u.s. marshals today- she joins us now with the latest and amanda they have received a lot of tips throughout eastern iowa. i asked them where these tips are leading them to exactly...but because of the investigation they could not say at this time. but they did say this- their number one priority is to find kevin edwards. an unthinkable and heartless crime.. a 9 year old boylured from a park to aaalley where investstgators say he was shot and killed execution style.. former chicago police leader - calls it a crime that assassination of a 9-year-old child as a gang retaliation to get back at his father" tyshawn's father denies being involved in a gang but police strongly believe it was gang retaliation. three men ae allegedly responsible. suspects have been arrested... but one is still out there..and he may be close. kevin edwards, a convicted and dangerrus felon...has multiple connections here in eastern iowa. now the u.s marshals services

after spreading the word that this man, kevin edwards might be here in easternrniowa. d it's billboards like this one off of university avenue- that help... u.s. marshals say they are going through a ton of information- coming from all parts of eastern iowa. i pushed for specifics...but was told info. is coming from all areas of kwwl's demographic.. ..and they hope it continues- so they can find edwards and bring justice for tyshawn lee. it's important to know this pass weekend, the search for edwards led authorities to a home in the 400 block of randall street in waterloo. now...they did not find him there...however they did find and arrest a man wanted in texas for an unrelated theft charge there.. and they say the search for edwards continues..

ss kwwl news. there is a 5,000 dollar reward for any information leading up to an arrest. if you have any information, please contact authorities. it won't be t- shirts and shorts kind of weather yet but chief meteorologist markschnackenberg who's tracking it all. from thth kwwl stormtrrck 7 weathee team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at ght in the 20s to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly cloudy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipqtation. more melting snow and ice dung the day with high will stop any melting at night. we are tracking a stoom forecast to bring us breezy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice durin the day withhigh night in the 20s will stop any

night. we areetracking a sttrm forecast to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly murdering the granddaughter of the founder of fareway grocery store starts today. alexander fazzino faces first degree murder charges, aftfr his wife, emily fazzino, was found dead in their boone home in 2012. emily is the daughter of the chairman of the board for fareway stores....granddaug hter of the founder of fareway the high profile case moved to winneshiek county to avoid seating an impartial jury. jury selection taking place today. kwwl's brad hanson is covering the trial for us. brad joins us liie now in decorah with more on what this case is and how we got here. basically, the case boils down to

try to prove alexander fazzino killed his wife emily in their home. the defense looks to show that she gave into her addiction to prescripton medicine and drown herself in the bathtub. it wasasjanuary 29, 2012 when police were called to this home in boone--the home of the unresponsive, according to court his wife was addicted to prescription medication, and she tried to drown herself in the bathtub. but the coroner's report caused police to question that--it showing emily suffered from trauma to the head, including a contusion on her forehead. the official cause of death was listed as undetermined. emily had also served alexander with divorce papers just a week prior. they arrested alexander and charged him with first degree murder. hehelater bonded out for half a million dollars. emily fazzino is the daughter of richard beckwith, the chairman of the board for fareway stores. the trial, originally slated for boone county, now taking place in winneshiek county, in an effort to

nearly 100 people today summoned to the courthouse for jury duty. most of the potential jurors knew little about the case, other than that the trial was being moved here. we've got you covered live in opening statements will start tomorrow morning at nine a-m a man is arrested after three store employees sttp him from stealing. according to our coverage partners at the t-h media, cory johnson was arrested at the super stop 3 in dubuque sunday night. johnson tried to steal a 30 pack of beer and a carton of cigarettes while holding a knife. when johnson ran, three employees chased him down and tackled him. johnson is charged with first-degree robbery. police are linking a man killed by officers in a hotel lobby to a january homicide. des moines police say the i-d-c-i

blood found in the january homicide matched the blood fouu in the hotel shooting. officers found the body of norma mcneeley inside her home on january 24. urbandale police fatally shot ali yahia in a holiday inn lobby on february 13. detectives say yahia is the only suspect in the mcneeley homicide case. an iowa man is behind barssfter using counterfeit money. police say this man is accused of using counterfeit bills at a number of places since august. he would use the fake money and give the bills to others - then run away when confronted about it. he's charged with eight counts forgery and other crimes. des moines officials are re- examining a little- used city rule that could eliminate nearly two thousand home day cares. the city rule limits home day cares to@six children - however,

if city officials enforce the current six-child limit, about 1,800 of the approved 4,700 home day care slots in des moines will be eliminated. everyone is safe following an overnight fire in iowa city. firefighters went to 11 arthur street just after two- thirty this morning they saw fire coming from a second story window. everyone got out of the apartment on their own -- they're now being helped by the red cross. the fire caused about 10-thousand dollars in damage. the cause is still being investigated. cedar rapids firefighters rescued a man trapped in an apartment fire this morning. it happened in the 200 block of jacolyn drive south-west around nine-fifteen. three upper units were impacted by the fire. the only way out for the trapped man was through a second floor window. a cedar rapids public information officer tells us firefighter knocked down flames on the deck and were able to get the man out of the apartment. he was taken to the hospital for

