near the university of iowa campus...police are now looking for three men. six people were home at the time...including the four college students who live there... kwwl's kristin rogers stopped by the house today, she talked to the students who herself... i had to knock on the door muliple times before talking to the students who told me they were scared to open the door because early this morning it was another knock on the door home. "it didn't really hit you right then. like youhkind of more after more so." college students, trying to comprehend whht happened their faces not shown, because they are still shaken up by the situation. "a couple of big bangs, i didn't exactly know what it was at first but then it ended up, turned out to b, them kicking iithe door." three men, you can see the footprint right here... the door busted in so hard it knocked the wood trim

and left dry wall on the floor. "one of them, he ended up having the gun, and he was just stay here, don't do anything." then i'm told the man with the gun went upstairs pointinggthe gun at people up there. one of the women on the second floor attempted to hide in this bathroom you can see this door was kicked in as well, this time right into her head leaving this welt... "i heard a scream and i started to sit up and i'm like those are a third door is amaged, this time to a bedroom as a some cash and an old cell phone that wasn't in use before they ran out of the home, throwing this working cell phone back to the owner before they left.... "he threw the phone at me and just started running out of the residents told me the iowa city police were called imediately after the three mennleft their house." they called using this cell phone,,, that the robbers had given back

to them. "as fast as i could i just picked it up stood up and called 911." the woman with the welt was checked out by an ambulance and did not need treatment. no one else was hurt, and not a lot was taken as you heard there, the more valuable cell pho was even given back.... but certainly a scary situation the residents say was randodo. we've got you covered live in iowa city, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. iowa city police say the sitution is under investigation crime stoppers is offering up to a thousand dollars cash reward for any information that leads to an arrest. the man wiwih the gun is described as a 6 foot tall slender man in his early twenties wearing dark pants and a gray hooded sweatshirt. the other two men were both

early twenties wearing dark clothing. this the scene yesterday in western iowa. you can see the e-f-one tornado touching down neer avoca -- taken on this cell-phone video. no severe weather toy -- but still some very strong winds -- let's s go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from tt 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 wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rainchances start monday and cotinue through at least thursday.the wind will not be as strong dry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday.the wind will not be as strong

tonight as it was last night and today. the wind graduallyy diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday. plenty of people across eastern iowa still dealing with the fallout of last night's storm. this farm near balltown sustaining the worst wind damage they've evvr seen--trees knocked down, their antennae now resting in a tree. kwwl's brad hanson getting a look at that and ototer damage in dubuque county today. he joins us live now from

that farm just one of many areas dealing with damage today. a local elementary school in dubuque here today also trying to recoup from what could end up being massive osses. it's a busy scene atop dubuque's eisenhower elementary school, as work is being done to replace parts of the roof blown off by strong storms. "once that part of the roof was gone, then rain water wws seeping through the ceceling pretty significantly. we had a storage areas, so all of our p.e. equipment and art supplies, many of those have been damaged." dedeite the extensive damages, classes were held pretty much as usual. "we've had to cancel our p.e., point." (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "no final word yet range. ferguson tells me it school not the only ones dealing sustained at the paisely farm near balltown. (pat paisley, balltown) "we just got the second group of cows in, and we were just feeding them windows and dusted the barn pretty good. and it was about a couple of

big gust came and blew the windows out of the barn, and there was a lot of banging around, and i wasn't sure what be where the hay is--this other shed, blown away and hidden among the cows. paisely was still gaiting to meet with his insurance agency, but says this was by far the worst storm damage they've ever sustained on their farm. we've got you covered live here coninuing today - - those high winds - - making driving a semi - - unpredicatable. a hawkeye community college transportation instructor says winds like this are mentallly and physically challenging for semi drivers as they are constantly correcting the path of the truck. he says just to leave a little extra room on days like today. wind that gusts to 50, that

could make that truck chae vehicles a little extra room and a little extra leeway." for student drivers in the program this was their first time driving in high winds. several said it was eye opening to see how different the effects of wind are between cars a a semis. several black hawk county people received phone calls and text alerts during last night's storm. due to a glitch -- several phone calls were repeated long after the storr passed. kwwl's macleod hageman visits the black hawk county emergency management agency in waterloo to explain the glitch. mac -- what's being dodoe to fix it? amanda/ron -- state officials in des moines say thye're working around the clock to ensure mumutiple weather alerts aren't set out --

(nats... phone rings... hello... weather service alert "tornados may be imminant ... seek shelter immediately." the first call -- like this -- went out des moines say thye're working amanda/ron -- state officials in set out -- like this. this -- went out after five -- long after the threat of our residents in black hawk county, and we certainly for that to happen." black hawk county emergency services cordinator loie glover says the new alee iowa system experienced a glitch -- only in black hawk county -- and state problem. "it created some issues for our folks. we're really sorry about that. computees, you either got system in des moines, not here at the black hawk county emergency management agency in waterloo." "so with 23,000 people, it takes a while to get those calls

like lorie says -- nearly 23-thousand black hawk county people are signed up to receiveealerts from the new statewide system -- put in place just this past spring. lorie says the new system is much cheaper for taxpayers -- and benefiis smaller counties that didn't before. we've got you covered live in waterloo -- macleod hagema -- kwwl news. thankkmac. the old systememcost nearly 48- thousand dollars a year to maintain -- only in black hawk county. the new system comes with a 400- thousand dollar price ttg -- but for the entire state. in continuing coverage... teachers of a missing waterloo student are orggnizing another search. moe sed was last seen at his home on october 22nd. he is a refugee from burma. sed is currently a student at west

high school. his teachers will meet at the embarc office this turday starting at ten for another search. they say the're going to be looking in parks and trails. coming up on kwwl, the game-ball for this saturday's iowa-minnesota game making a long, but very patriotic journey. plus.. semi final action in eight-man football -- as don bosco looks to get to the state finals. 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. "winner of the regional emmy for outstanding newscast. you're watching kwwl. we've got and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl news at six." "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl."

