november 16th. already half way through the month. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin the week is going to be off to a pretty wet start. we'll have scattered showers today, alttough rainfall amounts should be ggerally under a quarter-inch. temperatures won't move much, staying in the lower to middle 50s. rain begins to increase tonight, continuing inttuesday. a few rumbles of thunder are also possible. it'll be a real soaker tomorrow before showers begin to taper off wednesday. widespread rainfall totals of one to two inchessare likely, and some higher amounts are possible especially in our eastern towns. we'll cool down at the end of the week as we start to dry out.today: showers likely high: 51-57 winds: s 10-20+ alo: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 54

waterloo police have a person in custody this morning after a standoff that lasted several hours. it happenenear ridgeway avenue and sheridan road around 6 o'clock last night. that's a residential area just south of byrnes park. the person inside was threatening to hurt himself. shortly after midnight, the lice department's swat team went in and arrested him. officials took him to the hospital. no officers were hurt during the standoff. fire investigators believe a fire that destroyed a home in rural dubuqucounty was acacdental. the sheriff's office and several area fire departments responded to 18505 south mound road around 3:15 saturday afternoon that's between rickardsville and ddrango. no one was hurt. but the home is a total loss. a global manhunt is underway for a man connected to the paris attacks. 129 people died - hundreds more are huhut. french officials believe he is one of three brothers accused of carrying out

this is the man authorities say helped in the attacks outside a stadium and shootings at restaurants and a concerttall friday n paris. french officials believe he is connected with isis, which ordered the carefully coordinated attacks. investigators had flagged one of them as a possible terrorist 5 years ago. " "they did not have enooh people to follow all of the suspects on their list of people who have been radicalized and o may be isis supporters." " e french defense ministry said yesterday, a massive airstrike leveled two jihadi sites in raqqa, syria, where isis has a strong presence. one democratic presidential candidate is still in iowa today after a busy weekend for the democrats. former governor martin o'malley will visit wartburg college today and hold town halls in eastern iowa. yesteteday, former secretary of state hillary clinton and o'malley spent time in ames at the central iowa democrats fall barbecue.

o'malley also stopped in cedar falls yesterday afternoon. iowa polls have surged in clinton's'sfavor in recent weeks, widening her lead over vermont senator bernie sanders. she focused her speech yesterday on foreign policy amid the paris attacks. " isis is very agile and quite adept at using the intntnet to propagandize, to recruit even train insight. we have to be equally so to stand up for our values, to stand up for who we are as a people. " sanders was in central iowa yesterday. he started at a roundtable at a des moines church before a town hall meeting at simpson college in indianola. this weekend of campaigning centered around the second democratic presidential debate. that was on saturday night at drakekeniversity in des momones. all 3 candidates took plenty of time criticizing the republican side of the 2016 field. but at times, clinton faced some heat from sanders

and o'malley on financial and foreign policy issues. " sanders: i'm going to be independent. well, why do they make millionsof dollars of campaign contributions? they expect to get something. everybody knows that. . clinton: wait a minute, he has basically used hisanswer to impugn my integrity." this is now the second debate that a university has hosted. andnddrake students weighed in on their favorite 2016 picks for president. " she needs to be criticial of obama but not so critical that she cant rally his base. " " i was kind of disappointed in bernie's perffrmance in the foreign policy section. he kind of reverted back to his stance that he didn't vote for the war in iraq. " the next debates are in december. on the 15th republicans debate in las vegas. december 19th the democrats will face off in new hampshire. congratulations to our gazette, kcrg-tv9 student of the month for november...

