minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those middle of december.light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight and tuesday so light scattered showers or flurries are expected tonight through tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures are forecast to linger through the middle of december. we're on the eve of a major run-off election in eastern iowa tomorrow voters will take the polls to vote for the next cedar falls mayor.. the two candidates in this race are jim brown and incumbent

mayor crews is technically no longer in the race -- he dropped out shortly after the runoff was announced. however he is still on the ballot -- voters can still vote for him. the other candidate, jim brown has never run for mayor before. there's also a third candidate -- a write in, whos been making a push for votes this past month. kwwls olivia mancino is following this election -- she joins us live to explain there's some pretty unique circumstances to this race that third candidate, dave halterman, was on the ballot in the initial election -- he says once he learned mayor crews was dropping out, he decided to launch a write-in campaign for the run-off i sat down with halterman and candidate jim brown today to in less than 24 hours...the city of cedar falls will have a new face in the mayor's seat. after more than thirty although crews garnered enough votes in the initial election to be eligible for the runoff, he announced his resignation shortly after. 'it was a bit of a surprise that consistent"

ballot alongside contender jim brown-- and brown, isn't necessarily a shoe-in. dave halterman ran in the first election-- and has now launched a write-in campaign. 'the field shrank, and that's good for me' crews remains on the ballot alongside contender jim brown-- and brown, isn't necessarily a shoe-in. dave halterman ran in the first election-- and has now launched a write-in campaign. 'the field shrank, and that's good for me' halterman says he's upped his advertising game in the past four weeks, dropping one of these mailers in every home in cedar falls "you know thats the strategy, trucks running around" "you know imitation is the highest form of flattery' both men saying this is what it comes down to -- getting their name out to voters. halterman and brown only four weeks to campaign this time around -- and that presented a new challenge. "its a lot different, before i knocked on over 5000 doors, and we did literature drops on a despite the change in

remaining positive -- and so is halterman -- he says he wants people to have a choice in the election. "i'm all about following the law, and letting the people speak, thats the key -- not an annoited mayor, letting the voters choose, that's what i'm all about" i asked both brown and halterman if they lost this election if they would consider running again, both saying they're unsure ... there's still a lot of other life to live. if you want to know more about these candidates, we have their profiles on our website, kwwl dot com weve got you covered important note for voters -- the precincts are the same tomorrow, so go to the polling place you usually would-- in waterloo, the runoff election looks like this. voters will choose between councilman and mayor protem

mayor tim hurley. kwwl's nikki newbrough sat down with both candidates today and has more. all the billboards. flyers. and endless hours of campigning have come down to this. "exercise your voice to let the hurley having one extra month to get people out to vote. a vote that hurley believes hinges on two things....voter turnout and where those votes from the other candidate land. done deal one or the other because it isn't. i think this will be a very close race and turnout in all five wards." hurley says he wants voters to remember his experience. he's the only candidate to have been in this office before. "experience with accomplishment, and i think anyone who walks up and down the river or up and down our them, positive things that happened." while hart says he has

serving the city of waterloo. "eight years on the council, you know vice mayor for six years and just had a lot of opportunities to serve in so many copasity and so what better place to serve than at home." the waterloo mayors race won't be the only race on the ballot. in ward four, there is a runoff the ballot. the waterloo mayors race won't be the only race on the ballot. in ward four, there is a runoff between chris schwartz and jerome amos junior. decision 2016 coverage -- presidential republican candidate ted cruz answering questions from an iowa crowd earlier today. he addressed a variety of topics from education to nuclear weapons at the town hall in coralville.

recent planned parenthood shooting in colorado - calling the shooter a deranged murderer -- saying he is pro life. cruz also touching on the hot topic of syrian refugees. "they outta be re-settled in the middle east in majority muslim countries and we should not be bringing in individuals we don't know if they're terrorist." cruz says he is encouraged by the many governors saying no to syrain refugees...including govenor branstad who said he does not want syrian refugees coming to iowa. police are investigating a fire to one of their own vehicles. fire crews in fort dodge found the mobile speed camera on fire over the weekend. the inside of the car was destroyed and now needs to be replaced. police chief keving doty says traffic. kevin doty, fort dodge police chief:15 "we still have people that ask people that do not care for them, but it's real easy to avoid getting a citation from

speed car, it's slow down." the fort dodge police department does own a second unit which is still in service. aside from promoting safety -- the units are budgeted to bring in 100-thousand dollars a year. two people are killed following a crash involving four vehicles. it happened in the 31-hundred block of highway 27 in lee county. the iowa state patrol says a driver was heading southbound in the northbound lane when they struck a pickup head-on. another pickup and a large truck then followed -- striking the other two vehicles. 55-year-old clinton meeker and 49-year-old diana delacruz were both killed in the crash. a third person was also injured and taken to the hospital. a 17-year-old is in critical condition after a hunting rifle impales into his neck. authorities say daniel gibbs was hunting with a friend in the 11-

road in fayette county at the time of the incident. they say he tripped over a log and the barrel went into his neck -- but did not discharge. he was airlifted to the university of iowa hospital -- where he remains in critical condition. deere and company announces more than 200 employees will be let go from one of their plants. the john deere seeding and cylinder plant in moline, illinois informing employees today. the company says the cuts are due to market demand for products made at the location. the layoffs are effective february 15th. after more than 100-years...alliant energy plans to shut down one of its power plants in iowa. the plant in dubuque will be closed in june of 20-17. according the our coverage partners the t-h media -- alliant planned to close the facility for quite some time. it only runs once in a while service. the thirteen people who currently work there will be

one major u.s. industry finding itself with a little extra holiday cheer this year- -- auto industry sales are on track to break the record set back in 2000- when 17.4 million vehicles were sold in the u-s. that year. local dealers say their sales are up too - - pointing to new models, tech up grades and manufacturers off tim godfrey "business has been really good from start to finish. we've had a couple slow progressive. the manufacturers are trying to stay ahead of the curve and make sure they've got the right insentives out there to help move cars." witham's sales team met its year goal back at the beginning of november. coming up on kwwl... the officer accused of shooting a teen 16 times is now out of jail. plus.. and he's not the only one out of

