then...panther fans are still celeleating after the u-n-i panthers pull off a stunning upset-- over the number one ranked team in the country. more on the historic win...in a moment. welcome to today in iowa thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. if you're just waking up..we don't have more snow..but now we have frigid temperatures. bundle up out there..for details lets check in with storm track 7 meterologist denice pelster.. denice, it's chilly out there.. let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist denice pelster for a check of our forecast. denice.... today will be much more quiet

viewing area. a few slick spots are possible especially in rural areas but rising temperatures will continue to help roads improve. lows today were reached around midnight across most of the area. some locations, including waterloo, dipped below zero. highs today will be in the upper 20s to around 30. expect more clouds today than yesterday. winds will be from the south/southwest at 5-15 mph. clouds will decrease tonight and lows could drop into the teens depending on how long the clouds stick around. the sooner the west winds at 5-15 mph. a storm system will bring a slight chance of rain wednesday with the best chance on thanksgiving. new and developing this morning new this morning... we're getting a closer look of the aftermath of the deadly terrorist attack in mali. this video shows damage of the wrecked hotel rooms...restaurant and bar. some of the hostages barricaded themselves in their rooms..to hide. heavily armed attackers took guests and staff hostage and

killed 19 people. two suspects were killed in the attack that lasted more than seven hours. belgium's capital is on virtual lockdown after the city's terror threat level has increased to maximum. authorities warned of a paris- style attack threat. ron mott has the latest for us this morning.. armed soldiers .. armored vehicles .. streets largely cleared of locals .. mostly tourists .. .. belgium's capital is a fortified shadow of a city usually bustling on a saturday night .. after the government raised the terror alert in brussels to its highest level .. signaling an imminent attack. fearing a paris-style assault in brussels .. prime minister charles michel said .. "we recommend the population to respect security measures .. and that a "substantial reinforcement of police and military" has been deployed. he urged people to avoid gathering in large numbers .. stadiums .. be serene, cool-headed, remain calm .. he cautioned ..

continue to do that over the next couple hours." meantime .. the intense .. where his family lives .. and what's jihadists. several of the paris attackers had ties to belgium. still .. defiance .. this group sang it's opposition to a putdown. this city like death, like that. it's not brussels, it's not the way we are." .. joining a few friends for a night of fun. the u-s embassy is in belgium is urging all americans in the country to shelter in place and stay home. the prime minister said the security situation will re reassessed again later today. the f-b-i is commenting on an alleged isis threat targeting an

arena in atlanta. the hacker group anonymous said it uncovered plans to attack many places around the world... including a w-w-e wrestling event. the f-b-i said it does "not" have credible evidence of a planned attack... but local, state and precautions. i do take these things seriously and i think that if the fbi that we should be concerned about. the wrestling event is currently planned. panic broke out in a new jersey movie theater after a domestic led some to believe a bomb been made. no bomb was found and police person inside a theater was yelling and over seats. that's when other people inside the theater got scared and started leaving. no arrests have been made. today marks one year since 12-year- old tamir rice was shot and killed by a

police officer in ohio. rice was gunned down by an officer outside a cleveland recreation center. authorities say the officer thought the boy was playing with a real gun. but it turned out to be fake pellet gun.. his family is asking for criminal charges to be filed on the officer involved and a special prosecutor assigned to the case. a fire breaks out at the john hancock building in downtown chicago. firefighters say the first fire team was on scene in three minutes -- and the fire was out in about 30 minutes. five people -- including one police officer -- suffered minor injuries. firefighters say there was "no need" to evacuate the building since the fire was easily contained... "we responded like any other response. if we get called out to a fire, we go through our normal operating procedures and inside the apartment, but the cause of the flames is still under investigation. decision 20-16 coverage now... senator marco rubio was back in

