police shooting turns into a right now on fox 28 news at 9:00. >> the investigation into a police shooting turns into a political back and forth. the response from lynn county's top prosecutor amid calls to turn the case over to someone else. and weekend snows in the forecast. you've heard about the impact of fake news. what about fake why it's everywhere on social media and how it could cause someone to get hurt. you're watching the most complete newscast of the day. fox28news at 9:00 begins now. an update to breaking news. fox28news told you stacey walker wants a special prosecutor to handle the investigation into a recent police shooting.

shot jeremy mitchell during an alleged altercation after a traffic stop. others in the community are concerned about how the investigation is being handled. >> reporter: we're looking deeper into the idea of a special prosecutor. greater transparency and greatest trust between the african-american community and the legal system. and the naacp agrees. >> t we've been trying to keep this thing peaceful and we want to keep it peaceful. and i think that would go a long way towards justice being served. >> reporter: the reason there's a lack of transparency is because the district attorney needs to work closely with the police station. normally when the police department takes alleged

district attorney's job to prosecute them and put them in jail. but a district attorney is an elected official. in lynn county the term is four years. he was just on the ballot in 2014. there is voter accountability but that does not supersede the fact that there's a close relationship that can sometimes create a perception of in the community. >> most prosecuting attorneys or district attorneys tend to be elected by the voters. but again, the reality is that they have to work with the local police as well. >> certainly competing viewpoints here as this unfolds. we're waiting for the grand jury to be pulled together. but he does not intend to pull

scott, back to you. the family of the woman shot and killed inside coral ridge mall has resolved a lawsuit against the mall and the shooter. she was gunned down in june 2015. kosak is now serving a life sentence for first-degree murder. now they've dropped the suit. would not disclose the final agreement. a deadly crash at a walmart that shocked a central iowa community. an older man was behind the wheel of a truck when it slammed into the store at a high rate of speed. three people are dead including two store employees, the driver was injured. everyone is rattled by what happened.

store shopping and christmas shopping. and to have a tragedy like this is just a terrible thing. >> investigators are treating the deadly crash as an accident. they are negative releasing the victims' names. fiction online--and around the watercooler. fox 28 news has a team of experienced meteorologists who pour over weather data 24 hours a day in order to bring you the most accurate weatherfir media, chances are you've seen an image like this or something like it.it shows a if you use social media. chances are you'll seen an image like this or something like it. a computer model forecasting 24 to 48 inches of snow across iowa next week, something that will not hatch.

>> reporter: you've heard the expression that everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it. in this world of global satellites and radar, those who are doing something are often scaring people. >> reporter: when a few inches has us sliding into ditches and cleaning out the grocery store. and now your friends are this is terrle says (( snow video )) clearly the corridor can see some heavy snow, but people are copying very long range weather models to facebook . nat terry (( 3:46:58 )) " a 43 inch dump of snow which is crazy "he says yesterday's model for three feet plus in minnesota is a perfect example - changing in six hours.terry nat (( 3:47:49 )) " and look what it came up with, the snow had been pushed to the south and instead of 43 inches of snow there's point seven .. less than one inch there and a half an inch in the other area

predicted. " bad information on snow might only force you to cancel plans - nat tornado " we've got cows " bad information on severe weather could cost someone their lifenat andy with weather video (( 1:01:03 )) " i would always tell people to consider the source. " national weather service - senior forecaster - andy ervin - says they never talk snow totals more than a day or two out - storms just change too fast.on phone: andy ervin - national weather service (( 1:01:23 )) " we very rarely have snow storms that exceed six inches in any one spot a& ((1:01:32 )) a& if you're local trusted sources are not storm chance are you should not be listening carefully to that information. " terry - (( 3:40:12 )) " you really, clearly ought to look where it came from and try to determine if that's a credible source .. that's very important in my opinion. " nat plows " plow plow shovel shovel " meteorologists say - if a professional is giving some context - to the wild snow fall numbers - in some of these models - they can be fun to look at - but otherwise they just scare people - and it's rare that

