early morning news. fighting a recount. president-elect donald p claims millions voted for hillary clinton illegally. a different type of care. families have more than one option for loved ones with serious illnesses. shopping local. iowa's secretary of agriculture wants people to look locally for their christmas decorations. good monday morning! it's 5 o'clock on november 28th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... the heaviest of the rain has moved away, leaving us with a cloudy sky. some more showers are a possibility today, mainly this afternoon and evening. it'll be fairly windy with highs in the 50s. we'll get some clearing to happen tuesday with somewhat cooler highs in the upper 40s. another slight shower chance arrives on wednesday,

feature cloudiness and highs in the upper 30s to around 40. by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves into the midwest, but there are large questions on the details this far out.today: chance of showers, mainly in the afternoon and evening. windy. wind: s 15-30. high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 56 thanks kaj. 1-shot hurt in a deadly crash on i-380 are out of the hospital this morning. we spoke with cedar rapids police this morning. they haven't released the names of the two people killed in the early saturday morning crash. the officers were stopped for traffic control following a minor crash. that's when another vehicle hit the squad car

dead at the scene. police blocked southbound traffic for several hours. whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg dot com. president-elect donald trump says he doesn't believe hillary clinton won the popular vote. as yasmin amer reports, he's critical of the former democratic nominee for participating in a recount effort that he is labeling a scam. controversie s.this one started on twitter. the president elect tweeted sunday - quote "in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." trump is the president- elect.despite losing the popular vote by almost two-million votes. there has been no evidence of any kind of massive voter fraud. over the weekend-in a move unprecedente d by a

of angry tweets about a vote recount effort...spearheaded by the green party's jill stein. the clinton campaign announcing saturday they would participate while making clear they are not attempting to contest the results. trump's senior advisor kellyanne conway slammed the efforts. "the idea that we're going to drag this out now where the president- elect has been incredibly magnanimous to the clintons' and the obamas' is pretty incredible."ste in has raised more than five million dollars for fees and court costs associated with a recount in wisconsin. raised concerns over discrepancies between areas that used paper ballots versus electronic. it's an effort incoming chief of staff reince priebus called a total waste of time during an interview on fox news. "it's ridiculous. this is a fundraising notoriety-driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin...to president-elect trump who won 1.4 million."i'm yasmin amer reporting. the linn county drug treatment

eleventh class today. graduates of the drug treatment court program have completed 15 months of community supervised probation. this is video of a past graduation in johnson county. officials say it's designed to provide a final opportunity for clients to stay in the community. the graduation ceremony is at one this afternoon at the cedar rapids veteran's memorial building. hospice and palliative care provide support to patients facing chronic illness. medical professionals want patients and their families to understand some of the main differences between th kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, what is the difference between hospice and palliative care? nicole, as we mentioned they provide support, but in different ways. hospice is known for its end of life services, but palliative is a way to work on the symptoms that come with an illness. for example, if someone is facing cancer maybe they're wanting to cope through the side effects chemo. palliative will do what it can to make that easier for them. nurse brook sternberg says it's a great resource for those who don't

where do we go now or what do we do next? its really talking to them about that and establishing those goals as to what they want to do." in 2014 more than 1 million americans used hospice and palliative care. nicole, coming up in our next half hour we'll speak with a family who says this type of care has made a big difference in their life. park board members in a northeast iowa com city fired the parks director. the parks board oversaw the work of jason thieme . one member said it was a surprise he was fired last wednesday. ken resch says he was happy with thieme's work. he sent a letter to the mayor and city council expressing his frustration. city officials confirm thieme was fired on wednesday, but wouldn't discuss the reason. resch says the board deserves at least a basic explanation. the landscape around the

crews will remove nine large ash trees because of emerald ash borer damage. county officials decided to remove the trees after an expert inspected them. county budget administrator says the damage is worse than they thought. most people across the country are back home from the thanksgiving holiday without major travel delays. data from the federal aviation administration shows most u-s airports had delays of 15 minutes or less yesterday afternoon. the transportatio n security administration anticipated screening about two-point-five that's about 500-thousand more than an average weekday. many travelers decided to take a train to avoid delays. "we have sold out trains, we've added trains, added trains to down state, added trains to milwaukee tonight and we expect to have full amtrak trains through monday morning. " triple a estimated 48- point-7 million americans would travel for the thanksgiving holiday. cedar rapids officials will set up the city's christmas tree today. coonrod wrecker service will