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7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormrack 7 weather team: the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry wekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least hursday.the wind wiil not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances tart monday and continue through at least thursday.the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishehe friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday.the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a

and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue $& through at least thursddy.the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy $& and wet week.ain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday.the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry wekend is ahea a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday.the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday.the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy monday and continue through at

least thursday.the wind will not be as strong diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start tonight as it was last night and and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday. dozens of veteransnsare taking care of this weeks minnesota/iowa game ball. in fact-- all week they are walking the ball from minneapolis to iowa city. they started on sunday at 10 in the morning.

kwwl's nikki newbrough joins us live. nikki they've got a ways to go. that's right we caught up with the group near waterloo. this group isn't raising money...instead they are raising awareness for vetern suicide. if you were around the waaerloo area during the lunch hour you may have noticed these guys walking on the side of the road. the univeristy of iowa veterans association decided to carry the game ball from minneeta to iowa city. each group walked 15 to 20 miles. it was a tough, windy walk today...but they're walking for awareness of veteran suicide. "i think the main idea behind pound ruck for 22 veterans that t kill themselves every day. so being part of that was really cool because we're not here raising money or raising anything except for awareness." we're told this might be thh first time the university of iowa veterans association has done this. the distance is 286 miles long.

they plan to be in iowa city on saturday. we've got you covered nikki newbrough h wl news. the game will kickoff saturday at seven p-m at kinnick stadium. the hawkeyes will be looking for revege after getting blown out last year 51-14 in minnesota. coming up... at the state volleyball tournament in cedar rapids, can the cedar faals tigers dig themselves out of a 2 set deficit to powerful bettendorf... and at the state football playoffs at the uni-dome, the don bosco dons are just one win awuy from their third championship berth in four years. the last team tt beat the dons--newell fonda is standing in their way.

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if you think there's no solution tohe 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. so, what are we waiting for? in four years of 8- man football the don bosco dons have only lost two games--today they looked to avengeene of those defeats--a playoff loss to newell- fonda

both teams come into today's game unbeaten... the game is scoreless in the first quarter when well-fonda's cole wise from his defensie end position--- tips a brandon bagby pass to himself-f- wise returns the interception 65 yards for a touchdown and a 7-0 newell fonda lead,. don bosco head coach colby yoder can't believe it... but his dons respond.. brandon bgby drops back and hits dylan reiher with a 24 yard touchdown paas---the dons trail 6 a halftime... the game turned on a don bosco accidental onside kick in the third quarter...the dons recover...and turn it into six... jjl sweeney ddshes and brraks several tackles on his way to a 25 yard touchdown runo give don bosco its first lead of the game... 12-7. don bosco gets more later in the third.. bradon bagby finds some running on the keeper and scampers 25 yards to the mustangs one yard line... nick mangrich scores on the next

play to make it 18-7 dons...while the future don bosco stars scream with delight--- brandon bagby puts the game away with a perfect ov4er the shouldee52 yard touchdown pass to caleb rigdon ---the dons in control 24-7 late in the 3rd quarter.... in the 4th....don bosco's nick mangrich calls his own number and runs 24 yards for his second touchdown of the game to complete the scoring-- whicl the don bosco defnse is simply lights out-- the dons hold newell- fonda to just 23 yards of total offense-- with dalton smith recording three sacks in don bosco's 30-7 victory over the last team to beat them. we came to play the second 37-36 little exxra incentivv coming into this game the dons play marcus-meredith - cleghorn for the 8 man

next week.. m-m-c is the only other 5a state volleyball.. second ranked bettendorf and third ranked cedar falls the tiger's grace burken with the kill, however, bettendorf wins the first two sets..... in the third set, cedar falls comes back. grace burken again with the kill the tigers win the set 26-24. set 4....the tigers taylor dynch comes up big. cf takes the 4th set 25-21. but the bulldogs prevail in the 5th and deciding see 15-9 to advance. the tigers lose 3 sets to two. just proud of how they raise the bar since they have been here and done a greatjob of it... the tigers finish a great season

the hempstead mustangs meets power houseankeny centennial with a trip tothe 5-a championship match oo the line set one, alana cooksley sets senior kasey davis for the kill. the mustangs hanging tough.... hempstead middle hitter makayla doyle witthe soft hands and point for the mustangs, but ankeny centennial is three games to too good getting the sweep three sets to none.... in class 4-a the west delaware hawks faced lewis central. , hawks up 2 setet to none. haley lead. west delaware senior outside hitter kristen wegmann comes up big with the kill, the lead grows to three points. 3) match point. lewis central desperate to stay alive, but they lose control of the ball and the match. west delaware sweeps the titans in three sets to adance to the 4-a state title match. in class 3-a mount vernon took on the west liberty comets. 1) the comets took set one 25-22, in the second set kaitlyn

volesky and rory light on the net defense adn put back for the point, mustangs led 3-1. 2) still in the second set, outside hitter wynne vandersall with the hit, the ball bounces off the defender, point mount vernon...... but top ranked west liberty too strong--advancing in

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