night not long before midnight. the driver drove off the highway, into the grass, hit a sign, a tree... and then finally it ended up inside the garage. there was one passenger in the car who had minor injuries. she was taken to the hospital.... but is ok.. the owner of the garage tells me he's glad no one else was hurt because there were children near by. he also says he's not surprised this happened here. "and you hear a lot of screeching tires. a lot of lane changes and a lot of horn honking. and almost near accidents.i see that quite often. here. the owner says hi usually has at least one tractor or vehicle inside the garage. the driver of the vehicle was 44- year-old rex thompson. he was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. we've got you covered live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert....kwwl news. this was the second time the driver was arrested for an o- w-i. new details this afternoon-- the driver in a hit and run turns

himself into police. the hit and run happened sunday and sent a 13-year- old to the hospital with a broken nose, missing teeth, and other broken bones in her face. this morning, steven arceneaux showed up at the waterloo police department and said he may have been the driver. police say he's now facing a charge of leaving the scene. a family is pleading for help in finding their son. moe sed was last seen at his home in waterloo thursday afternoon. he's a refugee from burma and speaks accented english. his family says they're worried because he needs his medicine... "please help us find him. we see his face." his mother says he doesn't know his address. if you have any information please contact police. continuing coverage -- we now know the name of the woman found dead in benton county over the weekend. and we've learned investigators are treating it as a homicide.

25-year-old sabrina hustad's of the home on 59th street trail. earlier in the day -- the sheriff's office responded to the home for a report of a stolen truck. this surveillance video is from a neighbor -- you can see truck lights in it. david miller is now facing (cg: jacob cady/ neighbor) "we were out in my driveway, just talktting, and one of the neighbors seen blood truck face planted in a pool of blood." while this happened at miller's home -- at this point -- he does not face charges related to the homicide. an autopsy is ongoing to determine how the woman died. firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a house explosion. no one was hurt in the janesville explosion yesterday. one of the first to respond to the scene -- a neighbor who just happens to be a firefighter. he was not on duty at the time. he was standing outside when the explosion happened... "i'm glad nobody was hurt, and we may have lost a house out of

the deal, but everything can be replaced, just glad that everybody is ok" the inside of the home is destroyed. waterloo police are investigating a weekend fire as an arson. according to firefighters, the fire at the ramada waterloo hotel and convention cente started in the maid's closet on the fourth floor. the fire did not spread to any nearby rooms -- but there is smoke and water damage. no one was hurt. an incident at a south carolina high school monday where a police officer appeared to body slam a female student and drag her across a classroom is now under investigation. the confrontation captured on cellphone video has also drawn intense criticism on social media. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in columbia, south carolina with the story. the local sheriff here in richland county says he has fields is on administrative duties after the incident yesterday. it was captured on several cell phones and those videos have gone viral. (--- vo ---)

they show deputy fields confronting a female student for allegedly disrupting class.. she refuses to come with him and the the desk. she was detained after the incident and later released to her parents. some parents and students are outraged. sot: candace cooper / sr. student :39-:43 i think he took it way too far. officer's commands sot: torian ward / sophomore :47-:53 "they were wrong both ways, he has declined to comment. gabe gutierreez nbc news columbia, south carolina the school district's black parents association, and the american civil liberties union of south carolina, have all called the deputy's actions "egregious" a budget problem in illinois

lottery. the illinois lottery is not paying out winnings of more than six hundred dollars until lawmakers there pass a budget. that means businesses are seeing players cross the border to play the iowa lottery. all eyes will be on former iowa state basketball coach-- fred hoiberg as he makes his n-b-a coaching debut with the chicago bulls hoiberg left iowa state and took the chicago bulls coaching position because he felt the owwership and management were in place to give him not just a chance to win but a chance to sustain winning. in a press conference when hoibberg accepted the bulls coaching position he said it was always a dream of his to coach in the n-b-a. tonight's bulls game is at 7 against the cavaliers. after a record- setting year -- we've been waiting to see what people would think of the upcoming u-n-i men's basketball team. and.. now we know. the preseason poll is out and uni is predicted to finish third in the missouri valley conference. third behind wichita state and evansville. the panthers set a school record with 31 wins last season. they open play this season on november 14th.