transport, and set up the 30 to 35 foot colorado blue spruce. a cedar rapids family donated the tree. officials estimate it will arrive at its greene square location sometime between eight and nine this morning. iowa's secretary of agriculture is asking people to consider buying a real farm grown christmas tree when decorating this year. there are more than 100 christmas tree farms in the state harvesting about 57-thousand trees a year. according to bill northey, one-point-four million dollars comes from peo farms. many say picking out the tree is a family tradition. " we've been doing this since we were little kids. my dad and my mom started it a long time ago and we've just continued it with my dad and my step mom." " "they may spend maybe an hour or so walking through the trees -- it's a nature walk " one key thing to remember if you get a real tree is to make sure you water it. trees can use from a few pints up to a gallon of water a day.

products has been employing hundreds of workers going back to 1969. soldiers on the ground in mosul, iraq are using one its primary products. that product is the "chemical protective patient wrap". it's designed to cover someone who has been hurt and lost their protective clothing. the sewing and the heat sealing for the product are all done in monticello. polo also manufactures other life saving equipment making many at the factory proud to work there. "we believe there is honor in making certainly making the kinds of things we make in the medical industry and fire and defense industry " coming up at 6:20, kcrg-tv9's chris earl will tell us about those other life- saving devices that polo custom products makes. a non-profit that provides a space for expression for artists and musicians almost had to shut down. a benefit concert was able to give the space new

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showers are a possibility today, mainly this afternoon and evening. it'll be fairly windy with highs in the 50s. we'll get some clearing to

upper 40s. another slight shower chance arrives on wednesday, affecting mainly northern iowa. the second half of the week will feature cloudiness and highs in the upper 30s to around 40. by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves into the midwest, but there are large far out. today: chance of showers, mainly in the afternoon and evening. windy. wind: s 15-30. high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 56 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. low: 35 alo: 34 dbq: 35 iow: 36 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. high: 48 alo: 47 dbq: 48 iow: 50 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind:

wednesday: slight chance of showers, mainly north. breezy. high: 40 low: 31 thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 38 low: 30 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 29 saturday: partly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28 sunday: chance of rain/snow. of rain/snow. high: 40 low: 28 tuesday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28

the artisan's sanctuary in cedar rapids will stick around for at least a few more months. the nonprofit in czech village helps support local musicians and artists. final totals aren't for sure yet for the concert on saturday night, but officials think they raised between 600 and one thousand dollars. that'll help keep the facility open in the coming months. it had been struggling with high overhead costs. artisans sanctuary also had to close down and remove its recording studio because of this year's flood. none of the equipment was damaged but the group lost money w would have been-- financially, it would have been tough. but, thankfully the community did come out. " the artisan's sanctuary started about two years ago. it across 16th ave from the national czech and slovak museum and library. tomorrow, t-v nine and the heritage area agency on aging will "fill the plate." the annual telethon, now in its fifth year, raises money for meal programs for older adults in eastern iowa. we hope you'll join us starting

the day on tv9. computer chips made from wood fiber and mosquito resistant uniforms. in today's agribusiness report, we highlight some of the 200 inventions with u-s-d-a investments. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. welcome to the agribusiness

ranchers under a federal quarantine are worried they'll be broke by spring.. a group of farmers.. representing 30 ranches in alberta.. say they need to be able to sell their cattle or get compensation in order to stop a financial disaster.. after the discovery of bovine tuberculosis that has shut down their facilities.. the ranchers normally sell cattle in the fall.. but have to hold and feed the cattle

will destroy them.. the federal canadian food inspection agency has confirmed six cases of bovine tuberculosis.. an estimated 18 thousand head of cattle are in quarantine.. ---- every year.. the u-s-d-a invests money into research and science in agriculture.. in 2015.. that investment made two hundred 22 inventions.. 94 patents.. and 125 new patent applications.. according to the u-s-d-a annual report on technology transfer.. which includes ag related discoveries, u-s-d-a researchers.. universities.. and small businesses.. u-s-d-a secretary tom vilsack says the results show the impact they've made.. and that studies say every dollar invested into ag research returns 20 to the economy. highlighted investment projects include computer chips made from wood fiber.. mosquito resistant uniforms.. and bacteria repellent cooking pans. ---- it was a short trade on

