the cause of his death is unclear at this time. he leaves behind a wife and 10-year- old son. kwwl's jessica hartman finding today - - officer liddle's passion for his community is remembered by many. that's right. . . speaking with those who knew him well today bother here in waterloo and in hudson where he lived - - they are all telling me the same thing. adam liddle had a passion for the shields of waterloo police officers mourning the loss of one of their own. "he loved being a waterloo cop." it was that passion that got officer liddle hired in the first place. chief trelka "i've hired a lot of cops. i never hired a cop that impressed me. his tenasity impressed me and then when we did hire him, his tenacity showed on the job." that passion - - making

him a cop who didn't give up hartman "not only did officer liddle protect the waterloo community, but he also spent get more involved and i think that drove his passion to be a cop more; just being involved in fire fighting and ems and serving his community." his sudden death at the age of 35 has shocked those who knew him well. "its heart breaking, but he will be missed." what many will miss most "he had a unique smile." that is chief trelka's had just seen him this week. matter of fact, i was just giving him a hard time about how intense he was and that quirky smile of his." although he died off- duty - - chief trelka tells me the stress of

last call wednesday night may have contributed to his death. they are determining if it can be considered a line of duty death. we've got you covered live in waterloo...jessica hartman kwwl news. liddle also worked for the black hawk county sheriff's office before joining the waterloo police department. rain could make for a damp halloween - let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or-treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer

temperatures make for a pleasant sunday. high temperatures, monday through wednesday, reach the upper 60s and possible low 70s.rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or- treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer temperatures make for a coverage... family, friends, teachers, and classmates coming together today to seach for a missing teen. moe sed was last seen at his home a week ago thursday. the waterloo west high school student is a refugee from burma. his family is worried because moe sed has special needs and is in need of his medicine.

downtown waterloo. nikki you spoke to moe sed's father today. yes, he was at today's search for his son. he says he appreciates the community support and has to believe he's still alive. this morning moe sed's family, teachers, classmates, police, and community members came together to look for him. they were talking to people, businesses, and handing out missing persons flyers. moe sed's family says he's shy, quiet, and speaks accented english. they say they are grateful for the support. "i put the faith in god's hands and if god touch his heart he'll come home and for now i heard nothing so i don't know." i also spoke to moe sed's teachers today. they say it's hard when the kids at school ask where he is and they continue to see his empty desk. please

moe sed's disability may make it tough to communicate or ask for help. we've got you covered live in downtown waterloo nikki newbrough kwwl news. there will be a prayer service for moe sed on sunday at five o'clock. it will be at the first baptist church in waterloo. a man is arrested after allegedly sexually abusing a minor. the fayette county sheriff's office arrested scott franzen on wednesday. franzen was arrested and taken to the fayette county jail. if convicted, he could face up to ten years in prison and ten following a gas explosion from a furnace -- a family asks for help after losing everything. this was the scene monday afternoon on maple street in janesville. according to witnesses -- the explosion was so great -- it blew the home off the foundation -- and

kwwl's macleod hageman talks with the family about their loss. mac -- what are emotions like tonight? amanda/ron -- even though melanie kammeyer is relieved her boyfriend and three dogs are all right -- she's says she's devastated she lost her childhood home. melanie says her boyfriend michael walked outside moments before the explosion -- but two of her three dogs were inside. she says the two dogs only experienced a few bumps and scrapes. even though the home was insured -- she's not sure if they will rebuild. so, it's just a matter a matter of getting sort of normalcy right now. because living in a hotel room with three dogs is no fun." right now -- melanie says she's trying to find a place to rent that accepts pets. even though the home was insured through melanie's mom -- she's asking for help to get through the process.

and a go-fund me account has been set up to help with the process. we've got you covered live in thanks mac. at last count -- nearly 200 bucks has been raised to help melanie. a man is found guilty in a shooting of an acquaintance. roderick ward junior was found guilty of second degree murder on thursday. he was initially charged with first degree murder. prosecutors say ward killed 27- year-old gary wilson in 2014. according to prosecutors, ward followed wilson outside ward's house after arguing, and then shot him several times. wilson was taken to a hospital, where he later died. a man who shot at police during an incident in april, is now in custody. jovan webb was arrested in davenport on several arrest warrants. the incident in april involved two waterloo police officers shooting at a car, driven by webb, after webb ran his car into an officer. the shooting took place in the parking lot of the "new world lounge

local artists record a kids c-d as a gift to the iowa city public library... but one of the songs may not be suitable for your children.. take a listen... one two three four, think they're gonna shoot some more? five six seven eight, why don't we retaliate? kwwl's hillary maglin talked to some police officers today about why the song upsets them. hillary amanda... a local band ... called "the ratings" ... recorded a song for this c- d...but some think it's putting police officers in a negative light. (sot. cg: douglas hart/iowa city police captain) "we don't community because at the iowa city police department, we work every day to develop some local law enforcemnt workers worry that "for kids and by kids: iowa rock city volume one" will do just that. the c-d is available to check out at the iowa

