tonight kwwl's jessica hartman joining lindaman and the rest of the school board for their first meeting since the vote. and that disappointment echoed by others on the board tonight - - a long with a call to action. would like to sit down at the center was voted down by nearly 56 percent. something the research, surveys, and town halls. flynn "at some of our town halls meetings people did talk people didn't like it." "that i had been reflecting over the last few days. it took just a few days to kind of get my bearings about me and figure out exactly where we should go because we were really truly hoping that would pass." the district isn't giving go back to the drawing board and review voter data. "we want to look at different avenues that might make it more

to a bond vote again, we know our works cut out for us." the district expects to receive more specific data on the voter demographic sometime this week. again - the one thing that was mentioned over and over tonight - - the board wants to hear from those who voted no. we've got you covered . jessica hartman kwwl news. we will to have a more on the future of the bond once the committee meets and reviews that voter data. a cold and windy night ahead -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who's tracking it all. from the kwwl stormtrack information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the scattered light snow showers taper off this evening leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around

temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some light snow through early leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. the gusty northwest wind tuesday have a couple of chances at some light snow through early next week...no big storms though. next week...no big storms though. continuing coverage -- authorities identify the three people killed following a four- vehicle crash due to icy roads.

the iowa state patrol says platini ndongala, ndickson mandiki and michka kabeya were the three people killed. they were all from the congo. the driver of a minivan lost control -- causing the crash with three other vehicles. authorities say ten people were inside the van at the time of the crash -- two of them were ejected. along with the three deaths -- three others were injured. an iowa man involved in a fatal crash pleads guilty. 26-year-old alexander engling pleading guilty to vehicular homicide and drunk driving charges. authorities say he lost control of his car and flipped it in holy last april. cook was ejected and killed. april fourth. fire crws rescue a mother and her two children from their burning home. it happened late last night in cedar falls at a mobile home park in the 25-hundred block of

you can see flames and smoke coming from the home here. a five-year-old girl, a three-year- old boy and their mother all rescued. crews battling the fire temperatures -- which they say caused some complications. john bostwick-cedar falls fire, starting to freeze up during the weather and we had to rotate out personnel because their air mask started to freeze up and that type of stuff." we're told the children are in good condition tonight- but the mother, ashley calfee is at the university of iowa hospitals and clinics for further treatment for smoke inhalation. the home was destroyed in the fire -- and the cause is under investigation. an iowa man accused of threatening to cut the throats of judges is sentenced to 18 months in prison. prosecutors say iowa falls native andre lafontaine the third -- left the threatening message on the voicemail of the u.s. department of justice in washington, d.c. he was apparently upset that the

corruption. lafontaine was found guilty last october. the obama administration announcing today they'll ask congress for nearly two billion dollars to help respond to the zika virus and help the u-s prepare for it. so far, 51 cases of zika have been confirmed in the united states--all but one coming into the country from travelers.. but it has hit central and south america hard--the world health organization has declared it a global health emergency. and as kwwl's brad hanson found out today, it's also affecting some right here in eastern iowa. brad joins us live now from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque with the latest. the center for disease control has advised travelers take caution when taking a trip to anywhere in central or south america and the caribbean. the virus, primarily spread by mosquito, is most dangerous to

it's known to cause microcephaly in babies--which causes head and brain abnormalities. the travel house--a travel agency in dubuque, has had two pregnant women cancel their zika concerns. many travel agencies working with expectant mothers to plan after they give birth. the c-d-c says if you are areas, be sure to bring supplies that guard against bug bites--so long sleeves, and deet. they say as much as possible, we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. the zika virus can also be spread through sexual transmission--trave lers are encouraged to use condoms to help prevent the spread. the country's first primary all set for tomorrow as people get ready to cast their votes. steve handelsman is in new hampshire tonight and has the latest. despite tonight's snow,

frontrunner got a big crowd and presidential candidate) :08-:10 "i dont give a damn, you've got soon" but as volunteers fanned out nats: "hello! how are you doin?" an estimated 20% of likely voters were undecided jeb bush's target tomorrow is a #2 finish nats: marco, marco same for marco rubio john kasich and iowa gop winner ted cruz sot: ted cruz (r - presidential candidate) :46-:50 "if we stand together we will do sanders has a huge lead in state

sot: bernie sanders (d- presidential candidate ) :54-:57 "the eyes of america will be on new hampshire" hillary clinton is struggling sot: hillary clinton (d- that i can to make a real offensive to many women... but presidential candidate) 1:17- 1:20 "she said he's a puy. (bleep ) thats terrible. ooh" trump can be vulgar. ... no indecision about that. if trump and sanders win ...as expected... all eyes on how strongly clinton runs ... and who runs second in the gop. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. we will have full coverage of the new hampshire primary tomorrow on the news at ten. it's a showdown between governor branstad -- a former iowa governor and democratic lawmakers. tomorrow former governor chet culver is having a town hall meeting in coralville. he's joined critics of current

privatize the state's medicaid system. culver said last week the move could put people's health at risk as the state moves to a managed care system. today, branstad fired back and said culver's trying to quote..torpedo a thoughtful systematic approach. coming up on kwwl... dozens injured after a charter bus overturns on icy roads. plus.. a family files a lawsuit amidst the water crisis in flint, michigan. 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 stay up to date on breaking "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron this is the kwwl news at ten."