on thanksgiving... with mixed trade in the market.. the front months of corn fell a bit.. a penny and a half to end the december contract at three dollars.. 49 and a quarter cents a bushel.. march was down a penny to three 58 and a quarter.. beans though.. still going strong.. looks like there's still demand.. january contracts up 11 and three quarters cents.. to end at 10 dollars and 46 cents a bushel.. march beans are up 11 and a half cents.... ..wheat markets... in the red across the boar week strong.. december contract is up a dollar seven cents.. to a hundred and 10 dollars and 75 cents a hundredweight.. february cattle is up a dollar 40 cents.. lean hogs also finishing up strong.. the december contract is 51 dollars and five cents a hundred weight.. up a dollar 30... february hogs are up a dollar 20 to 56 dollars and 75 cents a hundredweigh t. ---- times are a little tough for dairy farmers, commodity prices are low and labor costs are up.. but even with that.. many producers invest about 15 cents

the midwest dairy association.. a checkoff for promoting milk and milk products.. in the ten states they're in.. which includes iowa.. about 25 billion pounds of milk are produced chris heins is a dairy farmer with the association.. and milks about 650 cows in missouri. he brings in tours to help people understand what they do in the barns. heins says reaching out to non farmers is important... even with hard times.. "from a promotion aspect, it's also a time for us consumers and say, hey, you know, we're not getting paid as much now, but our care for the animals has to remain the same. and what we do day in and day out happens whether prices are here, or here. that's who we are as dairy farmers." ---- and that wraps up the show for today.. thanks for tuning in.. i hope to see you again tomorrow. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc:

trying to figure out how far zebra mussels have spread in one of the basins where the city gets drinking water. crews found the mussels during maintenance work this fall. it's not clear if they are colonizing and clogging the pipes leading into the city's water treatment plant. the water works general manager says the zebra mussels don't threaten water quality, but it can cost a lot to clear the pipes. once smoking becomes a habit, it's incredibly difficult to stop. now, scientists say one of the best your health, but money. stay with tv9. it's ---.

moved away, leaving us with a cloudy sky. some more showers are a possibility today, mainly this afternoon and evening. it'll be

happen tuesday with somewhat cooler highs in the upper 40s. another slight shower chance arrives on wednesday, affecting mainly northern iowa. the second half of the week will feature cloudiness and highs in the upper 30s to around 40. by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves large questions on the details this far out.today: chance of showers, mainly in the afternoon and evening. windy. wind: s 15-30. high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 56 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: sw

low: 35 alo: 34 dbq: 35 iow: 36 tomorrow: partly cloudy. studies have shown that up to 90-percent of people trying to quit smoking will start again. as kim hutcherson reportst some methods that have scientifically proven to work. if you're looking to quit smoking ... financial incentives might be your best bet. a study published in the new england journal of medicine found that people who were motivated by money were able to quit successfully ... at least after 12 months. the program that worked best had people deposit 150-dollars ... with a promise they'd get the deposit back plus 650- dollars more if they stayed away from smokes. a little more

able to quit. but money isn't always a guarantee -- another group got 800-dollars if they refrained from smoking and didn't have to put down a deposit -- only 17-percent of those participants were successful. nicotine replacement therapy -- like skin patches, lozenges and gum -- is another option with scientifically proven success. a scientific literature review that examined more than 150 different tests for these items showed that a person's likelihood of quitting while using them increased 50- have had proven results - prescription drugs and quitting with a partner. the jury is still out on e-cigarettes though. researchers aren't sure if they help smokers quit or fuel a new addiction. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. trt oc palliative care nurses say they get the same question almost everyday. as thousands use their services, many don't know the difference between palliative and hospice care. officials in wisconsin plan to meet today about what's ahead after a

filed for a recount. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now,

early morning news. an eastern iowa man is in a lot of pain with a rare bone marrow disease. h services. fire investigators are trying to figure out what happened at a dairy farm near urbana. this morning, the farmer has to find a new place to milk his cows. millions of people are going to get online today to check out cyber monday savings. this comes as we get some numbers on the holiday shopping season so far. good monday morning! it's 530 on november 28th. here is a live look at

gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... the heaviest of the rain has moved away, leaving us with a cloudy sky. some more showers are a possibility today, mainly this afternoon and evening. it'll be fairly windy with highs in the happen tuesday with somewhat cooler highs in the upper 40s. another slight shower chance arrives on wednesday, affecting mainly northern iowa. the second half of the week will feature cloudiness and highs in the upper 30s to around 40. by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves into the midwest, but there are large questions on the details this far out.today: chance of showers, mainly in the afternoon and evening. windy. wind: s 15-30. high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 56 thanks justin.

