for the first time tonight we are seeing dash cam video from an officer-involved shooting in cedar rapids. good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. this incident happening back in march.. 27-year-old kyle orth drove a bmw towards officers when he was shot multiple times. the dash cam video shows what went down that night kwwls olivia mancino has been looking into this video...she joins us now live we were at the scene and saw the b-m-w after the fact... riddled with bullets. tonight this dash camera video shows exactly what happened early that spring morning "shots fired, shots fired, shots fired! show me your hands, show year-old kyle orth police say led to this scene at center point road and daniels street north east. police say orth ran several red lights and went down

street prior to the pinnacle of the event. here you can see orth back up his car into a pole and repeatedly to stop. kwwl was on the scene in march after all of this went down. you can see multiple bullet holes in orth's orange me, dont shoot me!" back on the scene you can hear officers struggle with orth, as he pleads with them not to shoot him. officers eventually lead orth back into the dash camera's view, putting him on the ground and handcuffing him. the struggle is finally over, and after a long ordeal... orth is finally in custody. the department of criminal investigations looked into this case -- finding the officers acted appropriately-- and used appropriate force. weve got you covered

in jail and three years probation earlier this month nats - 5 seconds in a waterloo officer-invovled shooting... the department of public safety says a waterloo officer is justified in shooting a man during a police chase. this video shows the chase back on november third -- behind the wheel is brandon seeley - you can see he nearly runs an officer over and then you hear four shots fired. seeley was eventually arrested... he was initially wanted on a drug warrant out of jones county - but now faces new charges including assault on a peace officer. temperatures are taking a dive tonight - 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 stormtrack 7 weather team:

overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to back in iowa today for the 5th time in recent weeks. her visit comes on the same day the federal reserve raises interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade, so, the democratic frontrunner was talking taxes and national security at her stop in iowa city. hillary clinton greeted town hall supporterts at the historic old brick church in iowa city with a

theme: 'that we begin to ask the wealthy to pay their fair share./ this man asked her about the islamophobia sweeping the nation and defeating isis. sot no troops "....which i will not do." later in an exclusive interview with kwwl, the former seretary of state expressed concern over the anti-muslim undercurrent; sot "when iowa wins the rose bowl" that got her a nice applause....but a top priority she said is: soocial security

anti-muslim undercurrent; sot "when iowa wins the rose bowl" that got her a nice applause....but a top priority she said is: soocial security her final townhall question was interesting. the answer--shje said she wants to be as good a president as beyonce is an entewrtain... mrs. clinton arrived in iowa city shortly after receiving the endorsement of billionaire warren buffet. on the heels of the last republican debate of 2015, some local students are getting into the election season spirit. table mound elementary school

election today--something they've done every presidential election since 1968. kwwl's brad hanson was there today and joins us live now from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque. and brad, this is a big deal for the students there. 425 students at table mound elementary school have been working for months to put on a mock election very similar to the republican national convention. it's safe to say, though, that these kids were a little more animated than supporters you might see at the convention next year. nats kids cheering the passion was easy to find inside table mound elementary school, as students get ready to make the state, dressing up to reflect their districts. from the tropical hawaain delegation, to the cheeseheads of wisconsin, these future politicians were all in during this mock election. (kennedy elskamp, mock election co-chair) "so that everyone in each grade knows how we feel, what their vote means to the usa, and how important that is." (jackson esau, mock election co-chair) "it doesn't matter if you're democratic or republican,

the world a better place." state representative abby finkenauer was on hand, serving as the event's keynote speaker. she says she could hear the kids cheering as soon as she entered the building. (iowa rep. abby finkenauer, d-dubuque) "they are excited, and i've not seen that much passion around democracy, around politics in so long. and so it was so exciting and really hopeful to see that young kids mirrored the actual convention, though maybe not for the same reasons. (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "well at the real convention, people get up and walk around in a show of support for their candidate after their introduced. here it becomes more of a movement excersize for these kids who have been sitting here for about 2 hours." organizers say students have spent countless

long standing tradition. (melissa cook, gifted and talented teacher) "i just think it's phenomenal. they're learning so much. they speak the candidate language, they talk about the process. they're excited to get their families out and do the voting." because there were so many candidates to introduce today, the actual voting will happen tomorrow. cook says she thinks trump will come out on top. but she does add that there is somewhat of a curse--the winner of their mock election here is rarely the one to win the actual nomination. we've got you covered live from

dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. the kids will also conduct a fun vote tomorrow--nominati ng and voting for characters like pac man and godzilla. it's been a long time coming. the federal reserve is raising interest rates for the first time in nearly 10 years. it's a small hike -- point two five percent, but that quarter of a percent raise will still a major effect on the world financial markets. fed chairwoman janet yellan says today's hike was in part to give the fed some wiggle room if the united states entered another recession. two men are in custody after they allegedly robbed a dubuque man at gunpoint early wednesday morning. dubuque police say brandon finley and quan jackson are in custody after they allegedly held a dubuque man at gunpoint and stole his wallet and his cell phone. finley and jackson both face first degree robbery charges,

possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. a man is in the hospital following a hunting accident. the accident happened in the crumbacher wildlife area in independence. according to the buchanan county sheriff's department a 28- year-old male was handling a shotgun when it fired, striking the man in the foot. the male was transported by ambulance to a waterloo hospital for treatment. the male's name is not being released at this time pending the investigation. a van ends up on its top after a rollover accident. the accident happened in dubuque just south of the intersection at 29th and elm street. the white van hit a parked truck and flipped over on its top. the driver and passenger didn't appear to have any injuries. the driver was taken to the hospital for precaution. coming up on kwwl...protesting erupts in baltimore after a judges ruling in the freddy gray trial. and - the mayor of chicago abruptly leaves a school event after students start chanting 16 shots at him. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron steele, amanda goodman,

schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl "now your storm track 7

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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 stormtrack 7 weather team: the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high

the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high

normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high

40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. members involved in the tragic chattanooga shooting.

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decision over officer william porter's responsibility in the death of freddie gray. porter was one of six officers charged after gray died in police custody. polo sandoval has the latest from baltimore. (nats) police officers stood side by side in long lines -- as street. but the family of freddie gray and the city of baltimore urge calm. (baltimore mayor/stephanie rawlings-blake) "if some choose to protest they must peacefully demonstrate. that is their right. but i also want to be very, very clear about any potential disturbances in our city. we are prepared to respond". gray died after being transported in a police van.

first officer out of six tried. prosecutors argued porter ignored gray's pleas for help. they also said porter did not buckle gray properly into a seat belt and did not follow police policy. porter's protocol was to not use seat belts. the jury considered the charges against porter -- involuntary manslaughter, second- degree assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. but could not reach a decision. now gray's family will wait for a new trial as protesters in the city of baltimore demand justice. (richard shipley/freddie gray's because we are confident there will be another trial with a different jury. we are calm, you should be calm." after the judge declared a mistrial....porter said by phone "i'm doing well." when asked for his reaction to today's hung jury he said "you know i can't comment on that, but i can't

chicago mayor abruptly left a school event following an unexpected reception today the mayor was visiting the urban prep charter academy to make an announcement about a program designed to mentor and inspire young men of color. when students were asked to recite the school creed some started chanting "16 shots" instead. the mayor quickly left after the assembly. the navy will award purple hearts to six service members killed or wounded during an attack in chattanooga tennessee earlier this year. four marines and a sailor were killed when a gunman opened fire at a military recruiting station and a u-s naval facility seven miles away. one marine recruiter survived the shooting. the fbi confirms the july 16th attack was motivated by a foreign terrorist group. that determination allows the military to move forward with the awards. coming up next... we'll hear from the uni panthers as they prepare for a cyclone team very

they've already faces -- plus -- hawkeye coach kirk ferentz picks up a big honor -- as we're 16 days out from the rose bowl -- mark woodley joins us next on kwwl.

down a top five team for the second time this year -- as they'll meet up with number five iowa state in the big four

that first one i'm obviously referring to was at the time number one north carolina -- where uni used a second half rally to get by the tarheels -- a team with one of the best transition games in the coutnry -- much like the cyclone team the panthers are about to face -- carolina does, because they've gives them 4 guys. when they move him over to center, that gives them 5 guys that can handle the ball in transition. that game it certainly prepared us that we need to get back in transition and build our wall of defense, then rebound. they do a really good job of rebounding inside as well offensively and we need to do a good job of finding our guys. as we mentioned yesterday -- iowa state's naz long will miss that game and is calling this season quits due to pain related to hip surgery in the spring -- long will seek a medical redshirt -- and said today that having another chance at a fully healthy senior

just after playing the iowa it was time, expecially being under that 9 game window, and having a guy like deonte burton coming back versus uni, i felt like it was the perfect time to call it one for myself. the cyclones and panthers tip off at 6 oh clock on saturday night in des moines -- following the drake, iowa game -- we'll preview that one tomorrow -- we're 16 days from the rose bowl -- and this was a big day for iowa coach kirk ferentz -- the football writers association of america selected ferentz as this year's recipent of the eddie robinson award -- given to the top coach in the fbs division -- he's the first hawkeye ever to receive the award in its 59 year history -- he was named the a-p coach of the year in 2002 when he led that iowa team in to the orange bowl hawkeye defensive back desmond king -- today -- completed the sweep becoming the 23rd hawkeye in history to earn

-- king was selected to all 5 honor squads making up the consensus with 8 interceptions -- of course he's getting ready for the rose bowl -- and so are we -- our entourage is heading west starting

basketball moments over the years. but sometimes the unlikeliest of hoop heroes emerge. a mom and daughter had to make a half court shot for a half a year tuition. and take a look at this... mom shot the ball, it fell short of the rim, but after a bounce went in. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg

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