source, this is ??? . waterloo police officers are investigating two incidents of gunfire this morning. and they happened just 10 minutes apart. it's almost been a week since the attacks in paris that killed 129 people. universities in eastern iowa are remembering the victims. the city of cedar rapids is organizing all the historic place in the city. they're giving the public access to a database of them all. that's coming up a few minutes. good thursday morning! its 430 on november 19th. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a cool and windy day across eastern iowa. the wind will gust at times to 45 or even 50mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the entire tv9 viewing area through sunset. plan on highs into the lower and middle 50s, but at

least we'll have some sunshine. the main focus of the next few days is the snow that will arrive on friday night. while snow is possible before sunset, accumulation s will be limited. however, once the sun goes down, snow should increase in intensity and last the entire night. snow will linger right into saturday morning. plan on 4-6" to be on the ground by saturday morning in many areas, with trends of a narrow heavier band trying to set up around cedar rapids and/or dubuque. we'll continue to monitor these trends as this system develops. we encourage u to stay tunedohe latest 9 rst alert forest and to get a free download of the tv9ather app, for video updatesand radar at your fingertips. thanks kaj. is morning, waterloo police envestating two late-night incidents involving guns. one man went to the hospital with a gunshot wound. 5 minutes before 10 o'clock last night, police were called out to west 8th and leavitt streets for gun shots.

that's on the west side of the river in waterloo. when police got to the scene they found a man with a gunshot wound. first responders took him to the hospital last night. he is expected to be okay. 10 minutes before officers were called to that shooting, they were already on scene of an armed robbery. that was across the river at 1975 franklin street. police say someone used a gun to rob ray's supermarket. the suspect fired the gun inside the market before leaving. no one was hurt. police haven't arrested anyone in either crime. stay with tv9 and kcrg dot com throughout the day for updates. the city of cedar rapids is asking for feedback on an ordinance aimed at reducing police calls to certain properties. safe-cr stands for "safe and friendly environments in cedar rapids." the city adopted the ordinance two years ago. it penalizes property owners for police calls or criminal activity on their properties. an open house highlighted some changes a focus group is proposing. city officials say those changes clarify who

receives violation notices. 14:51:27 "we also wanted to highlight that safe cr does not penalize including those victims of domestic violence. we really want to encourage self reporting from property owners, tenants, make sure everyone knows if they call the police that property is not going to be designated a nuisance." program leaders plan to present soon. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a former city clerk of casey - just west of des moines - now faces federal charges for burning down a building to cover up financial fraud. last august, officials say dororthy dillinger set the community building on fire one day before the state auditor's office was going to review the city's finances. nearly half of the people in town signed a petition asking for a city audit in 2013. they were suspicious of activity in the clerk's office. an audit found dillinger stole nearly 300 thousand dollars of taxpayer money.

even the mayor says he had no idea what was going on. "in a small town where everyone knows everyone and you think you can trust eveyone and that temptation is there and people need to pay attention. " "i'm just disappointed in everything that's happened and i hate to see our community go through that " dillinger will make her first court appearance november 30th. state officials are withholding funding from an energy research center at the university of iowa over questions about how it has spent money. the center for global and regional environmental research works with researchers to study the impact of global warming. it operates out of the iowa advanced technology laboratory on campus. the center receives tens of thousands dollars each year in funding from electric and gas utilities. but the iowa utilities board is withholding more than 772-thousand dollars over

center has spent money. the chair of the board has requested an analysis of grant programs and copies of audits. critics argue the board's action is illegal. french authorities still don't know if the mastermind behind the paris terror attacks is alive or dead. french president francois hollande says his country is in a battle with isis. french police went to an apartment in a northern paris suburb. their information led them to believe ab- del-hamid abaaoud -- the suspected isis ringleader of friday's attacks -- could be in the apartment. after gun fire and explosions, two suspects are dead and eight more are in custody. officials say they will use d-n-a analysis to determine who was killed. a sorority at the university of dubuque is holding a candlelight vigil tonight for the 129 victims of the paris attacks. they say they want to raise awareness of the tragedy and take a moment of silence for the victims. that's tonight at 9 o'clock on the university quadrangle. university of iowa students are also standing in

solidarity with the people of paris. students for human rights organization held a candlelight vigil at hubbard park last night. the group says it wants to remember victims of terrorism not only in paris but around the globe. members who attended the vigil said that all terrorist attacks are tragic and that's why they held the event. " 2:16:25 there's just so much bigotry going on in the world today that if someone doesn't take a stance it's easy to dehumanize an entire population or an entire ethnicity group. 2:16:37 " "2:15:20 we just wanted to, um, shed light on all of the other countries that are also victims of isis and victims of terrorism 2:15:28" with the continuing war in syria--where isis is present---it brings the thousands of fleeing refugees to the forefront of discussion. u-s house members drafted a bill that would increase screenings for syrian and iraqi refugees. the bill will be on the house floor today. kcrg-tv9's alex miller talked with iowa's two senators about this issue. in yet another showing of a divdied country---

more than half of united states governors have written letters forbiddingsyrian refugees from entering their state the preocess of entering the us as a refugee can take up to two years but many governors are concerned about the people in the pipeline-especially after one of the terrorists in paris pretended to a refugee. 213 when you've got all those governors saying they don't wants refugees it calls for a halt until we can get on top of it. in particurally until we get back to the bottom of what happened in paris. in a way many of the letters are purely symbolic since it's the federal government who decides whether or not to accept refugees--- and if they do-b law-anyone can move from state to state. al miller, kcrg-tv9 news.