are investigating a shooting that injured a man. officers say he had gunshot wounds to the hand, side and backside. he arrived at a hospital about seven last night. police told tv9 this morning they're investigating a house at 7-49 kern street. investigators found cash in the street and a parked car with possible bullet marks. police have not released the victim's name. they do say his injures aren't life-threatening. hospic a than one million people in the united states each year. while both medical services keep a patient's comfort at its core, there are differences. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, it's common for families and patients to confuse the two? nicole, the palliative care nurse i spoke with says that's one question she answers everyday. hospice is reserved for people facing the end of their live, with six months or less to live. palliative focuses on what's

medical field are bringing awareness to just what palliative care can do for those in need. each year millions face chronic illness and search for relief. five years ago tim patterson was one of those people. he was diagnosed with a rare bone marrow disease. the disease left him in serious pain, which kept him that same thing all the time and now you're cut off that's what really really hurts." patterson was told he would experience significant heart failure, kidney disease, diabetes, and nerve pain. knowing that, he

now a palliative care team helps him manage it all. sot "42:36if i can keep comfortable that's all i'm asking. what time i have left, i'd just like to do it as pain free as possible. that's why they are so very important to me." pain is just one portion. it can help with the side effects of treatment or even trouble sleeping. palliative nurses say the biggest goal is to focus on the quality of life. "18:50how do we best care for you, and really kind of getting down to those specifics with patients and families, by establishing those goals and then we kind of know how to best treat them going forwar will be a slow process, but along with the team, his wife says she will be there every step of the way. "39:45i've had so much comfort in knowing this team is available for us in helping to care with tim because i fully realize i can't take care of him myself." "40:51love is looking at what you're dealing with, communicating with your spouse about his wishes, and then doing the best you can to make that happen for him." palliative care starts with a consultation, and the first step is talking to your provider. and nicole, the month of

thanks brea. wisconsin election officials are expected to meet today to discuss a possible timeline for a recount of the state's presidential election. the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein. she says she wants to see whether hacking may have affected the results. stein says she also plans to request recounts in pennsylvania and michigan. "and there's been an incredible loss of faith in our basic institutions of government. i don't think we fix this by just trying to sweep it under the rug." " president-elect donald trump narrowly won wisconsin and pennsylvania and has a small lead in michigan. wisconsin officials say it will be tough to finish the recount by the federally required deadline of december 13th. the iowa flood center says its new floodplain maps will help cities and those living in flood prone areas know what to expect. the iowa flood center is hosting a presentation to share its new mapping program this afternoon.

centre in iowa city. the flood of 2008 pushed the iowa flood center to partner with the iowa department of natural resources to create and update floodplain maps for the entire state. the program took six-years and 15 million dollars to complete. a benton county dairy farmer has to come up with another way to care for his cows this morning. a fire destroyed his milking parlor. the fire was along highway 150 in benton county, about five miles west of urbana yesterday. fire crew the owner says firefighters stopped the flames from spreading to where he keeps his dairy cows. no people or cattle were hurt. the milking parlor is a total loss. "17:30-17:44i'm grateful everybody is ok. i mean other than the fact that you know it's an old building, and built a year before i was born, so it's been around for my whole life. but i'm glad everybody is safe. so that's all you can ask for." " birker says today he'll have to

how to transport their feed. holiday shoppers looking for deals are already online this morning for cyber monday. amazon is one of the largest companies offering big- time deals. it's rolling out more than 75-thousand sales today. also, experts say travel deals are on sale. experts say slow summer travel should give shoppers big airfare and hotel discounts. one shopper says apps help her keep deals organized. "i havee amazon says thanksgiving is actually becoming one of the biggest days for shoppers using its mobile app. the day set aside for the biggest online deals for holiday shopping is here. but this year, the online deals started several days before cyber monday. the heaviest of the rain has