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rain will be heavy at times today and tonight with strong winds bringing in cold temperatures tomorrow and thursday. stormtrack7 doppler radar is showing that rain tracking through the southern counties right now.stormtrack7 live weather network is showing wet roads in some areas, including coralville. temps are in the 40s and 50s and are cooling as that rain tracks into the area with warmer temps to the west where it isn't raining quite as much. east winds have taken over... they are 5 to 15 mph across the state and are gusty today. moisture continues to track in from the south with a low to the west... that has energy and some moisture but most of the moisture is to the south and that will track our way as it is pulled into the system. rain will be heavy at times and will add up to over an inch and, in some instances, could top two inches! we have the rain starting later this morning and becoming widespread

winds keeping us in the mid 50s for highs. rain continues tonight and will taper off on wednesday. strong northwest winds on or falling in the afternoon. breezy and cold for thursday before getting back into the mid 50s for halloween, but trick-or- treaters may have to dodge some raindrops. change your clocks back an hour for sunday as highs climb back to around 60. the board of education unanimously votes to approve a new schools. treaters may have to dodge some raindrops. change your clocks back an hour for sunday as highs climb back to

the board of education unanimously votes to approve a new career center for waterloo schools. the proposal would enact the c.e.t. otherwise know as career and technical education plan. the plan would have a goal of re- engaging students of higher levels to better prepare them for life after high school. the program has been implemented in other schools in iowa. it shows increases in the percentage of students that graduate and the number of

students likely to continue their education. the proposal will now go to a bond vote. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in horton, churchtown, morley and all of

new faces in the band. at least on the stage. there's a new musical in london called "the one direction story." while the actual band members take a "break" from touring, albums, and shows -- creators of the play are hoping fans still come out to hear their music. an injured goat now has a new

way to get around. for the animal. she gets strapped in and can move around, despite a spine injury and other health problems. this wheelchair is actually made to help injured dogs. and a specialalone of a kind wheel chair was also designed for this guinea pig. earlier this year she was hit by a car bones. and today she is happy and healthy wheel chair. coming up.... how starbucks is getting into the spoooooky spirit and, how swiping your debit card and entering your passcode might become a thing of the past.. details ahead. this is kwwl-- we'll be right back. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook.

inspired drink....the "frappula frappucino." it's got white chocolate sauce, milk and ice between mocha sauce and whipped cream. since vampires have a taste for blood

-- there's also some raspberry syrup in there. it'll be available in starbucks stores starting on wednesday and ending on halloween. wal-mart says it wants to be next to use drones. on monday, wal- mart filed for permission with federal regulators. a wal-mart spokesman says it's been testing drones inside for months. but now the retailer wants to use them outside in specific testing sites. wal-mart says it would use drones for home deliveries eventually. but first, the company would like to use them to move products between distribution centers. swiping your debit card and entering your passcode at the a-t-m could soon be a thing of the past. citigroup is reportedly testing technology that would allow customers to withdraw their money with a scan of their eyeball... or a code on a coming up on kwwl, the mister food test kitchen....today we're making what many people call fried apples, but the funny thing is . they're not even fried. but first, a look at your latest

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and once we get them home, sure we can snack on them as is, but beyond that there are so many other options. we can add them to our salads for an extra sweet crunch. and with the holidays coming' up, let's not forget how good they are in our desserts, or as a hot and flavor-packed side dish. to make it, all we do is core and cut up a few apples into wedges. apple juice or better yet, apple cider and we'll let them simmer until they're fork tender. once they are, we take the apples nutmeg into the skillet. after that simmers for a bit and thickens up, the apples go back in. at this point, the whole neighborhood can smell the

hope you'll go online and get the recipe for our un-fried, "fried apples," since they go with just about anything. and let's not forget how much fun it is to dunk for apples. after all .ooh it's so good!!" "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at noon." if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes, along with diet and exercise.

release its own natural insulin when it's needed. tanzeum is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes or in people with severe stomach or intestinal problems. tanzeum is not insulin. it is not used to treat type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis, and has not been studied with mealtime insulin. do not take tanzeum if you or your family have a history of medullary thyroid cancer or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you're allergic to tanzeum or any of its ingredients. stop using tanzeum and call your doctor right away if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction which may include itching, rash, or difficulty breathing; if you have signs of pancreatitis, such as severe stomach pain that will not go away and may move to your back, with or without vomiting; or if you have symptoms of thyroid cancer which include a lump or swelling in your neck, hoarseness, trouble swallowing, or shortness of breath. before using tanzeum, talk to your doctor about your medical conditions, all medicines you're taking, if you're nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant.

taking tanzeum with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases your risk for low blood sugar. common side effects with tanzeum include diarrhea, nausea, injection site reactions, cough, back pain, and cold or flu symptoms. some serious side effects can lead to dehydration which may cause kidney failure. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. go to tanzeum.com to learn if you may be eligible to receive tanzeum free for 12 months. make every week a tanzeum week. story coming up..

