at the ced-rel motel in cedar rapids. police arrested and charged this man -- michael lehman -- with first degree murder. we first brought you this story on today in iowa this morning. the linn county sheriff's office says it got a call about a stabbing around 12-30 this morning at the motel. when they got there, they found a man on the floor in one of the rooms with stab wounds. jimmi-jon lint was taken to mercy medical center -- but died from his injuries. he was 23. michael lehman made his court appearance this morning in linn county. again -- lehman is charged with first degree murder in this case. we still don't know a motive at this point -- the linn county investigating. the preliminary hearing for lehman will be november 25th at 8:30 am. new at noon: nine people are trying to figure out their next steps after a fire leaves a duplex damaged. it happenened this morning shortly after eight o'clock on the nine hundred block of center place in dubuque. firefighters were on scene for more than two hours putting out the fire

a neighbor says he noticed flames coming out of the top of the house...then called 9-1-1... morning, and then i'm pounding on the one on the left, immediately the door comes open...a young man comes out, i try to run in...make some more noise try to see if there's anythinf else i can help with." fortunately...no one was injured in the fire...but a cat and dog are missing. the red cross was also on the scene helping the families affected. at this point -- crews don't know what started the fire. a business has to rebuild after a semi crashed through its building. the owner of faust millwork and cabinetry in dyersville says she got a call this morning around six o'clock saying a semi from across the street rolled into her business. you can see the damage...where that semi drove through the building. she says it'll cost thousands to fix...but is in good spirits about the situation... "we're just lucky it rollled in between tow of the ibeams of the steal buildings, so it;s not as

no one was injured in the incident. the business owner says their insurance will help with the damages. an update now to an incident that happened over the weekend. waterloo police blocked off ridgeway avenue -- because a man was threatening to hurt himself on nearby sheridan. they were able to negotiate with the man and took him to the hospital. according to the officer we spoke with, the man was not threatening to hurt anyone else. the french capital remains on edge amid three days of mourning, following friday's deadly terror attacks. n-b-c's bill neely reports from extraordinary. at least 150, targeting only the beginning. but its prime minister also warned it may be only the beginning of more attacks - more, he said, are being planned in france. raids of a different kind blitzed isis in syria. a dozen french warplanes hitting their stronghold in raqqa. us forces also involved. authorities today named the man they believe

mastermind. abdelhamid abaaoud from belgium, who they believe was in syria last year. and they're still looking for this man. salah abde-salam, also from belgium, an accomplice they believe. police say he's dangerous- "do not approach". they had stopped him at a checkpoint after the attacks. but let him go because he had no they died. many here can't put their grief into words. for more attacks. and still traumatized by those its seen. (on cam) s/ bill neely/ nbc news/ paris, details of those police raids. 127 people, either formally arrested or being questioned, they are known supporters of isis or known jihadis... 31 guns seized. the french prime minister telling the french

for more attacks, we will have to live with this he said for quite some time. back to you." we've reached out to eastern iowa natives that were in paris during the attacks --- we'll have their reactions tonight at five and six. several n-f-l stadiums stepped up security for games due to friday's attacks in paris. in philadelphia... police officers were on horseback outside and there was extra security in place as fans walked in. the washington redskins had new regulations for what can and cannot be carried in clear bags. and in saint louis... fans saw decision 2016. a busy weekend for the democrats as they spent time in iowa campaigning. saturday was the second democratic debate -- and the event began with

the candidates discussing terrorism and battling isis following friday's attacks in paris. while the event was held at drake university in des moines -- there weren't many references to iowa. and at least one reference was inaccurate... just think about this-- since we killed by guns. twenty-one mass shootings, including one last weekend in des moines where three were murdered that statement is not entirely true. there was a shooting at a des moines nightclub more than a week ago in which one person was killed. there were three murders in the area that weekend -- but they were seperate incidents. bernie sanders is also in iowa campaigning. he says the u-s needs help "i think we have to bring common enemy here, an enemy that that people have got to get boots on the

sanders is also linking climate change to terrorism -- and he says the defense department and c-i-a both feel the same way. police in pennsylvania were led on a wild chase after two zebras escaped from the circus. they got loose and just ran out the front gate of a circus in philadelphia. their escape was short lived. both zebras were caught less than an hour after the escape was confirmed. but that didn't stop the two circus animals from becoming celebrities on social media for a short time. now authorities are trying to figure out how they escaped in the first place. coming up... how a new service is helping homeless students get to school and, turkey day is coming up-- will the bird flu lead to a shortage of turkey's this holiday?

