for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we continue to track a large storm system and it is forecast to produce thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening. some storms could be severe with damaging wind, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. the best timing for any severe storms, if they occur, would be between 2 and 7 pm wednesday. the rain tapers off from west to east shortly after midnight wednesday night. rain amounts could be near 2" with any storms. the wind becomes strong from the northwest with gust to 45 or 50 mph from midnight wednesday night to midnight thursday night. the wind gusts friday would be near 30 mph and then a much lighter wind friday night.we continue to isolated tornadoes. the best tapers off from west to east shortly after midnight wednesday night. rain amounts could be 50 mph from midnight wednesday an investigation continues, and

the university of iowa campus. the first hawk alert coming this morning, then many more this afternoon. kwwls olivia mancino has the latest. "yeah guys multiple reports of sexual assaults happening in less than 24 hours and campus "less than 24 hours is a little alarming" alarming that in the middle of the day, a man is campus. "a lot of my friends were shocked we were talking about it in a group chat today, saying how scary it was" the reports coming in near the university hospital and main library tuesday afternoon was the second hawk alert of the day, the first coming in the morning. ashley meade, a nursing student at the university says she often stays at the library until one in the morning. shes afraid to walk alone.

"i feel like no matter how many girls you walk with, you never responsible for all the reported sexual assaults-- although campus spokesperson tom moore says it's unclear whether the man, described to be in his 30s, is a student. but as night falls on campus, his actions still weigh they were all so close together." meyers says she hates walking alone on campus, although she believes the unviersity does go to great lengths to make students feel safe. they do to help this." "students are encouraged to always walk in groups and be very aware of their surroundings, not just after what happened today but always. we've got you covered in iowa city olivia mancino kwwl news." the campus was given the all clear around two-forty this afternoon, the man accused of groping women is in

the fourth g-o-p debate tonight in milwaukee. not as many fireworks this time around. steve handelsman is in milwaukee with reaction from tonight's debate. carly fiorina / (r) presidential candidate "go to a 3 page tax code - yes there are plans!" in the debate on the fox (nat sot - moderator question) "did you want to name any specific steps, sir?" how ... exactly ... would each candidate fix our middle and simple - flat tax." (sot marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate "yes - i have a child tax credit increase - and i'm proud of it. (sot donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "each one of those tax plans is better then the mess that we have right now." four candidates debated earlier this was the eight top polling republicans ben carson and donald trump tied at the top carson's account of his youth was an issue. (sot dr. ben carson / (r) presidential candidate "thanks for not asking me what i said in the 10th grade." trump again called for a wall on the mexican border all

you have to do is ask israel. the wall works - believe me." (sot jeb bush / (r) presidential candidate "12 million illegal immigrants - to possible." (edit) "they're doing high five's in the clinton campaign when they hear this." it was a competition but also a look at how a republican president... presumably one of these 8... would try to for december 15th in las vegas. democratic debate this saturday at drake university. two iowa men accused of making threats against a world pokemon championship event pleading not guilty.

year-old kevin norton are being held on 150- thoudand dollar bail. they were arrested in august after authortiies say they made social media threats against the competition in boston. police later found a shotgun, rifle, and ammunituion in their car when they tried to register for the event. their next court appearance is scheduled for the 19th. authorities are investigating a man's death in calhoun county. the man's body was found in the 200 block of second street in pomeroy with a gunshot wound. no arrests have been made at this time -- but the public is not believed to be in any danger. a local university is offering free vaccines -- after an unusually large outbreak of mumps hit the campus. the outbreak affecting more than 100 people in iowa city since mid- july. the mumps is highly contagious and is spread through contaminated saliva... so the university of iowa is trying to put an end to it.

students packingthe iowa memorial union for their free vaccination earlier today. students getting the shot will be the third round of the measles-mumps- rubella vaccination. (sot. cg: lisa james/university of iowa nurse) "it's our hope that the more students that get vaccinated with this third one slow this outbreak." nurses say the students actually had to get the first two rounds of the m-m-r vaccine to be enrolled in the discussion for a new career and technical education center is underway. it's a 47 million dollar bond issue referendum -- and signatures are being collected to present to the board. waterloo schools superintendent dr. jane lindaman says the career and technical education center will be built near central middle school -- and will benefit the whole community. des moines is the only current location for a school like this. she says schools that have this type of programming have a 92 percent graduation rate. right now, waterloo has 70 to 75 percent graduation rate -- and lindaman says they can do

better. " "it's not about about a about doing better for our kids. waterloo kids are just as bright and have just as much promise as anyone else." proposed plans also include renovations to waterloo east and west high schools. they are looking to make both buildings fully air-conditioned, among other things. coming up on kwwl... multiple people killed after a plane crashes into an apartment building. plus.. a pro skier goes tumbling 16- hundred feet down a mountain. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven's chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast, coming up... "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron steele, amanda goodman, chief

