were killed and another 14 were wounded when three gunmen opened fire at a social services facility in san bernardino, california. police chief jarrod burguan says the suspects were armed with long guns when they entered the inland regional center and later fled the scene in a dark colored s-u-v. police tracked down the s-u-v and pinned it between two swat vehichles. police slowly surrounded the vehicle with gun drawns. you're looking live at what is believed to be the suspect's vehicle... it is in between three police vehicles. the vehicle is riddled with bullets -- and it is police understanding that there is only one of the three suspects inside the shot. one is believed to have rolled out of the vehicle when police came up. police think one is dead - one is injured.

spoken, electing quentin hart as mayor. hart beating former mayor tim hurley last night. making history in the process, becoming the first african american mayor. kwwl's nikki newbrough joins us live. nikki you spoke with the new mayor today. quentin hart brought up the voting rights act, celebrating 50 years in august. he says there are many people...black and white who have sacrificed for hart to have these opportunities. a special moment tuesday night for the man born and raised in waterloo. "there are no papers in wanted to become mayor." but hart says he's happy, blessed...even making history, becoming the first african american mayor in waterloo but he doesn't want to focus on that. "and you know i'm african american. i'm proud of who i am but my goal is to become the best mayor of this entire city." even quentin's opponent, tim hurley gracious and proud of hart. "he had a superb organization and a great campaign. he's articulate. he stayed with his message and he won.

few hours for hart have been a whirlwind, he's been thinking about the future of this city for a while now. hart ran on five different platform issues, with safer streets as number one. hart believes it will be important to build that trust between the law enforcement and the community. "because right now we only see particular law enforcement when there's a response to a crime situation, but trying to be a little bit more proactive our police chief." hart also stresses for things to change it's going to be a community wide effort. quentin hart says making the streets safer is dear to his heart. he says he stood with marshaw glover's family as they look for the person who shot the four year old. he says he also walked in the peace

we've got you covered nikki newbrough kwwl news. in cedar falls, jim brown beat jon crews in the runoff election there. shortly after the november election crews decided to retire and endorce brown. one person is injured after shots were fired in cedar rapids it happened in the 16-hundred block of b avenue northeast around 8 last night. police say a 19- year-old was shot in the in the arm-- they believe he is expected to be o-k no arrests have been made at this time. continuing coverage...in a story we first broke to you yesterday. a mother is frustrated tonight... after no charges can be filed against a woman who attempted to take her son from a school bus stop. thankfully the boy got on the bus safely and unharmed. kwwl's lauren moss has been looking into this -- this is concerning parents.. many people reached out to

not facing any charges at this time. well, police say there is still a lot to do with this case...but it's a complicated one. this story was shared hundreds of times from our kwwl facebook page overnight.. and i spoke with police today, trying to answer some of your questions.. chief dan trelka says it's a unique case because the woman was under obvious mental stress. she never touched the boy...but she did lie to his bus driver claiming she was the boy's sister..and that she needed to take him with her. she told police she tried to take him because she hallucinated and geuinenly thought the boy needed her help..and police say they can't arrest her for that right now. :she lied to the bus driver and trelka: the problem we are having is we are unable to disprove what she said because of her obvious mental health crisis. at last check the woman is still

the hospital undergoing mental evaluation and other tests. cheif dan trelka also tells me there is much more to do with this case..as the investigation continues. i also spoke with state senator jeff danielson about parents having concern over this story- he says "the best law in the world...still wouldn't work unless we all work together as a community. we all need to be the eyes and ears and watch out for one another." we've got you covered, lauren moss ...kwwl news. the boy was never harmed but he shaken up yesterday. his mother says use this story as a reminder to teach your kids..to never talk to strangers. a person dies after a crash that happened in part because of slick road conditions. the black hawk county sheriff's office says a vehicle crossed the center line on raymond road near dunkerton this morning crashing into another vehicle driven by darlene hammond from hudson... the driver of the other car died at the scene -- investigators say

