i'm jjrry gallagher... let's check on your weather now with storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan. good morning. it is pretty mild out thee this morning with temps in the low to mid 50s, but we probably won't change much today... southeasterly winds are 10-20 mph already this showers are tracking into the viewing area with a larger area stay brerezy today and keep our temps from changing much as plenty of moisture streams in. we keep the chances of rain for a couple more days+ i'll have that wet forecast for you in a few

our top story this morning:a standoff in waterloo, a late- night standoff has ended peacefully. officers were called to a home on eridan road. a man was threatening to hurt himself. police blocked off the area as they tried to tal to the man. officers say they don't believe he threatened anyone else. e situation ended with police taking him to the hospital for treatment. brand new information this morning: the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks has been identified as a belgian. alss-- other attackers have been identified. tracie potts tells us how americans are remembering the victims of friday's attacks -- including obe of our own. "really big shock, and it really hurts me that this happened." this vigil in california overnight for 23- year-old nohemi gonzales, the only american known to

have died in the paris attacks. across the nation, support - from new york - to the french embassy - to the u-s capitol and boston: "we stand with paris." amid more security at football games and nascar: the u-s is promising to step up its game against isis. "clearly there's going to have to be an intensification of our efforts." france sent dozen warplanes, hitting multiple isis targets in syria. at the g-20 summit, president obama talked with russia's vladmir putin and he's urging more allies to get on board. "the killing of innocent people based on twisted idelology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but o o the civilized world." back home, lawmakers are demanding more: "we cannot contain isis - we have to destroy them." blaming intelligence failures: "unless that change

strategically, we can expect more attacks like this." and presidential candidates are weighing in: "we should declare war." "we need to wage a counter-war against them utilizing social media." "we must have american boots on the ground." and there's growing concern about bringing more syrian refugees here: "he should absolutely suspend it unless they can show100 percent that person is not involved with them. you can't pick up the phone and call syria." early this morning, alabama's governor announced he'll refuse any syrian refugees sent to his state. i'm tracie potts in washington. back to you. moments ago -- we mentioned hw france has identified the suspected mastermind. we expect to learn more about that suspect as the day moves along. also -- as you heard -- n-f-l stadiums ramped up security after iday's attackkin paris. in philadelphia -- officers were on horseback outside of the eagles stadium. counter- terrorism vehicles and officers also added extra security as fans walked to the stadium. new regulations were set for

washington fans about what can and cannot be carried in clear for fans to walk through. decision 2016 coverage: a republican presidential candidate is calling for 10-thousand u-s troops on the ground in iraq to disrupt isis in syria. we heaad a little frfrm lindsey graham a few minutes ago. he has this warning. "i am not trying to have pride 9/11. without american boots on that, you're not ready to be commander in chief, in my view." hillary clinton calls isis an unsually effective threat. the democratic presidential frontrunner spent the weekend in iowa campaigning -- after saturday night's debate in des moines. "this is a world-wideefight, as do it alone." she was joined on stage briefly

her husband, former president bill clinton. bernie sanders is also in iowa campaigning. he says the u-s needs help fighting isis -- from russia and iran. "i think we have to bring common enemy here, an enemy that and my view is that people have got to get boots on the ground." sanders is also linking climate change to terrorism -- and he says the defense department and c-i-a both feel the same way. a police shooting in minnesota leads to a protest. some are outraged. others are calling for patience. police were called to investigate an assault -- when something happened between officers and the suspect. an officer fired his gun -- killing the suspect. some witnesses claim the suspect wa in handcuffs when he was shot -- but police deny that. "these investigations take time would ask everybody to work with us."

