police arrested two people. we have the latest on the fatal crash in cedar rapids that left two people dead and injured two officers. hear the story of a couple who was at the scene at the moment of the accident and tried to help. and president- elect donald trump calls the wisconsin recount "a scam." green party presidential nominee responds to the accusations. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. good morning and thanks for joining us. we begin with first alert storm ritz. foggy conditions for some across eastern iowa this morning. be careful if you're out driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense fog. the fog will move out and rain chances will move in later in the day. this system will bring heavy rain at times and possibly even a rumble of thunder or two throughout the overnight and into monday. rain chances will continue into monday and when the system is all said and done, rainfall totals could amount to an inch or so for some. winds will be strong as this system pushes through. starting tonight into monday winds are

thanks britley. new orleans police say a man died following a shooting in the french quarter. it happened around 1:30 a.m. one block from the busy canal street. thirty police officers were already nearby due to a college football game. superintendent michael harrison said police arrested two people for illegally carrying a firearm. " ten victims were shot ranging from ages 20 to 37, 2 females, 8 males, one of whom has expired at the hospital. " police are still investigating

one police officer remains in the hospital after a deadly crash on i-380. two people died in the accident yesterday morning near downtown cedar rapids. " officer struck up on the interstate. pd southbound. first ave west. rollover as well " an officer was parked monitoring traffic after a minor crash... that's when another officers were injured, and two people in the other vehicle were pronounced dead on the scene. kcrg-tv9's phil reed spoke with a couple who say they saw the whole thing happen. matt langguth and his girlfriend chelsey merchant were on 380 heading home from a night out when they saw the deadly crash. "right before they hit, i seen them kind of spin out of control kinda. like they were going towards the guard rail, then over corrected and went straight into the officer's vehicle

help them after making sure the officers were alive, they checked on the people in the car that hit police "i tried breaking the window out with my foot, with my foot. i couldn't break the window out, so i asked the officer for the night stick. the officer came and broke out the back window on the driver's side. and i crawled through the back windows, and when i crawled through the back windows, i saw the two bodies " langguth says there wasn't anything they could do to help them "you couldn't se then i looked at the female, but her face was pretty bad, and you could tell they wasn't alive " police and firefighters stayed throughout the morning re-routing traffic as crews worked to clear the scene. while this couple tries to clear their mind from saturday morning. "it's just something really you are never going to forget. and just kind of realizing how fast things can happen in the blink of an eye " hillary clinton's campaign says

part in pushing for recounts in several key states. campaign officials said they had not found any evidence of hacking voting systems. that comes after green party candidate jill stein filed for a recount in wisconsin, friday due to "statistical anomalies". president-elect donald trump won that state. stein raised millions of dollars for recounts and plans to file in other states. trump responded with a statement saturday. it said in part, quote "this is a scam by the green party for an election that the results of this election should be respected instead of being challenged and abused, which is exactly what jill stein is doing." in an interview for cnn, the green party presidential nominee responded to the accusations. she invited donald trump's campaign to participate in a "people- powered effort to ensure the integrity and the security of the votes." " he may be creating his own facts here, as he's been known to do sometimes in the past. and

said that it was a rigged election, unless he won it. " the deadline for the petition for a recount in pennsylvania is monday, and michigan's is wednesday. the death of fidel castro is getting a lot of reaction from around the world. some are condolences. others..celebrations. today, many cuban americans are hoping castro's death will help the communist nation move toward democracy. abc's jim ryan has the details. for the people of cuba. he was everything, says this man. in miami -- cheers. sot woman: "thank you god. he's not going with god, he's going with the devil because he is the devil." in death -- as in life -- fidel castro provoking powerful emotions. to many -- a heroic liberator. to many others -- a bloody tyrant. the young cuban revolutionary shot his way to power in 1959 -- overthrowing a pro- american dictator --

