"that iientification made. again, that is going to depend records like - dental x-rays. police unable to determine how long the body was in the water. "it's too hard to eculate." out of courtesy to the family of missing teen moe see - ananactive case in waterloo- - police met with the parents and told them what we have discovered. t to say that this might be moe sed." again i want to reiterate - - captain mohlis' stateeent - - at this

have not connected moe sed and this case. once the autopsy report comes out - - wewere going to be able to tell you a lot more about this body discovered here in the cedar river. we've got you overed in gilbertville...jessic a hartman kwwl news. we will continue to follow this story and bring you updates here and on kwwl-dot-com. we could have ssme rain herr in eastern iowa tomorrow, let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg who's tracking rain. from thekwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional ffrecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: it was another mild day with may have some patchy fog late tonight and early tuesday. a mostly cloudy sky tuesday could produce a few light showers in the afternoon and evening. if you see rain, the amounts would be just a couple of hundredths of an inch. despite the clouds, we will have another mild day with highs in the 40s. clouds clear tuesday night and sunshine returns

upper 40s.. was another mild day with reaching the low to mid 40s. the trend for mild weather continues into the weekend. we may have some patctcy fog late tonight and early tuesday. a mostly cloudy sky tuesday could produce a few light showers in the afternoon and evening. if you see rain, the amounts would be just a it's been three years since hunters found the bodies of eight-year-old elizabeth collins and ten-year-old lyric cook. they were found at seven bridges park in bremer county, nearly y five months after they went missing in evansdale. kwwl's nikki newbrough joins us live. nikki you met with investigators today. they say seven bridges park is still a very y ig part in thii case. and that's why this summer, elizabeth's parents invited kwwl to follow them to the exact spot two small crosses...a grave reminder this is where hunters found the bodies of two little girls. park. in july, elizabeth's parents took kwwl to the exact spot where

" i can't imagine how terrified especially elizabeth was and her sweet little face and lyric'c' them." still three years after their little bodies were found, lead dci investigator mike roehrkasse says they try to stay positive. "we know there's still a lot of work that can be done so we experts, fbi agents, and experts from the national center for missing and exploited children. "it's not so much consistant work. it's more bring people in, work several leads and go through those leads and do it all over again." heaaher and drew collins believe someone forced their daughter and niece to this area. and believe the girls were killed the sme day they were abducted

the girls were killed. " it's something we know, and very few of even theheofficers know. we don't let that get out. and it's something that the person responsible knows." roehrkasse says people have not forgotten about this case. he says they get roughly five tips a week. i also asked if they are leaning towards anyone specific as a suspect in this case...roehrkasse says they look at a lot of people at one time. he says they couldn't tell me if one person is more promiing than the other. we've got you covered nikki newbrough kwwl news. authorties continue to stress, this case is not cold. if you have any information call evansdale police orrcedar valley crime stoppers. we have put those numbers on our website, kwwl dot com. there's money available for people who bring forward

and conviction in this case. a man convicted of shooting a police officer during a robbery is sentenced for a third time. this man eddie chest - and his son eddie adams were convicted in the shooting of dubuque lieutenantt scott baxter . at his third sentencing...his attorney, argued the only reason chest previously accepted a plea deal was because the sentences were supposed to be served at the sasae time the prosecution argued they were meant to be served back-to-back. ultimately...the judge ruled...chest was guilty of the crimes mmited...taking into account his extensive criminal history. "you were on parole at the time you commited this offense. for that reason the court finds the consecutive offenses are appropriate." the judge told eddie chest he can appeal his sentence within thirty days. chest told the judge...he won't miss it. at another hearing today...a man accused of killing his girlfriend wants to move his trial out of dubuque county. twenty-seven yea old eddie

degree murder -- for stabbing kahdyesha lemon to death. it happened back in june in dubuque. hicks attorney says he's gotten a lot of media attention that would cause him to not get a fair trial if a jury were from dubuque. the judge ordered surveys to be sent out to potential jurors...then will make a decision. police are investigating a shooting that left one man injured. cedar rapids police were called to kirkwood court southwest at seven lasas night. police foundnda man with a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital. his injuries are not believed to be life threatening. no arrests have been made. authorities are investigating a suspicious death in union county. the body is identified as 37- year-old loretta dillinger. a hunter found her body by a farm pond near the union county and madison county line. the case of death is not being released because it's an ongoing investigation. one ems team is finding themselves on the other side of an emergency response today. an ambulance caught fire inside