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: we continue to track a large storm system and it is forecast to produce thunderstorms damaging wind, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. the best timing for any severe storms, if they occur, would be between 2 and 7 pm wednesday. the rain

tapers off from west to east shortly after midnight wednesday night. rain amounts could be near 2" with any storms. the wind becomes strong from the northwest with gust to 45 or 50 mph from midnight wednesday night to midnight thursday night. the wind gusts friday would be near 30 mph and then a much lighter wind friday forecast to produce thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening. some storms could be severe with damaging wind, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. the best timing for any severe storms, if they occur, would be between 2 and 7 pm wednesday. the rain tapers off from west to east night. rain amounts could be near 2" with 50 mph from midnight wednesday night to midnight thursday night. the wind gusts friday would be near 30 mph and then a much lighter wind friday thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening. some storms could be severe with damaging wind, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. the best timing for any severe storms, if they occur, would be between 2 and 7 pm wednesday. the rain tapers off from west to east shortly after midnight wednesday night. rain amounts could be near 2" with 50 mph from midnight

wednesday night to midnight thursday night. the wind gusts friday would be near 30 mph and then a much lighter wind friday night.we continue to track a large storm system and it is forecast to produce thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening. some storms could be severe with damaging wind, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. the best timing for any severe storms, if they occur, would be between 2 and 7 pm wednesday. the rain tapers off from west to east shortly after midnight wednesday night. rain amounts could be near 2" with any storms. the wind becomes strong from night to midnight thursday night. the wind gusts friday would be near 30 mph and then a much lighter wind friday night.we continue to track a large storm system and it is forecast to produce thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening. some storms could be severe with damaging wind, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. the best timing for any severe storms, if they occur, would be between 2 and 7 pm wednesday. the rain tapers off from west to east shortly after midnight wednesday night. rain amounts could be near 2" with any storms. the wind becomes strong from the northwest with gust to 45 or 50 mph from midnight wednesday night to midnight thursday night. the wind gusts friday would be near 30 mph and then a much lighter wind

this is the eve of veterans day, continue to track a large timing for any severe storms, if near 2" with any storms. much lighter wind friday damaging wind, heavy rain and night. rain amounts could be would be near 30 mph and then a timing for any severe storms, if night to midnight thursday night.we continue to track a olatd ordes. the best near 2" with a night.we continue to track a afternoon and evening. some timing for any severe storms, if shortly after midnight wednesday night. rain amounts could be 50 mph from midnight wednesday night to midnight thursday night. the wind gusts wednesday night. rain amounts could be near 2" with any storms. the wind becomes strong from night. the wind gusts friday would be near 30 mph and then a much lighter wind

this is the eve of veterans day, and three iowa veterans have reunited to share their unique bond from a war long ago...a war which saw two of them shot down in combat. the two were pilots of the cobra gunship helicopter, which sits at dubuque's veteran's memorial plaza. the other is the pilot who got them out of harm's way, after they were shot down, all three are together tonight telling their story. kwwl's brad hanson getting the chance to sit down with all three of them tonight. he joins us live now from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque. brad this is an incredible veterans day story. incredible doesn't even begin to describe it--these men last saw their helicopter fourty four years

and today they all came to dubuque for the first time in the cobra attack helicopter stands guard over the veteran's memorial plaza in dubuque. it last saw action more than four decades ago in vietnam--flown by these men--captain ken dehoff and chief warrant officer wayne burk. they're in dubuque ahead of a veteran's day ceremony, sharing their were hit by three 51 caliber machine gun positions, and essentially shot out of the air, and crashed and burned. and then wayne and i had the they were flown to safety by this man--chief warrant officer kent crisler. (kent crisler, chief warrant officer) "this would make a heck of a movie." but instead of a movie theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confronting ghosts of their past. (wayne burk, chief warrant