state. for the next fifty years, castro was a thorn in washington's side. in 1962, american spyplanes discovered castro had let the russians install nuclear missiles in cuba. president john f. kennedy ordered a naval quarantine of cuba -- and the world trembled on the nuclear brink. fidel castro : "yes, we were very close to the nuclear war, extremely close." the russians removed the missiles. as he told abc's barbara walters in 1977, fidel castro made no excuses for his heavy hand. bw: "no dissent or opposition is allowed in the honestly, no, it cannot appear. as much of the world hailed a fallen comrade -- sot: hanan ashrawi, plo executive committee member: "castro was the last of the great revolutionari es of the 20th century." -- they were dancing in the streets of miami's "little havana": sot rep. ileana ros-lehtinen r-fl "... he was a sadistic murderer who brought great suffering to the 11-million people of cuba." this was the first sunrise over post-castro cuba. no one knows yet if it means a new day. jim ryan, abc news, miami. the red thread gallery in des

small business saturday. the display had small works from local and regional artists. with christmas around the corner, some say it was the perfect time to pick up a holiday gift. . " it's exciting i'm glad the people come in and support local artists because we have a wonderful array of artists in the des moines and surrounding area " each piece of art was priced at 75 doll less. for the fifth straight year, t-v nine and the heritage area agency on aging are teaming up to "fill the plate." the annual telethon raises money for meals for older adults throughout eastern iowa. we hope you'll join us and participate this tuesday during any of our t-v nine newscasts.

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foggy conditions for some across eastern iowa this morning. be driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense fog. the fog will move out and rain chances will move in later in the day. this system will bring heavy rain at times and possibly even a rumble of thunder or two throughout the overnight and into monday. rain chances will continue into monday and when the

some. winds will be strong as this system pushes through. starting tonight into monday winds are expected out of the south at 15 to 30 mph.temperatures will remain mild with highs in the 50s both today and monday. monday will be the warmest of the day's pushing closer to 60. temperatures will drop into the low 40s for the rest of the week. today: showers likely, mainly afternoon and evening. windy. winds: se 15-30 mph high: 50 alo: 50 dbq: 48 iow: 50 47 to 53 tonight: rain likely and windy. winds: s 20-35 mph tomorrow: chance of showers. winds: s 20-30 high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 55 52 to 58 tom. night: mostly cloudy. winds: s 5-15 low: 36 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 38 33 to 39 tuesday: mostly cloudy and windy. high: 47 low: 36 wednesday: mostly cloudy. high: 40 low: 31 thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 38 low: 29 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28 saturday: partly cloudy. high: 41 low: 27 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 40 low: 24 monday: mostly sunny with increasing clouds. high: 38 low: 24

with a loss, iowa state head coach matt campbell said he's proud of his team. josh has highlights from senior night in ames, coming up next in sports. trt oc foggy conditions for some across eastern iowa this morning. be careful if you're out driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense fog. the fog will move out and rain chances will move in later in the day. this system will bring thunder or two throughout the overnight and into monday. rain chances will continue into monday and when the system is all said and done, rainfall totals could amount to an inch or so for some. winds will be strong as this system pushes through. starting tonight into monday winds are expected out of the south at 15 to 30 mph.temperatures will remain mild with highs in the 50s both today and monday. monday will be the warmest of the day's pushing closer to 60. temperatures will drop into the low 40s for the rest of the week. today: showers likely, mainly

15-30 mph high: 50 alo: 50 dbq: 48 iow: 50 47 to 53 tonight: rain likely and windy. winds: s 20-35 mph low: 46 alo: 46 dbq: 43 iow: 46 43 to 49 tomorrow: chance of showers. winds: s 20-30 high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 55 52 to 58 tom. night: mostly cloudy. winds: s 5-15 low: 36 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 38 33 to 39 tuesday: mostly cloudy and windy. high: 47 low: 36 wednesday: mostly cloudy. high: 40 low: 31 thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 38 low: 29 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28 saturday: partly cloudy. high: 41 low: 27 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 40 low clouds. high: 38 low: 24 back to you brea.

with a loss, iowa state head coach matt campbell said he's proud of his team. josh has highlights from senior night in ames, coming up next in sports.