"let tm continue their investigation before we can jump to conclusions to say who was wrong, who was right." the two officers involved are now on administrative leave --which is standard for annnvestigation like e his. police shoot and kill a man after he pointed a gun at them. authorities say it looked like a real gun... but now say it was fake. it happened in calalfornia. the d-a's s ffice is now investigating. a run or walk on the trail is supposed to be peaceful. but after recent attacks in eastern iowa -- people are worried that peace is slipping away. that's why they'y' taking thee steps to protect themselves. kwwl's jessica hartman attended a run safe workshop in cedar falls. the ability to fight back assaults -- staying safe is on the minds of many runners in the waverly by myself, soofter the attacks. guess, i never expert - - todd williams says there are a few easy things everyone can do to increase their safety "if anything does do down in your life where someoeo tries to

you. then you have to have a plan. you have to have a strategy and some of itt scary, to think thaayou have to strike someone else to break free to get back to your family." hartman "one of the safety tips learn at the workshop is a grip break and we are going to demonstrate that to ou right w." "let's say you are in a parking lot somebody approaches you and they try to grab you and control you by the wrist. you have to be able to win that but to help p pevent someone from getting close enough to grab you - - craig berte "people just being aware of theher surroundings, knowingngwhat's around you, pay attention to what you are doing." in waterloo. . .jessica hartman kwwl news. this class was focused on runners -- but there are several tips people

10 days from thanksgiving and some of you have your shopping list set. we've heard some questions about turkey supply. producers say there's no need to worry ...as long as you're willing to pay more. chris clackum fills us in. news stories from food banks across the country...set this year. the stories blame the outbreak of avian flu in april seven million turkeys were lost... although the individual producers in a few of the states.. but in tamping down concern over the flu, the national turkey federation's keith williams... ... also told us o a standard practice in turkey production ...that most consumers probably don't realize: frozen turkeys...which most americans prefer .. buying them a week or so before every thanksgiving.... are actually frozen the previous march. "when the turkey comes from the farm, it's taken to be packaged.it's s eadied and sealed up, and it is then flash frozen down to 0 degrees" that

means this year's frozen turkeys were already in cold storage a month before the flu outbreak. however...the u-s agriculture department's still predicting that because of the outbreak...turkey prices might jump as much as 20-pepecent this thanksgiving. chris clackum, nbc news. however, there are other reports this morning showing turkey prices might not go up at all... so we'll have to wait and see how this all plays out at the store. the iowa hawkeyes will be spending eir thanksgivng in nebraska -- and they could be going for a perfect reelar season. iowa will need to get y purdue first this weekend. the hawks are now 10-and-oh for the first time ever after beating minnesota 40 to 35 at kinnick on saturday night.

they jumped two spots in the ap top 25 poll yesterday. they're now at number six. iowa is fifth in the college football playoff poll. the new poll comes out tomorrow night. we still have a lot to get to this morning: including -- a kick return for the blooper reel. even the pros slip up. plus -- what word stands out most in 2015? in recent years,,ape and selfie have risen to the top... today, we find out what takes the cake this year. rain will continue to track through the state. and this is really only round one.e.e have a wet couple of days in store. i'll have the

team. see the screen fororyour complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: showers are likely today aad tomorrow before tapering off on wednesday. some thunderstorms may also track through leading to areas of heavier rainfall. we have a few showers in our area, but more in westeten iowa but all heading our way later this

stormtrack7 live weather network cameras are mainly dry this morning, although a few showers re tracking through already. we are holding steady in the low to mid 50s right now in our viewing area and across the state. i don't think we will change that much with southeasterly winds at 10-20 mph gusting higher today. rain continues to track into iowa, but the low is still well back into colorado and kansas foo today. we will have more rounds of rain

through, especially tomorrow, as that low tracks through the region. heavy rainfall is likely with this system as it continues to pump in moisture from the gulf of mexico and right into the midwest. our rainfall amounts could easily see an inch and a half with some areas getting over two inches through tuesday evening. showers are likely today with breezy southeasterly winds keeping to around 50 and we will limb we saw some people in short sleeves over the weekend in they're wearing their snow suits. this is video out of northern

enjoying a new blanket of snow. they're having a good time, but their tires. the time now is still to come this morning: who tips the best when the service is the worst? one age group is willing to overlook subpar service. that story plus -- an officer pulls someone over... the problem is... there is no someone behind the wheel. a driverless car stopped on the road. you're watching kwwl. we've got u covered in new hampton, holy cross, shell rock and all of eastern iowa