crews pushed the ambulance out of the base garage to prevent the fire from spreading. the electrical fire started from a malfunction inside e he rig. firefighters were able to quickly contain the fire. the iowa football team is heading to the rose bowl and fans are anxious to get tickets to cheer on the hawksksas they take on stanford, new years day. kwwl's kristin rogers caught up with fans who were waiting in for the first time in nearly 25 years. the university will have 22 thousand tickets available to start they sold all of their 10 thousand tickets that were available for the big ten championship game and now they're expecting to get rid hawkeye fans are stopping to smell the roses "go hawks!" as they order their tickets for thth rose bowl, for theefirst time since 1991 (cg: phyllis eaves/ fan) "we'd been trying to get the rose bowl tickets and our computer was so jammed up we

office (cg: mitch hermston/fan) "the last time was 25 years ago so we said we better get there this time." the university is currentl taking orde from season ticket holders ooers can go online and join a waiting list for the remaining tickets. (cg: kristin rogers) "fans tell me after last year's season they never would have thought tey'd be lined up for rose bowl tickets this year." things wiil improve over time so it's all good now." going to the rose bowl is something iowa fans tell me they can't miss out on (cg: brian decoster/ fan) "the rose bowl is the grandaddy of them all, i don't think we could have hoped or anything better than that so all along i've been hoping we would go to the rose bowl." excitement is easy to find, hyvee even deliverng 4,000 roses to campus today.... and fans are all pumped upup "go hawks, we're gonna have a win in pasadena!" the deadline to apply for tickets is

continue to sell tickets as long as they are available. we'' got you covered live in iowa city, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. the university is selling tickets starting at one hundred and fifty dollars but get this tickets are sellinn for over $500 on stub-hub compared to around $140 on the website for the orange bowl playoff game between #1 clemson and oklahoma, so tickets to the rose bowl are very much in demand. coming up on kwwl, one republican presidential candidate makes a campaign stop right here in the cedar valley. and - after a big playoff win against portrtand state sattrday, the panthers shift their attention to their quarterfinal game against conference rival and four time ncaa champion, north dakota state. and... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar.... chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg will have your full forecast, coming "winner of the regional emmy for outstanding newscast.

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from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl ststrmtrack 7 weather team: it was another mild day with reaching the low to mid 40s. the trend for mild weather continues into the weekend. we may have some patchy fog late tonight and early tuesdaa. a mostly cloudy sky tuesday could produce a few light showers in the afternoon and evening. if you see rain, the amounts would be just a couple of hundredths of an inch. dedepite the clouds, we will have another mild day with highs in the 40s. clouds clear tuesday night and sunshine returns

upper 40s.it was another mild day with reaching the l lw to mid 40s. the trend for mild weather continues into the weekend. we may have some patchy fog late tonight and early tuesday. a mostly cloudy sky tuesday could producecea few light showers in the afternoon and evening. if you see rain, the amounts would be just a couple of hundredths of an inch. despite the clouds, we will have another mild day with highs in the 40s. clouds clear tuesday night and sunshine returns wednesday with highs in the upper 40s.it was another mild day with reaching the low to mid 40s. e trend for ld weather continues into the weekend. we may have some patchy fog late tonight and early tuesday. a mostly cloudy sky tuesday could produce a few light showers in the afternoon and eveni. if you see rain, the amounts would be just a couple of hundredths of an inch. despite the clouds, we will have another mild day with highs in the 40s. clouds clear tutusday night and sunshine returns wednesday with highs in the upper 40s.it was another mild day with reaching the low

weather continues into the weekend. we may have some patchy fog late tonight and early tuesday. a mostly cloudy sky tuesday could produce a few light showers in the aternoon and evening.if you see rain, the amounts would be just a ccple of hundredths of an inch. despite the clouds, we will have another mild day with highs in the 40s. clouds clear tuesday night and sunshine returns wednesday with highs in the upper 40s.it was another mild day with reaching the low to mid 40s. the trend for mild weather continues into the weekend. we may have some patchy fog late tonight and early tuesday. a mostly cloudy sky tuesday could produce a few light showers in the afternoon and evening. if you see rain, theamounts would be just a couple of hundredths of an inch.h.despite the clouds, we will have another mild day with highs in the 40s. clouds clear tuesday night and sunshine returns wednesday with highs in