beat a ranked team for the first time since knocking off

west virginia. scott westerberg has more from jack trice. before the game the cyclones said thanks to their senior class, guys like alburnett native mitchell harger and kennedy grad josh jahlas. but iowa state falls behind early as kennedy mckoy finds the endzone. 14-3 west virginia. but you know how you cancel out giving up a touchdown? you do this. freshman kene nwangwu weaves his way up the field and then turns on the jets. it's a 97 14-10 game. cyclones get the ball back and jacob park finds allen lazard and he's got room to run 67 yards deep into mountaineer territory. lazard finished the day with 103 yards to put him over a thousand on the season for the first time in his career, but iowa state had to settle for cole netten's second field goal of the game. clones within one. after west virginia extends its lead to 21-13, iowa state's all-time leading

it was 21-16 at the half. west virginia strikes early in the third as skylar howard tosses a perfect deep ball to shelton gibson. that 71 yard pitch and catch gives the mountaineers a 28-16 cushion. while west virginia was scoring touchdowns, iowa state was relying too much on netten as he connects on his fourth field goal. but once again, west virginia answers three points with seven as martell pettaway scores. cyclones down for a big play, so they give it to david montgomery and the freshman breaks free for 46 of his 141 yards on the ground, but at the end of the run, montgomery is stripped and west virginia recovers. and the mountaineers pull away in the fourth as howard connects again with shelton as west virginia sours iowa state's senior day 49-19. "these kids have done a remarkable job for us. i

those kids kept playing really hard. i'm disappointed we couldn't put them out with a win, but i'll be honest with you, those guys have sacrificed so much for our program and i'm appreciative of them." jacob park was asked after the game what the expectations should be like for iowa state next season. the cyclones quarterback said, "the sky's the limit." from jack trice stadium, scott westerberg tv9 sports. ... the coe football team was hoping to continue its division 3 playoff run. but the kohawks had a st. thomas. ... the tommies were in the national championship last season ... 1st quarter action, coe defense makes a statement right away forcing a fumble... and it's recovered by kennedy grad terrence hall... kohawks take over at the st. thomas 20 ... but coe had too many turnovers of their own... gavin glenn is picked off by dylan andrew... he's got some room down the far sideline... trevor heitland does catch up to him, but not after a 52-yard gain ... tommies capitalize... alex fenske's pass is tipped, but luke iverson makes the catch

7-0 ... kohawks just couldn't slow down st. thomas' offense... 605 total yards of offense... 2nd quarter, alex fenske hits his tight end grant slavik... kohawks season comes to an end falling 55-6 ... division 2 football playoffs, northwest missouri state facing emporia state ... big game from regina grad jacob vollstedt... he delivers a big hit on the tackle for loss in the 2nd quarter ... jacob had a team-high 11 tackles, including two sacks... on the third... he and the bearcats advance winning 44-13 ... men's college basketball scores, the iowa men fall to memphis in the emerald coast classic, 100-92... peter jok though had 42 points, which ties bruce king for the 4th most points scored by an iowa player in a game. ... the northern iowa men's basketball team lost on the road to 9th ranked xavier, 64-42. these two teams played each other just last week. panthers travel to wyoming next

basketball season opened up on tuesday for several schools. ... first up, prairie hosting no. 1 ranked davenport north ... 2nd quarter, prairie trying to come back from a double-digit deficit... quinn deahl gets the kiss off the glass... hawks down 29-18 ... davenport north responds... future hawkeye jinaya houston hits back-to-back buckets... she had 35 points ... prairie doesn't give up... sidney mccrea with the steal, look the behind the back bounce... she takes it coast-to- coast... hawks down 13 ... then way... but davenport north wins 78-59 ... iowa city west with its season opener against davenport assumption ... women of troy get the scoring started as logan cook hits the mid- range jumper ... a lot of defense from west... rachael saunders with the steal and passes ahead to lauren zacharias for the finish... she had 21 points ... big game from cook as well... 22 points as she

first, saunders gets the pass, she's fouled and the shot falls... iowa city west wins 64-47 let's go out to the stable where the mascot race was high on the list of highlights. first period and the riders had a golden opportunity to score against the waterloo blackhawks. a ton of shots but nothing found the net. it was scoreless after one. that changed in the second period. the rider's justin cole gets around chase pilawski and then flicks it between the legs of beydoun. one nothing riders and teddy bears rained down on the ice. those bears headed to underprivileg ed kids... the roughriders finally get their first winning, 3-0 shutout ... indoor soccer, rampage hosting milwaukee ... rampage were down 2-0 after one quarter, but come back in the 2nd... jonatan santos on the free kick, and he fires a rocket for the goal... they tie it up 2-2 ... later in the 2nd, rampage on

moreira blasting one in for the go- ahead goal... you're not keeping him on the sidelines...

