from your 24 hour news source, this is ??? . overnight... cedar rapids police shoot and kill a man in what they call a domestic disturbance. energetic and well-known. that's what university of northern iowa students are remembering about a student who drowned in iowa city. campaigning in clive. republican presidential nominee donald trump has more than one stop in iowa today on september 13th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on some scattered shower activity around the area today. while nothing heavy is expected, there is a possibility that a few locations will exceed a half inch of rain. this cold front plus the clouds, should keep highs in the

expect showers to rapidly dissipate as the heating of the day is lost and the front shifts southeast. clearing sky after midnight should allow for upper 40s to push in over the northern half of the area with lower 50s elsewhere. wednesday will be spectacular with sunshine and highs into the lower 70s. have a great day!today: mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. wind: nw 5-10. high: 73 tonight: chance of showers, mainly early. wind: n 5-10. low: 52 tomorrow: mostly sunny and pleasant. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: e 5-10. low: 55 thanks kaj. police officers shot and killed a 25 year old man in cedar rapids. police tell tv-9 they were responding to a domestic disturbance last night. they went to valley high apartments at 1735 edgewood

police said the man died at unity point health - st. luke's hospital in cedar rapids after responders took him there. the iowa department of criminal investigation is now handling the incident, with an autopsy scheduled at the state medical examiner's office in ankeny. cedar rapids police tell tv9 that both officers are on administrative leave pending an d-c-i investigation. when we spoke with police this morning, they say they aren't yet releasing the names of anyone involved at this time. as investigators try to figure out what led to a drowning in the iowa river o night, those who knew the 20-year-old uni student who died are remembering his life. first responders pulled nathan twedt of marion from the iowa river, near benton street bridge in iowa city, on saturday night. police are still investigating the circumstances that led to his death. twedt was a sophomore at northern iowa where, last night, students held a vigil. some said twedt was well known on campus and majored in business. his friends say they'll miss nathan's energy and spirit on campus. the u-n-i campus minister says

grieve the sudden loss. " "everyone has different ways of moving through difficult times , not everyone wants to spend a lot of time socially but they should take advantage of their resources of their department of resident ra folks or hall director " the university also says students can contact campus ministry, counselors or any residential staff if they need help in this grieving cedar rapids police say the 15-year-old boy who shot himself at jefferson high school died over the weekend. the shooting happened around 8 o'clock friday morning. officers found teen outside the auditorium with a gunshot wound. he went to the hospital, where he died the next day. police yesterday addressed community concerns about social media posts. they said after talking with students and monitoring social media, they don't believe anyone else was involved in friday's incident. they say there has been no

school, staff or students. it's important to know there are resources for people who are feeling hopeless. call the national suicide prevention hotline which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. that phone number is 1- 800-273-talk, or 8255. the trial for a man accused of killing a woman in benton county last fall is now underway. jury selection started yesterday in the trial of 32 yeao degree murder in the death of sabrina janish. investigators say they found her body strangled and stabbed multiple times in the driveway of a home near shellsburg last october. court documents show investigators found miller's blood on janish's clothing and body, and blood from both on a vehicle outside his home on 59th street trail -- north of shellsburg. d-n-a testing led to miller's arrest earlier this year. today, this dubuque man will go on trial for 1st- degree murder.

killing his daughter kimberly stern in june of 20-15. police say he shot his daughter 17 times with 3 handguns. she was 27 years old. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. people living in newton have mixed feelings about 800 sex offenders moving to the city's prison. the prisoners are coming from other prisons across the state. that includes the mount pleasant prison, which has a dorm-style set up. authorities say the newton correctional facility has 12-hundred beds and worried about those offenders staying there after they get out or possible breakouts. "this isn't an ideal situation but we'll work our way through it just to make sure our correctional officers have the resources they need to make sure they keep our community safe " all of the prisoners are almost moved into new. there are still around 100 offenders at the mount pleasant facility, which has iowa's sex offender treatment program. those classes should be