so what do you tip? it could depend on how old you are. a new n-b-c news poll finds young people are more generous... even when the service isn't very good. about two in tennsurveyed -- betweee 18 and 24 years old -- say they would tip 20 percent or more. 62 percent are willing to tip at least 15 percent -- even if the service doesn't measure up. that was the highest of any age

some high-end restaurants are experimenting by getting rid of tipping. an n-f-l team does thed& unthinkable. allowing a safety for the third gamm in a row. but what happened before they gave up two points is what fans talked about the most. dolphins at the eagles. kick -- picks it up -- starts tl bring it out and then slips at the one. the dolphins would still win the game -- 20 to 19 -- but that play right there is one they'd like to forget. hundreds of dogs from across the country are making a splash in eastern iowa. the dock dogs world championship was held in dubuque. dogs of all sizes competed for the top spot in different "we're doing the iron dog spartan flight, which is what making finals this weekend...happy." this is the fifth year the competition has been held in dubuque -- and it'll be back next year. teams from across the midwest travel to easern iowa for a

it was at the five sullivan brothers convention center in waterloo. 48 teams competed in races testing their strength and endurance. for one cometitor -- the competition was about more than winning. "t"te results speak for themselves. in 2009, i weighed my life. i've helped a lot of people break through bairrers." people from eight states caae to waterloo for the competition. crossfit is now a popular word... but is it the word of the year? today, oxford dictionary ill unveil its international word of the year. last year, it was vape -- meaning to cigarette." other recent words of the year -- "selfie" and "app." a self-driving car might need to pick up the pace. the car was pulled over by a an officer in california. the officer was shoed to find no one behind the wheel... it was going 24 in a 35-mile an hour zone... and causing quite the traffic back-up...

google says it was going that slow for safety reasons. it's on the way this morningg-- an entire school rallies for one of its own. a teacher in the fight of her

this is a big surprise for a part-time special education teacher who is battling breast cancer. jonathan gonzalez tells us the timing for this big event in colorado could t have been personal... "it's a big deal. susan is an "she has a clue that we're having an assembly today in honor of breast cancer awareness month, but she does not know it's in honor of her." larkspur elementary is down." ...to honor aa celebrate special education teacher, susan cash. "i want you to give her a round of applause. this assembly is just for her." "i had no ea! i had no idea!" over the last several weeks, the school of compassion -- wanted to show some for susan. "as a school, we raised $500." her school of perseverance wanted to remind her she doesn'n' have to persevere on her

"i saw my mom go through breast cancer and radiation and chemo too and i know you can be that strong." "oh wow. this is the hand prints of every student at larkspur elementary school. oh my goodnee." "your strength is -- i can't even. i can't even put it into words. truly." susan is getting ready for the next stage of her fight. "today, i think i saw the love of a community." a ospital stay that could last weeks. "i was incredibly blesssd. i'm so glad. today, in so many ways. i'm so glad. thank you so much." she goes into it knowing.. "there's all sorts of crds and well wishes." she is anything but alone. "i can't imagine facing it alone. i don't think anybody should have to fac it alone." you're getting a look at storm

track seven live doppler radar right now. today in iowa continues in a moment with the forecast from meteorologist eileen loan.

forecast. rain is likely today through wednesday momoing with locaaly heavy rainfall possible (especially tuesday/tuesday night). mild today and tomorrow with falling temps on wednesday. cooler for the weekend with a chance of rain and snow tracking through. it's and coming up on today in iowa. a commercial flight is evacuated because of suspicious activity. plus... several families say good bye -- for now -- to their loved ones in eastern iowa. that story and much more when

wemorning in the u-s to honor the victims of the paris attacks.. plus... thehe-b-i is investigating after weapons are stolen from an armory. a man wants to adopt his daughter, but is too sick to leave the hospital. but a judge is now stepping inin.. good rning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven