decision 2016 republican candidates are getting ready for their third presidential debate... but it's the first where donald trump will not be standing center stage.... steve handelsman has a look at what we'll see tonight in this debate in boulder colorado. ron, amanda... this is the media viewing room where all eyes here tonight will be on ben carson.... who says he will not get into the slime pit if he gets attacked ...which seems a sure bet to happen here in colorado the candidates have gathered for the undercard debate. the four with lower polls. then the main event. in the center of the ten will stand polling first in a new national the debate, donald trump mixed

voters. sot: donald trump (r) presidential candidate :27-:34 "i mean, i am in second. it's not like terrible, but i don't like being in second. that feels terrible to me!" he sounds worried about tonight: donald j. trump (@realdonaldtrump) 10/28/15 looking forward to what i am sure will be a very unfair debate! looking forward, trump tweeted, to what i'm sure will will be a moderator at the business sot: john harwood, cnbc debate moderator :47-:55 "you can bet that donald trump is ready to get tough with ben sot: ben carson (r) presidential candidate 1:00- 1:08 "i'm not going to get into a bunch of fights with people about personalities and individual attacks" ohio governor john kasich could be aggressive tonight. he's furious. charging carson would end medicare and trump would deport 11 milliion people.

sot: john kasich (r) presidential candidate 1:18- 1:22 what has happened to our party? whats happened to the conservative movement? frustration could explode tonight kasich will be off to the side tonight but any trump / carson tangle could be face to face. their podiums are just this far apart. i'm steve handelsman, kwwl news, boulder, colorado. the main event starts tonight at seven on msnbc, while the "underdog debate" is happening right now. house republicans officially nominate wisconsin representative paul ryan as the house speaker. the full house is expected to elect representative ryan tomorrow. gop lawmakers hope ryan will unite party... ryan is expected to replace

announced his resignation last month. former house speaker dennis hastert pleads guilty to charges that could get him six months in prison. hastert pleaded guilty to the "hush money" accusations against him; he admitted to making small enough transactions totaling three and a half million dollars, to avoid reporting where the money was going. hastert will be sentenced in february. in continuing coverage... the state medical examiner releases the autopsy results for a benton county homicide victim... the reports shows that 25- year-old sabrina hustad died from multiple stab wounds with strangulation... she was found dead in a driveway belonging to david miller sunday; miller was arrested and charged with theft that same day, though authorities haven't said if miller was related to hustad's death a dubuque man is in the hospital

gunshot wound to his leg. police were called to the 400 block of angella street around nine-30 this morning. they found 20- year-old phillip wilson, who said he'd been shot about 30 minutes before police got there. kwwl's brad hanson on the scene shortly after it all unknowns about exactly what happened there in dubuque. there sure are--police were on the scene all morning here, investigating yet another report of shots fired in dubuque. me might be self inflicted. but a release sent out late this afternoon says that wilson cooperative with police in telling them more. police spending time talking to people in most of the apartments here today trying to get any idea of what happened. the property manager telling me she's obviously not happy it happened here. (lisa hagen, key apartments property manager) "our tenants need to have a safe and secure place to live. i have children

be our number one priority." police say wilson was taken to mercy hospital and later transferred to the unversity of iowa hospital with non- life threatening injuries. hagen just took over this property along with a couple others about five months ago, and is working hard to get rid of incidents like these on her properties. we'll hear more from her tonight at six about those efforts and if they're paying off. we've got you covered live here in dubuque, brad hanson...kwwl news. the incident remains under investigation, but police say they believe there is no danger to the public. the school deputy caught on tape flipping a student out of her desk and dragging her from the classroom is fired... deputy ben fields was fired this morning, after this video surfaced on monday police say the student was being

called to remove her from the classroom - he was fired for not following proper prcedure. decision 2015. next week -- waterloo voters will decide whether to cast ballots to help maintain the grout museum. kwwl's macleod hageman catches up with a supporter -- who explains how taxpayers will be affected -- if it passes. "i think it's just very important for us to preserve our history." citizens for the grout museum committe co- chair cindy wells says property owners won't have to pay much -- if the levy passes next tuesday. "each $100,000 of your house that's valued, it's $15.05. even if you have a $200,00 house, $2.50 isn't much to support the grout." mueseum visitor dana atwood-blaine says it's a small price to pay to protect the cedar valley's rich history. "i think people in waterloo should vote for it. i think resource to the community, and it'll bring people outside in, as well." standup "due to limited funding, grout museum organizers say they've had to close the snowden and russel buildings. now, they're only open by appointment." "we

facilities for people and their grandkids, for their visitors who come into town. it's just important for waterloo." 54 percent of waterloo voters denied a similar measure back in 20- 13 for the grout. so this time -- supporters say they're going door-to-door to educate voters about the museum. kwwl news. thanks mac. more than 600 votes were needed for the levy to pass two years ago. organizers say they plan to continue going door-to-door until

coming up... are businesses planning price hikes to cover johnson county's minimum wage increase, set to start in just four days? and... find out how many people bought tickets to the hawkeye's first outdoor wrestling meet... the grapple on the gridiron? that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel now has your full forecast next. 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 stay up to date on breaking news and weather information. "you're watching kwwl. we've schnackenberg. this is the kwwl news at five." --------- ---------