donald trump is back in iowa today. he is speaking at noon at the seven flags event center in clive. doors open at 9 this morning. he will then head to a private fundraising luncheon in west des moines. the league of women voters of johnson county wants to make sure voters know about the candidates they'll find on their ballot this november. they've tied into the launch of the website vote411. org, calling it a "one stop shop" for election information. it' information about candidates, including their direct responses to the issues. it will include every candidate race and ballot issue in johnson county and the state of iowa. the website also allows you to register to vote and search for voting information. the mount vernon school district wants voters to approve a 15 point nine million dollar bond for its high school today. it would go toward a new performing arts omplex, a new athletics complex, as well as renovating classrooms. it needs a 60 percent supermajority to pass.

morning to eight tonight at the mount vernon city hall. there's also a vote today in lone tree. voters in the school district will decide on a two point five million dollar bond to build a new health and wellness facility. if approved, it would go up across the street from the school at the corner of devoe and linn streets. it also needs 60 percent approval. voters can cast ballots from 7 to 8 today at the lone tree american legion. a cedar falls mother wants her son's classmates to know and better understand his autism. educate her son's classmates at peet junior high school about the disorder so they can better interact with him. she says his 7th grade teachers and students are very accepting and want to help. "that being with joey now, seeing how he is capable and smart. that in the future, that will translate to a more welcome community where he will be able to get a job, and he will be supported and have friends and feel connected. " elser is part of a support group called families and

connect families, so they can work to support students with autism. we have our first kcrg-tv9 student of the month of the school year. 17-year old mercedez fay is a senior at cedar rapids washington high school. she already has a certified nursing assistant license and is working on her r-n. mercedez works hard for everything she's accomplisd. we'll introduce you to her at the end of the month. if you'd like to nominate a student for october, head to kcr from holding classes to booking criminals to brewing coffee. one historic building in asbury has been through quite a transformatio n in the past few years. this former 1-room school house on asbury road was most recently home to the asbury police department. but now the jumble coffee company in dubuque has expanded to the historic school building. owners are marking the school's history by displaying old photos of students and teachers. they've also re-purposed

"if you're have a coffee shop you want it have to character, right? so you're not going to put it at the end of a strip mall. at least i wouldn't. how can you get anymore character than the oldest school in iowa. with the original bell still attached. " the owners even let customers ring that bell, if the customer makes a one dollar donation to the asbury fire department. a coralville parrot put her owner through a lot of pain and heartache when she flew away. but thanks to some kind and quick-thinking neighbors, his feathered friend is resting safely but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets.

plan on some scattered shower

nothing heavy is expected, there is a possibility that a few locations will exceed a half inch of rain. this cold front plus the clouds, should keep highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s today. tonight, expect showers to rapidly dissipate as the heating of the day is lost and the front shifts southeast. clearing sky after midnight should allow for upper 40s to push in over the northern half of the area with lower 50s

with sunshine and highs into the lower 70s. have a great day!today: mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. wind: nw 5-10. high: 73 tonight: chance of showers, mainly early. wind: n 5-10. low: 52 tomorrow: mostly sunny and pleasant. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tom. night: mostly clear. thanks kaj. plan on some scattered shower activity around the area today. while nothing heavy is expected, there is a possibility that a few locations will exceed a half inch of rain. this cold

upper 60s to lower 70s today. tonight, expect showers to rapidly dissipate as the heating of the day is lost and the front shifts southeast. clearing sky after midnight should allow for upper 40s to push in over the northern half of the area with lower 50s elsewhere. wednesday will be spectacular with sunshine and highs into the lower 70s. have a great day!today: mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. wind: nw 5-10. high: 73 wind: n 5-10. low: 52 tomorrow: mostly sunny and pleasant. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: e 5-10. low: 55

