early morning news. a fundraiser for medical bills. the family of a man cedar rapids police shot and seriously injured says the money will help pay for rehabilitation. a welcome relief. heavy rain in tennessee is helping fire and clean-up crews begin recovery efforts. and the ci series of talks about what it can do beyond flood recovery. good thursday morning! it's 5 o'clock on december 1st. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t britley ritz has your first alert forecast, britley... welcome to the first day of meteorologic al winter! it sure will feel like it.a stray flurry may be

with cloudy skies once again today. temperatures will start off in the low 30s, but warm into the middle to upper 30s again today. winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. it won't be until sunday where the chance for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 iow: 30 27 to 33 thanks britley is helping to calm a series of wildfires in eastern tennessee today. that's allowing authorities to get a better picture of the damage and consider opening communities that were evacuated

the mayor of gatlinburg says officials are discussing the possibility of re-opening the town on friday. officials say they believe a person caused the fire. they say seven people have died. the fire has destroyed or damaged more than 700 buildings. thousands have been evacuated since monday. many say their family members are still missing. "i've called the other shelters here, they said she isn't there...just hoping for a miracle." " better weather yesterday allowed search and rescue crews to go to homes, looking for those who may still be trapped. president obama is offering support for the people the wildfires has affected. in a statement yesterday, the white house says fema approved a grant earlier this week to help mobilize emergency resources. friends and family are raising money for the man a cedar rapids police officer shot earlier this month. they held a benefit for jerime mitchell.

over mitchell for a traffic stop near coe college. police say the two men got into some kind of altercation. officer jones fired his gun, seriously wounding mitchell, who was still inside his car. those close to mitchell say the shooting paralyzed him. a grand jury will determine whether officer jones will face charges. mitchell says he's incredibly thankful for the support he's received in a video call, he praised the nearly 300 people who showed up to the fundraiser. the group was so large, it pushed the capacity limits for the event space. mitchell's loved ones up. money raised at the benefit will help to pay them. organizers collected donations and held a silent auction for those who showed up. mitchell's brother says the evening all about support. "00:02-14"we never wanted it to ever be about black vs white or anything like that. really, it's just about people being good people and supporting each other. if you look around, it's everybody in that room. it's all walks of life."" a go fund me page created after

dollars. this morning, police in cedar rapids are encouraging people to come out an meet with them... over coffee. during coffee with a cop, everyone is invited to come and talk about issues and build relationships in a neutral space. police say the goal is to have people ask questions, offer their concerns, and get to know police officers. the coffee with a cop event will be at hy-vee, 1843 johnson avenue nw it will be from 10 this morning to noon. the funeral for a university officer killed the service for wayne state university officer collin rose will be at st. joan of arc catholic church in detroit this morning. a visitation was held last night, drawing officers from across michigan and elsewhere. rose was shot last week as he tried to arrest deangelo davis. davis faces murder and gun charges. a officer that worked with rose says he wonderful to work with. "i was a mediator with collin.. at 36th district court and he kinda of really touched my life.

president says a $25,000 endowed scholarship is being created in rose's name. amid the city of cedar rapids' need for a quick response over the flooding of september, city leaders will talk about what did go right leading up to the flood. the city and the economic alliance will talk about ways they have adapted and improved flood preparation and recovery efforts. it's the first of a series exploring disaster preparation. this morning's session is from 8:30 to 10. everyone is welcome to o street se. boarded up windows are giving customers of a cedar rapids restaurant the wrong idea. the owner of little bohemia in the newbo district says the plywood boards over a front door and main windows have given people the impression he closed. he's actually installing period glass and doors to restore the original look of the building. he planned to do it during the down time while cleaning up after basement flood damage.

flag out front, the sign out front but we can't put any lights out because...we have no windows." melsha says he's open afternoons and evenings tuesday through saturday. he'll reopen with lunch hours as soon as the glass and door are finished and that could happen in a day or two. nearly 50 shops in oelwein are working together this holiday season to bring more shoppers downtown. last year, the oelwein chamber started a marketing campaign called "shop oelwein" to highlight the shops that make up this downtown in fayette county chamber said she expected about 10 shops to join in. instead, 49 businesses decided to pool their money together for the marketing campaign. "19:49:53;14the shop oelwein is just a small piece of promoting our town we have new jobs we're going to be filling, we have a lot of expansion going on so we're gonna need a lot of workers a lot of existing people living in town, " there are several "shop oelwein" events coming up in december. the first one

