five-year contract. we'll have more on the president's fist day in our next half hour live from iowa c cty. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your first forecast. another nice afternoon... temps are already reading in the upper 60s and low 70s in the area along with southwest winds up to 20 mph with some gusts higer. we have enty of sunshine, too, although a few clouds wiol continue to track through. we will stay warm with those gusty winds this afternoon as highs climb into the 70s over most of the viewing area. we

over the weekend farming. it happened at this location in rural farley on friday afternoon ound 3:45. officers say 46- year-old gary kluesner was working on a tractor when he got tangled up and was hurt. he was taken to a nearby hostal and then later airlifted to iowa city. his current condition is not known. the iowa state patrol is assisting with the investigation. an 18-year-old reinbeck man is arrested and charged tied o a fatal crash in that happened in september. shye johnston was arrested by sheriff's deputies on sunday and taken to the black hawk county jail. sheriff's deputies say on the day of the crash, johnston was driving east on w. reinbeck road southwest of hudson and his carar ossed the center line, hitting a car driven by 34-year- old holly paradine. paradine suffered serious head injuries and later died. johnston is charged with driving left of ceer - causing a death and failure e have control of a motor vehicle - causing a death.

friends and family continue to search for a teen whose been missing more than a week. they gathered last night to pray for more sed. he was last seen on october 22nd, riding his bike on fourth street in waterloo. his family still searching for "i was worry about him because he is out there alone, with out moe sed's father and search organizers plan to be back on e street this weekek- passing out more flyers and searching. if you would like to help you can find more information at kwwl dot com. two students remain out otheir university of iowa dorm room followowng a weekend fire. e fire happenee early saturday morning at slater hall. one room on the ninth floor is being repaired. the students are living in a temporary room. while the investigation is ongoing -- the universqty tells us the fire appears unintentional. new w lues are emerggng from

saturday's plane crash in egypt, killing all 224 people on board. n-b-c's bill neely reports. coming home. on a plane into their home city, the bodies of f 44 people who left russia for vacation in debris so scattered investigators say the plane broke up in mid air; the tail found three miles from the cockpit. amid the poignant reminders of the lives lost, they're searching for clues and ruling out nothing. (sot/ gregegfeith/ nbc news aviation analyst :28-:34) "one of the things that you explosive device of some sort on the aircraft." a group affiliated with egyptian official. the airline says no tetehnical fault could have caused t te crash. only a "meeanical impact on the plane" could have accident once before- its tail

damaged landing in cairo fourteen years ago. it passed inspection six months ago in ireland. the airline says the incident@didn't effect the plane's sajety. so for now all eees are scene. they're still being examined in cairo. the voices and data on those, most likely to unlock this mystery. (on cam) s/ bill neely/ nbc news/ cairo, egypt 1:18-1:38 "and althououh terrorism isn't ing ruled ouu, officiall here in egypt and in russia say the most likely cause is a technical or mechanical failure that caused that sudden plunge and break up of the pane. here in cairo meanwhile, the bodies of russia. back to you." that was bill neely reporting. president obamas pushing for changes to the crimingl justice system. the president heads to new jersey today tt discuss those e trying to rejoin society after spending time in prison.

state in may. he praised efforts by the police department t improve their relationship with communities struggling wiwih violence. now toodecision 2016 coverage ... democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders makes his first ad buy -- and you'll beseeing it here in iowa... the son of a polish immigrant work of his life began, fighting injustice nd inequality, the ad aims to introduce sanders to voters. the saaders campaign is spending two million dollars for ad time in iowa and new hampshire in the next ten days. kwwl has tried repeatedly to get a one-n-one sit down interview no. on the rrublican side -- most of the candidates were at the same event in iowa this weekend. ten hopefuls attending the "growth and opportunity" party in des moines. but the frontrunners -- bn carson and donald trump -- were not among them. some candidates, includinnmarco rubio and jeb bush, created booths to draw in voters.