...ashley stinocher . ashley is a 12 year old in 7th grade at solon middle school. she's on the basketball and cross country teams and is also a member of the solononyouth octogonnclub and solon's show choir. outside of school, she volunteers for various organizations including the american legion and her church. we'll introduce you to ashley nextxtweek on tvv if you would like to nominate a student to be student of the month, head to kcrg dot com slash student of the month. with the biggest holiday for food coming up next week, an eastern iowa food bankkopes it has enouuh. workers there say this time of year is the busiest time, and it's important to have as much as they can get. tv-9's forrest saunders is live at metro catholic outreach in cedar rapids. forrest, how is their stock offcanned food looking this year? immediate needs for food pantry as of november 12h soup crkers muffinnmix canned

pork & beans mac & cheese canned fruit helpers-hamburger, tuna pasta pasta sauce jelly pancake mix syrup jelly cake/cookie mix toilet paper, toiletries, cleaning products wish list items quart-sized zip-lock freezer bags sandwich bags 65-70 quart plastic tubs rolling cart for baked goods with trays dorm sized fridge and/oo freezer full-sized fridge collapsible sun shade/awning items always appreciated: any size peanut butter jelly pasta sauce beef stew chili canned chicken or salmon pancake mix syrup paper towels toilet paper toiletries-trial or full size quart-sized zip-lock freezer bags sandwich bags laundry detergent produce food donations are always welcome at mco, please drop donationsff during office hos or at any of the catholic parisises in the cedar

back to you guys at the desk. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot forrest. and today, people in eastern iowa can learn more about food insecurity in the area. the hawkeye area community action program is working with iowa food bank to put on

coralville public library at 1:30 this afternoon. according to hacap there are over 56 thousand food-insecure individuals in their service area. a plunge into chilll water raised thhsands of dollars for the iowa special olympics. polar plungers dressed in their best costumes for the dip in dubuque on saturday. two sheriffs deputies from dubuque county - nd an experienced diver - made sure everyone made it in and out of the water safely. every year, the dubuque law enforcement center surprises friends and family with their costumes. all together, the polar plunge raised 23#thousand dollars. a quilting group is getting ready to bring warmth to kids at the u-i hospitals and clinics' pediatric oncology unit. lois ludvigson has led the group "in god arms" since 2009. the group works with donated quilting materials. this weekend, it laid out about 100 handmade quilts at holy trinity lutheran church in north liberty. ludvigson says her group will deliver the quilts to the children this

french authorities say they've carried out about 150 raids overnight in the country. they, along with other countries, are searching for a man involved in the terrorist attacks in paris. and multiple countries aae taking precauuion this morning after the attacks. a flight in boston was evacuated for suspicious people on board. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. the weekk is going to be off to a

start. we'll have scattred showers today, although rainfall amounts should be generally under a quarter-inch. temperatures won't move much, staying in the lower to middle 50s. rain begins to increase tonight, contiiuing into tueueday. a few rumbles of thunder are also possible. it'll be a real soaker tomorrow before showers begin to taper off wednesday. widespread rainfall totals of one to two inches arr likely, aad some higher amounts are possible especially in our eastern towns. we'll cool down at the end of the week as we start to dry out.today: showers likely igh: 515157 winds: s 0-20+ alo: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 54 tonight: showers likely low: 46-52 winds: se 10- 20+ alo: 49 dbq: 48 iow: 50 tomorrw: showers and storms high: 57-63 wwds: se 15-25 alo: 59 dbq: 58 iow: 61 tomorrow night: showers likely low: 45-51 winds: se 10-20 alo: 47 dbq: 47 iow: 49

high: 51 - low: 48 thursday: partly cloudy, windy high: 48 - low: 34 friday: partly cloudy high: 40 - low: 29 saturday: slight chance of rain/snowmix high: 38 - low: 27 sunday: mostly sunny high: 38 - low: 23 monday: partly cloudy high: 40 - low: 25 thanks justin.