8 this friday night. you can see a full list of these events under this story on kcrg.com a doctor lost his license for running a cash-only pill mill and prescribing addictive pain killers in 11 states, including iowa. the state of illinois took away dr. paul madison's license yesterday. according to documents from illinois, he prescribed one-point-six million doses of controlled substances from last year to this year. michigan barred him from practicing refusing to fill madison's prescriptions because the amount was so high. he is illinois' top prescriber of a fentanyl spray called subsys . the associated press reached out to madison for comment, but he has not responded. biotechology companies in eastern iowa are hoping to show off all the progress they've made in recent years. and they plan to do that with tours of different companies. the first one of those events was yesterday. dozens of people stopped at places like cargill and dupont in cedar

spotlight tour also went to the state hygenics lab in coralville. there, experts talked about advancements in biotech industries. the iowa biotechnolog y association says the tour does more than just help people learn. "we want some relationships ya know. we host this as a networking form to a degree and if people cn do some business with one another then that's a good takeaway we want people to have as well." the biotech association plans to have more events like this in the future. winter equipment is sitting on store shelves in eastern iowa longer than normal. retailers are among the people hoping for some significant snowfall. but britley, it doesn't look like that will be in the next few days? welcome to the first day of

like it.a stray flurry may be possible early this morning; otherwise we're dealing with cloudy skies once again today. temperatures will start off in the low 30s, but warm into the middle to upper 30s again today. winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us

start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. it won't be until sunday where the chance for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-20 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 iow: 30 27 to 33 tomorrow: turning mostly cloudy. wind: nw 5-15 high: 38 alo: 36 dbq: 37 iow: 39 35 to 41 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10 low: 26 alo: 25 dbq: 26 iow: 26 23 to 29 saturday: mostly

low: 29 monday: mostly cloudy. high: 40 low: 28 tuesday: mostly cloudy. high: 37 low: 28 wednesday: chance of snow. high: 37 low: 25 thursday: chance of snow. high: 29 low: 24 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 25 low: 18

are still waiting for snow. only five percent of the state has recorded measurable snow so far. so businesses that sell snowblowers, shovels, and other winter items haven't seen a lot of sales activity yet. retailers say many people may not buy equipment at all this winter if we go through december without a significant snowfall. at the sled shed in cedar rapids, owners ordered the about same amount of merchandise as last year. and people are dipping into some of that stock pile, b to pick them up until the snow starts to fall. " we've got a lot of people kicking tires...a lot of them set up they aren't even picking them up yet. what they do is call us and tell us they want them, they want their preseason promo price, yet they're not going to pick them up for a couple of weeks. " sled shed said one difference this year was how long fall lasted. until a week or so ago, the repair shop was still fixing lawnmowers and leaf blowers. now that's changed, with about 200 snowblowers in now for preseason

the first reports of a bird flu outbreak in europe. in today's agribusiness report, we have the over ten countries dealing with the avian flu. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---.

report, i'm david geiger. ---- europe is facing an outbreak of bird flu.. the world organization for animal health reports the highly pathogenic avian influenza h-5-n-8 in austria.. croatia.. denmark.. germany.. hungry.. the netherlands.. poland.. sweden.. switzerland.. and russia despite biosecurity efforts.. it's been about a month since the first reports of this

animal health officials in sweden report culling two hundred thousand laying hens.. some nations like hong kong and the ukraine have launched bans on poultry and its products from some of the affected nations. ---- there might still be life in the trans-pacific partnership trade deal.. despite president- elect donald trump's intent to withdraw.. american farm bureau trade adviser dave salmonsen.. says the 12 nation deal could be resurrected if trump eases up.. because there's a precident for saving flawed trade deals.. he say than bilateral deals.. and the bigger question is if t-p-p partners like japan wil even renegotiate.. "do you walk away from the whole exercise, which took place over these many years? or will these countries, knowing now the potential is to not move ahead at all in the u-s be more willing to revisit certain areas?" officials from japan are still determined to save the trans pacific partnership.. they hope trump can still be persuaded to back off from his opposition.. they are