eastern iowa this morning. be careful if you're out driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense fog. the fog will move out and rain chances will move in later in the day. this system will bring heavy rain at times and possibly even a rumble of thunder or two throughout the overnight and into monday. rain chances will continue into monday and when the system is all said and done, rainfall totals could amount to an inch or so for some. winds will be strong as this system pushes through. starting tonight into monday winds are expected out of the

today and monday. monday will be the warmest of the day's pushing closer to 60. temperatures will drop into the low 40s for the rest of the week. today: showers likely, mainly afternoon and evening. windy. winds: se 15-30 mph high: 50 alo: 50 dbq: 48 iow: 50 47 to 53 tonight: rain likely and windy. winds: s 20-35 mph low: 46 alo: 46 dbq: 43 iow: 46 43 to 49 tomorrow: chance of showers. winds: s 20-30 high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 55 52 to 58 tom. night: mostly cloudy. winds: s 5-15 low: 36 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 38 to eay: mostly cloudy and wiy ou. high: 38 low: 29 friday:stl: stly sunny with increasingouds. cyber monday is almost here. amazon is one of the biggest companies planning to offer big-time deals. it will roll out more than 75-thousand sales in two days. also, some other deals out there on monday are travel deals. experts say slow summer

airfare and hotel discounts. and continuing with the holiday spirit.. santa was at the rink at rockefeller yesterday. the new york's iconic ice skating rink is also home of the famous rockefeller christmas tree. the 2016 rockefeller center tree will be the second tallest christmas tree ever to preside over the plaza. the tallest tree was the 1999 norway spruce, which spanned 100 feet in height. this year's 14-ton tree is between 90 and 95 years old. what's better than spending time with santa? families in des moines spent the evening on a train ride through santa's scenic valley. good

after an abused dog died in waterloo, from police. while family remembers a child killed in a bus accident, some say there were signs the bus driver was dangerous. protesters at the bakken oil pipeline say they're staying put, despite warnings from officials to get out. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. but first, meteorologis t

foggy conditions for some across eastern iowa this morning. be careful if you're out driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense fog. the fog will move out and rain chances will move in later in the day. this system will bring heavy rain at times and possibly even a rumble of thunder or two throughout the overnight and into monday. rain chances will continue into monday and when the system is all said and done, rainfall totals could amount to an inch or so for some. winds will be strong as this system pushes through. starting tonight into monday winds are p mph.temperatures will remain mild with highs in the 50s both today and monday. monday will be the warmest of the day's pushing closer to 60. temperatures will drop into the low 40s for the rest of the week. today: showers likely, mainly afternoon and evening. windy. winds: se 15-30 mph high: 50 alo: 50 dbq: 48 iow: 50 47 to 53 tonight: rain likely and windy. winds: s 20-35 mph low: 46 alo: 46 dbq: 43 iow: 46 43 to 49 thanks britley. 1-shot one police officer remains in the hospital and two others are dead

happened yesterday morning near downtown cedar rapids. the officer was stopped due to traffic control following a minor crash... that's when another vehicle hit that squad car from behind. a couple we spoke to saw the whole thing, and tried to help. "we ran over to the other car to see if we could even pull them out or save them, and it was pretty much to the point of they weren't able to be saved because of how crushed the car was " two officers were injured, but the two in the other vehicle were pronounced dead on the scene. police had to block traffic for hours. saturday brought a tearful goodbye for one of the victims of the chattanooga bus crash. loved ones shed tears at the funeral for nine- year-old cor'dayja jones. she is one of six children who died monday. children's pastor moriah stanley says - her presence will be missed. " she was the most genuine child you could ever meet. you

man - they leave everyone smiling? and they just say it? for cor'dayja they really meant that. " saturday's funeral service was filled with song after song. hundreds of family members and friends said cor'dayja was a friend to all. meanwhile, records released by the school district show students and administrators had raised concerns weeks before the crash. one student wrote "the bus driver drives fast." another said the driver made sharp turns that bounced riders. the driver is charged with the u-s army corps of engineers plans to close off land where a large group of bakken oil pipeline protestors are camping. the chairman of the standing rock sioux tribe says he got a letter from the corps friday. it says authorities will close land north of the cannonball river after december 5th. anyone still on the land will be trespassing and subject to prosecution. a protest organizer says many people are building shelters and plan to stay put. the pipeline is set to go