mild day with reaching the low to mid 40s. the trend for mild weather continues into the weekend. we may have some presidential candidates have been criticizing presidet obama-s national addss about the fight against terroism. amg those candidates, is carlyy fiornia ..who is having town halls in eastern iowa today. in waterloo, nearly 100 peop gathere to hear her speak. kwwl's lauren moss speaking to the candidae one on one, about her thoughts on the president's speech...and her plans on fighting isis. carly fiorina focusing country.. nat: i would like to be held accountable for these things and she says the obama: "the threat from terrorism is real, but we w wl overcome it." "no leadership... no strategy..managed to get into politics and diss the republicans on something. vintage obama" during president obama'national address- he cacaled for stricter gun laws but fiorina

the aswer. it dn't do anything to prevent this tragedy that's not where he should be focusing his attention but of course he and hillary clinton are always focused on politics and idealogies instead of sololing the problem and defeating isis. and in our sit down interview with the republican presidential candidate, says she has a plan to do so.. the only way to defeat isis ultimately is to deny them territoy. cut off their supply lines..deny them territory which they call their caliphate. we can do that but it will require leadedeship, and support and resolve on our part in many cases because we cannot simply do this ourselves.we need other other arab nations to help us defeat isis." presidential candidates aren't the only ones criticizing the presiint's address- house speaker paul ryan called the speech half-

senator ted cruz is pulling more support in iowa, getting his first lead in annearly state tts cycle. monmouth university released a new poll today of likely iowa republican caucus goers and found 4hat cruz is hoding the top spot over donald trump. crcrz holds 24 perrent support while trump has 19 perccnt. eastern iowans made their way to the capitol today... they spoke out against governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid management. they attended the legislative oversight committee meeting.... some spoke during the public comment period. the groups says the move to have private companies managing medicaid by @anuary first is too fast... and many agreed today'' opportunity was something they didn't want to miss.... coming up... the panthers talk about revenge as they travel to fargo with a spot in the plus -- the iowa state basketball team hits their highest ranking in history -- just a spot removed from number one --

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on saturday -- they'll have a chance to move one step closer -- and exact a littltl revenge in the process -- the panthers are headed to the fargo-dome for the second time this year -- as they'll meet up with 3rd seeded north dakota ate -- the panthers plled a solid gaae against the bison in their october match-up -- even holding a lead in the final minutes -- that was until carson wentz completed an 18 yard touchdown pass with just 35 seconds left to push north dakota state to a 3 point win -- and the panthers say ever since the bracket came out -- they were hoping to get this opportunity for us to meet up with north dakota state. now we fell short last time, just going back to the drawing board, don't want to change too changed and worked on. i think that's what it will all come

game kicks off at 11 a-m saturday in fargo -- after leading the hawkeyes to the rose bowl -- kirk ferentz has been named the afca region 3 coach of the year -- ferentz is one of five regional winners from across the country -- the coach -- now in his 17th season -- guided iowa to the prgram's first ever 12 and oh regular ason -- and their first rose bowl in 25 years -- so obviously having his first shot at being a head coach in the game we thought we were going for sure in 2002. everyone thought we were going and it didn't i'm excitged for our players. the next 3 and a half weeks will churn by slowly for hawk fans -- iowa and stanfood will hook up on new year's day --

basketball team reached their hhhest ever ranking in the coaches poll -- the cyclones come in at number two -- only trailing number one michigan state -- iowa state also receivea pair of &irst place votes -- isu will look to run their record to 8 and oh when tty host buffalo tonight in ames --

a 90-year-old great-grimpressive soccer skills. a video of the norwegian woman doing tricks with a soccer ball went viral - and now she has fans all over the world. she says she plays with a soccer ball every day in her apartment. she even has a special shoe she wears while doing her tricks. she says er personal record is one-thousand-and- three kicks in a row. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for a last look at your

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