trade protectionism. . ---- there's a rebound in the livestock markets.. but that's not carrying into the grains.. market analyst john heinberg with stewart-peterson has more.. "we've had a pretty volatile week here as we get to the end of the month, i think that's some of it, we've had some position squaring, bean market obviously, we've had a strong push in that bean market." "just seeing some pullback here in that regard. typically this time of year, we've seen a little bit of a maybe walk back, especially since we've had a bit of a run. just kind of working ourselves sideways. st today, pretty rough day yesterday, did hold trend line support this morning as well so corn futures kind of hanging in there." "i'm cautious here historically we see a little bit of a walk back in the first part of december wouldn't surprise me if we see as this market's kind of overbought i think that's some of the reason why we're not really stretching today. but on top of that too though, retail values have firmed up again this week, we're a little more positive at midday today as well, so that gives the packers a little bit more money

i like this area if you've got some cattle to hedge to probably get some things put together." "the hog market has been choppy. we continue to deal with the large supply picture, but like cattle we've had a pretty good little run here. maybe get a little top heavy in this window, we'll have to see." ---- mexico.. could be ready to modernize the north american free trade agreement.. wanting to restart a guest worker system.. in an interview with arizona's daily star newspaper.. mexico's ambassador to the u-s carlos sada says there isn't a need to fight each other.. the comments are a response to president elect donald trumps pledge to renegotiate nafta.. according to mexico.. that could include renaming the deal and educating citizens of both countries on the agreement.. sada says the movement of workers across the border must be reinstated.. he says circular migration of the past was broken.. which is what has caused problems..

here 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: standard coralville is extending yard waste pickup into december because of the relatively warmer temperatures. the city says crews will continue to pick up yard waste on the regular garbage day until snowy weather arrives. once that happens, the city will suspend service until spring, so crews can prepare for snow plowing. the city is encouraging people to set possible. there are card clubs, country clubs, and now... breathing clubs. now some doctors are using the simple practice of deep breathing to treat a number of medical issues. stay with tv9. it's ---. welcome to the first day of

like it.a stray flurry may be possible early this morning; otherwise we're dealing with cloudy skies once again

upper 30s again today. winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to sunday where the chance for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 iow: 30 27 to 33 tomorrow: turning mostly cloudy. wind: nw 5-15 high: 38 alo: 36 dbq: 37 iow: 39 35 to 41 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10 low: 26 alo: 25 dbq: 26 iow: 26 23 to 29 saturday: mostly cloudy. high:

snow. high: 37 low: 29 monday: mostly cloudy. high: 40 low: 28 tuesday: mostly cloudy. high: 37 low: 28 wednesday: chance of snow. high: 37 low: 25 thursday: chance of snow. high: 29 low: 24 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 25 low: 18 it may be the easiest thing to do in improving practice deep breathing. as sonia azad reports, deep breathing is one way the elderly are strengthening and conditioning their bodies. doug beavers is not one to hold

that's the truth" the world war two veteran is 97 years old--- and loves riding horses. they exercise you. not much has reigned him in- not even congestive heart failure. beavers had his second pacemaker put in this year. last march- beavers' wife nudged him to join the "better breathers club" at texas health stephenville. he's 97 and he's in here tarleton state university guide beavers thru a full body workout-cardio, weights, walking and stretching? all while monitoring his heart-- blood pressure and pulse. brian andrews / respiratory therapist usually we use what's called a 6-minute walk test - that gives us a baseline of how far this person can actually walk in 6 minutes" 3119 when you breathe, your

and out of your lungs. the muscles within your rib cage-- up into your shoulders are secondary "helper" muscles. 3257- "people who have difficulty breathing, the body has to compensate and it compensates by using these accessory muscles- well, by helping to strengthen those accessory muscles, that helps the body to compensate better" 3309 since joining the "better breathers club" -- beavers-feels better than ever. 1528- "when i came here, i couldn't walk- i had to hold around. and now i can walk across the room." 15:40 he's already looking ahead to his 100th birthday celebration. i wouldn't be surprised." trt oc many of us are setting up christmas trees for the holiday season. one tree inside a police department holds a more special meaning after a tough year for law enforcement. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's

