immediately gave shout outs to both dubuque mayor roy buol and state senator pam jochum. she then into the plan to privatize meeicaid--setting the tone for her talk tonight, which dealt a lot with healthcare. she praised her democratic opponents for the campaigns they're running, but says her plan tl keep obamacare makes much more sense than bernie sander's plan to provide free medicaid for all. and speaking of sanders--he's also making an appearance in dubque tnight at seven thirty at the grand river center. i'll be there, a ad i'll bring you a full recap of a busy night here in dubuque tonight at ten. we've got you covered live here and her husband, former president bill clinton held a "get out the caucus" rally for hillary in fairfield. there he spoke about how hillary let's go totostorm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack

for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: another mild day with temperatures about 5-10 degrees above normal. this is mother nature's way of clearing the "old" snow and ice to make highs near 40. highs sunday will be near 40 as well, but a few light snow showers late in the afternoon as temperatures drop. caucus day and evening will be major inter storm m o begin latee mooday night, after midnight. snow moves in from the southwest. the heaviest of the snow will fall all day tuesday of liquid is available to be changed to snow across iowa. there may be some adjustmentsin the track and available moosture as we get closer to tuesday, but at this not only will there be a lot of snow, the wind will be very gusts to near 50 mph. considerable blowing and drifting snow is possible tuesday and wednesday. another mild day witit temperatures about 5-10 degrees above normal. this is mother nature's way of clearing the "old" snow and ice to make outside. it will be dry with

candidates are trying to gin momentum from last night's debate. governor jeb bush held a campaign event in carrol today. bush talked about hillary clinton trust issues and how he is proud to be a bush. and senator marco rubio is out seeking last minute votes before the caucus. this morning the republican presidential candidate greeted supporters at a rally in burlington. he started out criticizing the obama administration then turned his attention to democratic candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders. senator ted cruz didn'ttmention the debate during his town hall in ringsted - but he continued to attack other republicans as failing to live up to conservative principles. and that included takg on the family of popular reppblican iowa governor terry branstad.. who criticized cruz last week for opposing federal subsidies for

donald trump held a rally in new hampshire this morning.. where he told supporters that skipping the republican debate - in his presidential candidate :16 what happened last night was amazing because i wasn't treated right, i did something on the front page of every paper, i'm getting more publicity (applause) trump will return to iowa tomorrow for more campaigning before the caucus. and ben carson is reacting to his performance in last night's debate. according to an analysis by n-p-r, carson got six minutes and eleven seconds...less than half of the time given to senators ted cruz and marco rubio. the former neurosurgeon aaitted to not being as entertaining as the other candidates on stage. are you caucusing? thats the question of the day... were just a few days away from the caucuses and both the democrat

contested...but when it comes to caucuses, some eastern iowans are ice cold. kwwls olivia mancino joins us live with that story iowa4is under a microscope right now and we will be still for weeks to come... with many of the candidates taking up temporary residency in iowa, not all iowans will be able to get out and caucus. "if you rule by the pee, you die by the pen...." "the economy is better when theres a democrat in office" "ive been followwng what everyone says, you can't get away from it!" no you can not. we're just days away from the caucuses and all the key candidatess are spending their time in iowa. unfortunate for them, not all iowans will be returning the favor come monday. m not availabbe to go out anan

i interuppted breakfast at morgs diner to talk about the caucus, are you going? if yoo aren't why not? and do you like the system? "i cant get off work and go back , or if youre doing something else, everyone has bbsy lives, taking care of their families" as she mentioned, patricia lynch won't be able to make the caucus.. she wishes there was an easier story. he lives a few blocks "you get more peoples views, democrat.....................but i seem to go along with trump caucusing for trump. but that's exactly trump and the rest of the candidates want--to persuade iowans-- and is exactly why they've spent so much time in iowa. candidates on both sides of the ticket have been yo-yoing in the polls for the past few weeks-- so it may come down to people like leo larson and patricia lynch that make or break the candidates shot as a caucuu win. only time will tell...and that

many key candidates will be in iowa up until monday if you want to know their full backkto you and..if you need more information on how to caucus, we've put together a segment called "caucus class" for you, thats also on our website continuing coverage... police are now saying a shooting in cedar rapids took place during a robbery attempt... one person was shot in the area of 15th street and beaver avenue southeast yesterday afternoon. the person wws taken to tt hospital with non- life threatening injuries... police did take two people into custody. police say the investigation is still ongoing. a chruch in lamont was destroyed last night after catching fire. take a look at these photos taken by a viewer. the church was built in the 19 hundreds.