- oh - - sorry -- that was totally wrong. matt hammill fox 28 news weatherfirst team coverage continues now wrong, sorry about that. fox28news. coverage continues now with chief meteorologist terry swails. and we'll talk about next week coming up. for now, pleasant pattern. >> we have a system with light snow. right now the radar is clear here in eastern iowa. lots of clouds around but so far nothing in the way of clouds. i don't want expect a lot of change in the weather over the next 24 hours. for your corridor commute tomorrow morning, temperatures

degrees. and with the clouds tomorrow afternoon. not much in the way of sunshine. that's not going to allow the temperatures to warm and we'll keep our temperatures in the mid- to upper 30s. and there's some snow in the forecast. we'll tell you when to expect the flakes in just a few minutes. president-elect donald trump launched a thank you tour in ohio and indiana. among his stops, the carrier plant. trump announced he had negotiated a hundreds of jobs to mexico. carry plans to move some of the force but they accepted tax breaks of up to $7 million to keep the facility operating. >> i just want to let all of the other companies know there's no reason for them to leave. the taxes will be at the very, very low end. and the unnecessary regulations are gone. we need regulations for safety

but most of the regulations are nonsense. >> reporter: bernie sanders criticized the deal saying the intervention by the president- elect will only embolden other countries to threaten to move work out of the country unless they get multimillion dollars tax breaks. the president-elect's cabinet continues to shape. >> retired general james mattis served four decades in the marines and the supreme allied commander of nato. his appointment is a little tricky because the job of leading the pentagon cannot go to someone who has served in the military within the last 10 years. mattis retired from active duty four years ago. before the senate could

now must pass a bill exempting him from the nearly 70-year-old law. it happened in 1950. president harry s. truman -- congress confirmed the nomination. but that did not come without tense debate on capitol hill. republicans expect to get a law passed with bipartisan support. on iowa democratic party held a press conference urging members to unify in the face of a republican controlled legislature. >> we need to start engaging in party building activities in rural iowa and supporting people who are interested in strong public schools, quality drinking water.

for people of all diversities. next on the fox 28 news at 9:00 -- >> there's been a large period of time where we've had multiple administrations choosing to allow the sanctuary cities. >> promising safe living to illegal immigrants. and a new president vowing to crack down on the practice. and thousands of iowans hoping for with our $3.50 sub ofin their the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day

fox 28 morning live, get ready to prepare a holiday meal for your family inspired by an iowa city chef. the owner of baroncini's joins us with his italian flavors. that's tomorrow at 7 a-m. when donald trump takes

showdown with dozens of cities when donald trump takes office, he'll face a serious showdown with dozens of cities across the country. a number of mayors refuse to follow federal law when it comes to allowing illegal immigrants to stay. and for new york city, it could mean the loss of $10 billion. >> i think there'll be a lot of political pressure for the cities to look tough against a trump administration. ultimately, these are politicians who understand that federal funding is critical to their existence. >> recent supreme court rulings might limit what they can do. they might turn to republican governors to push state laws, banning the practice of

learning are trying to break -- >> at drake university, the mission is to help students build successful lives. >> that's why taking every step to ensure that remains a promise is crucial. >> we'll do whatever we can been the law to support >> reporter: the university a sanctuary for undocumented members. the university remains committed to protecting immigrants from unfair deportation, investigation, or other unfair treatment. it's allowed 700,000 undocumented immigrants to live

fear of deportation. schools are a special place, a place they won't go for the enforcement activity. >> reporter: on the faculty that pressed for the administration to unite behind them. >> this is a new topic for tom folks of. how the students will come here and be affected by this. >> reporter: the faculty and administration hope that as a sanctuary campus, drink is a place to serve and protect all people. it goes against everything we represent as an institution. some eastern iowa schools have signed a pledge of solidarity with undocumented students.one of those is mounty mercy university in cedar rapids.other schools in the region include loras college

davenport -- de paul in chicago -- and saint thomas in the twin cities. just ahead on the fox 28 news at nine --a pay raise put on hold for thousands of iowans.why a judge froze a federal order that could have meant more money in millions of

you're looking live from our cedar rapids sky cam. wait until we get closer to christmas. it will be bumper-to-bumper. people going and coming from all the shops out there. not bad for december 1st i would say. >> i like where we're at. i'm seeing really cold air potentially in wind chills will be around zero. >> here it comes. >> do the shopping now. it's going to be tougher when the cold air arrives. there's not much weather happening out there. there might be a few flakes of snow but nothing to cause problems in the immediate future. and we have another system saturday night and sunday and that's the one we're watching for potential of the first accumulating snows. here's the clouds and even

and i don't see anything to move it out or burn it off. a cloudy day and that means more cool temperatures. the commute tomorrow will feature temperatures 35 degrees. skies cloudy and winds from the west, northwest, at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the month of december officially started meteorological winter. and as far we start with an average high of 38 degrees and gradually decline. and by the end of the month, 28 degrees for an average high temperature. about 8 inches in cedar rapid city. in 2000. 261/2 inches. and speaking of wintry weather.