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: the scattered light snow showers taper off this evening leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some

leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some light snow through early leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some light snow through early next week...no big storms though.the scattered light snow showers taper off this evening leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we

light snow through early next week...no big storms though.the scattered light snow showers taper off this evening leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some light snow through early leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest lighter wednesday. thursday through saturday remain cold with highs in the teens. we have a couple of chances at some light snow through early next leaving a few flurries overnight. wind gusts tonight remain around 30-35 mph as temperatures drop into the single digits by morning. tuesday and wednesday are going to be the coldest days of the week with highs near 10 degrees. the gusty northwest wind tuesday becomes much lighter wednesday. thursday

have a couple of chances at some light snow through early next week...no big storms though. a photo of a good deed is being shared across the cedar valley... waterloo police officer lt. lisa campbell is being recognized for helping out a man in a wheelchair who couldnt get across snowy sidewalks the snowy sidewalks can make it hard for some people to get around. it's a problem rehab specialist jason pilcher has seen for years... he says although the americans with disabilities act

theres still a lot of work to be too but they're exerting so much effort, they get tired, you know they're just trying to get out in the community" pilcher compares wheelchairs in the snow to cars--saying the wheels keep spinning but it's pilcher compares wheelchairs in the snow to cars--saying the wheels keep spinning but it's unable to move. coming up on kwwl... mexican grill chipotle says they now know what caused the two norovirus outbreaks that made hundreds of people sick, you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in gilbertville, jesup, cedar

we don't just serve any fish sandwich at culver's. we serve wild-caught, north atlantic cod. this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, full of flavorful nutrients, and that comes through in the fish. this is the way we ship it to your restaurants. it's not pre-breaded. so not only do we use the highest quality cod, but we still hand-batter it the old-fashioned way. that's remarkable. and we think we get the best fish filet sandwich because of that. this is the best fish sandwich in america.

a family files a lawsuit against flint, michigan amidst the city's water crisis. it's the first individual, non class action lawsuit brought against the city and state on water supply. the family says their two year-old daughter sophia has high levels of lead in her bloodstream. the tap water in flint was contaminated after the source was switched from detroit to the the flint river in 2014. sophia's father speaking on the doctor. it's just it's ah it's really putting parents in between a rock and hard spot here. you

seems like our city officials do not care." he says sophia seems to have high anxiety and has trouble concentrating at times. chipotle says sick employees are to blame for the two norovirus outbreaks at its restaurants. the chain shutting down all of its stores nationwide earlier today for a few hours to hold a company-wide food safety meeting. while sick employees are being blamed for the norovirus outbreaks -- chipotle says the salmonella outbreak is due to tomatoes. however -- the company still e-coli outbreaks. more than two dozen people are hurt after a charter bus overturns on a snow-covered road. it happened earlier today in madison, connecticut.

bus at the time --22 of which were taken to the hospital. four remain in critical condition tonight. state police is investigating the exact cause of the crash. a semi truck goes off the highway and slams onto a cement mixer. take a look at the aftermath here in north texas. police say the truck went right off the elevated highway -- landing on the cement mixer truck below. various fluids from the wreckage also flowing into a nearby ditch. luckily nobody was injured in the crash. a paratrooper is rescued after getting stuck on a power poll. take a look at the man here in florida. the 33-year-old is a paratrooper at fort bragg -- and was in training at the time of the accident. he was spotted hanging there by a highway patrol trooper -- and rescue crews were able to quickly shut down the power and get him to safety. coming up... the iowa hawkeyes make some moves in the latest national rankings... and the surging uni panthers

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one day after beating illlinois 77-65 and moving into sole possession of first place in the big ten...the iowa hawkeyes not only move up in the associated press colege basketball rankings. the hawks also get some first place votes. villanova is the new number one followed by maryland at number two. oklahoma falls from number one to number three.. the hawks which recieved 11 first place votes is ranked fourth while xavier rounds out the to ten. kansas is number six..viriginia is number seven.. michigan state is number eight..north carolina falls to nine..while west virginia is number ten. iowa state falls one spot to number fourteen..purdue is number eighteen...baylor is number 21...texas is 24th and wichita state rounds out the top 25. just three days after tweeting that his suspension would only last one game...it appears iowa state starting center jameel mckay will miss a second straight game. today at his weekly press conference cyclone head coach steve prohm said mckay would not play wednesday

mckay who is averaging 12 point 4 points and 9 rebounds a game was suspended indefintely for something that happended during a practice last week. the surging northern iowa men's basketball team will be seeking its fifth straight victory when the panthers play host to missouri state...that game tips off wednesday night at 7 o'clock at the mcleod center. the panthers which handled drake 82-66 on saturday has a chance to a tie for fifth place in the missouri valley conference. coach ben jacoboson talked about uni's improved play. our offense is moving better, guys have taken to a little bit of this passing game and getting paul and bennett, i think all they've played in some games in between has helped them with their confidence, so we've got three guys that are that are just playing better. if the panthers beat missouri

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didn't waste any time celebrating his super bowl win with a trip to disneyland. the denver broncos quarterback was the center of attention in a parade at disneyland in california. mickey mouse, goofy and all of their friends helped manning and his twins wave to the roaring his family with him to enjoy the day at the park. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has a final look at your

thanks for watching the kwwl news at ten. today in iowa starts at four thirty a.m.

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