apartments to several different renters. kwwl's hillary maglin talked to the lamont fire department today. hillalay ron... the lamont fire chief said the fire took hours to put out in the old building... and the owners are devastated about the loss. smoke fills this lamont neighborhood after a church burured down thursday night. the ground from 40 thousand gallons of water used to fight the blaze. the lamont fire department says the cause is still under investigation - but sounds suspicious since it was vacant at the time. (sot. cg: terry crow/lamont there's, the gas was shut off." still - crow says he doesn't believe it was an arson case. the building hadn't been used as a church since 2011. it was turned into apartments... and a storage space for the owners. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "the fire department tells me while the owners themselves weren't living in the old church, they were keeping some of tteir personal items inside, including a lot of their kids belongings."

next door to the former church - were visibly upset by the loss. the fire department said it's not surprising that a fire like this would shake the whole neighbors. (sot) "for our little community, it's one of the, it's a bigger event." crow also told me it ook four fire departments and four hours to put out that fire. and the remaining damage... was demolished by an excavator around 10:30 last night. we've got you covered live... hillary maglin ...kwwl news. thankfully no one was injured during this fire and it didn't affect any surrounding vehicles or buildings a dog is shot twice in eastrn iowa...and now the family it belongs to is l lft with many unanswered questions. thirteen year-old peedee, seen here...now has two bullets inside of him. police say he was shot twice last friday in the 1200 block of

streettsouthwest in dyersville. peedee -- belongs to dyersville council woman teresa bockenstedt. "how somebody can discharge a weapon in the city limits and shoot a poor dog that's 13 years old, overweight and stuff, i don't undeetand the reasoning." recently -- council woman bokenstedt says she recievvd harassing threats. but the family doesn't know if that situation is related to the shooting of peedee. as for his condition -- he's up and running again. coming up on kwwl, we've heard from supporters -- but now we hear from people who plan to vote no for the 35-million dollar career center. and - the cyclone's new head football coach is already making a splash in recruiting. see who

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the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a a ise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucususg... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: another mild day with temperatures about 5-10 degrees above normal. this is mother nature's way of clearing the "old" snow and ice to make way for some more. saturday will be a pleasant day to get near 40 as well, but a few light rain showers will chance to light snow showers late in the afternoon as temperatures drop. caucus day and evening will be dry with temperatures in the mid 30s. we are still tracking a major winter storm to begin late monday night, after midnight. snow moves in from the

snowowill fall alllay tuesday and then gradually taper off wednesday morning. early indications show about 1" of liquid is available to be changed to snow across iowa. there may be some adjustments in the track and available moisture as we get closer to tuesday, but at this point 6-12" of snow is likely across the kwwl viewing area. not only will there be a lot of snow, the wind will be very strong. the winds will be ifting snow is possible tuesday and wednesday. another mild day with temperatures about 5-10 degrees above normal. this is mother nature's way of clearing the "old" snw and ice to make way for some more. saturday will be near 40 as well, but a few light rain showers will chance to light snow showers late in the afternoon as temperatures drop. caucus day and evening will be dry with temperatures in the mid 30s. we are still tracking a major winter storm to begin late monday night, after midnight. snow moves in from the southwest. th heaviest of the snow will fall all day tuesday and then gradually taper off wednesday m mrning. early indications show about 1" of liquid is available to be changed to snow across iowa. there may be some adjustments in the track and available moisture as we get closer to tuesday, but at this

strong. the winds will be sustained at 20-40 mph with gusts to near 50 mph. considerable blowing and drifng snow is possible is mother n nture's way of clearing the "old" snow and ice to make way for some more. saturday will be a pleasant day to get outside. it will be dry with highs near 40. highs sunday will light snow showers late in the afternoon as temperatures drop. caucus day and evening will be dry with temperatures in the mid 30s. we are still tracking a major winter storm to begin late snow will fall all day tuesday and then gradually taper off wednesday morning. early indications show about 1" of liquid is available to be changed to snow acrosssiowa. there may be some adjustments in the track and available moisture as we get closer to tuesday, but at this point 6-12" of snow is likely across the kwwl viewing area. not only will there be a lot of gusts to near 50 mph. considerable blowwng and drifting snow is possible tuesday and wednesday.another mild day with temperatures about 5-10