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weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight and tuesday so light scattered showers or flurries are expected tonight through tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures are forecast to linger through the middle of december.light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures

linger through the middle of december.light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight and tuesday so light scattered showers or flurries are expected tonight through minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures are forecast to linger through the middle of december.light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight and tuesday so light scattered showers or flurries are expected tonight through tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight and tuesday so light scattered showers or flurries are expected tonight through

will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures are forecast to linger through the middle of december. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight tonight through tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures are flurries after midnight as and tuesday so light scattered minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near clearing after that. the first forecast to linger through the middle of december.light rain freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight any accumulation will be

middle of december.light rain showers or flurries are expected middle of december.light rain the clouds linger through early middle of december. coming up on kwwl... nearly three weeks after the attacks in paris -- leaders meeting for the u.n. climate summit you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in clayton, horton,

the chicago police officer charged in the shooting death of a 17-year-old is now out of jail. officer jason van dyke posting his one-point-five- million dollar bail. we do want to warn you -- some viewers might find the video to be disturbing. this video was released last week apparently showing van dyke shoot laquan mcdonald 16 times during an incident last year. it was later found out mcdonald had p-c-p in his system and was allegedly breaking into cars. the original police report indicated he was charging at officers -- however that doesn't seem to be the case in the video. van dyke's next hearing is set a college student who jumped the white house fence on thanksgiving is released from police custody. joseph caputo pleading not

to unlawful entry. he jumped over the fence during the first family's thanksgiving meal. a judge ordered caputo to stay with his mother and be on electronic monitoring,. his lawyer says he scaled the fence as an act of civil disobedience and wasn't trying to hurt anyone. it's been less than three weeks since the isis terror attacks in paris -- and there were some questions on whether the u.n. something significant might come out of it. nbc's chris jansing reports from paris... nat sot there's never been anything like it: 150 world leaders sot obama: "i believe, in the words of dr. martin luther king comes to climate change, that hour is almost upon us." even as president obama met with china and india's leaders..

were overwhelmed by smog. the presidential palace, barely visible. 180 nations have already committed to reducing carbon emissions... linked to rising sea but those promises may not be legally binding... and two previous attempts -- fizzled, sot jennifer morgan/world resources institute "this problem doesn't go away. and we can't negotiate with the atmosphere. it will keep happening. so we have to find other approaches if it doesn't happen here." that the summit is happening at all - is a show of defiance following the recent terror attacks here. so was tonight's dinner between presidents obama and hollande - pointedly at a public restaurant instead of elysee palace. all of it playing out amid unprecedented security. nat sot of rocks flying late yesterday, police cracked down on violent protesters. nat sot tear gas canisters flying today it was down to business.. (prince charles) some royal persuasion.. (bill gates) bill gates announcing a multi-billion dollar clean energy project. (obama-putin) a little quiet diplomacy between presidents obama and putin.. and a new sense of urgency over what's at stake: sot obama: "submerged

fields that no longer grow. political disruptions that trigger new conflict." an leaders will be going on tuesday but delegates, thousands of them, will stay for two more weeks with many more details of any agreement to be worked out. i'm chris jansing in paris..now back to you..... coming up next... we'll hear from matt campbell -- the next head coach of the iowa state football team -- as he's set to try and turn things around in ames -- plus -- the panther basketball team looks to make it five

snatched away toledo's matt campbell before any other school with an opening could get their claws on him -- campbell -- at 36 years old -- is now the youngest coach at the helm of a power 5 conference program -- but despite that youth -- the coach who was introduced today -- has a solid resume -- leading toledo to a pair of bowl wins in 4 years -- and his former team will be bowling again this year after going for 9 wins in the regular season -- campbell likely would have been

this off-season -- but a road trip at iowa state last year -- sold him on the cyclones -- blown away, the support, the the culture that sat around this program was incredible. i got to the bus, but before i got on the bus, jamie's right, i made the phone call, and i told my wife, i said erica, you're not going to believe this place. campbell plans to have a staff in place soon -- and will be looking at a lot of his toledo assistants as well as the current isu staff -- the big ten handed out their defensive honors tonight -- and no surprise that the hawkeyes desmond king is the conference defensive back of the year -- king's 8 interceptions this season tied a hawkeye record and is also tied for the most in the country this season -- he's a finalist for the jim thorpe award given to the top defensive back in the country -- king was one of four hawkeyes

defensive team -- decorah native josey jewell made the second team as a line backer iowa -- of course -- is set to face michigan state on saturday in the big ten title game -- the uni basketball team was back on the court tonight going after a 5th straight win -- hosting the mean green of north texas -- panthers sitting just outside the top 25 this week -- getting after it early -- aarias austing from the arc -- plays the cords -- panthers up 16, 14 midway through the half -- but north texas -- hanging strong in the first half -- khalil fuller inside -- puts the mean green on top by 4 -- but just before half -- it's wes washpun driving -- bucket and the foul -- 12 in the game for washpun -- uni dowwn 2 at the break -- second half -- looking much better for uni -- wes washpun after the steal -- gets it off to jeremy morgan for the 'and 1' -- 15 for but it was bennett koch that put up the big numbers -- off the assist from washpun -- koch with 18 -- panthers roll in the second half to hammer the mean green 93, 70

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