covered by ice at the time of the crash. the driver's name is being withheld until family can be notified. a hawkeye man received minor injuries after a rollover crash. the fayette county sheriff's office says julian leitzman lost control because of poor weather condition. leitzman's truck slid into a ditch and flipped over. leitzman was trapped and had to be removed by hawkeye fire. he was sent to the hospital for minor injuries. four thousand pigs were killed in wellman when their nursery caught fire tuesday night. brennenman pork owned the building and the pigs inside... and have been surveying the damage since last night. kwwl's hilllary maglin talked to (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "brennenman pork took a huge hit when one of their buildings "before i knew it, my husband was flying out of the driveway. cousin, family member was there market hogs died when their nursery on the brenneman pork property in wellman caught fire tuesday night between 9:30 and 10 p-m. the wellman... keota... and kalona fire departments

to fight the blaze... and the wellman fire department returned when the fire started back up in the of the building or pigs... but they say the loss is devastating. (sot) "you know, we're incredibly passionate about farming and raising pigs, so to have something like this happen, it's quite shocking." and right now... the future of brennenman pork... remains a mystery. (sot) "i'm not sure what the plan is moving forward, but i'm certainly hoping that we would rebuild." but the company is staying positive... because not every pig they own died... and all of their other buildings and farming tools are still standing. the brennenman family also says the community has been helpful during this stressful time. (sot) "we've got an incredibly supportive community, and just the outpouring of, you know, text messages and such that we

need any help has been amazing." (sot) "the cause of that fire is brennenman pork has been in business for more than 30 years... and says their just glad no people were injured. police arrest a man tied to a black friday robbery... 28-year-old shawn cade junior... from rock island illinois... was arrested by east moline officers yesterday.. he's accused of robbing the dutrac community credit union on 14th street in dubuque around 10-30 the morning of black friday he allegedly told the teller he had a gun, but didn't show a weapon. the university of iowa is fast- tracking a plan to rename its

the university wednesday asked the board of regents to rename the ui children's hospital the "stead family university of iowa children's hospital" after businessman jerre stead and his wife, mary joy. the board is to vote on the plan later tonight. the name would take effect when the new $360 million hospital is dedicated. coming up on kwwl, an officer deals with some tense moments when he hits a deer and it flys over his hood. and - a memorial is built to honor an eastern iowa police force's k-9 units "winner of the regional emmy for outstanding newscast. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl

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: some sunshine is peeking out behind those clouds this midday. more clouds are located to our north and are tracking south into eastern iowa. we'll still see some sun today but expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the middle 30s and a northwest wind 10-15 mph. tonight, we will have a mostly cloudy sky with lows in the lower 20s. mostly sunny on thursday with highs nearing 40. dry weather, along with warmer than normal temperatures are forecast for at least the next week.some sunshine is peeking out behind those clouds this midday. more clouds are located to our north and are tracking south into eastern iowa. we'll still see some sun today but expect mostly cloudy skies with highs

northwest wind 10-15 mph. tonight, we will have a mostly cloudy sky with lows in the lower 20s. mostly sunny on thursday with highs nearing 40. dry weather, along with warmer than normal temperatures are forecast for at least the next week.some sunshine is peeking out behind those clouds this midday. more clouds are located to our north and are tracking south into eastern iowa. we'll still see some sun today but expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the middle 30s and a northwest wind 10-15 mph. tonight, we will have a mostly cloudy sky with lows in the lower 20s. mostly sunny on thursday with highs nearing 40. dry weather, along with warmer than normal temperatures are forecast for at least the next week.some sunshine is peeking out behind those clouds this midday. more clouds are located to our north and are tracking south into eastern iowa. we'll still see some sun today but expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the middle 30s and a northwest wind 10-15 mph.

cloudy sky with lows in the lower 20s. mostly sunny on thursday with highs nearing 40. dry weather, along with warmer than normal temperatures are forecast for at least the next week.some sunshine is peeking out behind those clouds this midday. more clouds are located to our north and are tracking south into eastern iowa. we'll still see some sun today but expect dedicated a memorial to the many k9's--both past and present---that have helped make the community a safer place. the six k-9s currently with the department were at the dedication this afternoon... kwwl's kristin rogers was also there, and kristin why are these dogs so important to the officers? amanda, an officer told me today his k-9 makes him feel safer on the job... and it's important to note, these dogs are risking their lives, just like officers do, everyday.