each candidate got the chance to speak. meanwhile -- future debate rules continue to be a concern for thi g-o-p candiddates. staffers from their campaigns met last night to negooate plans -- without a representative from the republican national committee. they aren't happy about how things went last week. their demands: a two-hour time limit, 30 seconds for opening and closing statements, and eqqal speaking time for each candidate. they want moderators to play by their rules. i think we can look beyond debate. they would all provide immediate feed for every television and broadcaster in america. you know, it is 2015 and not 1980 and we can do things a little differently. the next g-o-p debate is scheduled` for november 10th. the city of waterloo is moving forward with plans to build a whitewater park. at tonight's eeting, the city council will discussspproving a contract with an engineering firm to do design work. the course is a priority for mayor

buck clark as he finishes his final term -- he's not running for re- election. the closest whitewater park is in manchester. the minimum wage in one iowa county is now higher than it is in the rest of the state. the first of three minimum wage hikes took effect in johnson county yesterday. the rate is now eight-twenty an hour, that's ninety-five cents higher than the state minimum wage. jjnson county will see another hike in may. cities are able to opt out of this policy --there is no increase in oxford, swisher, shueyville, or solon. call it a royaacelebration. or the first timmin 30 years - - kansas city is on top of the baseball world. the royals had to come from behind again. the mets were leading 2-zero in the ninth inning of game five. the royall rallied to push it into eetra innings where they scored five in the 12th inning. the royals have plenty of partying to do. they haven't hoisted the world series trophy since 1985. tey came close last year but lost in game seven. the mvp trophy and a 2016 camaro went to kansas city catcher and

fan favorite salvador perez...the first time a catcher earned that honor since 1992. coming up... a flfld becomes deaay in texas. and, health care enrollment is underway

we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. plenty of sunshine and warm 70s in most of the kwwl viewing area today. and that will continue for a couple more days before we up. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered, with ally "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weaher informatioio. here is additionalalforecast

from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: warm weather will continue for the next few days as we see temps staying out 15 degreee above normal through midweek. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras show plenty of sunshine. temperatures are already in the upper 60s to low 70s over most of the viewing area with some cooler temps in nw iowa, but still above average. southerly winds have picked up to mainly 10- 15 mph but there are a few areas a little stronger. a few clouds are tracking through, but they are mainly high and thin... more are up in the dakotas and minnesota along a front that will stay up there... the system it is attached to will veryryslowly track through the plains states and really keep us in the mild weather for another few days. highs will be mainly in the 60s and 70s today anan tomorrow. e will end up in the upper 60s to

low 80s today with southwesterly winds and mostly sunny skies. we could have fog forming in some areas tonight. and lows will stayyabove normal... in the mid to upper 40s, for a good jump start for tomorrow... highs back in the upper 60s to low 70s. we will have the winds pick up on wednesday, but we stay wawa for one mooe day before the system tracks through our area... that will bring wind and rain thursday and thursday night with some rain lingering into friday. we will be much cooler, too. temperaturerewill likely be falling on friday and we will be in the upper 40s to low 50s for the weekend. before the system tracks through our area... that will bring wind and rain thursday ananthursday nighghwith some rain lingering into

friday. we will be much cooler, too... temperatures will likely be falling on friday and we will be in the upper 40s to low 50s for the weekend. at least six people are dead following heavy flooding in texas. one of the victims -- a 67-year-old woman. she and her husband were swept away from their home. he was rescued, she was not... . "we were hoping and praying and holding out hope that the

but it was what it was." angel now and so i'm happy now that she's finally found a happy place." houston also took a heavy blow from the weather. authorities did more than 130 water rescues in the area. coming up.... 's only the beginning of novemeber and a turkey copany is alreadydygearing up for thanksgiving. what they're doing to help you and, a new report shows people still prefer paper over electronic coupons. details coming up you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in n lpha,

accomplish what this runner did. john is a 73-year- old from las vegas. he crossed the finish line of a marathon innnew hampshire yesterday -- his 50th race... one for each state. he's done seven this year alone. 10 years ago, he ran the marathon to marathon in western iowa. taylor swift is being sued for allegedly sttaling lyrics for her hit song "shake it off". musician jessie braham claims one of his songs contains the same 22-word phrase that swift used in "shake it off". swift's song was released last year. braham is eeking 42 million dollars in damages from swift and her record label, as well as a writing

coming up.... why people choose paper over electronic couppns. and, it's only the beginning of novemeber but one turkey company is already gearing up for thanksgiving. this is kwwl-- we'll be right back. and when you sse 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 iiormation. thanknkgiving isn't until the if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line.