the mayor of swisher says he will continue to welcome all refugees to the small johnson county town. mayor christopher taylor signed a proclamation tuesday night in response to the syrian refuge crises that read in- part: "swisher continues to welcome all visitors and prospective residents, regardless of national origin or refugee status." taylor says it's the right thing to do. "obviously it's a complex situation, there are lots of challenges, but i always felt like you could approach these challenges from position either of fear and suspicion, or from a position of compassion and neighborliness, and i think that's the iowa way. " today, high school and middle school students in iowa will have the chance to caucus even if they're not voting age. almost two dozen counties and 16 hundred students are participating in the first ever bi- partisan student caucus. today, students will learn about the

presidential candidates, participate in both parties' mock caucuses, and cast their votes for the candidates of their choice. the counties that are involved in the student caucus in eastern iowa are: allamakee, buchanan, johnson, jones, keokuk, linn, and winneshiek. registration begins at 4-30 this afternoon, and the youth caucus starts at 5:30 today. from the czech village to the african american history museum, cedar rapids has plenty of history. so the city of cedar rapids decided to organize all the historic properties in the area. tv-9's forrest saunders is live at city hall this morning. forrest, how did the city decide to organize all of these sites? they're putting it all online. it goes live december first, but this morning we'll have a preview of it coming up in next in the next half hour. creators call the database a tool. property owners, residents and developers can look up a property to see if it's been surveyed for historical significance. besides learning the

back story of a local home or piece of land, owners might find their property is eligible for tax credits. the data is coming from various historical and architectural surveys. want to see it up close and personal? the city is showing the database in two sessions at the cedar rapids public library. they're both inside the whipple auditorium tuesday, december 1. the first, noon to 1:00 p.m. the second 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. we'll see how this database works coming up in about 30 minutes. coming up in the next half hour i will be talking with . back to you guys. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot forrest. national security is still a concern for the u-s and for those abroad. french investigators are still trying to determine if one of the top most wanted terrorists is dead or not. and the islamic state has claimed they've killed two hostages. one from china, which would be the first chinese person killed by the

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plan on a cool and windy day across eastern iowa. the wind will gust at times to 45 or even 50mph. a wind advisory is in

viewing area through sunset. plan on highs into the lower and middle 50s, but at least we'll have some sunshine. the main focus of the next few days is the snow that will arrive on friday night. while snow is possible before sunset, accumulation s will be limited. however, once the sun goes down, snow should increase in intensity and last the entire night. snow will linger right into saturday morning. plan on 4-6" to be on the ground by saturday morning in many areas, with trends

cedar rapids and/or dubuque. we'll continue to monitor these trends as this system develops. we encourage you to stay tuned to the latest tv9 first alert forecast and to get a free download of the tv9 weather app, for video updates and radar at your fingertips.tod ay: mostly sunny, windy high: 42-48 winds: w 25-35 g 50 alo: 43 dbq: 42 iow: 45tonight: mostly clear low: 22-28

pm snow likely high: 36-42 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 37 dbq: 40 iow: 40tomorrow night: heavy snow low: 23-29 winds: ne 10-20 alo: 25 dbq: 26 iow: 27

thanks to your donations, this year's compassion fund radiothon topped last year's total - and set a new record. the radiothon raised 37- thousand-472 dollars for the compassion fund. that fund benefits very sick children and their families. the money will help pay for gas for trips to the doctor. it will also help families pay for immediate bills and meals. tv9 partnered with kmry radio for the effort. airbus says it's building a new jet, which can travel over a thousand miles per hour. that means passengers are expected to travel from new york to london in three hours. that's coming up on today's america's money.

this morning, national security remains a concern after the deadly terrorist attacks in paris. a global manhunt continues as u-s law enforcement officials increase

the start of the holiday season. abc's kenneth moton has more. this morning, the threat to the homeland is being taken seriously in cities across the nation. sot william bratton/nyc commissioner "that's what terrorists seek to do they seek to create fear/we will not live in fear" new york city...police on alert, guns out, highly visible after isis released this new video bragging about the paris terror attacks, showing images of nyc. late last night, the city's mayor and police commissioner stood tough in the middle of times square. sot bill de blasio/nyc mayor "make it very clear the people of new york city will not be intimidated" this latest isis propaganda video came 48 hours after another video threatened to strike washington d.c. sot - eleanor homes norton - "we have more police in the district of columbia than any city in the united states/they have assured me that they are at a higher level." nats gunfire in france, we're getting a new look at the intense sights and terrifying sounds of that massive terror raid north

encountering reinforced doors at an isis safe house, a suicide bomber and heavy gunfire. 8 people were arrested...tw o killed. investigators are scouring that safe house for more clues. sot dick clarke/abc news counterterro rism analyst "to see if they can find traces to other people - finger prints, hair samples, anything that would lead them to a broader network of contacts" right now, french investigators are not sure if the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks died in that raid. here at home, officials say there's still no credible threat to the us. kenneth moton, abc news washington islamic state militants claim they have killed two more hostages. they are identified as fan jinghui of china, and ole johan grimsgaard- ofstad from norway. this is the first known murder of a chinese national by isis terrorists. it is not clear how or when the men were kidnapped. now for a quick check on your

weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this

plan on a cool and windy day across eastern iowa. the wind will gust at times to 45 or even 50mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the entire tv9 viewing area through sunset. plan on highs into the lower and middle 50s, but at least we'll have some sunshine. the main focus of the next few days is the snow that will arrive on friday night. while snow is possible before sunset, accumulation s will be limited. however, once the sun goes down, snow should increase in intensity and last the entire night. snow will linger right into saturday morning. plan on 4-6" to be on the ground by saturday morning in many areas, with trends of a narrow heavier band trying to set up around cedar rapids and/or dubuque. we'll continue to monitor these

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