showers are a possibility today, mainly this afternoon and evening. it'll be fairly windy with highs in the 50s. we'll get some clearing to happen tuesday with somewhat cooler highs in the upper 40s. another slight shower chance arrives on wednesday, the second half of the week will feature cloudiness and highs in the upper 30s to around 40. by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves into the midwest, but there are large questions on the details this far out. today: chance of showers, mainly in the afternoon and

iow: 56 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. low: 35 alo: 34 dbq: 35 iow: 36 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. high: 48 alo: 47 dbq: 48 iow: 50 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 31 alo: 30 dbq: 31 iow: 33 wednesday: slight chance of showers, mainly north. breezy. high: 40 low: 31 thursday: mosy cloudy. high: 38 low: 30 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 29 saturday: partly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28 sunday: chance of rain/snow. high: 41 low: 26 monday: chance of rain/snow. high: 40 low: 28 tuesday: mostly cloudy.

thanks justin. meals on wheels provides a vital service either because of illness or age. the food deliveries helped a cedar rapids man after his wife suffered a stroke. as kcrg-tv-nine's forrest saunders reports, he's now

this is clarence boesenberg. though you wouldn't think it, the 90-- yes 90 year old-- can likely ride circles around you when it come to biking. "this year of done 9,200 miles." the cedar rapids man is also a four-year veteran of ragbrai, doing his first in 2012. clarence apparently won the lottery when it came to quality genes. "i'm very fortunate. really, i am. i appreciate my good health. the good lord gave me my health." he's not wasting that health. since retiring clarence has given a lot back. he volunteers at church and other spots-- but few f one-- meals on wheels at horizons. nat for nearly five years now, clarence has been delivering as many meals as he can he picks up whatever extra shifts are available, which often means clarence is delivering three or four days per week to clients often younger than he is. "superman. that's what he is.

coordinator at horizons. she's known clarence for the three years she's worked there. sherita just can't believe his level of commitment or that clarence is giving up his golden years to help. "he's my hero. i love him. i love him. he's so helpful. i couldn't do what i do without volunteers like him." but, what drives clarence to do all that he does? he says it's his wife, ruby. she had a stroke in 1988. before dying in 2011, meals on wheels was there to help the two years prior. "i appreciated having that and decided when the opportunity came that was something i wanted to do." and clarence is so glad he has. he's made friends, he's helped too many to count and he's honored his wife's memory. "how long do you think you'll do the mealso "as long as i can" which looks to be a very long time. that was kcrg-tv9's forrest

heritage area agency on aging will "fill the plate." the annual telethon, now in its fifth year, raises money for meal programs for older adults in eastern iowa. we hope you'll join us starting tomorrow morning at 4-30 and throughout the day on tv9. wells fargo hopes a judge will order a lawsuit to be settled outside of court. at least 80 people are taking legal action against the company because of its apparent misuse of client information. stay with your 24 hour --.

friday, the dow jones rose nearly 69 points, the nasdaq 18, the s&p 500 eight. it's expected to be the biggest online shopping day of the year. cyber monday is re also included some online deals. consumers spent three point three billion dollars on their computers and mobile devices friday. that's up 21 percent from last year according to adobe, which tracks online transactions. the national retail federation projects shoppers will spend nearly 700 billion dollars throughout the holiday season. wells fargo wants a utah federal judge to order customers suing the company to go to closed- door arbitration instead of court.

alleged improper sales practices. it now includes 80 plaintiffs. in september, wells fargo agreed to pay 185 million dollars to settle allegations that its workers opened millions of accounts without customers' permission to reach sales goals. aviation news reports the world trade organization could rule as early as today that boeing got illegal subsidies for its newest plane. according to the wall street journal, those subsidies from washington state involve its newes the european union claims boeing received more than 8-billion dollars in prohibited tax breaks for the program. it's here's a live look at on our city cam.

showers are a possibility today, mainly this afternoon and evening. it'll be fairly windy with highs in the 50s. we'll get some clearing to happen tuesday with somewhat cooler highs in the upper 40s. another

the second half of the week will feature cloudiness and highs in the upper 30s to around 40. by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves into the midwest, but there are large questions on the details this far out.today: chance of showers, mainly in the afternoon and evening. alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 56 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. low: 35 alo: 34 dbq: 35 iow: 36 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. high: 48 alo: 47 dbq: 48 iow: 50 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 31 alo: 30 dbq: 31 iow: 33 wednesday: slight chance of showers, mainly north. breezy. high: 40 low: 31 thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 38 low: 30 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 29 saturday: partly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28 sunday: chance of rain/snow.