this morning. the iowaiver trail between benton street and myrtlldrive will be closed starting today for storm sewer repairs. crews will close the parking lot at ned ashton park, too. city officials hope to have the trail and parking lot re-open by december first. a movie witt a man that liies his drinks shhen not stirred, spent its second

weekend at the top of the box office. that's despite a trio of new releases. that's coming up on today's

this momoning, the paris prosecutor's office says police have identified two more suicide bombers involved in the city's deadly attacks. one was a frenchman involved in terrorist activities before, and another was a syrian. abc's marci's gonzalez has more on the search for another attacker. this morning- an international manhunt- for this accused terrorist- police say 26-year old salah abdeslam - led the team of gunmen who opened fire t people ii restaurantsts and barar here in paris friday night nats 129 people were killed in the attacks at six locations across the city of lights? the ten terrrrists believed to bbresponsible - police say three survived- possibly

assault rifles? nats two of those suspects- taken into custody yesterday in belgium, nats but this morning- abdeslam is - still on the run. police have traced the killers' connections to isis?saying the teror group' s commanders in syria- planned and directed the violence. sot richard clarke: "there is a specific unit on the organization charts of isis for external attacks" the french air force -quickly responding- dropping more than 20 bombs on the defacto isis capital of raqqa in rthern syria? as police continue to look for others with links to the attacks- the heartbreak still pierces- from paris - to california. sot tim mraz, nohemi gonzalez's boyfrien: 'she'll always be in my heart, and i think she'll gonna be in everyone else' s heart, too."

alert is morning afttr the attacks ii paris on friday. authorities evacuated a plane heading from boston to washington yesterday because of suspicious activity. this is video of passengers finally arriving to their destinaaion later in the day. american airlines flight 2124 was about to depart from ronald reagan washington national airport when the crew expressed concerns about two passengers. everyone on board was told to t off the plane whileleauthorities swept the aircraft. :56-1:06 ""they really didn't tell us much. they were guys of foreign descent and some marines showed up at the gate. they were talking to them. they seemed pretty casual." " authorities questioned the two people while the other passengers continued to boston. the two suspects were later released. american airlines said they will be accommodate d on a later f fight. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist justin gehrts.

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gazette.....they are works in progress, candidates are forming their immigration policies. france bombs the islamic state's stronghold. there's a manhunt for the suspect who escaped

after the terrorist attacks. who pays when things go wrong at the hospital? it's often u ulear who, ifif anyone, is at fault when something bad happens. you can read all of those stories and more in today's gazette. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin... the week is going to be off to a pretty wet start. we'll have scattered showers today, although rainfall amounts should be generally under a quarter-inch. temperatures won't move much, staying in the lower to midle 50s. rain begins to increase tight, continuing into tuesday. a few rumbles of thundeeare also possible. it'll be a real soaker tomorrow before showers begin to taper off wednesday. widespread rainfall totals of one to two inches are likely, and some higher amounts are possible especially in our eastern towns. we'll coolown at he end of the week as we start to dry out.today: showers likely high: 51-57 winds: s 10-20+ aao: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 54

morning's america's money good morning, topping "america's money," a shakytart on wall street. >> stock futures down after big losses friday. the terror attacks in paris adding to investor fears. the new york stock exchange will observe ainute of s)lence to honor the victims. the postal service says its fiscal year has ended with another staggering loss. it lost more than $5 billion which is actually a slight improvement over last year. >> the loss is due to the volume of mail continuing to drop and the high cost of retireee health

at the box office james bond's weekend. >> "spectre," the 24th bond movie and fourth for daniel craig maintained its top spot taking in moree than $35 million. "the peanuts movie" second with just over $24 million. "love the coopers" was third. >> and that's "america's money." >> have a great day, everybody. mmmm mmmmm mmmm (laughter) mmmm, mmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmm, mmm! mmmm, mmmm mmm! milk, fruit, cultures mmmm, yoplait

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source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. a group ofmen and women out of cedar rapids will soon be going overseas. the army reserve soldiers are headed to afghanistan. it's the busiest time of year for food banks around the country. and here in iowa, they may not have enough for tt holidays. that's coming up in few minutes. cold weather? no problem. one eastern iowa business embraces the deep freeze and helps clients speed through it.