"shots fired shots fired, shots fired!" now on today in iowa: new video released of a shooting involving an officer in eastern iowa. plus -- a one-on- one interview with hillary clinton in iowa -- and we're also hearing from this man -- senator marco rubio -- who's campaigning in iowa -- and he has a warning for everyone. and poaching in a public park. a hunter is in hot water this morning for targeting a popular deer. i'm jerry gallagher... let's check on your weather now with storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan. good morning. thermometers around the kwwl viewing area are reading in the mid 20s to the low 30s, but it feels more like the teens this morning with those winds.... they are still 10-20 mph gusting to 30 mph from the northwest. we also have clouds... although they may try

today.... it will be colder today with highs only a few degrees above where temperatures are sitting right now. we get colder for friday with warmer temps back in for the weekend. i'll have more details in a few minutes. our top story this morning: new few degrees above where temperatures are sitting right now. we get colder for friday with warmer temps back in for the weekend. i'll have more details in a few minutes. our top story this morning: new video showing a shooting involving officers in cedar rapids. it happened in march -- and the d-c-i says the officers acted appropriately. but this week, for the first time, we're seeing what happened. a man

"shots fired, shots fired, shots fired! show me your hands, show me your fg hands!" it was a point road and daniels street north east. "youre gonna get shot, you're gonna get shot! do not move!" police say orth ran several red lights and went down a one way street prior to the pinnacle of drive towards the officers, though they told him 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 bmw. "put your hands up - dont shoot 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...

that was olivia mancino reporting. earlier this month, orth was sentenced to 180 days in jail and three years probation. nats - 5 seconds this is video from a shooting involving a waterloo officer. the department of public safety says what the officer did was justified. video shows the chase in november. behind the wheel is brandon seeley. waterloo police fired at the van. seeley was arrested... he was initially wanted on a drug warrant out of jones county - but now faces in chicago -- police officer jason van dyke has now been indicted for the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. dyke shot mcdonald 16 times last year. van dyke has been charged with murder. he's back in court on friday. overnight -- calm in a baltimore neighborhood that saw rioting

yesterday, we learned of a mistrial for the first officer charged in his death. dozens of protesters spilled into the streets yesterday -- as the news spread. porter is the first of six baltimore officers to go on trial after gray died last april.. from a severe spinal injury that happened when he was in custody. a developing story this morning: a sheriff's deputy shot in a standoff. it happened in tennessee overnight. at last check, the standoff was not over. it started when authorities were called about someone drunk waving a gun around and threatening people in a neighborhood. when deputies showed up -- the suspect started shooting. a deputy was hit and so was a woman across the street. both are being treated. an iowa man has died after being trapped in a grain bin. the clarke county sheriff says the owner of the farm and eric reasland were working to get corn out of the bin when it happened yesterday. the sheriff says reasland died. he was 39.

an eastern iowa college helps turn a road into a farm to help round up pigs on the loose. dozens of pigs are rounded up after the trailer they were in flipped. it happened wednesday morning on the ramp from 380 to highway 30 outside cedar rapids. a few pigs died at the scene - but most were corraled by dot crews, emergency workers, and staff from kirkwood college. they brought in a trailer and fences . decision 2016: hillary clinton returns to iowa to campaign. she's getting ready for the next democratic debate on saturday in new hampshire. kwwl's ron steele sat down with clinton for a one- on-one interview about key issues during her stop in iowa city. hillary clinton greeted town hall supporterts at the historic old brick church in iowa city with a familiar theme: 'that we begin to ask the wealthy to pay more, to pay their fair share, in order to invest in america."