city public library. while most songs on the album are about animals or food, one track called hold your hands up includes the lyrics..."here come the boys in blue... i think they're gonna shoot some more." (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "parents at the library, as well as police, agree - they're just not sure how a song like this (sot) "we get and we appreciate the artistic nature a childrens cd." the c-d was recorded by local artists... and was sponsored in part by hills bank. company president... dwight seegmiller... posted a statement on the bank's website saying they regret their association with the c- d... and didn't hear the final content before donating. local police just want kids to know they're here to protect from danger... not cause it. (sot) "i think that parents that are paying attention will take this as an opportunity to talk to their children about police officers, and the good things,

and the services we provide to the community." i talked to parents at the library who tell me this type of song has no place on an album for kids. we've got you covered live in iowa city... hillary maglin ...kwwl news. no members of the band... the ratings... could be reached for comment. coming up on kwwl, one iowa hotel is haunted by the ghost of a prostitute. stay tuned to find out where. and - witches, superheroes and many more descend upon a medical center for halloween. "winner of the regional emmy for outstanding newscast. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. rick coleman. this is the kwwl

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rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or-treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer temperatures make for a pleasant sunday. high temperatures, monday through wednesday, reach the upper 60s and possible low 70s.rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or- treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer temperatures make for a pleasant sunday. high

temperatures, monday through wednesday, reach the upper 60s and possible low 70s.rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or- treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer temperatures make for a pleasant sunday. high temperatures, monday through wednesday, reach the upper 60s and possible low 70s.rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or- treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer temperatures make for a pleasant sunday. high temperatures, monday through wednesday, reach the upper 60s and possible low 70s.rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear

saturday evening for trick-or- treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer temperatures make for a pleasant sunday. high temperatures, monday through wednesday, reach the upper 60s and possible low 70s.rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or- treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer temperatures make for a pleasant sunday. high temperatures, monday through wednesday, reach the upper 60s and possible low 70s.rain be spooky all year round. legend is...the franklin hotel in strawberry point in haunted by ghosts. the ghost is known as "lilly"

and she was a prostitute from the 19-20's. she was given her name by a blind man who lived there for about forty years. many people say they sense a presence and hear weird noises at the hotel. "we were here on a friday night and it was closing time, we have these big panliners that were up above our head on the cooler and they just started filing out one by one, no reason on their own, 15 or 20 filing out." it's not known whether the ghost, lilly died at the hotel or not. many say there's also a ghost of a little boy at the hotel. trick or treaters -- young and old -- celebrate halloween a little

early at unity point this afternoon. witches, superheroes and even a state trooper joined in the spirit. six-year-old noah even says he looks forward to celebrating early every year -- because today is also his birthday. young noah explains his costume. noah - "a state trooper." mac - "can you tell me why you wanted to be a state trooper this year." noah - "because i get to arrest people." after trick or treating at unity point -- trooper noah says he looks forward to some fun at chuck-e- cheese with halloween tomorrow, many of you are wondering what time trick-or- treat will be in your town. all you need to do is head over to our site - k-w-w-l dot com. when 2015 trick-or-treat times in the featured reports. there you will find the exact times and date for trick- or-treating in towns throughout eastern iowa. coming up... iowa state hosts texas tomorrow---but we will tell you why one of the cyclones biggest fans

was cheering on t-c-u last night. and the tenth ranked iowa hawkeyes brace for a challenge from the maryland terrapins... "now, kwwl sports."

for the tenth ranked iowa hawkeyes' game tomorrow against maryland at kinnick --- however the next home game-- a night time clash with minnesota on november 14th is now a sellout. but right now the unbeaten hawkeyes are focused on their showdown with the terps--a game which comes after two weeks off. the hawks are 17 point favorites to get their eighth straight win this week---but head coach kirk ferentz is more inclined to remember last

year's game and he is quick to remind people that maryland beat the hawks last year at maryland maryland is a team that beat us can run and good skill players, veteran guys up front defensively. they've got some good players up there too, and the guy up front, no. 7, the defensive end, really active, really hard player to block and contain. and they got one of the better dbs veteran in the back end, but one of the better dbs off at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. the iowa state cyclones host texas tomorrow--but one of their biggest fans was in fort worth texas last night cheering on fifth ranked t-c-u. two weeks ago a pregame picture of 7 year-old abby faber and horned frog star quarterback trevor boykin went viral when the heisman candidate be-friended young

abby who is suffering from cerebral palsy. a student group has since raised $30-thousand dollars for abby faber's medical expenses and last night a generous t-c-u booster flew faber and her family on a private jet to texas to watch t-c-u and trevor boykin beat west virginia...a wonderful gesture. and last night---two rival n-b-a owners were displayed on a kiss cam ... los angeles clipper owner steve ballmer and dallas mabveric's owner mark cuban had some bad blood after clipper star deandre jordan backed out of a deal with

meteorologist mark schnackenberg for a last look at your forecast. rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around

midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or-treating. temperatures at this time will be in the upper 40s. sunshine and warmer temperatures make for a pleasant sunday. high temperatures, monday through wednesday, reach the upper 60s and possible low 70s.rain spreads across the area tonight through saturday morning before tapering off around midday. rain totals will be less than 0.50". the clouds clear saturday evening for trick-or-

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