cedar rapids police department for decades k9s have been working with officers to keep the community safe, (cg: curt buckles/ crpd officer and k9 handler) "you've got a partner that you know gets you full of dog hair curt buckles and his dog, narco, have been together for over six years... (cg: curt buckles) "you know we have a great bond and someday when he can no longer come to work with me it's going to be a sad day." now, over looking downtown from sunner park, is a memorial dedicated to narco and the rest of the k9s that have served this community in so many ways. (cg: wayne jerman/ police chief) "they help detect narcotics, explosives, they help search for criminals, they help search for missing children and lost adults." (cg: kristin rogers) when they aren't on duty the k9's go then the k9s go to work, with their best friend by their side... (cg: curt buckles) "they don't like to be away from us." and while keeping the community safe, they do the same for their partners. "you feel safer with him by your side"

now their service is physically recognised, and their names are engraved in stone... the department is adding a new dog very soon, to fill a spot after one of their k9s recently died unexpectedly.... once the new dog arrives, it's name will be added to the stone.... we've got you covered live in cedar rapids, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. we are told all of the cedar rapids police k9s have protective vests to help keep them safe on the job. tense moments behind the wheel for a kentucky officer after a deer ran into his police cruiser. it was all captured on his patrol car dash cam. the animal slammed into the hood of the car, then flipped into a road sign before hitting the ground.

incident and ran into the woods. the officer says he maintained control by hitting his brakes and steering away from the deer. he wasn't hurt-- but the cruiser has some damage to the front headlight. the uni volleyball team getting ready for their first match in the ncaa tournament this friday. and kirk ferentz takes home some sports is next "now, kwwl sports." when they told me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kids and that i didn't want to leave them. i beat cancer, but it is still scary. now i have a pre-existing condition. so, if republicans take away obamacare, breast cancer survivors like me could be denied coverage. if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, so that i don't have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight

uni panthers athletic director troy dannen is moving on up... accepting the same position at the tulane university. dannen, has spent seven years as the head honcho of uni athletics

has enjoyed success staying in elite status in many sports in the middle of their 5th postseason under dannen... with womens basketball and volleyball consistently making noise in the post season and the mens basketball team has been in the national spotlight after last seasons top 25 ranking and the sweet 16 run in 2010 dannen replaces rick dickson who has been the green waves ad since 2000... dannnen read in a statement. "the opportunity to serve my alma mater in this position for the last eight years has been a dream," said dannen. "president allen, and now president ruud have given me the opportunity to lead an outstanding group of coaches and student athletes and work alongside a fantastic staff." it is an opportunity i will always cherish. as accomplished as northern iowa has been competitively, academically, socially and fiscally, i'm confident the best is yet to come for panther nation." dannen's final day at uni is december 31st... uni will name an interim ad while doing a national search for a

whille the uni volleyball team came up short in the mvc tournament falling in the semifinals to eventual champ wichita state they did do enough to get an invite to the ncaa tournament. uni who finished 19- 14 on the season are one of four valley teams to make it to tourney... head coach bobbi petersen describes what the locker room was like. "the emotion in the locker was locker room for pure joy and it was one of the coolest things i have ever seen." the panthers take on marquette friday at 4:30... from minneapolis kirk ferentz has been named big ten coach of the year. ferentz has led the hawkeyes to the first 12-0 season in school history, a birth in the big ten title game and on the verge of the college football playoff. captain kirk has been named the conference coach of the year 3 times before making him just the second coach to win the award 4 times or more

michigan. when we spoke to ferentz yesterday the winner hadnt been announced yet but he was aware it was a possitbilty. " right from the start iowa work or being the best players really proud of them." hawkeyey and the michigan state spartans kick off from

jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible

at the first world conference on climate change, the challenge seemed insurmountable. but today, as world leaders come together in paris, the solutions are clear.

we can tackle the climate crisis, end our dependence on oil from foreign countries, and create millions of american jobs. but none of it will happen unless america leads. so, what are we waiting for? tactical vehicles are pulling in. one officer was injured in stand-off earlier.

let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for police searching neighborhood for suspect.

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