islamophobia sweeping the nation and how best to defeat isis. "i have a plan that i've been outlining on how to take on isis. how to defeat them, and how to do it without sending american combat troops to the region, which i will not do." later in an exclusive interview with kwwl, the former secretary of state expressed concern over the anti-muslim undercurrent out there. "this attitude that is, unfortunately, being trumpeted by the republican candidates, led by mr. trump, is not only shameful and not in keeping with our values, ,it's dangerous. it's playing right kind of clash, the split between islam and the rest of the world. we can't afford it. "when iowa wins the rose bowl" that got her a nice applause....but a top priority she said is: soocial security

prevent the republicans from privatizing social security. it is the number one challenge. her final townhall question was interesting. "would you rather be the president or beyonce?" (laughing) clinton arrived in iowa city shortly after receiving the endorsement of billionaire warren buffet. just hours after the republicans debated -- senator rubio was back in iowa campaigning. the florida senator spoke in ankeny. the debate clashes between rubio and senator ted cruz over u-s surveillance laws were echoed. rubio warned that americans expect rigorous monitoring to stop terrorism. god forbid there is an attack today in america. the first didn't stop it?' and the answer better not be because we took away a tool that once allowed us

people and stop them. this threat is a real threat and we need to confront it before it grows larger and more dangerous. senator rubio has a town hall meeting in muscatine later this morning. using a personal e-mail account to do government business. this morning, the questions aren't about hillary clinton. they're focused on the current defense secretary. the pentagon says ash carter used a personal account to do some of his government business during his first few months on the job. his press secretary says carter believes it was a mistake. carter has been in iraq -- where and helicopters to help iraq retake ramadai. "we did discuss the possibility that circumstances in the future might cause our commanders to like using helicopters, like using additional personnel in connection with the campaign." the fall of ramadi to isis was

biggest defeat of iraq's central government in about a year. this morning, a decision by the federal reserve has many people asking -- what does it mean to them? the fed is raising interest rates for the first time in about 10 years. it's a small hike -- point two five percent. the impact of one rate hike is months, and the federal reserve notice. higher interest rates mean it will be slightly more expensive to get a car loan or a mortgage but it also means savers will slowly start to earn some interest and will make the u.s. dollar stronger. another day -- another big award for iowa's football coach. the football writers association of america named kirk ferentz as the winner of the eddie robinson award -- given to the top coach in the country. he's the first hawkeye ever to

history -- he was named the a-p coach of the year in 2002 when he led iowa to the orange bowl. right now, he's getting ready for his first rose bowl as head coach of the hawks -- and so are we. you see our team right there that will head west to pasadena. we'll have live reports starting the day after christmas. the poaching of a deer in a public park has a lot of people upset in a neighboring state this morning. myra sanchick says this wasn't just any deer killed in wisconsin. "whoever did this i think must be a very callous person." a trait ray hamilton doesn't usually think about as he walks the oak leaf trail another hiker was taking a walk this majestic deer. those who frequent the park have named him bowtie. suddenly an arrow sailed through the air and hit bowtie. "it kind of reminds me of the cecil the lion thing. apparently this deer was like a big pet almost for people in the area that knew him." the hiker says he ran to the hunter who was calling his wife to say he

his own call to 911. police arrived with the dnr..the hunter disappeared. "it just seems to me it's pretty unsportsman like to do something like this, as well as discharging some sort of weapon in a park where children come to play things like that." a local photographer chronicled bowtie through his nine and a half years of life. even capturing him on video. randy crawford's nature photos featured bowtie on calendars, outdoor magazine covers, and websites. "we found multiple violations, citations are going to be issued." the dnr was able to catch up to the poacher "milwaukee county does have an ordinance saying you cannot hunt in their parks." some say it's not enough. social media is filling the spaces below pictures of bowtie with messages of loss... the loss of a beautiful park animal so many have loved watching for so many years. they revoked the man's hunting license for a year. he was also fined about one thousand dollars. we still have a lot to get to

including this: no good deed goes unpunished. an amazon delivery driver thought he was doing a good thing. now, police are looking for many stolen packages. plus -- a dinosaur on the move after millions of years. he's about to be auctioned off. mainly cloudy with highs not much higher than temperatures are this morning. northwest winds are to blame along with some clouds. winds will stay gusty today, that coming up. "now your storm track 7