we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. scattered showers continue to track through the kwwl viewing area this afternoon. more rain is heading our way tonight through wednesday. i'll have that wet forecast coming up. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered, with ally news at noon" "now your storm track 7 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: scattered showers continue today and with rain and storms tomorrow before tapering off on wednesday. rain has been fairly light this morning with most of us getting under a quarter inch of rain, although the darker blues include some half inch amounts. more showers are tracking northward right now. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras show wet roads this afternoon temps have dropped into the upper 40s to low 50s with that rain tracking through with

similar readings to the west. we continue 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 for today. we will have more rounds of rain tracking 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 temps in the mid 50s. showers and a few storms track through tonight with lows in the mid 40s to around 50 and we will climb to the upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow as a warm front tracks closer to the state... but rain is likely tomorrow with heavy rainfall possible. rain will taper off on wednesday with dry weather for thursday before we could see some rain or snow showers friday through sunday as temperatures

likely today with breezy southeasterly winds keeping temps in the mid 50s. showers and a few storms track through tonight with lows in the mid 40s to around 50 and we will climb to the upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow as a warm front tracks closer to the state... but rain is likely tomorrow with heavy rainfall possible. rain will taper off on wednesday with dry weather for thursday before we could see some rain or snow showers friday through sunday as temperatures cool off in the state. today, a new service is launching to help homeless

get to school. the neighborhood transportation service has a new van that will take the kids to and from school in the cedar rapids school district. they say the van helps them take more kids for less money -- and getting to class... a situation similar to their own, there are agencies and people that are wrapping their arms around you in this community to make sure you get the education that you deserve. the organization hopes to inspire others across eastern iowa to offer similar services. coming up.... why a self-driving car might need to pick up the pace. you're watching kwwl. we've got

you covered in keystone, waverly, vinton and all of eastern iowa a woman wins the fight to wear a i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable.

license photo... "i'm like, 'you're discriminating against us just because you haven't heard of us?' you know them? so, i hope this helps open the door so other people can go and don't have to have that hassle." she describes herself as a quote, "pastafarian," and a member of the

"church of the flying spaghetti monster." she appealed on a religious basis and got her photo. a self-driving car might need to pick up the pace. the car was pulled over by an officer in california. the officer was shocked 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. coming up.... the president speaks out on his strategy for isis following the deadly paris attacks and, will it be hard to find a turkey this holiday season because of the bird flu? details next this is kwwl-- we'll be right back. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page stay up to date on breaking news

there's no need to fear aboutturkey this thanksgiving. despite the bird flu -- there's still turkey available. the national turkey federation says the birds were frozen before the outbreak. however...the u-s ag department is still predicting that because of the outbreak...turkey prices could jump as much as 20- percent this

now to a warning from pediatricians about the overuse of antibiotics in food-producing animals. acccording to a new report from the american academy of pediatrics, adding antibiotics to the feed of healthy livestock to stimulate growth -- may leave these drugs ineffective when they're needed to treat infections in people. and that poses the greatest danger to children -- who have the highest rates of drug-resistant infections. today, oxford dictionary will unveil its international word of the year. last year, it was vape -- meaning to "inhale or exhale the vapor produced by an electronic cigarette." other recent words of the year -- "selfie" and "app." coming up on kwwl, the mister food test kitchen....this year's thanksgiving stuffing is "shaping" up to be the talk of the holiday spread... but first, a look at your latest

me facelift. let me show you a twist on stuffing we just came up with. we started by cutting a french bread into 1" chunks and toasting them in the oven. while they baked, we saut\ed some onions and celery in a bit of butter just until they were tender. now in a large parsley and a handful of spices. once that's all mixed, we toss in our toasted bread and our veggies. one more quick toss and we pour it into.get this, a bundt pan and into the oven it goes for 45 minutes or so. you cook faster. when you serve this on a platter next to all your holiday fixin's, get ready for lots of oohs and aahs. this is not