iowa this weekend. the republican presidential candidate held a rally in west de moines. according to c-n- n's latest prediction poll, rubio leads the g- o-p field here in iowa. rubio saw an increase in odds from thursday to friday... from come january, louisiana will have a democratic governor. democratic state representative john edwards won in a runoff election last night. that seat is currently held by former republican presidential candidate bobby jindal. edwards becomes the first democrat to win statewide election in louisiana since 2008. police have released new video of the car belonging to the suspected shooter of a tulane university student. police say the student tried to confront a man who was abducting a woman when he was shot in the stomach. the shooter then aimed for his head, but the gun jammed. no word on the student's condition this morning. waterloo -- getting hit with 11 inches of snow -- spends the

with the sun shining -- the melting snow creates problems for snow blowers. the heavy wet mix -- slowing many people down. but they aren't complaining -- they say its just part of being an just stay off the highway when the snow starts hitting and when it stops, you get out and shovel yourself out." road conditions improved throughout the day. most main roads were melted by mid-day..but be careful there are still some slippery spots out there. more than a foot of snow covered several towns in northern iowa, including in oskaloosa. the central part of iowa saw between four and eight inches of powder on the ground. road crews have been working to clear some streets. but state department of transportation officials say travel is still not advised on many roads. and when they say that...they mean it. take a look at this. in mason city, drivers ditched their cars on the side of the road. the sheriff's office there responding to more than forty calls of cars in ditches.

those who didn't abandon their cars had a hard time making it to their destinations. the iowa state patrol say they were busy helping drivers who lost control of their vehicles. kinnick stadium was covered in snow from the winter storm... check out this time lapse video of the removal before the big game. despite frigid temeraturues and lots of snow -- loyal hawkeye fans came out to support their team. kinnick was full of tailgaters the game bundled up in scarves, blankets, and lots of layers. fans say the weather was part of the fun -- supporting their team -- no matter what. "the guys are out there playing "when you're here, you dress up. you get to make it more fun. you get to wear goofy things that make you warm." a few fans say they hoped the game would actually keep them warm. families in dubuque are making

the most of this snowy weather by sledding this weekend. it's something new this year -- due to last year's city ban. sledding was banned in all but two city parks because of worries over lawsuits if someone got hurt. but earlier this year the sledding bill was signed into law...making iowa cities not liable for injuries. parents say they're glad it's all over now. "i think it's great, you know. everyone just gotta keep safe when their doing it like glad they allowed this again...especially after this snowfall." when the city of dubuque banned sledding -- it drew national attention -- and even criticism. but now -- feedback from people in the area is much more postive. the u-n-i panthers pull off a stunning upset-- over the number one ranked team in the country, in probably the biggest win in program's history. the panthers hosting the number one north carolina last night. this is the first time a number one team has ever visited cedar

and the panthers made them pay. they stun the tar- heels, 71-67, getting just their second win against a number one foe in team history, their first since 2010. and in iowa city, the iowa hawkeyes clinch the big ten west they beat purdue 40 to 20, and make the hawks 11 and oh. later in sports, kwwl's brad hanson will have more on the big hawkeye and panther win...making this a historic weekend for iowa teams. coming up on today in iowa... a principal learns a new craft...all thanks to his students. plus, we aren't the only state seeing snow this weekend.. heavy snowfall causing a major interstate in one state to shut down..details coming up. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with lauren

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most of the area. some locations, including waterloo, dipped below zero. highs today will be in the upper 20s to around 30. expect more clouds today than yesterday. winds will be from the south/southwest at 5-15 mph. clouds will decrease tonight and lows could drop into the teens depending on how long the clouds stick around. the sooner the clouds track out, the faster the temperatures will drop. the snow will really start to melt starting monday. highs monday should reach above freezing with west winds at 5-15 mph. a storm system will bring a slight chance of rain wednesday with the best chance on thanksgiving. right now, models indicate that rain over an inch may be

