for joining us. tonight- we are taking a closer look at video from an offiier- involved shooting, that we first showed you yesterday..here it is.. the suspect is driving the blue mini van, as he whips around the corner, you see an officer in the street. the officer then fires 4 shots at the van. the suspect continues to drive off...sending police on a chase for 5 miles. at last check, the driver, brandon seeley is still in the hospital. kwwl's lauren moss has been looking into the video and speaking with tonight... many people have been reaching out..asking why an officer would open fire in is case. well because it involves an officer, the iowa division of criminal investigation is now looking into this. but tonight, we have a rare nats of schreech and shots 4 shots ringing throughout this waterloo neighborhood. but this shooting, involves an unidentified waterloo officer. take a closer look. the highlighted part of your screen shows an officer in

the middle of behind the wheel is this man- brandon seeley wantete for possession with intent to deliver marijuana police say thevan was coming at the officer- so he shoots...nat. now i'm right at the corner of 4th and wellington where the shooting happened right here behind me and many people have building is an elementary school. i'm gonna have to move again because don't like his...i'm not a young person, i'm getting older i just want some peace." here it is again...you see the van turning the corner, and getting very close to the officer.. the officer was not hurt, but seely was taken to the hospiiil for gunshot wounds. i reached out to the d-c-i, and

several messages today.. but have not heard back at this time. we'' got you coveveed, lauren moss ...kwwl news. thanks lauren- we also reached out to waterloo police chief dan trelka, who did not want to make a comment at this time, as the the iowa division of criminal investigation continues to invvtigate. nice weather could turn to rain tomorrow. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from theewwl stormtracc 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: clouds increase tonight and we rerein mostly cloudy to cloudy through eaaly friday morning. we are tracking a cold front forecast to move through the state thursday evening. scattered showers and isolated storms are expected between 4 pm and midnight. rain amouts will bbless than 0.50" where it temperatures will be the 60s one more time thursday before

the cold front ushers in highs in `he low 50s starting friday into theheweekend. a gusty south wind through thursday switches to the northwest thursday evening. a gusty northwest wind friday continues into saturday.clouds increase tonight and we remain mostly cloudy to cloudy through early friday morning. we aae preparing to deploy to afghanistan as part of operation enduring freedom. the nearly 40- member group of the 649th regional support groo, based in cedar rapids, will be responsible for managing facilities, providing administrative and logistical support and security of personnel and facilities on bas. the unit will have a farewell ceremony on sunday, november 15. the ceremony will begin at 9 a.m. police say a man's condition is getting worse -- after he was hit a car this morning. authorities responded to the university avenue and midway

intersection -- after a kwwl's macleod hageman joins us live e n the newsroom with the latest. mac -- have you heard? amanda/ron -- waterloo police say 33-year-old robert johnson was taken to iowa city -- after he was first taken to a nearby hospital for broken bones. his was the scene this morning -- as a 21-year-old laporte city driver collided with johnson. waterloo police tell me the driver was not at fault or ited. one woman who uses the nearby bus stop says -- it's a dangerous intersection -- and she too was most hit this rning. "i was afraid. i had to stepped back at least 20 feet away from where i was standing. so, i had to do something to protect myself." now after driving frm cedar falls to waterloo on university -- twice -- i was able to count 18 intersections with stoplights. only eleven of those had usable crosswalks -- and most of them were closer to cedar falls.

we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. thanks mac. this is the second pedestrian-related incident ininthat area inna week. last week there was a similar incident that killed a pedestrian. terry harp was hit by a car trying to cross university avavnue in cedar falls. sheewas 59. police say she stepped right in front of a car... she was on her way to a bus stop -- and was heading to pizza hut -- where she worked for 29 years. a former associate athletic director at the university of iowa files a discrimination lawsuit against the school... jane meyer filed a suit claiming the athletic director gary barta tried to derailler career..... meyer wawa removed from her duties in december of last year -- nearly a week later she was brought back on to a position "well beneath her experience and pay grade" according to her attorney.

