good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. a u-s marshal fires his weapon during a traffic stop. waterloo police say the u-s marshals task force was undergoing a fugitive investigation when they pulled over the driver. the driver got out of the car and ran away -- and has not yet been found. authorities are continuing to investigate at this time. kwwls olivia mancino has been investigating this incident thoroughly ...she joins us now live i've had many conversations with the u-s marshalls office involved in this case, and they will not say who they were looking for or what crime this fugitive has commited. we do know the incident happened in a waterloo neighborhood, and one neighbor we spoke to was a traffic stop in a waterloo neighborhood turns sour when a member of the u-s marshals service fire a weapon. the us marshalls

the weapon-- and waterloo police weren't called until what happened next. "police say the alleged fugitive took off running in this area near gable and manson streets." "oh yeah i was nervous, i didn't know what was going on" that's mary campbell. it's dark outside now, but just the morning prior she watched the marshal service once the driver ditched his car near campbell's home and took off running. campbell says she saw two officers and one man in plain clothes in her yard. they were looking for someone. "they were walking around out there, around my garage and in my garage too" campbell has lived in her home more than 30 years... she says she's never seen anything like this. and she hopes she won't again-- the us marshal service has still not found the fugitive. the u-s marshal service has released the following statement:

service can confirm that the northern iowa fugitive task force was involved in a line of duty- shooting-incident december 8, 2015 while attemping to stop a vehicle beleived to be linked to an active fugitive investigation. this incident, like all usms involved shooting incidents will be reviewed by the appropriate investigative authority. we've got you covered we'll continue to follow this investigation as this develops-- we are not even sure whether this man is considered armed and dangerous a chance of a storm moving in for the weekend -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who's tracking it all. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl high clouds passing through this afternoon. we'll have a wsw wind 5-15 mph with highs back in the upper 40s to around 50. partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm but it will be the warmest day

for rain returns saturday afternoon and lasts through the weekend. there is a slight chance for a wintry mix with sunday night and monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitored. mostly sunny today with a few high clouds passing through this afternoon. we'll have a wsw wind 5-15 mph warm night expected. lows will of the week with highs in the lower to middle 50s. friday will remain dry, before the monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitored. warm temperatures of late mean no traffic problems on the mississippi right now. this was in november of last year--barges stuck in nearly eight inches of ice. that made their trips much more dangerous and stressful--certainl y not the case this year.

now from the mississippi river in dubuque. and brad, there's no hard data yet, but it's been easy to see the difference between last year and this year. i'm told the u-s army corps of engineers won't have final numbers for the amount of traffic that came through these locks and dams this year for another couple of weeks. even without those numbers, it's easy to say that, thanks to this weather, it's been smooth sailing this year. this was the scene last november north of guttenburg. boats behind it, slowed down by river is free of all ice... in fact, it's flowing great on a day when temperatures spiked above 50 degrees. season. (sam mathiowetz, lock and dam 10 lockmaster) "it allows them to have a little more more regular speed and it's also a lot safer for the boats, the crew working at the lock and dams, and the boat crew itself." and no ice means these fisherman have had to trade their buckets on

(brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "well, the lack of ice on the river has certainly meant easier passage for boats coming through, it's also meant that maintence crews, working to maintain these channels, have been able to get ahead." "what it does is it allows us to move from one spot to the next, so if we had an area that we had to dredge to maintain the 9 foot channel, we can get it done so the weather, by not having ice, did not impede the maintenance process for us." and now the barge season has pretty much come to an end--meaning we most likely won't see this, this year. by the way, we talked about the

channels this year--in the saint paul district alone, they removed 900 thousand cubic yards of material to put that in perspective, that would fill 90 thousand dump trucks--enough to stretch from dubuque to des moines and back--and have a few left over. we've got you covered live here in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. the lock and dam at guttenberg closed today for major repairs, and a number of them south of dubuque will close next week for similar repairs. an iowa woman shown on video abusing children at her in-home day csre is going to prison. 29-year-old christina williamson was sentenced to five years in prison. here's video of her in court tuesday. the pleasant hill woman apologized to the families, saying she loved those children like her own. however the video shows otherwise --

