faculty leaders questioned harreld's resume and criticized him for a "failure of professional ethics". fast forward into october where this was the scene during a regents meeting. protesters interrupted the meeting - demanding the resignation of not only harreld, but every member of the board as well. and to make matters worse,a member of the board said the regents may have "dropped the ball" when it came to the search for the new president. we have kwwl's kristin rogers and nikki newbrough joining us live for team seven coverage - and kristin lets start with you. you spoke with bruce harreld this morning, what did he say? ron he said criticism comes with the territory being new and despite large groups asking him to resign, he is here to stay... in fact he said it's time all the critisizers move on. he told me he wants people to

give him a chance and get to know him. on the contrary to what many beleive, bruce harreld beleives his buisness background has given him the experience the lead the university and help them figure out their here, i mean everyone has a right to express themselves, i have no problems with that. on the other hand i just want to professional than that, we can do better and they should ask more from us." on his first day bruce harreld took time to have lunch and talk with some veteran students on campus he also told me he plans to go to washington d.c. tomorrow we've got you covered in iowa city, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. thank you kristin. protestors were out on campus again calling for harreld to resign. kwwl's nikki newbrough was there - and nikki what was it like?

new university of iowa president was flawed. and although it's bruce herrald's first day....they hope he will resign. hundreds of people gathering on bruce hrald first to be president of this great university." they were shouting "resign" or "illegitimate search, illegitimate president." but what started outside quickly moved inside to the door of burce herrald's office. "hey hey ho ho bruce herrald has got to go." these protesters say the search for president herrald was flawed, underhanded and illegal. they say the regents didn't listen to the students and staff. one of the organizers, associate professor john logsdon says if herrald knew about this flawed search, shame on him. "or if he wasn't he shouldn't want to work with these people that have malipulated the facts and the truth with the so called open search." they say the search for the university of iowa new president should have been made public. "because it matters to us at the

john logsdon says he actually spoke to bruce herrald today and told him to resign. he says they shook hands and bruce herrald indicated the protestor didn't have all the information reguarding his resume. ...kwwl news. professor logsdon says he will continue to push back and fight this hire. unusual warm weather in november but how long will it last? let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your firsrs forecast. 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: the

sky remains cleaea tonight untiti late. some areas of fog are possible after 4 am until about 9 am. once the fog thins out, the rest of the day will be mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday morning. the sky remains clear tonight until late. some areas of fog are possible after 4 am until about 9 am. once the fog thins low-mid 70s. wednesday will be another warm day with sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday after a house catches fire. the fire happened at 215 high avenue in oxford. there's no word yet on what caused the fire. a man injured in a farming accident is exexected to be out of the hospital by next week. 46-year-old gary kluesner was working on a tractor in rural farley on friday when he got tangled up and injured.

in iowa city for his injuries. his family tells us members of the community have stepped in to a woman is arrested and charged with child endangerment. the fayette county sheriff's office received a call sunday of in arlington. once there, deputies arrested 29-year-old holley marie robbins. she is charged with child endangerment causing injury, serious assault, and public intoxication. more than 200 students skipped school today in monticello because of some kind of a gun threat. school officals say they're taking the threat seriously. kw-wl's shirley descorbeth is live on the scene and has been following this late breaking story for us. shirley...tell us what you know so far. early this morning, monticello police received an anonymous text message shortly after the start of school saying a student would bring a gun to monticello high school.

police said they couldn't get any more information, because the person ended the text message. it's not the typical day at monticello high school.. received a call from one of our there was a possibility someone might be bringing a weapon, a gun to school today." the monticello police department says it received a text from the tipster shortly before school started. they couldn't get more details because the person left the conversation. "given the current state of affairs nation wide, we chose to take it seriously and as soon as we were able to, we informed anticipate danger to any of the students, but they did take the threat seriously. there was a higher police presence at the school. "it's about 3:15 and school is letting out right now of students walking out of the building." "high number of studdnts did check out, around two hundred in the high school, which is well over half and about 100 in the middle school and in the two elemantarys combined and 25,

27...in that range." i did get a chance to also speak to a student who attended classes today...he said he wasn't worried about coming to class. the superintendent mentioned, if this situation was a prank and someone knows...he would appreciate if anyone comes forward. we've got you covered live in monticello, shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. the day will be excused for the high school students that missed classes today. school officials say they doubt there will be a need for police presence at the school tomorrow. coming up on kkl, the people who work the voting polls gear up as election day approaches. and - one republican presidential candidate makes a stop in the state's capitol as he tries

"now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl."