in waterloo...none of the candidates recieved more than 50 percent of the vote. the most votes -- councilman quentin hart and former mayor tim hurley three people on yesterday's ballot the top two, school board member jim brown and current mayor jon crews will go head to head next month. kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in downtown waterloo. nikki these election results aren't surprising. wixh five candidates in waterloo and three in cedar falls, it would have b ben tough for somemee to get the majority. now, they're hoping we head out one more time to vote again. (nats cheering) it was an exciting election night. (quentin hart)"i'm so thankful and blessed." two celebrations in the watloo mayoral l ace. mamaor pro tem quentin hart against former mayor tim hurley. (tim hurley)"in my heart i'd hope to take care of things

tonight." but that's not all. the same case can be made in cedar falls. (jon crews) "its obviously mind." current mayor john crews against school board member jim brown. (jim brown)"we'll give it the best shot we can" another month off campaigning for these four folks. black hawk county auditor, grant veeder isn't surprised. (grant veeder)"well no one got the majority because majority is defined as over fifty percent." so now voters will head back to the polls in decemeber. on the ballot, the top two vote getters from the waterloo mayor ticket and cedar falls ticket. "ordinances require a runoff if no body gets a majority. all the other cities in black hawk county have different ordinances." in the situation if there is a tie with

this runoff, grant veeder says the board of supervisors will draw. live in downtown waterloo nikki newbrough kwwl news. the cedar falls and waterloo mayoral races aren't the only races with runoffs. people who liie in ward four in waterloo will be voting again for who they'd like in that city council seat. another vote we closely followed was a tax levy for the grout museum district in waterloo, which passed easily getting about 59 percent of the vote... what does that mean for the museum. the excutive director says it allows them to do some planng as far as exhibits and where the "and is allows us to relieve the pressure we're putting on the endowment all these years. so i know that will be a good thing special purposes." the levy on a 100 thousand dlar

home ends up being about 25 dollars a year... a new poll shows ben carson and donald trump virtually tied for the rebulican lead. accorrng to a quinnipiac university poll released today, trump totaled 24 percent of the g-o-p support, while carson tallied 23 percent. the poll surveyed around 1,200 registered voters from both the republican and democratic side. coming up on kwwl, a reward is being offered for the return of a missing service dog in training. and - two people are dead after the stolen caathey were in rashes. and... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar.... chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg will have your full forecast, coming up. and whn you see news - or if you have picturee or video to share... you can do that by going to our page

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forecast#on kwwl." 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: clouds increrese tonight and we remain mostly cloudy to cloudy through early friday morning. we are tracking a cold front forecast to move through the state thursday evening. scattered showers and isolated storms are expected beeween 4 pm and midnight. rain amounts

will be less than 0.50" where it rains. the clouds clear early friday morning with a mostly sunny sky in the afternoon. temperatures will be the 60s one more time thursday beffre the ccd front ushers in highs in the low 50s starting friday into the weekend. a gusty south wind through thursday switches to the northwest thursday evening. a gusty northwest wind friday continues inino saturday.clluds increase tonight and we remain mostly cloudy to cloudy through early friday morning. we are tracking a cold front forecast to movethrough the state thursdayyvening. scattered showers and isolated storms are expected between 4 pm and midnight. rain amounts will be less than 0.50" where it rains. the clouds clear early friday morning with a mostly sunny sky in the afternrnn. temperatures will be the 60s one more time thursday before the cold front ushers in highs in the low 50s starting friday into the weekend. a gusty south wind through thursday switches to the northwest thursday evevning. a gustyy