baby...even throwing the baby around like a rag doll. the judge said watching the video tape was quote "just sickening" the video system was set up by willamson's husband. williamson very emotional in court -- apologizing for her actions. "she was afraid of you and i didn't see it. now i see it and it breaks my heart." "i would entrusted me with their children." the attorney for williamson asked for probation, but the judge denied that request -- sentencing her to five years in prison. an iowa high school girls basketball coach accused of sexually abusing a student appearing in court today. 46-year-old gerald "tig" johnson worked at roosevelt high school in des moines. according to a criminal complaint -- johnson called a student on her cell phone while

with another female student. the judge today ordering him to be held on a seven- thousand dollar bond. his next court date is set for the 18th. protests continuing tonight in chicago -- calling for the resignation of mayor rahm emanuel. emanuel speaking today -- apologozing for the way the police department handled the fatal shooting of laquan mcdonald last year. he went on to say there needs to be a better connection between citizens and police officers. emanuel appointed a task force team last week to make recommendations about police department reforms following the release of the shooting video. decision 2016 coverage-- democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton speaking to potential voters at an iowa town hall today. the former secretary of state says there's no reason not to be afraid following the recent terror attacks in paris and san bernardino, california. but she says a real leader has a plan to address those types of threats.

candidate donald trump for his remarks on banning muslims in the u-s. "we have to enlist help from radical jihadist and the hateful ideology they represent. instead donald trump is supplying them with new propaganda." clinton also toured techworks in waterloo today before heading to another town hall in urbandale. meanwhile -- many others are continuing to react to trump's comments. one local muslim and veteran says his comments are laughable. (cg: joe aossey/ muslim & veteran) "this is my country, part of my job." aossey served as an army

the fifties. he says he isn't too worried about trump's comments -- saying actions speak louder than words. coming up on kwwl... family of the victims killed in the mass shooting in san bernardino visiting the site for the first time. plus.. the alleged guman who shot up a planned parenthood building having multiple outbursts in court today. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven's chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast, coming up... and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page and weather information. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron

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27 generals and admirals support jeb bush. because jeb has the experience and knowledge to protect your family. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. "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: mostly sunny today with a few wind 5-15 mph with highs back in the upper 40s to around the upper 30s and low 40s. thursday will be windy at times, but it will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the lower to middle 50s. friday will this system especially late sunday night and monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitored. mostly sunny today with a few high clouds with highs back in the upper 40s to around 50. partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm night expected. lows times, but it will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the lower to middle

there is a slight chance for a wintry mix with this system especially late sunday night and monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be have a wsw wind 5-15 mph with highs back in the upper 40s to around 50. partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm night expected. lows will but it will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the afternoon and lasts through the weekend. there is a slight chance for a wintry mix with this system especially late dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitored. mostly sunny today with a few high clouds passing through this afternoon. we'll around 50. partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm night expected. lows will be in the upper 30s and low 40s. of the week with highs in the lower to middle 50s. friday afternoon and lasts through the weekend. there is a slight chance for a wintry mix with this system especially late dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitored. mostly sunny today with a few high clouds passing through this afternoon. we'll have a wsw wind 5-15 mph with highs back in the upper 40s warm night expected. lows will be in the upper 30s and low 40s. highs in the lower to middle 50s. friday will remain dry, before the chance for a wintry mix

sunday night and monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be have a wsw wind 5-15 mph with highs back in the upper 40s to around 50. partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm night expected. lows will be in the upper 30s and low before the chance for rain returns saturday afternoon and lasts through the weekend. there is a slight chance for a wintry mix with this system especially late the letters were her response to being invited to speak on campus by the school's lecture committee. (hannah soyer/university of iowa student) "dear hannah, thank you very much indeed for your letter. unfortunately, i receive so many letters and i'm not able to reply to each one personally, as much as i would like to." rowling declined the invitation due to scheduling conflicts... but fans in the area will keep trying... and here is additional forecast high clouds passing through this partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm night dry, before the chance for rain mix with this system especially late sunday night and monday.