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early morning news. families and friends will gather today to remember the life of a man killed in a car crash. he hit a police s-u-v on i-380 on saturday morning. two people face charges this morning for protesting at the iowa utilities board offices. with the board about the bakken oil pipeline. there is a demand for more urgent care facilities across the country and here in iowa. that's why two new ones are opening in eastern iowa good thursday morning! it's 530 on the first day of december. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t britley

thanks britley. family and friends of one of

together today for a candlelight vigil. 21-year-old martrell watson and his passenger, 22-year-old kaitlyn hall, died in the crash this past weekend. tonight's vigil is for watson and his family. it will start at 7 at 1119 3rd street sw in cedar rapids. watson leaves behind a 5-year-old daughter. kaitlyn hall's mother says watson and hall were also expecting a child together. cedar rapids police say the watson was driving an s- u-vwh rail on the s curve early saturday morning. the vehicle then rammed into the back of a police s- u-v. watson's family says they'll decide on his funeral services at a later date. an urbandale christmas tree has special meaning for police officers. the tree inside the urbandale police department honors the five iowa officers killed in the line of duty over the past year. blue, black and silver ornaments are next to badge numbers. tara mcfarling, the

idea. "that blue family is my blue family. when they lose an officer it affects all of us. it affects the community, but it definitely affects our police family " before it found a home at the police department, the tree was a part of the festival of trees and lights at blank children's hospital. it won fist place for people's choice. police in tacoma, washington, say an officer shot multiple times has died. the officer was responding to a domestic violence call last night. officials say the crime scene is remaining suspect is inside the house, probably armed and we have the house surrounded but we have not been able to confirm that he is inside." " this marion man will is sentenced to spend two decades in federal prison for child pornography. a judge sentenced bryan king for convictions on

a child. prosecutors say 46-year- old king received and distributed a sexually explicit image of a 15 year old in 2014. two people face charges this morning for a pipeline protest in des moines. the des moines register says jessica reznicek and travis o'brennan face a trespassing charge. police say they refused to leave the iowa utility board building yesterday morning. that board gave dakota access permission to build the bakken oil pipeline through iowa. the protesters demanded a meeting with board members to possible violations of construction permits. "none of us want to do this but this is apparently what we have to go through just to have a meeting with publicly appointed officials. " the spokesperson for the board says they're in the middle of a lawsuit over the pipeline. he says that's why they won't address the protesters face to face. "the board issued their final decision and order on this case back in march and that's being litigated, so we can't

quesions by the end of the day, but protesters still want a face-to-face meeting. both of the protesters arrested were fasting and holding signs in front of the i-u-b offices for the last ten days. today people around the country and in eastern iowa will mark the 28th annual world aids day. the goal is to make people more aware about preventing h-i-v and aids, as well as the advancements in treatment options. health officials say more than 2,000 iowans are infected with h-i-v. today, university of iowa students will read aloud name o this is video from a past reading of the names event. the johnson county public health department is also offering free h-i-v testing today. that's from 8:30 a-m to 3:30 p-m at the iowa city public library. tonight, a dubuque school committee will talk about using a controversial book in future curriculum. some parents have an issue with the book "the perks of being a wallflower". it's required reading for students at hempstead high school. the parents say the book's "graphic sex scenes" and depictions of drugs and alcohol

them. since the last meeting, the committee has read the book to better judge its educational value. tonight's open discussion starts at 5:30 at the forum. that's on 23-hundred chaney road. a program that provides high-school students with real-world experiences wants to double its reach with a new school in marion. iowa big made that announcement last night at its open house in cedar rapids. the new location will be in partnership with linn-mar schools. and it's made possible, in part, because of a $1 million dollar grant. that grant came the x-q- the super school different type of learning. school leaders are now working to find a location for the new school. "20:46, "were looking for a place in marion that brings adults into the space as well as opportunities for the students " the new school will open next fall. the third finalist for the president's job at the university of northern iowa will visit campus today. he is currently the chancellor of a school in montana. mark nook holds that position at montana state