possible with this system with the heaviest expected thursday. highs will warm to around 50 on thanksgivinin but a dreary day is expected. as the system tracks north, cold air will fill in behind it. a rain/snow mix may be possible thursday night into early friday. highs behind this system will return to only the 30s. 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: today will be much more quiet across the viewing area. a few slick spots are possible especially in rural areas but rising temperatures will continue to help roads improve. lows today were reached around midnight across most of the area. some locations, including

in the upper 20s to around 30. expect more clouds today than yesterday. winds will be from the south/southwest at 5-15 mph. clouds will decrease tonight and lows could drop into the teens depending on how long the clouds stick around. the sooner the clouds track out, the faster the temperatures will drop. the snow will really start to melt starting monday. highs monday should reach above freezing with west winds at 5-15 mph. a storm system will bring a slight chance of rain wednesday may be possible with this system for your complete weather spots are possible especially in dipped below zero. highs today the teens depending on how long with the best chance on dreary day is expected. as the

colorado shut down part of a major interstate. as you can see... traffic was at a standstill... as the interstate was covered with snow... leading to multiple accidents. some areas reported up to eight-inches of new snow. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in iowa city, waverly, decorah and all of eastern iowa. we will be right back with your

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the top ranked tar heels from north carolina at the mcleod center, and this would be a memorable one. unc would be the better team in the first half, behind strong post play. but a desperation three at the buzzer from wes washpun brings the panthers to within seven at halftime. in the second half, the tar heels squander a 16 point lead in 17 minutts, thanks in large part to a barrage from behind the three point line. and they take down the tar heels 71-67. (matt bohannon, uni) "we're we're going to keep scrapping,

timeout there and told us, hey, you're gonna have to fight for this one." uni imimroves to 2-0 all time against a-p number one ranked teams. the tournament. now to those undefeated hawkeyes--looking to clinch the big ten west and their first appearance in the for the hawkeyes to potentially jump into the top four. kwwl's mark woodley in iowa city for us yesterday. the weather cleared just in time to set the stage to send off 21 seniors paying their final game that set the tone in the early one turnover and 3 punts over the next four drives -- while scoring 13 of their own to pull within 7 early in the third second and third quarters -- quarterback c-j beathard said they were just hurting finished this one out strong -- and it was the play of a pair of tight ends that got the hawks back in rythm as george kittle scored on a 35 yard strike from

extended that lead back to 20 as the hawks continued to get production out of that position -- beathard: both of them scored today and henry made a couple catches on third down and those were big plays. he's a big body guy and those were big canzeri shut the door -- going 42 yards for the dagger -- hawkeyes win 40 to 20 -- and title game in indianapolis in 2 weeks krieger-coble: we knew we we took care of business and we're thrilled to be in this position. cole fisher: seems like a dream come true for any senior even thinking that's possible. next up -- nebraska on friday -- and a shot at a perfect absolutely great weekend for iowa sports, lauren? position. cole fisher: seems like a words even thinking that's possible. next up -- nebraska on mark woodley, kwwl news even thinking that's possible.

-- and a shot at a perfect regular season -- in iowa city, mark woodley, kwwl news absolutely great weekend for iowa sports, lauren? what a weekend for iowa sports. lets take a live look outside with our....skycam on this chilly

sually in the audience watching proudly and encouraging the kids. but at one school in cincinnati, the principal wasn't just cheering, he and his students were getting a whole different perspective. kristen dahlgren explains. in the string section of

the winton woods intermediate school orchestra.. there's a new class, he plucks away, can't ""metimes he hits the wrong note and sounds kind of funny." but in this sea of fifth school's principal- jeremy day "i don't know if anybody took it seriously at first but hen i starteddcoming to every class and hadn't missed one i think people were day was an athlete growing up- and never picked up an instrument, but this year, decided it's

" i teach him like i would any of the other kids for the kids, it was kind of strange at first... up but then he got the hang of it" isten: i have to tell you thh said they were better than you.. principal: oh i agree some of them take private lessons. i know exactly who to sit by principal: "i think it shows them at any age you can pick up other students, mr day invited waived at each other like he was the students at his son's side.... student " he did good for my ears." student "i'd give him an a" kristen dahlgren nbc news cincinnati coming up on today in iowa... even the author of charlotte's web could not have spun this story. or maybe it's best described as a sci-fi thriller. this is happening in one

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seven meteorologist denice pelster for a check of our forecast. denice.... today will be much more quiet across the viewing area. a few slick spots are possible especially in ural araras but rising temperatures improve. lows today were reached around midnight across most of the area. some locations, including waterlrlo, dipped below zero. highs today will be in the upper 20s to around 30. expect more clouds today than yesterday. winds will be from the south/southwest at 5-15 mph. clouds will decrease tonight and lows could drop into the teens depending on how long the clouds stick around. to melt starting monday. highs mph. a storm system will bring a

liberia's health m mnistry has announced three new confirmed cases of ebola. according to officials, the latest case was confirmed thursday. and blood samples from a different patient the same week also tested positive. he new casee come after liberia was first declared ebola-free in may. all three patients are undergoing care at an ebola treatment center. in a kwwl followwp.. court records show the woman accused parade last month... was not drunk. this all happening at the oklahoma state university parade last month. the day of the accident... the woman's blood alcohol content level was point- zero-one-percent. to be considered under the influence in oklahoma... one must register point-zero-eight. she's accced of killing four ople and injuring dozens more at the homecoming parade in october.

five people -- including a baby -- goes up in flames. this all happening in california. crews putting out the fire. four adults and a four-month-old baby were safely rescued and no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still investigataton. the united states and its allies conducting dozens of the military is saying it carried out 20 airstrikes in iraq and 22 in syria on friday.. at thiipoint, we'rrnot sure how many people have been killed from these strikes, but the pentagon admitted that a u-s airstrike four people, one of whom might have been a child.. a riot at a soccer stadium in greece the match before it even started. insidedesomeone threwwlares out onto the pitch, sending players fleeing to the dressing rooms.

fans rioted after the match wasp called off. no decision was made immediately on the outcome of the maah. a florida man sentenced to life in prison as a teenager has been set free. edward francis was cnvicted for his role in a 19-96 murder. in 20-12... he supreme court ruled jjeniles could not be sentenced to life in prison without parole. in a twist of fate... the same prosecutor that helped put francis behind bars... asked a judge to let him go. francis said he learned from his mistake... paid the price... and is overjoyed to be free. "i didn't want to acknowledge it at the time, but yes, i was freedom and it took me to actually see what a place of nn love is to actually find love." now after nearly two decades in jail... 34-year-old francis is free with

there's an eight- legged problem causing headaches for some homeowners in north memphis. turns out is ground cover, is a finely spun home....for spiders. efforts to get rid of the spiders by neighbors is slow going. and theere worried this real- life creature feature could be dangerous, and they want the city to fix it. "you can't even sit in her house because they're all on the wall, on the door. we been killing spiders for about an hour now."> while they wait for help...neighbors are taking spider extermination into their own hands.. one spider at a time. a convention on the booming business of pot... left some in nevada with high hopes of becoming the fifth state to legalize recreational marijuana. but as voters in hio proved here's the story...

(nats) inside a glitzy vegas hotel... pot...is turning over a new leaf. sot: (greg gamet/cannabusiness owner) "i haven't seen a stoned person on the floor yet today." it's billed as the world's largest conference of its kind. but no puffs of smoke here. nats: let me give you my card this joint... is all about a booming business. sot: (ann shuch) we want to remove the stigma... we want to feel good about our choices..." these entrepreneurs from new jersey are launching annabis... (pronounced anna-bee) a company making high- end purses...for women to carry cannabis. sot: (jeanine moss) "they're discreet, they're stylish... stand-up: (gabe grown exponentially, now drawing more than five- thousand people who view this as not just a budding industry, but a social movement." sot: (chris walsh/marijuana business daily) "the industry