expected. lows will be in the week with highs in the lower to lasts through the weekend. monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system the upper 30s and low 40s. lower to middle 50s. friday will remain dry, before the precipitation type will be high clouds passing through this partly cloudy skies expected will be windy at times, but it dry, before the chance for rain mix with this system especially late sunday night and monday. mostly sunny today with a few the upper 40s to around 50. week with highs in the lower to lasts through the weekend. there will be windy at times, but it 500 university of iowa students, iowa students, faculty, and community members receive letters from famous harry potter author j-k rowling. they stopped by the iowa memorial

iowa's campus to pick up their semi- personalized letters. the letters were her response to committee. (hannah soyer/university of iowa student) "dear hannah, thank you very much indeed for your letter. unfortunately, i receive so many letters and i'm not able to reply to each one due to scheduling conflicts... but fans in the area will keep trying... and rowling declined the invitation due to scheduling conflicts... but fans in the area will keep trying... and already started filming a video to send to the author... again asking her to come speak. coming up on kwwl... a junior high school evacuated following a credible bomb threat. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in delta, lone tree, hesper and all of eastern iowa

bernardino visittragic shooting today. the group was bussed to the site led by a police escort. 14 people were killed in the mass shooting at the social services facility -- and 21 more injured. people paying their respects and collecting their loved ones' belongings from the facility. all 14 of the victims were employees of san bernardino county. the first of six police officers charged in the death of freddy

injury while riding in a baltimore police vehicle. officer william porter says gray did not show any signs that he needed medical attention. but prosecutors say porter is responsible for the death because he didn't buckle him into his seatbelt. if convicted of manslaughter and assault charges -- porter could face up to 25 years in prison. the alleged guman who shot up a planned parenthood building having multiple outbursts in court today. 57-year-old robert dear formally charged in the shooting which killed two civilians and a police officer. during court today he told the court he was a "warrior for the babies." it's still unknown whether the prosecution plans to seek the death penalty in the case. he's due back in court on the 23rd. a junior high school evacuates afer a credible bomb threat, authorities responding to the school in mississippi --

are calling an improvised explosive device inside a student's backpack. police later detonated the bomb at a safe location. luckily -- nobody was hurt in the incident, two students are being questioned by police -- but no arrests have been made at this time. coming up next... the uni panthers face a familar foe in the third round of the fcs playoffs.. hear how mark farley plans to take down the bison. fred hoibergs bulls are in boston taking on the celtics could the mayors team pull one out in "now, kwwl sports."

they are looking for a win at south dakota state. the uni panthers fell to the jackrabbits in double overtime 89-86. the loss makes it four straight for the panthers who held a 13 point lead at halftime. south dakota state hit a buzzer beater at the end of the first overtime to force the second where they guard madison weekly led the way for the panthers with 24 points. speaking of the panthers the uni football team is getting ready for round three of the fcs playoffs where they face a familar foe in fargo dome, and uni fell up there in week five 31-28. and despite playing them just a few months ago it doesnt make the know each other so well probably

at that so well see but i dont think it makes it any easier playing them." panthers out for revenge taking on the bison saturday morning at 11 a couple of old college coaches going at it in the nba fred hoibergs bulls vs brad stevens celtics off a miss heads up defense from jae crowder gets the steal and slam... boston up 4 more defense from the celtics former ohio state buckeye evan turner with the steal and in the open court pulls out the 360 dunk.. puts them up 37-35 bulls turn to show off some d joakim noah with the steal ahead to jimmy butler ... who finishes with the two handed flush bulls take a thomas pulls up foot was on the line well call it a deep two and its good...

this one by the final of 105-100 bulls have lost three in a row well it was a busy day for the chicago cubs yesterday the cubbies made a few huge moves first signing two time all star ben zobrist to a four year 56 million dollar deal. the infielder/outfielder played a huge role in the kansas city royals world series run this past season will be reunited with manager joe maddon. in order to make room for zobrist the cubs traded away infiedler starlin castro. castro was traded off to the new york yankees for pitcher adam warren and a player to be named. antonio brown was fined more than 11,000 dollars today for his post touchdown celebration sunday night vs the colts. brown was fined for quote using the goalpost as a prop. follwoing a punt return td brown went jumping into the goalpost arms and legs outstrecthed hitting the padded section of the pole. steelers went on to thanks rick.

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