northwest wind friday continues into saturday.clouds increase tonight and we remain mostly cloudy to cloudy through early friday morning. we are trackikig a cold fronttorecast to move through the state thursday evening. scattered showers and isolated storms are expected between 4 pm and midnight. rain amounts will be less than 0.50" where it rains. thth clouds clear early iday morning th a mostly sunny sky in the afternoon. temperatures will bthe 60s one more time thursday before the cold front ushers in highs in the low 50s starting friday into the weekend. a gusty south wind through thursday switches to the northwest thursday evening. a gusty northwest wind friday continues into saturday.clouds increase tonigh and we remain mostly cloudy to cloudy through earlylyfriday morring. we are trackikig a cold front forecast to move through the state thursday evening. scattered showers and isolated storms are expected between 4 pm and midnight. rain amounts will return of a missing serviie dog

the dog's name is latham and he went missing on sunday near parkersburg. latham is part of retrievjng freedom and will eventually become a servve dog for a veteran or a child with autism. if you have any information that could lead to his whereabouts call 319-290-0350. an ioww judge dismissed a lawsuit against governor terry branstad. the lawsuit challenged branstad's decision to close two state mental health centers this year. the suit was filed by the head of iowa's largest employees union and 20 democratic lawmakers. they claimed that closing the centers clarinda and mount pleasant was illegal. two people are dead after the stolen car they were in crashed. sioux city police say the car struck seseeral vehicles before runniig

into a tree and then overturning onto its top tuesday afternoon. 34-year-old jonas rouillard and 28- year-old autumn flowers were taken to the hospital but died from their injuries. "we did have witnesses who saw the vehicle travel up over the hill, went as far to say hill," "it was traveling that fast." siouucity fire rescue and sioux city police used the jaws of life to remove at least one of the accident victims from the vehicle, that was reported stolen five days ago. paramedics rushed them to mercy medical center, but they didn't survive. a man leads police on a chase with a loaded handgun in his pickup. winneshiek county sheriff's office respooded to a disturbance at a home ii spillville. multiple people were inside, including a child. authorities say jeffery kuennen led police on a chase while armed with a handgun.

over and was taken into custody. coming up... we get a first look at this year's northern iowa wrestling team.. and what will the iowa hawkeyes do to o low down the fafat paced indiana hoosier offense.

if you think we can grow our econony 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. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? with the iowa hawkeyes ranked number nine in the first college football ankings and ssiling through their first eight games unbeaten it may be easy to overlook a matchup with an indiana hoosier team that has lost four straight. but iowa head coach kirk ferentz is well aware of the dangers indiana presents. the hoosiers took top ranked ohio state to the wire in

uptempo style of offense. it's really difficult when you quality look from scout teams in general, no matter what the challenge to duplicate that tempo, the way they do it with their proficiency, you can't do it, it's not realistic. the onus falls on our players to really do a great job of concentrating. indiana and iowa kick it off at 2:30 saturday afternoon. today the 2015-2016 northern iowa wrestling team met with the media. the panthers return four ncaa qualifiers-- including all- american dylan peters from denver, high school. the panthers also bring a top 5 national recruiting class led by 4-time iowa state champion max thomsen from union. after going unbeaten in dual meets and finishing 15th nationally in 2014... uni took a

step ack finishing 34th nationally in 2015. uni head coach doug schwab talked about how the panthers can get that swagger back. deep i think we have built that competetea certain way y heather ititit lifting or competing a guy's output has to you are. the panthers first home dual meet is november 28th against top five national power missouri at the west gym

this is something you don't see everyday. a large 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home is moved about nine blocks in marion to make way for new intersectton project on the busy street of 29th avenue. many watched as the home made it's way through the neighborhood

be moved in the city in the next month for the interseccon project. th homes were originally set for demolition, until they were purchased from the city. the homes are in good shape, we got a look inside the one still on it's lot. "this is a great home, why destroy it? so, i'm glad we came by and wants to let everyone know what's up." the project will begin in april of 2016 when a mini roundabout will be put in. the roundabout comes after residents approached the city concerned about the safetey of the intersecxion. kwwl had a wasp. ron steele, rick coleman, producer scott albanese, and news director shane moreland were involved. many "valiant" swings think they killed it but they didn't. let's go to storm track seven

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