worried the line will contaminate drinking water and disrupt native lands. at least 33 pipeline protesters are facing criminal trespass charges. police responded just before one o'clock,friday, to a report of about 100 protesters at the kirkwood mall. that's in bismarck, north dakota. mall officials asked protesters to leave the private property. officers arrested those who didn't cooperate. a day after the arrests more than four hundred people rallied to support police. swept the liberty memorial bridge. organizers say the rally isn't pro or anti pipeline. "pro-community. we want our communities back. we want unity. we don't want division." some residents at the rally say federal and state agencies need to intervene with pipeline protests. as the death of fidel castro brought out cheers from cubans in miami, one cuban refugee living in iowa is also rejoicing. adele vazquez collignon is one

refugees who escaped castro. he left his family behind in cuba, but is now married and has two kids and four grandchildren. "in cuba, i remember growing up, and you couldn't even say the word, castro"you cannot say, 'we want democracy." vazquez-collignon officially became a u.s. citizen two years ago - something, he said, is one of his proudest moments. a group from the city of waterloo after they say an abused dog died. protesters say the city didn't do enough. kcrg-tv9's samantha myers has the story. dozens stood outside of this waterloo home saturday. holding signs, demanding answers. 22:59:19;03 "it's infuriating, it's absolutely infuriating it hurts." they say they called the city and animal control for six weeks after finding out a boxer was left chained up in

shelter or food. 23:01:40;01 " the dog was obviously in distress, he obviously needed help. he was crying during the night especially when it would get real cold because he was hungry because he was cold probably he was scared." " "speaking for animal control, the city attorney said officers visited the home multiple times. they saw there was food and shelter and have seen vet records for the pet. these protesters aren't buying it. 22:58:04;10 "there's more than enough evidence that this dog died emaciated, hungry, cold and starving. i don't care what age the dog is none of them deserve to die from starvatio signs are of the dog we don't know what happened to him after that. " " "thirty minutes into the protest animal control and waterloo police showed up at the home telling protesters they were going to search the home. they had to wait two hours for the owner to arrive before officials looked through the home. protesters who stayed on scene say police did not find anything. some are calling on more action from animal control in all of the animal abuse cases it handles. 23:07:01;28 "these people need to step up and do their job or find other employment and the city council needs to do their job and remove these people that aren't doing their job." they say they will continue demanding answers until they get them. in waterloo, samantha myers

the city attorney tells tv-9, authorities will continue looking into the situation. early this week. the cedar rapids police department is putting out a call for help. it's looking for new officers. the department is accepting applications through january 12th. the hiring process takes months to complete. an agility test and written exam happen on february 4th. polygraph screenings and tests go through mid- march. you can download applications from crpd's website or you can pick them up at police headquarters. many went to shops throughout eastern iowa

started six years ago as an effort to get more people spending holiday dollars at local businesses. many businesses throughout eastern iowa capitalized on the day including raygun. the shop in cedar rapids saw a bunch of people yesterday. workers there say it was double the amount of customers compared to an average saturday. while online shopping continues to get more popular, one raygun employee says a day like this proves people still value shopping in person. "it gives me a sense of community. people want to come out to support us, support local businesses. and it just shows that th i is not taking over with all the cyber deals. people are still willing to come out and shop " more than 95 million people participated in small business saturday last year. that's up 8 percent from 2014. thanksgiving came and left. now many are getting into the christmas spirit. saturday in boone, families hopped aboard the train for santa's scenic valley ride. on the ride, there was hot

to sing along to. " this last train i was following santa through and he'd come through the door in a car and you'd hear this huge cheer from the kids it's wonderful " kids also got a gift from ol' saint nick. here's a fun fact...there is a 30-page children's book written by misty mcnally telling the story of santa's scenic valley ride. a lottery ticket sold in tennessee had the winning numbers for the 421 million officials, the win is one of the biggest on record. the jackpot soared from 403 million dollars to a reported 420.9 million on saturday due to late ticket-buying. the prize is paid out over 30 years, with the option of a lump sum payment, which officials said would add up to about close to 255 million dollars. in case you missed it, the winning numbers are.. 17, 19, 21, 37, 44, with the powerball 16. the odds of winning the