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from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: welcome back i'm meteorologist kyle kiel in for mark schnackenberg. it's been a very raw day. earlier we had our high temperatures in the 50s, but have

been falling ever since. we will have been a very raw day. earlier we had our high temperatures in the 50s, but have been falling ever since. we will have a cold, windy night. there will be areas of patchy drizzle and yes even snow flakes. no need to worry about any accumulation, as the precipitation will be light. as we head into tomorrow, i am keeping some areas of drizzle in the forecast, but it will be mostly cloudy, cold, and windy. so another raw afternoon is expected tomorrow. then we see a bit more sunshine and seasonable temperatures as we head into the day on friday. here's the current temperatures right now. we are currently in the 30s and 40s across eastern iowa after seeing temperatures in the 50s earlier today. they have been falling ever since. here's the

current wind speeds. they are blustery out of the west and northwest between 15 and 25 miles per hour, and that has created wind chill temperatures, or what it actually feels like outside, in the 20s and 30s. so no question it's a cold evening out there, so you'll want those coats and jackets handy if you are heading out. doppler radar, showing some light rain across the area. this is more of a here is additional forecast even snow flakes. no need to so another raw afternoon is expected tomorrow. then we see day on friday. here's the current temperatures right now. we are currently in the 30s and 40s across eastern iowa after

seeing temperatures in the 50s earlier today. they have been falling ever since. here's the current wind speeds. they are blustery out of the west and northwest between 15 and 25 miles per hour, and that has created in the 20s and 30s. so no question it's a cold evening out there, so you'll want those coats and jackets handy if you are heading out. here's the storm track 7 live doppler radar, showing some light rain across the area. this is more of a drizzly event overnight. as we take a wider view. here's the we've got another system behind to continue to wrap around and the forecast. storm track 7 live weather network just shows showing some spotty areas of

say they'll deal with chilly november temperatures during the first ever outdoor wrestling meet... then - how are johnson county businesses prepping for a bump in the minimum wage, now just days away. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in frederika, readly, tripoli and all of eastern iowa --------- ---------

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increases will kick in... starting sunday, the county's minimum wage workers will make 8-20 an hour... and eventually 10-10 an hour in 2017 as kwwl's kristin rogers reports - businesses are preparing for it's been an ongoing debate in johnson county for county have chosen to opt out of the minimum wage hike owner and manager at winans chocolates and coffees) "i think a small buisness like mine is going to going to have to think of exactly how to compensate for it." which she told me will mean raising some prices... (cg: kristin rogers) "some buisnesses have already had to start preparing for an increase they never wanted in the first place." (cg: alicia loughran- dawson/ owner of enchanted neighborhood) "we will probably cut staff a little bit, i'll be send staff home when we can." despite arguments on both sides, the johnson county board of supervisors stands by thier decision. (cg: terrence neuzil/

johnson county supervisor) "if there's an oportunity and a way to help residents and do so county wide, and the board of supervisors has that authority, well we just took it." but with the right to opt out, nearly half of johnson county cities have chosen not to participate. and some daycare providers in iowa city are wishing they could diabilities that we won't be able to take, because we won't be able to have the extra staff for them." i heard it all on both sides of the argument today, as ten of the eleven johnson county cities have chosen a side... however tiffin tells me their which mean at least temporarily, their wages will be increasing as well. we've got you covered in johnson county, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. shueyville, solon, oxford and

that have chosen to opt out of this wage increase. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... with under a month out until the historic outdoor wrestling meet, how is ui prepping for grapple on the gridiron? and... find out the go-to costumes for people in eastern iowa this --------- ---------

with more than 30 thousasold... the first ever wrestling meet at kinnick stadium is expected to be a sell-out... grapple on the gridiron is the university of iowa's attempt to break the record for highest attended college wrestling match. but due to weather condtions... the event may move to the smaller carver arena... meaning not all ticketholders could attend. the school's athletic department is determined to prevent that. (steve roe/director of athletic communication) "the wrestling match will take place toward the south end zone of kinnick stadium, which is right near the locker rooms and the tunnel to temperature wise." grapple on the gridiron is november 14th, followed by a football game against minnesota that night... though the hawkeye football team is seven and oh... ranked 10 in oh... ranked 10th in the ap top

25... they're still having a tough time selling out kinnick... those with the university of iowa say that about nine thousand tickets still remain for the hawkeyes game this saturday against maryland. 13 hundred tickets have been sold since the the hawkeyes joined the top 10. what you don't need to buy tickets for is tonight's playoff version of friday night heroes... we'll have a live report coming up tonight at six and the full friday night heroes playoff edition tonight after the kwwl news at ten. coffee and breakfast pastry lovers in the cedar valley have a new option as of today.. dunken donuts in cedar falls opened it's doors on university avenue quietly this morning. though it opened under the radar, it didn't take long to for the buzz to spread on social media. dunkin' donuts has about 11- thousand restaurants in 33 countries. it's the time of year where

people are scrambling to find that perfect costume for halloween. google can help you in your search. with a new app called fright-geist - it shows you what costumes are trending both locally and nationally. here in iowa....police officer costumes are trending in cedar rapids.... and flamingoes are hot near dubuque. another big seller this year.... political masks. "the politcal masks are kind of hard to keep on the shelf. we get people that come in wanting it's kind of fun to get htem talking when they are buying the costumes as to what particular candidate." community college skycam. storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel now has a final look at your weather next. we'll be right back

do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton

look at your forecast. here's the storm track 7 forecast. we're back to near normal on

morning and afternoon and tapering off in the evening. we'll watch that. then we warm up as we head into next week.