has arrived, finally." right now...four states least five more... including nevada... may try to legalize it next year. and...23 states allow medical marijuana. but this month in ohio...voters soundly rejected a pot proposal... opponents argue that phd/president of smart are creating another vice politicians are embracing the sot: (state sen. tick segerblom) "we'd love to have you in kansas make sure it's illegal. let your people come nevada already allows medical marijuana card holders from out-of- state...to buy cannabis here. michael hayford runs a dispensary just off the strip...and estimates that half of his business...comes from tourists. sot: (michael does go recreational-- it's going to add to the brand of las vegas... bringing even higher hopes for sin city gabe gutierrez, nbc news, las vegas. currently, the use of both recreational and medicinal marijuana has been entirely legalized in the

states of alaska, colorado, oregon, and washington americans who owe tens of thousands of dollars in overdue taxes could find themselves unable to travel internationally. lawmakers are working on a includes a provision to revoke the passport of any u-s citizen who owes more than 50- grand in "seriously delinquent tax debt". supporters of the measure say it will be a big incentive to get those who owe backkaxes to pay up. a canadian man decided to propose to his sweetheart in a unique way. it's a potato proposal. the prince of edward island spelled out his proposal using potatoes. more than 200 of them. his sweetheart must like potatoes. -- because she said yes. guess what they're having at their reception? coming up on today in iowa... are you thinking a drone is the

perfect holiday gift? well listen up...there's some things you need to do before buying one. plus, we'll tell you why adele might be telling nsync bye-bye-bye

rack 7 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: today will be much more quiet across the viewing area. a few slick spots are possible especially in rural areas but rising temperatures will continue to help roads improve. lows today were reached around midnight across most of the area. some locations, including waterloo, dipped below zero.

in the upper 20s to around 30. expect more clouds today than yesterday. winds will be from the south/southwest at 5-15 tonight and lows could drop into the teens depending on how long the clouds stick around. the sooner the clouds track out, the faster the temperatures will drop. the snow will really start to melt starting monday. highs monday should reach above freezing with west winds at 5-15 mph. a storm system will bring a slight chance of rain wednesday with the best chance on thanksgiving. right now, models indicate that rain over an inch may be possible with this system with the heaviest expected thursday. highs will warm to

thanksgiving but a dreary day is expected. as the system tracks north, cold air will fill in behind it. a rain/snow mix may be possible thursday night into early friday. highs behind this system will return to only the 30s. 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: today will be much more quiet across the viewing area. a few slick spots are possible especially in rural areas but rising temperatures will continue to help roads improve. lows today were reached around midnight across most of the area. some locations, including waterloo, dipped below zero. highs today will be in the upper 20s to around 30.

clouds today than yesterday. winds will be from the south/southwest at 5-15 mph. clouds will decrease tonight and lows could drop into the teens depending on how long the clouds stick around. the sooner the clouds track out, the faster the temperatures will drop. the snow will really start to melt starting monday. highs monday should reach above freezing with west winds at 5-15 mph. thanksgiving. right now, models system tracks north, cold air stormtrack 7 weather team: today rural areas but rising will be in the upper 20s to drop. the snow will really start with the heaviest expected thursday night into early thanks denice... recreational drones - there's been a serious discussion about how they should be registered. the hot topic hits just in time for the holidays ... as many people

think about drones as gifts. erika gonzalez breaks down what you need to know. (nats) this is a view from one of this year's hottest holiday gifts. (nats) quadcopters... or unmanned aircraft... better known as consumer drones... and they're popping up on wish lists. (sot: mauricio calderone, shopper) "there's a few family members that might like one and i might (sot: kwang ko, hobby hanger) "most people want to get into it for you know.. less expensive. to get to know the hobby" the kids around" (sot: mauricio calderone, shopper) "we fly, do obstacle courses, we race" and they take pictures and video. recreational drones come as small as stocking stuffers and sell for as little