interim u-n-i president james wohlpart and former temple university president neil theobald. the iowa regents plan to select one of them for the job next week. eastern iowa is seeing a growth in urgent care centers. that's part of a national trend according to the american academy of urgent care medicine. a new urgent care center opened in cedar falls yesterday. and another will start serving patients next week in dubuque. they are part of the 50 to 100 urgent care clinics that open each year in the u-s. u-s since 2008. the center say the goal is to give more people an alternative to going to the emergency room. but they say that - even after opening the first urgent care clinic earlier this year - the same number of patients are still going to the e-r. the hospital says more patients want urgent care because it's faster. when unity point finley opened this urgent care clinic back in august, they did not see a drop in the number of patients visiting the e-r. "what we believe is happening is patients who've had to go outside our local community to

brandon says patients living in dubuque have been traveling to places like waterloo or cedar rapids. that's just to be treated for something like a sore throat or a sprained ankle. the hospital's hope is those patients will now stay closer to home for care because they can get in to a doctor a little easier. the e-p-a has decided automakers can meet fuel and emission standards that it set four years ago. this ruling comes just as opec makes a major decision welcome to the first day of

meteorologic al winter! it sure will feel like it.a stray flurry may be possible early this morning;

today. temperatures will start off in the low 30s, but warm into the middle to upper 30s again today. winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to diedo west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. it won't be until sunday where the chance for snow

10-20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 iow: 30 27 to 33

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companies and banks were not enough to make up for losses in the broader market. after a mandatory review, the e-p-a has decided automakers can meet the fuel economy and emissions standards established in 2012. the auto industry launched a major lobbying effort to try and relax those standards. new cars are required to average 54-point-5

since buying habits have changed. when the standards were set, gas was three dollars and sixty cents a gallon and small cars and hybrids were popular. now gas is averaging two dollars a gallon and three of every five vehicles sold in the u-s are trucks and s-u-vs. gas prices could soon start going up. opec has agreed to cut its oil output for the first time since 2008. the reduction puts opec's barrels. non-open countries are expected to cut an additional 600,000 barrels a day. the cuts will result in higher oil prices in the short term. payroll processor a- d-p reports u-s companies added 216-thousand jobs in november. that's the most since june. the increases all happened in service sectors like retail, hotels, and restaurants construction firms added two-thousand jobs while manufacturing lost ten- thousand. netflix subscribers will now be

movies even if they don't have an internet connection. netflix has introduced the offline option. now 87 million subscribers can download videos and watch them later. its competitor, amazon, has offered that feature for its users for the last year. it's here's a live look at on our city cam.

meteorologic al winter! it sure will feel like it.a stray flurry may be possible early this morning; otherwise we're dealing with cloudy skies once again today. temperatures will start off in the low 30s, but warm into the middle to upper 30s again today. winds will also be strong again today, blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph. the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. it won't be until sunday where the chance for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 iow: 30 27 to 33 tomorrow: turning mostly cloudy. wind:

37 iow: 39 35 to 41 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10 low: 26 alo: 25 dbq: 26 iow: 26 23 to 29 saturday: mostly cloudy. high: 36 low: 26 sunday: chance of snow. high: 37 low: 29 monday: mostly cloudy. high: 40 low: 28 tuesday: mostly cloudy. high: 37 low: 28 wednesday: chance of snow. high: 37 low: 25 thursday: chance of snow. high: 29 low: 24 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 25 low: 18 thanks britley. here's a look at today's top today, family and friends will remember one of the people who died in a crash on i-380 over the weekend. the vigil tonight is for 21-year-old martrell watson. he lost control of his car and hit a police s-u-v killing himself and passenger 22-year-old kaitlyn hall. the

rain in tennessee is helping control wildfires as officials figure out how much damage the fires caused. the fires also killed 7 people. in gatlinburg, officials want to reopen the town tomorrow. they believe a person started the fire there that destroyed or damaged more than 700 buildings.