a heartwarming story of a police officer lending a helping hand. and, the president is in the windy city today-- we'll tell you why coming up welcome back to the news at noon.. i'm ally crutcher let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your first forecast. rain is tracking to the north and is already locally heavy as it heads through iowa city and aims for cedar rapids. that will cool us off... temps are in the 40s where it has been raining. easterly winds are 10-15 mph and will be gusty this afternoon and even into tonight and will continue to bring in moisture. rain will be heavy at times this afternoon. we've probably already seen our highs in the viewing

acorss the country. he and attorney general loreta lynch head to chicago for a police chiefs conference. it's aimed at showcasing different tools to fight violence and crime. the conference comes after chicago endured yet another deadly weekend of gun violence. yesterday, chicago's police superintendent called for national background checks for gun purchases... "we're not going to relent. we dying, and we need to do something about it." will events. the baltimore police department is rolling out a new body camera program. different camera systems december. police hope the program will create transparency with the community. this comes following the death of a man who was injured in police custody -- and some are rule -- which lets officers stop recording when they see fit...

record it.' so, when in doubt officer to disengage the camera they will do so per the policy." the department plans to pick a camera system by february and equip every officer in the department in the next two years. ==================== ==================== ========= elements: -wide and close shots of body cameras and volunteer officers, file of police vehicles -sound with deputy commissioner location:charlotte interplay ## colorado police are investigating after an off-duty asked if he could make a traffic stop after witnessing an incident between a motorcyclist and another car. authorities say the dispatcher asked the officer if he was in a marked car, but the officer dropped his phone and fired a shot at the motorcycle before answering... "a police officer's responsibility... their job doesn't go away just when they get off duty. there is an expectation that officers will intercede when necessary." no one was hurt. police are searching for three suspects who knocked over a nun

while shoplifting in saint louis. you can see them running out of a sporting goods store here -- they took almost three- thousand dollars in merchandise. the male suspect plowed into an 87- year-old nun on his way out the door. police say the suspects were also involved in two other shoplifting incidents at the same mall. a man says an e- cigarette explodes before he uses it, even though he guidelines. he says it blew up as it was on the charger -- sending pieces of metal and plastic around the room... "it just went bam, it blew up "they say it's safe indoors, but apparently it is not because it just want to let people know that those things are not safe." according to the man - he took the e-cig back to the store and employees pointed to a sign reading "e-cigarettes can explode" they told him to buy another piece of equipment to prevent it from exploding -- one the store did

cigarette. fake money is making it's way through businesses in the tri-states. over the past month, dubuque police say they've seen more than twenty cases of counterfeit money being used at stores. they're seeing bills of all sizes. some businesses have fallen for the fake cash. "she just kind of kept no eye contact, and said...all i have is for ones and a hundred dollar bill. and she said, could you cash that?" platteville police say they've also seen a few instances over the past two weeks. these are surveillance images from one of those instances. authorities say contact them immediately if you're a victim of counterfeit bills. some people in ohio warmed up for halloween over the weekend with their annual casket races. people come from near and far to see the modified caskets racing one another. check out some of the sights and sounds from the unique event modifier) what here is from a cushman 3-wheeler, and we made the frame, hooked up the shifter the bone, makes it look bad to the bone. (leif eriksen/ casket car

about 10,000 in there, it was real close to 10,000. nats - my nephew's going to be running this one, we'll see who wins. nats - the children love it, i have 5 kids of my own and they love it. nats - i try to beat my brother every year but it never works. nats - this one runs really, (voice of russ krumnow/ casket car modifier) - there's also some that's probably kinda think it's kinda gruesome having nats (voice of russ krumnow/ casket car modifier) the smiles on people's faces, you know when they look at it, that's weird, that's different. you put them together, everybody kinda enjoys it, it's different and even the kids. (russ krumnow/ casket car

modifier) caskecers, we got them from an undertaker. nats (loud music) (russ krumnow/ casket car modifier) we went from there and we had to cut them down, cut them up a little bit, cut a builder and racer) a little tight fit. haha, but it wasn't made for comfort. nats - i leave with a great experience, i leave with a smile on my face every year. this was the tenth annual event of the tombstone derby. a new report by the world health organization says, processed meat like

hot dogs and bacon... can cause cancer. the w-h-o panel says there's strong evidence that processed meats cause certain types of cancer. the iowa beef council points out cancer isn't about diet alone but many other factors. and people who work with meat every day agree... people need to account for themselves as far as you know what they like to eat and how it's important to note, there is a difference between processed meat and lean cuts of beef and pork. a local dietician says you can lower your cancer risk by choosing lean cuts of red meat and by eating more foods linked to cancer prevention , like fruits and veggies. now to an incredible story: a two-year-old boy gets the chance to live a normal life -- despite battling cancer. he was diagnosed with brain cancer at eleven months old. doctors told his parents the best treatment would be total brain radiation, but that could cause disabilities. the mayo clinic offered proton beam therapy instead. it's more focused, letting