as 30- dollars... and large drones can cost thousands of dollars. (sot: douglas johnson / vp, technology policy, consumer year- 2015- for sales of drones." in fact.... the consumer technology association estimates (sot: douglas johnson / vp, technology policy, consumer technology association) "they're designed to have fun been. to know your obligations and the responsibilities you keep the drone in sight earlier this year.... a lawmakers to introduce bills to regulate drones. zone." some sophisticated drones like this one with g-p-s detect restricted air space and will not fly. (sot: mauricio calderone, shopper) upgrade" the consumer technology association is part of a task force that is making recommendations on how drones should be

adele's much anticipated "25" album went on sale friday... but it's already on track to break records. according to billboard magazine, it sold 9 hundred- thousand copies alone on itunes on its first day of release. forecasters say the album could go on to sell 2-point-5 million copies in its first week. that would break nsync's long- standing record. and here's a look at today's birthdays.

thanksgiving's now just 4 days away... a holiday that usually comes with over-eating. kwwl's ally crutcher has some

keeping the calories in check... ally happy sunday, good morning to you, thanks so much for just a few days away and of course everybody over-eats or at least you think you're going satisfied and not miserable. whitney yes, so we're just going to talk all kind of thanksgiving tips today because this is the time of year people do start to eat years just from all of that holiday eating. so i am not here to tell you that favorite hopefully keep that extra weight off because we don't want new years to roll around and then you have ten pounds to loose.

so kind of starting at my end, i have pie here. and that's to remind you, that whatever your favorite treat is at thanksgiving, i like to say pick one or two anything that you know isn't on your usual, l heathly eating plan, just pick one or two things that way you don't load your plate with all those things because then your calories will be out of control. ally that way it really is like a plate that was realistic, yet would make a dietitian somewhat happy. so what you want to do rule, where vegetables should take up half of your plate, a because i did count corn as a know what, i would be pretty protein option, as long as you're taking the skin off, and really between the white meat and dark meat there's not a huge difference,

big enough that if you enjoy flavor of the dark meat but i keep the calories a little lower with the white meat. whatever dishes you are making, if you can go either fresh or frozen we like to recomend that for sodium over and make sure no sodium is added. ally and that would apply for you can use either fresh ingredients or frozen, and make that sodium in check a little bit. there is always, or usually, i guess at ours we always have a relish tray, so keeping that in you don't want to cook anything. instead of regular ranch i have used greek yogurt mixed with a you too to build your own little more fiber, and lower glycemic index to help keep your blood sugar a little bit more stable. i know i usually

potato because i like them, and i don't go home very often so she does that. like i said before white potatos are not bad, it just helps with that glycemic index and that vitiman a, so if you have a choice, not not the candied sweet potatos, but the whole sweet potato. and of for yourself we do have options that turkey fix, but you don't have to cook the whole fifteen pound bird. that way you can still have a heathly and a fun thanksgiving. ally ok, well whitney thank you so much, well be sure to put this online. happy thanksgiving in advance, lauren, back to you. thanks ally. online you can find more tips and recipes, just head over to kwwl dot

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the upcoming run- off election. they will be guests on a special, one-hour edition of the steele report this morning. in the wake of recent violence -- public safety is one of the key issues candidates plan to discuss. "i've talked with the chief of politically, but what did he need todo that job better, and or shootings taking place where someone has been wounded, shot or something more severe has happen, and no one is learn to build that community trust between law enforcement the people within this community." it's quentin hart and tim hurley -- on the steele report this morning right

denice has one last look at our forecast. today will be much more quiet across the viewing area. a few slick spots are possible especially in rural areas but rising temperatures will continue to help roads improve. highs today will be in the upper 20s to around 30. clouds will decrease tonight and lows could drop into the teens depending on how long the clouds stick around. the snow will really start to melt starting monday.

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