mother nature's way of cleaeaing the "oll" snow and ice to make outside. it will be dry with highs near 40. highs sunday will light snow showers late in the afternoon as temperatures hawk county voters will decide whether to move forwwrd with a nearly 35-million dollar career center -- february second. we've heard from supporters -- but not from people who plan to vote no. kwwl's macleod hageman visits the black hawk county courthouse -- where several voters are casting their ballots -- absentee. mac? even though waterloo bood supporters say they have the best possible way to pay for the proposed projects by spreading out the final bill among taxpayers -- improvements to existing high schools -- and a brand new career center would price to pay -- while voters like carl swaim are concerned it's too much. "the city of waterloo just spends too much on taxes for all

carl says he belives the district's existing resourceses are enough to improve the current dropout rate -- and more taxes would hurt the city's aging population. "it would affect how much money i would have to buy groceries. i have my social security, so i don't have a lot of money." "large homemade signs like this show the concern for more want to pay more than they already do." "i believe in education. ii a college graduate myself. i believe in serving the educational interests, but it's just that my financial situation increase." ralph reid says he understands the proposed 47-million dollar income surtax -- but he says he's already struggling to pay existing taxes. "i haven't had any revenue increases. and certainly my social security money hasn't

as a reminder -- the proposed income surtax would cost the average waterloo worker less than 55 bucks a year to pay for the new projects. whereas -- people on a fixed income -- or make less money -- like ralph and carl -- would pay much less. we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. if you wish to vote absentee -- you can still do so at the courthouse monday. otherwise -- you will have to vote at your polling place tuesday. coming up... iowa state footbaal coach matt campbell reccived a commitment from a recruit with a very familiar last name in eastern iowa -- plus -- we'll hear rom uni wrestling coach as the panthers return to the west gym mat for the first

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and medicare for seniors. she'lllluild on obamacare, not start over. break through the gridlock, not add to it. defend planned parenthood, not attack it. stand up to the gun loloy, not protect it. lead on foreign policy, not ignore it. we need a president with the experience and determination to get the job done. i'm running to make a difference.. a real difference for you and your families across our country. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. short in their trip to maryland -- the hawke yes shot just 42 percent from the floor -- their worst performance in big ten play -- while jared uthoff

while maryland -- wasn't a whole tot better -- they wereegood enough down the stretch to hand iowa their first conference loss since february of last year -- despite the loss -- iowa remains on top of the big ten conference standings -- although back in a first place tie with the indiana to that -- starting with hosting northwestern on sunday -- tonight -- the uni wrestling team will host their first home dual in more than 2 months when central michigan comes to town -- doug schwab's squad has gained momentum winning 2 of their last 3 -- and are now at home for the next 4 -- and coach shwab says it's a big opportunity to get the train rolling before the mac tournament in just over a month multiple wins together, you start putting 2, 3, 4, 10, 12, start expecting that you're going to win. when it's kind of 1 on, 1 off, this is a great opportunity for us to go win 3 in a row. tonight's meet is set for 7 oh

iowa state got a new commitment at tight end-- and he has a familiar last name -- chase allen out of missouri committed to matt campbell today -- allen happens to be the son of former uni head coach terry allen -- who also spent time as a cyclone assistant -- allen had some big offers -- choosing iowa state over michigan and nebraska -- campbell's hit the ground running at iowa state -- already securing 17 commits in the 2 months since he's been hired -- and we can't leave without showing you this -- the famous curtain of distraction at ararzona state stepped up it's game this weekend -- yes -- that's 22-time olympic medalist michael phelps lending tte sun devils a hand on thursday night against oregon state -- phelps clearly did his job -- osu's stephen thompson -- missed both free throw attempts -- thanks mark. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for a last look at

the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. your forecast. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born.

has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton, and i have always approved this message. car repairs, home improvements, a family trip... it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment. marco rubio: just too many questions. right to rise usa is responsible for the

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