only pretty to look at, it's downright delicious. so why not go online and get our brand new dish that'll be talked about all year long. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen, where today we found a "fancy schmancy way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" "you're watching kwwl, we've

who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible

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the president speaks out on his strategy for isis following the deadly paris attacks and, eastern iowa children find homes with loving families this month. but how many? and here's a live look outside on this rainy monday-- we'll find out how long this wet weather will last. welcome back to the news at noon.. i'm ally crutcher let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now for your first forecast. showers continue to track through the viewing area, but will become more scattered for the afternoon. temperatures have cooled into the upper 40s to low 50s and will stay there for the afternoon with southeast winds at 10- 20 mph gusting to 25

mph at times. scattered showers this afternoon will be more spotty, but heavier rains will head our way again overnight. we have service is sending a team to survey the damage from weekend storms. severe storms tore through parts of california over the weekend. the national weather service confirms a tornado touched down in denair--more than 80 miles from sacramento. you can see some of the aftermath here...it brought down trees and damaged homes. a church roof was also damaged. no one was inside at the time... fence is down in our pool. our neighbors recycling is in our pool and the cables were down." the storm also knocked out power to several hundred people.

about the fight against isis from the g-20 summit in turkey. he says he's not changing strategy. plus, there's a new isis video that mentions washington. tracie potts has the latest from capitol hill. (super: antalya, turkey :00-:04) despite being "fully jet - president obama says the strategy against isis will (sot - president obama - no super needed :16-:18) "that would be a mistake." (sot - president obama - no super needed :19-:27) "it's best we don't shoot first arizona :28-:33) "this is a failed strategy or a non-existent strategy and it's gotta change." critics say airstrikes alone aren't working: (sot - sen. lindsey graham / (r) south carolina :36-:40) "if all you do is drop bombs they don't take that response seriously." today there's a new cia director john brennan says isis is looking to and iraqi border. it's, uh, going to be looking abroad." brennan believes isis

has more attacks in the pipeline... leaving intelligence officers scrambling to figure it out... before this happens again. (-- stand up close -- ) in light of the paris attacks, officials have increased security here at the capitol. an email went out reminding lawmakers here and their staffs to remain vigilant. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. that was tracie potts reporting. we've reached out to eastern iowan that were in paris during the attacks --- we'll have their reactions tonight at five and six. one of the people who died -- a cal state long beach student. the college holding a vigil yesterday. the 23-year-old senior was studying abroad in paris... " this is a really big shock was a really, really huge role

the vigil also recognized the other victims of friday's attacks. the green bay packers honored the victims of the terrorist attacks in paris with a moment of silence before hosting the lions sunday. in his post-game press conference, packers' quarterback aaron rodgers talked about a particular rude comment he heard from a fan at lambeau... "i think it's important to do was really inappropiate during the moment of silence. it's that kind of prejuducial idealogy that i think puts us in the position we're in today." meanwhile -- five more prisoners are transfered out of guantanamo bay as part of the president's goal to

close the prison. the prisoners are now in the united arab emirates. there are still 107 people being held at guantanamo bay. the u-s wants to move them to countries that'll keep them from joining terrorist groups. another u-s goal is to make sure their human rights are protected. a commercial flight is evacuated because of suspicious activity. the flight was heading from washington to boston when crew members grew concerned about two passengers. everyone on board was told to get off the plane while authorities swept the aircraft... . rifles going on the plane...a lot of security. two people were getting questioned." the two suspects were later released. the f-b-i is investigating after weapons were stolen from a massachusetts armory. according to the f-b-i, there is no indication the weapons are connected to any kind of terrorism threat... "nothing at this point in time that would tie this to any specific threat or anything else

the massachusetts governor says the armory is in a busy area and surrounded by a barbed wire fence. it's unclear what type of weapons were stolen or if there's a suspect description. 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 california. the d-a's office is now investigating. in minnesota -- an officer-involved shooting leads to protests. but some are calling for the protestors to be patient while the investigation continues. 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 was in handcuffs when he was shot -- but police deny that... "these investigations take time would ask everybody to work with us." "let them continue their investigation before we can jump to conclusions to say who was wrong, who was right."