country was at carver hawkeye arena tonight. bluders bunch hosted top ranked notre dame. and former iowa city west star ally disterhoft got the hawks on the board first with the three ball.. but iowa with to many turnovers early.. michaela mabry with the steal and she goes coast to coast for the layupp.. but the hawkeyes played with a lot of heart in the first half.. the freshman kathlene doyle with the steal

first quarter megan gufstason with the buzzer beater and then ally cat with another long ball for three of her .. and iowa only trailed by 8 at the break. and the cut the lead to four in the second half.. on the great ball movement to hannah stewart in the paint.. and they sliced the lead two on the chase coley kiss.. but notre dame can score in a hurray and they score again off another iowa turnover and lindsey allen finishes and the irsih beat the hawkeyes . but not without a fight. the panthers back home tonight hosting george mason on 9.2. and after falling behind by 10 former tv 9 athlete of the week spenser haldeman from western dubuque sparked the uni offense with back to back trey's to cut the lead to 4.. and when he gets hot lookout.. how bout the first half hat trick to cut the lead to 2.. spenser finished with 16. and with time running down in the first half former kirkwood standout hunter

the hole in the second half.. clint carlon with the finger roll.. but it was all george mason in crunch time.. otis livingston with the blow by for the 1 point lead.. and the patriots clinched it at free throw line beating uni 54-50. the panthers just 25 percent shooting tonight. to high school hoops and the wash girls have a new head coach with a familiar last name. josh has more. chris james is getting his first shot as a varsity basketball head coach, but he's familiar with program. he's been a coach at the freshman and sophomore level for 7 years. "i feel honored. i feel a little bit of pressure obviously. you have to feel like with all the tradition that this program has, you gotta produce." "my favorite thing about him is his enthusiasm with us up and down court. he's always running with us, yelling, keeping our energy up." another reason why he's familiar with the program, his dad paul was the head coach for 24

currently on staff as a volunteer assistant. "i don't necessarily have to ask for his input, which is fine. he's not afraid to put it out there, but he definitely lets me do my own thing too." "it's so cool. and they're really cool working together too. they don't act like father and son. they're really cool together." the warriors are 2-0 to start the season, and chris sees improvement every day. "i think one area we need to improve on is defense. we need to develop an identity down ther think it's any secret that this program the last 13 years with frank, that we've run. we've scored a lot of points." josh christensen tv9 sports. thtonight in a double header at eby fieldhouse. ladies first... 3rd quarter, former tv9 athlete of the week, mickey hansche, drives to the hoop and banks in the left-handed floater... 18 points for the city high grad... kohawks up 44-38... then regina grad jenna lehman started

triples, including this one to end the third quarter... 26 points for her... kohawks win 72-59... on the men's side, pretty close first half... the feed inside to monticello grad spencer williams, count it and one... coe up 12-7... later, dubuque wahlert grad nolan timp drives the baseline and gets the kiss... kohawks up 22-21... big game from trevor haaland, launches a deep three finishing with a career-high 24 points... coe wins 75-56 sweeping the doubleheader the big 10 announced their all conference offensive team today.. and iowa o-lineman sean welch, james daniels and cole croston were named to the third team for opening holes for this guy akrum wadley who was selected as a third team runningback.. lashun daniels who went over 1,000 this year was honorable mention along with cj bethard, riley mccarron, george kittle and ike buttger.

starting off with a live look at . it's thursday, december 1st. here's what you need to know today. today, loved ones will honor the life of a man killed in car crash on i-380. they are holding a vigil for 21-year-old martrell watson. two people are facing trespassing charges after refusing to leave the iowa utilities board office. they are upset about the bakken oil pipeline. rain is helping contain wildfires in tennessee the wet weather is also giving officials a chance to see the damage so far. a police officer in washington has died after someone shot him multiple times. he was responding to a domestic violence call late last night. today, president- elect donald trump is starting his thank you tour in indiana. he will talk about the deal to get a company to stay there instead of moving to mexico. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news