporters said, the planners of the declaration of independence didn't have lot of experience from, a national security perspective, we're having a conversation in this campaign about as senator have better experience, does a governor now

eastern, with molly line. thanks, molly. >>> coming up later in this hour, we'll talk to our political panel about what that means with some of the campaigns have scheduled could mean for a future debate. exactly what changes are possible. plus, be sure to tune into fox news sunday after our show, 2:00 p.m. eastern, john roberts talks one on one with carly fiorina. tomorrow, donald trump will sit down with fox sports 1 at 12:00 p.m. eastern and reairs at 8:00 p.m. eastern. they're billing him as most controversial man in politics meets the most fearless in voice in sports talk. don't miss this one. >>> strategy shift in syria. the white house says it will send in special operations troops. plus, pull in $100 million in fresh aid. will it make a difference? what was supposed to be a sweet pleasure of childhood, trick-or-treating, ends up turning into a nightmarish scene. >> kids trick-or-treating behind me. and all of a sudden, like, a car, like i heard a boom and the car literally, like, jumped over a parked c

but molly saas the hardest part was always returning home to iowa city. 11:32:40 "in treatment you learn you need a team, you need support, eating disorders are complex and intense and you need as many people as you can on your side."" those people are hard to 2015 statewide assessment, the univevesity of iowa hospitals and clinics houses the only in-patient and partial hospitalizatio n program for eating disorders. combined, the programs serve up to 255atients at aa time. but thousands more suffer in silence. 12:08:40 "my goal for them is i want them to be a competent eater." sue clarahan is one of iowa's two r rgistered dieticians who help eatingg disorder out-patients. 12:31:13 "when i have people driving down from elkader, up from burlington, over from rock island, and from grinnell, that's a pretty wide swath that doesn't have access to someone specifically trained in eating disorders." about a dozen specialized therapists exist in the state. meaning it can take months to get off a wait-list and into an office. 11:38:47 "eating disordersre so shameful, asking for help is hard in the

thank you, molly. and it is time for that segment that really gives hanna storm inspiration every morning she wakes up. >> what would that be? >> sports with reena. let's get to it. >> all right. >> of course there was nfl action, which is why it brings to us sports with reena. >> it's actually nfl's week 11. barely under way, though. and that brings us to this morning's special edition, sports with reena. it was the second week of the nfl's color rush. the jacksonville jaguars in he will mustard gold uniforms. titans in blue. titans quarterback marcus mariota, he ran in a 23-yard touchdown. then in the fourth quarter jacksonville julius thomas caught a short td pass. the jags tackled on a field goal and mercifully the game ended. jacksonville wins it 19-13. >> that was a stunner. >> you think it's mustard. i say gold. >> it's like the dress. it was a blue and black dress. >> no, that's just gold. >>> coming up in the insomniac theater the reviews are in for the new "hunger games" film, and seth rogen'

lets's go down where our molly mcgrath is standing by with art briles. coach, congratulations going around. your team has dealt with adversity all season. another quarterback, jarrett stidham, goes down with injury. how happy are you with how chris johnson responded? >> i'm just happy for your football team. we have faced a lot of adversity and we talked about being a tough team. that's something we want to be just grind every play. everyone had a chance to help. i thought jarrett was unbelievable in the first half, chris was unbelievable in the second half, the defense placed great. good special teams a great team win. >>> nour third string quarterback goes in and the success of the offense lie on the shoulders of the offensive line bhachlt did they do well to help you get win? >> all of them are old, they played a bunch of games, won a bunch of football games, won two championships. we leaned on them, they played well, they responded well. and i'm just proud of our team. they did a great job. >> in the big 12, november is all about wins over quality op

molly hunter is in egypt with more. molly: a brief click caught on tape. that some could be critical to figuring out how this russian passenger jet crash. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the recording. >> is it a bomb or something we are hearing where the airplane is physically coming apart? >> so far, all signs seem to point to a bomb, and u.s. officials are expressing growing confidence in that theory. the metrojet flight came down 23 minutes into the trip, breaking debris across the sinai desert. russia has halted all flights to egypt, and the u.k. has suspended flights to the area. back in america, the u.s. announced increased screenings . >> they have increased patdown will be swabbed. molly: every single airport employee -- [indiscernible] crews at the crash site are explosion. >> every bomb has a chemical signature that will be left on whatever blows up. molly: tonight, 10 additional russian investigators have egyptian government is countries are not sharing intelligence. it has been eight days since that crash, and the egyptian investiga

molly cochran from accuweather joins us now. good morning, molly. >> good morning, kendis and reena. umbrellas going to be getting a good workout on monday in atlanta. also into the charlotte area. those flights could be hindered due to the wet weather. do keep that in mind. the next system moves on shore for the pac northwest, bringing rain, snow, a wintry mix. first signicant snowfall of the season coming up across the sierra nevadas. definitelyly could bgood news for the california drought. higher elevations could get 6 to 12 inches of snow. kendis and reena back to you. >> our thanks to molly cochran there at accuweather. > breaking overnight, in arizona, people across the phoenix area a bit shaken up after a string of small earthquakes. the first quake was a magnitude 3.2 tremor, striking around 9:00 last night near black canyon city. two slightly stronger quakes struck before midnight, 4.1 and 4.0. no reports of injuries or any damage. >>> a one-time presidential candidate who was almost larger than life is being remembere

. >> on a crisp fall night, molly tells the group about her vision. >> all kids have an innate desire to do good. that's the voice that resonates the loudest in a world that's noisy. reporter: so project giving kids was born, a website for kids who others. >> we tried to organize it in a way that people could, in three clicks, get to an idea that hopefully spoke to them. reporter: choose your cause and where you want to volunteer it's that easy. connecting parents and their kids to charities and causes, looking for young volunteers. it! >> ha ha! reporter: like charlotte and emily, who just happen to have the best smiles ever, their mom found about the website through a friend. >> it's second nature to come and give back and do what you can. it doesn't always have to be writing a check. reporter: so on the computer they went. they found two projects. first, a special gift for the elderly. >> 700 hot meals per day and a card to go with it. and your heart with warmth and love. reporter: so easy, so fun and so thoughtful, they had to do more. >> that's rudolph. that's a monster alien. re