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: no big storms in the immediate forecast,

flurries tracking through. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras won't shake as much today, but we will stay gusty and keep some clouds in the area... but travel should be dry today. temperatures are cooler... we are only in the mid 20s to low 30s this morning... northwest winds are still 10-20 mph and gusting to 30... they will stay around 15 mph today with gusts to 20 or 25 mph. and we will keep some clouds... dry air is trying to work in, but the low is tracking almost directly to the north, which will keep a trough in the area and bring clouds, and even some flurries into the area for tonight and tomorrow. temps will be more typical of the middle of december with colder air working in for tomorrow. the winds will remain gusty today and temps won't warm too much... they drop into the teens tonight with mainly cloudy skies and west winds staying around 5 to 15 mph. the winds get gusty again

flurries tracking through. highs will stay in the mid 20s to mid 30s in the viewing area before starting to get back to the low 40s for sunday. that is ahead of a system that will bring rain and snow into the area sunday night into monday morning with another system tracking through tuesday and wednesday. rain and snow amounts look to stay light, but we will watch both systems carefully for christmas travelers. tracking through tuesday and wednesday. rain and snow amounts christmas travelers. tracking through tuesday and wednesday. rain and snow amounts look to stay light, but we will the time now is and it's one

most debated topics in offices all over america. is it too hot or too cold? not outside... but inside the office. so which employees have more support in their corner? plus on the road to savings, but just how much did you save this year because of lower gas prices? we have a pretty good guess. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in postville, shueyville, toddville and all of

we knobased on the price at the pump this year compared to last -- the average driver saved about 550 dollars this year. that gives american

dollars more to spend. j-p morgan chase says most drivers are using those savings to eat out more. this morning, gas buddy dot com says the lowest prices in iowa are in ankeny and burlington. 1-68 a gallon. some holiday shoppers waiting for packages from amazon are going to be disappointed. a delivery driver was carjacked yesterday in florida -- and all of the packages inside were stolen. investigators found it -- but everything inside was gone. police say the amazon delivery driver initially stopped to help out two people he thought were stranded on the road. turns out, they were thieves waiting to carjack someone. uber may be getting a few more potential fares... a billion actually. as in the one billion facebook users it will have access to if a new partnership works out. the social media giant famous for "sharing" is testing the ability for users to share a ride... by booking it from the messenger app. the idea

plans with messenger will be able to book a car without switching apps. is your office too hot or too cold? many times, office workers disagree. in fact, a new careerbuilder survey says 23 percent of employees say their office is too cold. 25 percent say it's too hot. for those battling the chill -- many say they wear their jacket all day long. others use a space heater to stay warm. a longtime resident -- for millions of years -- is about ready to leave his home in north dakota. known as 'bob', he's said to be the largest triceratops fossil found anywhere in the world. he's been in north dakota for until 2003. a land owner stumbled across his shoulder blade. "bob is bob. it has a face only a mother triceratops can love in a few days -- bob will be auctioned off -- and could bring

about one and a half million dollars. the time now is up next -- it's a force to be reckoned with -- but will it break records? the latest star wars movie opens tonight.

public premiere of "star wars: the force awakens" at theaters around the country -- including right here in eastern iowa. we know the film will open big --- the question is how big. mark barger takes a look. "there are stories about what happened" "star wars the force awakens" arrives with more than 100 million dollars in advance ticket sales.. "this is a movie with an anticipation level unlike anything we've ever seen." it's expected to rake in between 150 and 200 million dollars in the u.s. by monday.... "there's something about this mythology, something about these characters, that a vast audience just loves. and when it's done right, it's a very

a force that disney bet 4 billion dollars on to power numerous sequels, spinoffs and merchandise sales in the years ahead. "the stakes could not be higher for this first star wars film." which means pressure for director j.j. abrams, who grew up with the franchise. "our goal along the way was always to embrace this feeling that we had from that original trilogy." one of the saga's newest heroes thinks he has. "me promoting this is not just a job. i'm genuinely in love with this movie." but it'll take a lot of love for ticket sales to approach all time box "the only way you can make avatar or titanic money is if you have a film people will go back and see 3, even 4 times." positive early reviews indicate "the force awakens" could indeed be "a new hope" for star wars fans. mark barger, nbc news.

time box office champ with two- point-eight billion dollars. we'll have a live report from an eastern iowa theater later on today in iowa. today in iowa continues in a moment

check of your sforecast. gusty today with some flurries and cold air on friday. we warm rain/snow sunday night into monday morning with another round tuesday and wednesday. "you're watching kwwl.