officer) "44 years after i saw it the last time, and now i'm seeing it again. maybe i'm hoping that this is a closure, but i don't know." all three men in dubuque for the first time, but it's hardly the first time they've been in touch with one another. "it's almost like a support system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few people in the world that were there and part of that, that you problems." and they're together once again, seeing this helicopter exactly as it was, 44 years ago. "it's an experience that, i stand there and experience all of that? "it brought tears to my eyes. it's truly an honor,

and of course, we want to say thank you to those three gentlemen not only for sharing their story, but for their service--and of course that goes out to all the veterans out there. i also want to take this chance to say happy birthday to the united states marine corps--240 years young today. semper fi marines. we've got you covered from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. those men will be speaking tomorrow at dubuque's veteran's day ceremony, which will be held inside the mystique community ice center. that's slated to kick off around ten-thirty tomorrow morning. coming up on kwwl... thousands

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dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. i can't wait to meet you. apartment building. take a look at the fire here in akron ohio -- after the building exploded. a nearby house also caught fire.

the jet and are all feared to be dead. nobody on the ground was hurt in the crash. thousands of fast food workers around the country going on strike for higher wages. the workers demanding to raise the minimum wage to 15-dollars an hour. the minimum wage here in iowa is just seven-25 -- so it would be a drastic increase in our state. protestors they say they also want to be able to unionize. today's strike is aimed at presidential candidates -- with the election now just a little less than a year away. a pro skier survives a scary fall while going down a mountain in alaska. the man was going down the hill and filming it for an upcoming movie. he falls into a five-foot trench on one of his first turns -- and loses a ski -- sending him cartwheeling 16-

the huge fall taking him less than a minute, luckily -- he was able to pull his airbag -- softening his fall. skaters in dubuque may be less than a year away from a brand new skatepark--one that promises to bring more skaters into the area. there are currently two in dubuque, but skaters say they're outdated, the ramps are too steep and can be too dangerous. the new park would be a concrete, continuous pour park, which is more modern, and safer for skaters. the city is giving six hundred thousand dollars for the project, while two hundred thousand will have to be raised privately. (ben kahle, dubuque) "once you know, it's kind of an investment in a way. you're not only getting the local kids to get out and get active, but you're getting people from all over." a design firm out of chicago has already been contracted to help park.

flora and usha parks are two of the spots being looked at. coming up next... it is survive and advance as the action heats up at the state volleyball tournament in cedar rapids... and like it or not the iowa hawkeyes are a major part of the college football playoff rankings conversation.... rick coleman joins us next on

the iowa hawkeyes ranked number five...one spot out of the 4-team playoff. clemson is number one...alabama is number two..ohio state is number three and notre dame checks in at number four. the hawks which were number nine in the very first playoff rankings last week--jumped four places to number 5 following their 35-27 win over indiana last saturday. iowa head coach kirk ferentz said the hawkeyes are in the national playoff hunt because they have avoided distractions and stayed focused on one game at a time. that's really the bye week we told and whatever they may have been dreaming up, you can only get there week by week. that's about all you can control. i know it's boring and mundane. but for us to be focused or spend time on anything else right

before iowa plays minniesota saturday night at seven---its grapple on the gridiron---today workers rolled out the mats for the big iowa versus oklahoma state wrestling meet saturday morning at kinnick. 4a state volleyball...top ranked west delaware opened with conference rival western dubuque - and the number one hawks get going early kristen wegmann with the kill - they won game one 25 to 21 - bobcats make the second a game - though - megan maahs with the kill - eventually they tie it at 24 apiece - but west delaware takes it 26, take sot first we were worrying about todasy and getting the win and tomorrow we will ..last practiced tomorrow we are looking forward to..

third ranked waverly-shell rock and number eight sioux city heelan split the first two sets -- tied at 18 in the third as wsr's krissa larson comes up with the kill to give the go- hawks a one point edge -- moments later it's larson again -- 20, 18 go-hawks in control -- but they would falter down the stretch -- paige opsahl for heelan puts one home -- the crusaders win the set 25 to 21 -- and the fourth set was all heelan as the attack error ends it -- waverly - shell falls in four -- tight match between fourth ranked marion and number six lewis central -council bluffs after splitting the first two - lewis central gets the third 25-20 after a marion net violation - but the indians storm back in the 4th - caitlyn smith with the tip for a 23, 18 edge -- minutes later the set goes to marion=== alyssa smith - with the winner to send it to a decisive 5th set-- but lewis central pulls it out in five- finishing the match with a block -

thanks rick.

meteorologist mark schnackenberg

thanks for watching the k if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030.