night and sunday morning. and then the storm that a lot of people are talking about the next week. if it develops. we have low confidence on it. and the coldest air of the season is coming. and that's when the highs stay in the teens. this is the snowfall forecast. and most inch to possibly 2 inches in some spots. it's not a major deal but the same as it would be our first accumulating snow. the first inch is usually around december 1st. you can see the clouds approaching the pacific

issues with the normal until saturday evening. here's what happens are the u.s. model. it takes a weak area of low pressure and runs it up to minnesota. not really an organized storm. and snow totals are 1 inch. >> scooping up moisture and it has about 10 cedar rapids. and the problem right now is that we're just not getting good data to sample with the models. the storm energy is way out in the pacific. and until that can come on shore in the western united states, we're not going to get got agreement. we'll have an idea of which solution with be correct. i'm not prepared to go out on a limb with either.

tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. and now noontime. still more clouds. and at 6:00, the clouds are hanging tough. in the north tonight we're looking at clear skies and the warmest on highway 20. and further to the south of extra. we'll go for 34 in cedar rapids and 34 tomorrow not much change. identical temps in the north. lots of clouds, and in our southern counties, temperatures mid-30s in the northern parts of the region. we may get up to 40 degrees later on in the afternoon. saturday night and sunday

roads. the next system comes in wednesday. and one that goes on pie, they can out the 19-degree high. some of the best athletes

emotions rawevery year -- top aides we kind of knew this already. one of the things we're learning again tonight is that the emotions are still very raw after the 2016 election.

as part of something that happens after every presidential election. this apparently turned into a shouting match with aids from both sides yelling at this. the clinton folks said that trump supremacists. >> they fired back that the. the clinton folks fired back that hillary clinton actually won the popular vote which she has by two and a half million votes. and both sides started yelling at each other. so clearly some emotion is very

election day. a change to federal overtime rules that was supposed to take effect today is now on hold. president obama ordered the change, requiring overtime pay for anyone making $47,000 a year or less. right now that threshold is $23,000. but airframe judge in -- lawsuits can be settled. >> the current rules remain in effect for 44,000 iowain's who -- employers would have to pay overtime or raise salaries above the threshold. it's not taking effect today but some employers have already adjusted to match the rule change. >> many employers probably felt a sense of relief that it was

the changes, especially if he had -- to avert overtime. it's difficult to reverse what they've put in place. >> the department of labor filed a tractor calling. a former hawk eye will pay tribute coast. custom'sed footwear. take a look at -- ed thomas and the foundation that bears the late >> fox 28 news is proud to president obama --

zach they say there's no "i" in team, but there are a lot of girls at center point zach is here in team. but all the girls are glad that -- is leading theirs. >> the team is key for them. and for nine years, he's been leading the basketball program. and he's taken them to new heights. conference championships. and in great, the importance of team work. ed thomas coach of the week.

move. >> some call it tough love. >> if you do something wrong, he's going to show you. >> he's never lackadaisical. >> there's the wrong way -- >> don't go through the motions. get get better. >> i want things done. i don't -- trust that we'll have each other's backs. he cares. he doesn't say i'm going to focus on this one person. >> you can't do things by yourself. you have to work with your team

done. >> something -- never misses a shot. >> for the -- i want to help develop the kids and i like it. i want to do what's west for them. i think that's why i'm here. >> strong, strong. lisbon taking lions up 12 points in the duel. touches the shoulder for the fall. but lisbon, ranked second in the state for a reason. he gets his man flat as a pancake. college basketball. panthers down nine after the first and battled back in the

hot to fall. and an everyone iowa. >> she's from western dubuque. the board and the bucket. and northern bought. they won last year's meeting and lead late in the second half. zach johnson in world challenge. and on 12 from basically the water. he hits it up on the green and it rolls back to the rough. he's eight shots off the lead. and in the first pound of the volleyball tournament, the panthers lost in five to the blue jades. >> can we go back to the bahamas for some weather.

we're in. >> that's a nice place to spend maybe after christmas.