doctors pinpoint the areas where there's a tumor... "we know you're scared, we're through everything so it's been an amazing experience overall. they treated our whole family and not just vito." other medical centers said they couldn't treat the boy, but mayo was willing to try. the next step is high-dose chemo and stem cell therapy a trooper is getting a lot of attention after someone snapped a picture of him helping others. the alabama trooper brought meals to a father and son who were on the side of the road had been taken. "i thought i'd go back and get them something to eat to make appreciative." he says this sort of the thing isn't out of the ordinary, but he is glad someone was there to get it on camera.

coming up ... timber!!! jimmy fallon falls yet again. and this time it was at an award celebration and stormtrack seven meteorologist will be back with your storm track seven day forecast when we return...

from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: rain will be heavy at times today and tonight with strong winds bringing in cold temperatures tomorrow and thursday. stormtrack7 doppler radar is showing that rain tracking through the southern counties

right now.stormtrack7 live weather network is showing wet roads in some areas, including coralville. temps are in the 40s and 50s and are cooling as that rain tracks into the area with warmer temps to the west where it isn't raining quite as much. east winds have taken over... they are 5 to 15 mph across the state and are gusty today. moisture continues to track in from the south with a low to the west... that has most of the moisture is to the south and that will track our way as it is pulled into the

will be heavy at times and will add up to over an inch and, in some instances, could top two inches! we have the rain this afternoon with gusty east winds keeping us in the mid 50s for highs. rain continues tonight and will taper off on wednesday. strong northwest winds on wednesday will keep temps steady or falling in the afternoon. breezy and cold for thursday before getting back into the mid 50s for halloween, but trick-or- treaters may have to dodge some raindrops. change your clocks back an hour for sunday as highs climb

coming up ... tonight show host jimmy fallon injures his other hand. you're watching kwwl. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to

bel canto cedar valley and cedar falls high school choir join in concert bel canto cedar valley will present "around the world," featuring the cedar falls high school choir, at 3 p.m. sunday, nov. 8

lutheran church in cedar falls. the concert will feature music from around the globe and new arrangements of american jazz and folk songs by iowa composers peter roberts and joseph carey. admission is $10 for the hour-long concert. tickets can be purchased ahead from chorale members, online at www.belcantocedarvall ey.org, or at the door. bel canto and the cedar falls high school

concert choir will join together on two pieces. a dessert reception will follow the concert. bel canto cedar valley (bccv), founded in 2012 by artistic director alice reid pruisner, promotes quality choral music in northeast iowa, explores the breadth of choral repertoire, advances new choral music from regional composers, and encourages music as a life-long passion. visit www.belcantocedarvall ey.org for more information.

this concert is made possible through generous support from the community foundation of northeast iowa. the cedar falls high school concert choir is directed by eliott kranz. visit https:

weekend ... and once again hurt his hand. but this one was caught on camera. jeanne moos reports. out of hands. he was still sporting a purple bandage on his previous (nats schuster) ryan schuster caught the fall on his cell phone. fallon was being honored by the harvard (nats) he reached into the crowd for a bottle of jagermeister, a prop perhaps, then turned around. (nats) the broken bottle cut his hand, sending him to the emergency room. (ryan schuster/filmed jimmy fallon's fall)

"he's like i need another bottle of jager. i'm fine. i'm alright everybody. i just need more ryan saved the bottle as it was about four months ago that fallon first fell in his kitchen. (jimmy fallon/host, "the fallon") "my ring got caught on doctors performed microsurgery. the finger was saved. but then fallon used his teeth to open a tube of scar gel his injured finger came in handy for comedy bits. amy sedaris provided replacement arms for diapering, shaving... (nats) and tooth brushing. (nats) though his latest fall didn't cause serious injury,

new president ford." jokesters quipped "i'm fallon and i can't get up." (jeanne moos new york) "online commenters are suggesting that jimmy fallon needs to permanently wrap himself in bubble wrap." ellen dressed him up in a

klutzes.at a halloween- themed costume contest and fashion show over the weekend. about a hundred dogs dressed as spiders, angels, dragons and film characters.

in recent years, the popularity of the pug dog breed has grown, partly due to popular culture with international celebrities often seen carrying their pets out in public. the pug that won best dressed was dressed as the main character of the 19-90 film edward scissorhands. rain will track through the kwwl viewing area today and may be heavy through tonight. showers taper off on wednesday but strong winds could keep temps steady or

even falling for wednesday afternoon. breezy and cold for thursday and then a chance of

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