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lost parrot. marvin fussell says he lost his parrot last week. the pet, named sunnybird, disappeared last week after marvin let it outside to get some fresh air. marvin says he frequently lets sunnybird outside and she never flys away. after 36 hours away from home, marvin says he assumed a hawk had eaten the parrot. but marvin later got a call that sunnybird was at the animal shelter after a group of neighbors trapped her and called "eventually sunny bird flew into the house at the address where the officer got her, and she closed the garage door so that sunny bird couldn't get away. " sunnybird did hurt her leg in the ordeal, but she should recover fully. chat and shop. how users are now able to use facebook messenger to make purchases within the app in today's tech bytes.

campaign trail in central iowa today. his opponent, hillary clinton, is recovering at home from pneumonia. but as abc's lana zak reports hillary clinton is a source of attention for both for her health and for calling half of donald trump's supporters "deplorables." clinton: i'm feeling so much better, calling in to cnn last night, hillary clinton tried to reassure voters that her health isn't an issue they should take to the ballot charlie rose her campaign is not hiding any health secrets. nothing more to know. the democratic nominee acknowledge d it was the combination of the heat and pneumonia that caused her to "lose her balance" as she left the 9/11 event in new york sunday...but aides initially neglected to mention the pneumonia diagnosis that came on friday --pegging it only to heat and dehydration. now, clinton aides confessing that they should have been more forthcoming.... but also saying the ublic knows more about hrc than any nominee

a greater problem-- gfx: david axelrod tweeting "antibiotics can take care of pneumonia. what's the cure for an unhealthy penchant for privacy that repeatedly creates unnecessary problems?" clinton defended herself-- clinton well, i just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal. and suggested that her competitor donald trump isn't held to the same standard. clinton i think it's time he met the same level of disclosure that i have for years.trump- who has been jabbing at clinton's health for weeks, wished clinton a speedy recovery and focused his attacks on clinton's comments instead...releasing this new ad: sot at "you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the 'bas deplorables. the racists, sexists, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it." tag: clinton says she regrets using the word 'half' to describe the trump candidates say they will lease more health informatn is w president obama will campaign

but first, he sat down with congressional leaders to work on an agenda for congress. the president met with senators mitch mcconnell and harry reid, along with house speaker paul ryan and minority leader nancy pelosi yesterday. the five discussed what congress should focus on in the coming days and weeks. the president said there are two main issues ahead. "number one to make sure that the government stays open. number two to make sure that we're able to adequately fund our ef with the zika outbreaks but also to come up with diagnostic tools and vaccines that will solve the problem for good." " right now, lawmakers are looking at passing an emergency measure to fund the government through at least december. now for a quick check on your weather with

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plan on some scattered shower there is a possibility that a few locations will exceed a half inch of rain. this cold front plus the clouds, should keep highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s today. tonight, expect showers to rapidly dissipate as the heating of the day is lost and the front shifts southeast. clearing sky after midnight should allow for upper 40s to push in over the northern half of the area with lower 50s elsewhere. wednesday will be spectacular with sunshine and highs into the lower 70s. have a great day!today: mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. wind: nw 5-10. high: 73 tonight: chance of owers, mainly r. wind: n5-10. ly sunny and pleasant. wind: n 10. high: 72 tom. night:stly cl

in today's "techbytes" big change to facebook messenger. >> you can make purchases without being directed to another site. the service is available in beta and will rule out by the end of the year. >> samsung believes it has a fix for the galaxy note 7 smartphone. some batteries have been exploding. >> the government says it's evaluating samsung rec mends owners some using it. >> the high tech ex-coe skeleton has helped a paralyze woman complete a half marathon. >> clair loumus completed the course in five days and she's 16 weeks pregnant and had to treat through morning enough. >> those are your "techbytes." >> have a great day.

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from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. half a million dollars. that's the possible cost of new safety measures in waterloo. standing in solidarity. bakken pipeline protesters in iowa say they're part of same fight as those rallying in north dakota. as confirmed zika cases increase, people in florida are looking for help from washington...a nd continuing to wait for ti. o'clock on september 13th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first