the sky remains clear tonight until late. some areas of fog are possible after 4 am until about 9 am. once the fog thins out, the rest of the day will be mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the low-mid 70s. wednesday will be another warm day with sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday until about 9 am. once the fog thins out, the rest of the day will be mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the low-mid 70s. wednesday will be another warm day with sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday morning. the sky remains clear tonight until late. some areas of fog are possible after 4 am until about 9 am. once the fog

out, the rest of the day will be mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the low-mid 70s. wednesday will be another warm day with sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday morning. the sky remains clear tonight until late. some areas of fog are possible after 4 am until about 9 am. once the fog thins out, the rest of the day willlbe mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the low-mid 70s. wednesday will be another warm day with sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday until about 9 am. once the fog thins out, the rest of the day will be mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the low-mid 70s. wednesday will be another warm day with sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday

morning. the sky remains clear tonight until late. some areas of fog are possible after 4 am until about 9 am. once the fog thins out, the rest of the day will be mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the low-mid 70s. wednesday will be another warm day with sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday morning. the sky remains clear tonight until late. some areas of fog are possible after 4 am until about 9 am. once the fog thins out, the rest of the day will be mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the low-mid 70s. wednesday will be another warm day with sunshine and this time a gusty south wind. the next chance of rain is forecast for late thursday afternoon into friday morning. the sky remains clear tonight until late. some areas will be mostly sunny and warm. high temperatures will reach the low-mid 70s. wednesday will be

local races around the area will be decided tomorrow as thousands of people cast their vote in the 2015 elections. but before voting opens - - those working the polls and campaigns are gearing up for the day. kwwl's jessica hartman catching up with those workers to find out what they expect form this years elections. speaking with several people involved in the process - - they say the long hours they spend before and during election day - -is about giving serving their community. "hoping to get your vote tomorrow." with just hours bfore the polls open - - volunteers are making one last push to campaign. ranaldo haywood dedicated his day to going door to door to more than 500 houses. the community know about something good, i'm willing to walk." across town - - "get plenty of sleep becuase

use to getting up at five o'clock in the morning." hartman "voter turn out at this waterloo location usually averages about 300 people but with the mayoral race having so many candidates, election officials, are expecting a larger turn out." "being as we have so many candidates for mayor in waterloo and cedar falls, that its going to be a bigger turn out than it normally is, when u just have one or two people." "some of it too, could be the years. is somebody going to come in that is going to try and really help get waterloo back in a positive light? i think we really need that." no matter who people are voting for here in waterloo or around eastern iowa - - alice and paty are hoping citizens exercise their right to vote. "its going to be a beautiful

day so no reason why you can't get out and vote. its your right so lets do it." depending on where you live polls will be opening at either seven a-m or noon and all polls will close at eight. if you need more information on where or when you can vote - - you can contact your local county auditor. we've got you covered live in waterloo. . . jessica hartman kwwl news. the mayoral race in waterloo and ccar falls requires a candidate to win with a simple majority. if that does not happen there will be a run off election the first of december. decision 2016... republican presidential candidate governor john kasich is on a campaign swing through iowa. the ohio governor is still

trying to emerge as a viable candidate from the crowded field of republican presidential contenders. this afternoon, kasich held a town hall for employees at nationwide insurance in des moines. he discussed familiar themes during his campaign event, including balancing the budget and personal interest. s/gov. john kasich (r) presidential candidate :21 "in washington, the key for a if you talk to a farmer, the farmer doesn't want less subsidy, the farmer wants more right? you got to tell the farmer, look if we can lift the country, you're going to be betterroff." tomorrow kasich heads to dubuque for another town hall, and then departs for an event in mobile, alabama. coming up... the first a-p basketball poll is out as the cyclones pick up the highest pre- season ranking in school history -- plus the 30 year wait is over -- we'll hear from the royals after a late game rally gave them a world series championship --

wrong -- but the region right -- as the midwest is home to another world series champion -- thirty years after their first title -- the kansas city royals won a second -- and did it in dramatic fashion last night -- erasing a 2, nothing deficit in the 9th to send the game to extra innings -- before putting a hurting on the new york mets with a 5- run explosion in the 12th to make it feel like 1985 all over again -- salvador perez won the mvp honors -- becoming the first catcher to take that honor in 23 years -- and for the royals who lost in the they wanted to win the division; they won it by 11 games. he

all that's left is the party and the parade -- that is set to take place tomorrow in kansas city -- those people started early -- if the polls are correct -- new iowa state coach steve prohm is inheriting the best cyclone team ever -- i-s-u debuted in the associated press poll at number seven today -- it's the highest pre- season ranking in team history -- of course -- the return of georges niang -- who's received some possible player of the year attention -- has a lot to do with that -- uni coach mark farley confirmed today that sawyer kollmorgen will again miss this weekend's game against indiana state -- kollmorgen has been out since the october 17th western illinois game where he suffered the 4th concussion of his career -- that's mean aaron bailey is likely to go the full game for the third the dome -- farley says bailey's

going to need another solid game -- they're good. as you know their first round if i'm right last year. most of those players are back from last year and they beat us last year. that's enough to tell me, they're a playoff football team. saturday's game kicks off at 4 oh clock in the dome --

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 every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton

one local dentistry is collecting those exxtra treats for a good cause. kwwl's amanda gilbert has more details. "do you want to take the whole bag and then dump it in the bowl." rhett arsenn is one of the many people giving away some of his candy for candy buy back day. dentristy.... people get two dollars for every pound of f andy they bring in keeping the candy that's donated... "the candy we collect today is going to operation gratitude. which goes overseas to the troops." operation guard puts the candy in care packages that are shipped to us.s military... and it's not just candy the troops overseas. mouth wash toothpast.. floss toothbrushes." it's not trick... it's a treat.... "they understand that they are giving their candy to a better

cause. and they aren't giving all of it away. they are just giving in waterlooo... amanda gilbert....kwwl news. in the past the dentistry has collected over three hundred pounds.... this is going on until six today so you still have some time to drop off some extra candy. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for

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