now on administrative leave -- which is standard for an investigation like this. and stormtrack seven meteorologist will be back with your storm track seven

america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? 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: scattered showers continue today and with rain and storms tomorrow before tapering off on wednesday. rain has been fairly light this morning with most of us getting under a quarter inch of

rain, although the darker blues include some half inch amounts. more showers are tracking northward right now. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras show wet roads this afternoon temps have dropped into the upper 40s to low 50s with that rain tracking through with similar readings to the west. we continue 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 for today. we will have more rounds of rain tracking 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 temps in the mid 50s. showers and a few storms track through tonight with lows in the mid 40s to around 50 and we will climb to the upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow as a warm front tracks closer to the state... but rain is likely

tomorrow with heavy rainfall possible. rain will taper off on wednesday with dry weather for thursday before we could see some rain or snow showers friday through sunday as temperatures cool off in the state. few storms track through tonight with lows in the mid 40s to around 50 and we will climb to the upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow as a warm front tracks closer to the state... but rain is likely tomorrow with heavy rainfall possible. rain will taper off on wednesday with dry weather for thursday before we could see some rain or snow showers friday through sunday as temperatures cool off in

as part of national adoption month -- nearly 20 local children have new homes this week -- after their adoptions were finalized in local children have new homes this week -- after their adoptions were finalized in black hawk county district court. several tears of happiness filled the court room -- as youngsters went home with their new parents. kwwl's macleod hageman has the an emotiotnal day in black hawk county district court -- (nat pop -- crying) (nat pop -- laughter)

found homes with 16 families. paula schwabe and her husband jonathon officially adopt their grandson -- 4-year-old aami -- now jonathon. they say it's been a feel that all kids need a chance good start in life." even though paula and jonathon were looking forward to retirement -- they feel this adoption will bring them more. "keeping us young, keeping us moving, and adventuring the new world." during adoption day in waterloo -- families came as far as arizona to adopt their children. last year alone -- nearly 45-hundred children had their

throughout the nation. coming up ... athletes -- of every ability -- can find their place to shine -- even right here in eastern iowa. you're watching kwwl. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news

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breed: domesticated shorthair-black gender: neutered male age: approx. 5-6 yrs. old size: large description: i am a big, sweet cat that loves to snuggle. i get along with other cats. my family moved out and left me behind. kind neighbors fed me & gave me shelter in a shed but with winter coming they wanted me to have an inside home. sadly a bb was found under the skin on my head. i have had some bad luck but hoping that will change soon! if you are interested in raven

at (641) 257-0766, message us on facebook or email julie@pawsonline.org. paws is open for adoptions on saturdays from 11 am-4 pm and sundays from 1-4 pm or by appointment. 303 shaw ave., charles city. we'll be right back. atheletes of every ability come together to show their stuff on the

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atheletes of every ability come together to show their stuff on the basketball court in waterloo this weekend. kwwl's owen sebring meets with the sportability group -- and reports the latest from central middle school. the bleachers at central middle school were far more than the support of fans. physical disability; there's no opportunity for them." "no matter what the disability, no matter what team you're on, they're always there for you. everybody's always there for each other to help out in any way they can." competitors in wheelchair basketball know there can be a lot of misconceptions about their sport. "it's very competitive. i about busted my finger yesterday. i

black eye, and i'm pretty sure i broke one of the brackets on my their mission that forged the concept of wheelchair basketball. the motivation to get off the them into this idea that just really a sit at home, play x-box all day, didn't go out much, didn't do much. now i've and people that play with me as my teammates." the scoreboard today may not have gone in favor of learning experience. i mean it would be no different than cedar rapids jefferson going up against the iowa hawkeyes." but they believe that the knowledge of players and fans will continue to grow. be just as productive, just as important in society." in waterloo, owen siebring, kwwl news. and organizers say they have more events scheduled in the near future. for more information -- you can visit our

website at kwwl dot com. it's not every day you see dogs competing -- in water. this weekend brought the dock dogs world championship to dubuque. dogs of all sizes compete for the top spot in different divisions -- including long and high jumps. these dogs couldn't contain their excitement -- as they got ready to run and leap. "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 weekend.

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through wednesday morning with locally heavy rainfall possible (especially tuesday/tuesday night). mild today and tomorrow with falling temps on wednesday.

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