of rain/snow. high: 40 low: 28 tuesday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28 thanks justin. here's a look at today's top stories... medical professionals are hoping to clarify the difference between palliative and hospice care. palliative care focuses on the symptoms that people can have with chro involves comfort towards the end of life. president-elect donald trump is criticizing the effort to recount votes in some key states. green party candidate jill stein filed for a recount in wisconsin on friday. trump won in that state. hillary clinton's campaign says it is helping in the recount effort but says it's not contesting the results.

basketball team has faced some tough competition in the advocare invite. cyclones won by just two against indiana state and then beat miami, who was in the sweet 16 last year. ... today in the championship, cyclones facing 11th ranked gonzaga ... both teams traded baskets in the first couple of minutes... naz mitrou- long drills a three in the corner... tied 13 all ... but gonzaga shot 64 percent in the first half and led 49-34 athalftime... 2nd half, bulldogs extend the josh perkins three ... but iowa state mounts a comeback led by deonte burton... he splashes a three at the top of the key... cyclones down 11 ... later, burton drives... shot won't fall, but he gets his own rebound and gets the putback... cyclones down by 5 ... they went on a 15-0 run... burton cans the long two... he had 29 points and 12 rebounds... iowa state down by three ... and they get even closer... monte morris weaves his way through the defense

cyclones down 1 with 4:20 left ... three minutes to go... matt thomas misses a three, but merrill holden gets the offensive board, the putback and the foul... free throw was no good... cyclones still down by one, 72-71 ... five seconds to go... isu down 2... monte morris tries to get a shot off, but he didn't get it off in time... gonzaga hangs on to win 73-71 ... for the first time since week 3, the hawkeyes rankings. today, they're 22nd in the ap poll and 25th in the coaches poll. before the season, iowa was considered as a favorite in the big ten west, but all the players are pretty happy considering the status this team was in after penn state. "obviously, at that point in time, i had no idea. that was the most frustrating game i had ever been apart of since i've been here. we knew, especially as a senior

resiliency this team has after, like i said, getting kicked in the mouth at penn state and coming back and playing three tough teams and winning all three of those games. a lot is said about our team in november. and now we're 3-1 in november and we certainly finished the year very strong and very well." trt: 31 oc: "very strong and very well" ... former uni panther david johnson has more than 100 yards from scrimmage in all 10 games this season in the nfl. ... he and the arizona cardinals facing atlanta ... 4th quarter, johnson catches a low pass and dives for the 3-yard touchdown... 13th of the season for david... he finished with 58 yards rushing and 103 receiving... make that 11 straight games with more than 100 yards from scrimmage ... panthers and the raiders ... first quarter, derek carr looking, still looking and here comes former cyclone a.j. klein who gets credit for a sack right here... he finished with five tackles... but the raiders win 35-32 ... college wrestling, iowa at purdue ... 125, thomas gilman

25-10 tech fall... that's five points ... 133, cory clark facing luke welch... clark untangles himself and gets two points for the takedown... he wins in a 6-0 shutout ... 149, brandon soresen facing nate limmex... he goes for the legs and gets the takedown... sorensen won a 17-7 major decision ... 157, michael kemerer looking to solidify that weight class... he gets two points for a takedown against alex griffin and wins 10-3... hawkeyes win the match, 34-3 team is heading to the ncaa tournament for the 11th straight year... the cyclones will face purdue in the opening round, the match will be in columbia, missouri on thursday, december 1st. ... the northern iowa volleyball team also made it to the ncaa tournament... the panthers will face creighton in the first round in lawrence, kansas. their game is also on thursday at 5 pm ... and tomorrow for on iowa live, we have former hawkeye chuck long, writers pat harty and scott dochterman, and the

starting off with a live look at . it's monday, november 28th. here's what you need to know today. police are investigating a shooting that hurt a man in waterloo. they were at a house for hours last night after the injured man walked into the hospital. this morning, police told tv-9 that both officers hurt hospital. two people died in a car that crashed into a patrol car on saturday. medical professionals are clarifying the difference between palliative and hospice care. one nurse says she gets the question almost everyday. president-elect donald trump is criticizing recent efforts to recount votes in some key states. green party candidate, jill stein, filed of a recount in wisconsin. shoppers can find thousands of