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health care enrollment is underway through the federal marketplace. now you can check out prices and plans... and enroll online at healthcare.gov. you have to sign up by january 31st. but if you sign up earlier -- your coverage begins january first. if you already have coverage through the federal marketplace -- you have a different deadline. changes must be made by december 15. coming up on kwwl, the mister food test kitchehe.... e ultimate weeknight meal -- done in just a few simple steps.

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wrestles a student. and it's all caught on camera. plus, what a mother did while trick or treating with her kids that's making people shake their heads. and, one bar working to prevent drunk driving... with its unique bathrooms. we'lllake a look... welcome back to the news at noon.. i'm ally crutcher today is the first day on the

job for new university of iowa president bruce harreed. the hire of harreld has stirred up controversy since it was announced nearly two months ago. kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live, after speaking to president harreld just minutes ago.... he says the protesters are going to have to find a way to move on.-- because he is here to stay. -- but as you can see behind me many people are angry as this protest has formed, (show protest) many people believe the process to hire harreld president oo the university was flawed. here is a protest at a recent board of regents meeting they believe he was preselected for the position without giing the other three candidates a fair chance... i've also heard over and over

again that people don't believe harreld is qualified for the position as president with his buisness background. there aae also many people who are upset because they feel like their voices weren't heard as many people spoke out about harreld before he was hired... our own nikki newbrough has just joined me here she plans on talking with these i will mention, i talked to many students large, there are also many students who aren't sure what's going on here... we've got you covered live in iowa city, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. we will continue to follow univeveisty of iowa president bruce harreld's first day, bringing you updates tonight at 5 &6. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your first forecast. another nice ternoon... teteps are already reading in the upper 60s and low 70s in the area along with southwest winds up to

we have plenty of sunshine, too, although a few clouds will continue to track through. we will stay warm with those gusty winds this afternoon as highs climb into the 70s over most of the viewing area. we stay warm for a couple more days before reality returns. i'll have that forecast for you in a few minutes. a driver crashee after carjaccing a woman -- and it's all caught on camera. police say a man carjacked the woman at gunpoint at a gas station in a driver crashes after carjacking a woman -- and it's all caught on camera. police say a man carjacked the woman at gunpoint at a gas station in florida. as he was driving g ay -- a deputy put out stop sticks. the vehicle then crashed into another one. the suspect then gets out and takes off -- but was caught. the man who recorded this -- was on his lunck break when he saw the speed chase. i didn't know none of that had happened at the gas station investigators say the suspect might also be wanted for robbing a

few hours before the carjacking. a teacher is suspected of showing up to work drunk. not only that, he's accused of wrestling a student. this video shows what happened in the california classroom. & students say it sounded like he a student was acting up in attention to none of that. so, couldn't understand him because he was slurring his words students rannto get a school resource officer. the teacher was then arrested. a san diego mom is under fire for what she did halloween night. she was trick or treating withth her kids when she came upon a house that was handing out full sized candy bars. the homeowner wasn't home but left a bowl of candy and a note that read: "help yourself but be cocoiderate." the mom appapaently took tte message to heart and took handfuls of candy and encouraged her kids to do

haven't identified the woman, but after others see this video we may soon know whooshe is. an explosion levels a house. this happened in michigan. firefighters are trying to figure out what caused the blast which destroyed the home and sent debris flying into neighboriig housese. one man wentntto the hospital with burn injuries. two homes have been evacuated after a sinkhole opens up in florida. the sinkhole is reportedly 22 feet wide, and 27 feet deep. this hapapened on private property and will -- reportedly -- be the responsibility of the homeowners to contact their insurance company to fill it. a tourist is bitten by a shark while on vacation. ocean rescue crews in florida say the woman was standing in the water when the shark bit her leg, causing a seven- inch gash. beachgoers helped bring the woman to shore. "i looked over at her and she said, 'somebody help me.' i saw the fin come up and slap her in the face and she said, 'it got me,' so i grabbed her hand and drug her back to the shore."