this is a live picture from mount vernon tonight where you are looking at a live picture right now from mount vernon where they are celebrating the 26th annual

a story behind knees dazzling displays. our reporter will join us lye on the fox 28 news at 9:00 coming up in 10 minutes. now let's turn to weather. terry summer games. >> these clouds have beenn'tant and they'll stick around for tomorrow. clouds will means no sunshine. and temperatures in the mid- to upper 30s and where you should be. dry conditions so no problems on the roads. temperatures running 33 to 35 degrees. and i understand will be over the west, insist 59 5 to 10 miles per hour. over the next few days,

the normal line. we run you out to december 15th. we have a weather system that could bring snow to the area. and some models show a lot and others not much. a lot of range in the forecast. it's going to open the flood gates for much, much colder air. and by the 8th of ninth of december there's a good chance get out of the teens. and the u.s. model is suggesting that by the time we get to the 15th. high temperatures may not get out of the single beginnings. if that model is thinking on the right track. we'll break down the 7-day

expected in 'iowa. here's that weather come for -- a lot of question marks there. we should know more tomorrow. and there comes the cold air with the high of 19 degrees next thursday. next on fox 28 views at 9:00. holiday style. hello. i'm mark hyman. according to its website, a secret service agent has "a high level of responsibility" and "is worthy of trust and confidence."here's what's a secret service agent has a high level on responsibility and is worthy of trust and officers and support personnel

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trump in indianapolis today -- carrier announcement by talked earlier about how donald trump was in

plant talking about saving jobs. he also went to cincinnati where he had a thank you tour and started to kick off the thank you tour. he started in ohio and the idea he's going state to state and thank the people for voting for him. she works for bloomberg politics. the second stop on the tour is tentatively scheduled for des moines in early december. so we're latest announcement that he may come through des moines. that will be the first stop. a few days before the election he was in cedar rapids. christmas in the corridor is just about in full swing.

was on full display. >> kelly d'ambrosio. i'm in downtown cedar rapids. they actually dressed me for the event because i get to emcee with steve which have. these are up yesterday. >> this is a super exciting event with tons of models, makeup most importantly, we want the people to come out and support the local business owner. >> reporter: and you have an opportunity to do that at the williamsburg outlets on december 8th from 6 co-8 p.m. a-- one of the models tonight. what does it mean to you to be a part of this experience?

an opportunity of a lifetime. for i can't wait to go out and do it. >> you look absolutely gorgeous. if you'd like more information. go to our website. a tradition was renewed in mount vernon. matt lang joins us now. >> mount vernon was lit up for the 26th annual magical night. the businesses on main street are all decorating the

one citizen and a committee are doing their part to make sure the night stays magical. >> a lot of people work together. >> it's a joy to walk down the street. and this time of year especially. >> one reason for that is the handy work of tim kelly. his ideas are in windows all over main street. bear on a high wire. and it just rides back and forth. >> kelly and a group of citizens have >> i group of middle schoolers, this was their contest. >> a guilty looking chicken in i made a machine that makes it go round and round and spin."

they all bring joy.it's just a very friendly environment, that's good, its really nice to see people that you care about having fun tim and the subcommittee that he started this year added 2 new animatronics to their total this year. he is hoping now that he has a group of people working together, they can keep them coming for many years to come! live tonight in mount vernon, matt lange soc next on the fox 28 news at nine --chief meteorologist terry swails give you a last look at your weatherfirst forecast and how to prepare for the weather tomorrow. but first, check out this story from our digital partners at circa news. "we are going to suspend the issuance of visas to any place where adequate screening cannot occur." hat was trump on the campaign trail. this is trump today. "i will direct

investigate all abuses of visa programs,"more policies might be coming but trump has not gone any further than that since being elected-so one outside group, that wants to slow the rate of immigration, the federation for american immigration reform, also known as fair, wants to make sure that trump follows through on his campaign promises. "no one can say that donald trump is not president today in large part because of the immigration issues he staked out in the campaign."fair sees an opportunity to enact their policies, which to be symbiotic with trump's campaign rhetoric. as a little reminder of what trump promised on the campaign trail fair put together a booklet of policy suggestions for trump to enact when he takes office. "lays out in some detail what we are hoping and expecting what the administration will do in its first 100 days."like roll back president obama's executive actions, like deferred action for parents of americans, build a border wall, and limit the number of immigrants the us would permit. on the flip side, pro- immigration groups will be

their breath."in the first six months of the trump administration i think we are going to see the president following through on a number of his campaign promises." trump promised a lot on the campaign trail, and like obama's promise to close the prison at guantanamo bay, some of them don't get accomplished. for fair though they are pushing to ensure that immigration isn't one of those unfulfilled campaign

terry swails is joining us now. and we've had for most of fall really mild weather. three weeks with no rain and it was mild and then this week hit and we had tornadoes and then we had snow and now we're going to take a dive. >> the fall period, september, october, and november, we just got the numbers in. and it was the warmest ever in eastern iowa. we did pretty well. and now things are turning wintry and we have snow in the forecast for saturday and sunday. and an ugly start to the weekend with a high around 37

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