chicago police officials took away one officer's police powers after a deadly shooting. but activists say more still needs to be done to fix

us now with your weather is foggy conditions for some across eastern iowa this morning. be careful if you're out driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense fog. the fog will move out and rain chances will move in later in the day. this system will bring heavy rain at times and possibly even a rumble of thunder or two throughout the overnight and

monday and when the system is all said and done, rainfall totals could amount to an inch or so for some. winds will be strong as this system pushes through. starting tonight into monday winds are expected out of the south at 15 to 30 mph.temperatures will remain mild with highs in the 50s both today and monday. monday will be the warmest of the day's pushi the rest of the week. today: showers likely, mainly afternoon and evening. windy. winds: se 15-30 mph high: 50 alo: 50 dbq: 48 iow: 50 47 to 53 tonight: rain likely and windy. winds: s 20-35 mph low: 46 alo: 46 dbq: 43 iow: 46 43 to 49 tomorrow: chance of showers. winds: s 20-30 high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 55

winds: s 5-15 low: 36 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 38 33 to 39 tuesday: mostly cloudy and windy. high: 47 low: 36 wednesday: mostly cloudy. high: 40 low: 31 thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 38 low: 29 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28 saturday: partly cloudy. high: 41 low: 27 sunday: partly cloudy. sunny with increasing clouds. high: 38 low: 24 thanks britley. thanks britley.

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died following a shooting in the french quarter. police said ten victims ag shot. one victim identified as a male died at the hospital. the shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. one block from the busy canal street. police are investigating. chicago police took the most serious action possible against an officer involved in the fatal shooting of 19-year-old kajuan raye. will jones has more on the investigation. he chicago police sergeant involved in the fatal shooting of 19-year-old kajuan raye has now been relieved of his police powers pending the

sergeant says raye pointed a gun at him, but police have not found a weapon. "having been a police officer for 28 years, i know that this job is not easy and the decision to use force is extremely complex and must be made in seconds without the benefits of formal reviews and deliberations," said supt. johnson in a statement on saturday. "however, based on the little information we know at this point, i have concerns about this incident and feel this decision is in the best interest of the department and the people of chicago as we await a methodical and impartial investigation into exactly what transpired." police say the sergeant had given chase, thinking raye matched the description of a battery suspect. police say raye was shot point a gun at the pursuing officer. but no gun had been found at shooting scene. outside the 7th district police station on saturday, activists gathered calling for change in policing in the black community. "you can put five or six black superintenden ts if you don't change the policy, if you don't change the procedure you will have the same problem that we are faced with today. another young life that has been wrongfully taken," said mark wallace, a radio host on wvon. attorney jay payne told the sun-times friday he is representing the family and planned to file a civil rights lawsuit in u.s. district court on monday against the cpd and the sergeant who shot raye. "we will not wait on the ipra investigation, we will not wait for the police," payne said. "we will seek justice for this

commuters in san francisco rode for free yesterday as an outage caused all fare payment machines to shut down. passengers saw a 'you hacked' message on the ticket machines. undergr since friday afternoon. authorities confirmed the stations were hacked and systems have been compromise. that'd causing many riders to use the service for free. we'll take another look at your first alert forecast, next. stay with tv9.

one man died after a shooting in new orleans. police said ten victims aged between 20 and 37 were shot. the shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. one block from the busy canal street. police are investigating. now, a final look at the forecast... foggy conditions for some across eastern iowa this morning. be careful if you're out driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense

will move in later in the day. this system will bring heavy rain at times and possibly even a rumble of thunder or two throughout the overnight and into monday. rain chances will continue into monday and when the system is all said and done, rainfall totals could amount to an inch or so for some. winds will be strong as this system pushes through. starting tonight into monday winds are expected out of the

good morning, america. new this morning cuba's future. what's ahead for the country following fidel castro's death? the nation in mourning. the celebrations here and the political fallout. president obama criticized for his statement. the backlash this morning and the warnings. >> rau >> breaking overnight, the bourbon street shooting. shots fired on the most famous street in new orleans. ten people hit. at least one killed. >> looking for witnesses. we are interviewing those victims. >> the arrests this morning. >> wisconsin recount. hillary clinton's campaign joining in. green party candidate jill stein pushing the move, already taking aim in two other key states. donald trump blasting it all.