the woman went to the hospital -- her condition is not known. a woman is recovering and facing charges after authorities say she was bitten by a zoo tiger in nebraska. the incident happened sunday morning at an omaha zoo. police say a woman trespassed on zoo property after hours and tried to pet the tiger. investigators say the tiger bit her when she reached into the animal's cage. the woman was hospitalized with a hand injury and charged with crimmal trespass. police sayaythe 33- year-ood woman may have been intoxicated when she entered the zoo. the zoo is investigating the incident a man is trying to enjoy a meal at a florida cracker barrel -- when he's shot in the llg. he went to the hospital but is expected to recover. according to investigators -- the gunfire appeared to be accidental and the person with the gun is cooperating. a trapeze artist goes to the hospital after falling 30-feet during a circus show in philadephia. the man is expected

to be ok -- he has a lower back injury. the circus is trying to figure out what went wrong during the stunt. a bar has a sobering way of trying to keep customers from trouble. go to the bathroom at one bar in utah -- and you'll be going to jail. at least you'll feel like it. theewall wraps pp customers in a jail uniform. as they wash your hands, they're wheel... "you see yourself in that it?" the focus was on keeping p pople safe on halloween weekend -- but the bar now says it'll keep the wraps in place for the next month to make sure customers stay safe, beyond halloween. we expect the number of casass of e-coli -- linked to restaurants in two states to grow. 22 cases have been reported because of an outbreak at chipotle in washington and oregon. the restaurant chain has now closed 43 locattons because of it. eight t eople have been taken to the hospital.

there's a need for farmers. as many age -- there's an effort to recruit. yesterday -- people came out to grant county, wisccsin to see the documentary "the greenhorns." the film follows young people as they begin their farming career. it also brings attention for the need of a new generation of farmers. experts say the average age of a "the landscape behehnd me is full of baas and farm houses be changing hands in the next twenty years." the film also addresse challenges new farmers face -- like land transitions and finding a way to buy land. iowa's own abrah meyer will serve as the new future farmers of america central region vice president. the iowa state university agriculture business student was elected o the positioio this eekend during the national f-f-a convention in indianapolis. meyer -- along with students from arkansas, ohio, utah, tennessee

and georgia were all elected to their respective positions. coing up ... a big surprise for one man when he finds an enveepe full of cash inside a car. find out what he does with it. and stormtrack seven meteorologist will be back wi your storm trara seven day

dear future, sailid through that diaper stage, lelened to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out t r me, future?

"now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from thhkwwl stormtrtrck 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: warm weather till continue for the next few days as we see temps stayinn abouou 15 degrees above normal through

stormtrack7 live weather network cameras show plenty of sunshine. temperatures are already in the upper 60s to low 700 over most oothe viewing area with some cooler temps in nw iowa, but still above average. southerly winds have picked up to mainly 10- 15 mph but there are a few eas a little stronger. a few clouds are tracking through, but theeare mainly hiih and thin... more are up in the dakotas and minnesota along a front that will stay up there... the system it is attached to will very slowly track through the plains states and really keep us inthe mild weather for another few days. highs will l e mainly in the 66 and 70s today and tomorrow. we will end up in the upper 60s to low 80s today with southwesterly winds and mostly sunny skies. we could have fog forming in some areas tonight. and ows will

a good jump start for tomorrow... highs back in the upper 60s to low 70s. we will have the winds pick up on wednesday, but we stay warm for r ne more day before the system tracks through our area... that will bring wind and rain thursday and thursday night with some rain lingering into friday. we will be much cooler, too... temperatures will likely be falling on friday and we will be in the upper

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this is why we're toldto stay indoors during a thunderstorm. check this out: watch closely ----as lightning strikes this national weather service radar tower in texas! a technician with the national weather service ws recording video of the storm when the bright bolt burst before him. unfortunataty, the liggtning knocked out important radar data equipment during the flash flooding beautiful weather continues for

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