there is a potential change in next years school calender being discussed at a cedar rapids school board meeting that could impact when kids get off school. originally it was suggested students have a late start eery monday to make room for teachers to have professional development. the cedar rapids school board secretary tells us they are now instead looking at having early dismissels every friday. a public hearing is being g eld to discuss the calender at tonight's meeting. kwwl's kristin rogers is at the tonight at ten. in case you missed it this weekend - the decorahheagle laid her second egg. lets take a live look at the eagles nest. cording to the raptor resource project facebook page, the second egg was laid sunday night aa7:46 p.m. many of us enjoy watching the decorah eagle cam.. now the iowa department of natural resources is asking eagle lovers to actually get

its a project aimed at finding volunteers to help monitor the hundreds of eagles nest around olivia mancino "the number of eagles nests has skyrocketed during the last two decades...and now the dnr says they need help keeping an pairs of eagles reside in iowa--and the population keeps growing. just recently, thousands watched as tred in he popular decorah eagles laid their second egg. tim thompson dnn wildlife biologist "thhfirst thing hat will probably draw your attention is wow, that's a big nest up there" that's tim thompson -- a d-n-r wildlife biologist. his job requires him to cover more than 35 thousand acres of land its not an easy job -- just think about how many animals actually reside in those acres. that's why the d-n-r is reaching out to the public to help them monitor eagles. tim thompson "it helps if the public..you know they're that make us aware there

get back there for a quite a while, but sommone may be walking or hunting and see it" this program may have never come to fruition if iowa never banned d- d-t in the 70s. ddt, a pesticide used to kill bugs, dwindled the eagle population decades ago by ruining their eggs. it was a grimoutlook for eagles, but the d-n-r put totother programs to bring them back, now there's more than 400 nesting pairs in the state. tim thompson "its a great accomplishment from the bald eagles basically being gone, to 25 years later ving that many nesting pairs and raising several 100 young each year" thompson says the volunteer eagle monitoring program will not just help the d-n-r keep track of the eagles nests around the state, but it'll get people outside and active...and will provide a chance to bring th decorah eagle cam experience to life. olivia mancino "the closest eagle monitoring class in our area will be held in clayton county on march 5th. com. we've got you covered in

the class takes just three hours...not a bad trade-off for a pretty unique experience. coming up on kwwl, got milk? once a staple at the dinner and - the iowa state cyclones get set for their big twelve match up againsttthe number 14 west emmy for outstanding newscast. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron steele, this is the kwwl news at six." "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl."

7 weather teaa see the screee for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast

stormtrack 7 weather team: we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to norecipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with h igh temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 20s will stop any melting at night. wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly cloudy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little tooo precipitationn more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 20s will stop any melting at nighl. we are tracing a storm forecast to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly cloudy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperaturesbove freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 20s to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly cloudy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 0s will stop any melting at night. we are tracking a storm forecast to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and

conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 20s will stop any melting at night. we are tracking a storm forecast to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly cloudy conntions.we will have lenty of clouds around thiss week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 20s will stop any melting at night. we are tracking a storm forecast to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly cloudy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 20s will stop any melting at night. wednesday and thursday otherwise mostly cloudy conditions.we will have plenty of clouds around this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 20s will stop any melting at night. we are tracking a storm forecast to bring us breezy conditions wednesday and

condiiions.we will ve plenty of cloudssround this week with little to no precipitation. more melting snow and ice during the day with high temperatures above freezing each day this week. temperatures at night in the 20s will stop any melting at night. we are tracking a storm cocoitions.we will l ave plenty of clouds around thisis are drinking milk. farmers say it's hurting the dairy industry - including producers right here in eaststrn iowa. kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque with details. shirley. that's right. milk was oncecea staple at the dinner table -- but people aren't drinking it as much anymore. the pasker dairy farm in dyersville has been in the family for five generations. all 75 of their cows produce milk that goes to a facility right here in dubuque. data from the u-s department of agriculture shows people are drinking less and less of it. tom, who runs the pasker farm says its because there are so many choices

"probably the biggest thing would be the convienence of the soda pops, the gatorades, the sports drink type items have really taken on big. " and because of the decline, tom over the years. as for his farm...that's been in the family since 1873 -- it interested in taking it over. we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque...shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. and with the decline of milk consumption, farmers say they've had to find other ways to store the milk being produced -- such as in cheese and butter. ey've also ad to work on marketing campiagns, in hopes of getting people to drink more milk. coming up... the 17th ranked iowa state cyclones on the road tonight lookig for some bibi 12 revenge at number

and the 2nd ranked iowa hawkeye state in the national duals championship series. "now, kwwl sports." last week was a tough one for r

state's college basketball program... both the iowa hawkeyes and iowa state cyclones dropped four spots each in the latest associated press college basketball poll after suffering losses last week. villanova holds on to the number one ranking..kansas is number two.. virginia and oklahoma are tied for the number three spot.. and xavier comes in at number five. micicigan state moos up to number six...followed by arizona... iowa falls four spots to number eith..arizona is number nine and maryland rounds out the top ten. tonight it is number 14 west

cyclones-- indiana is 18, baylor is 19, purdue is number 20 and avenge a defeat to west virginia just three weeks ago. iowa state currently sits fifth in the big 12 just a game out of second place in the coference standings. cyclone head coach steve prohm says the important thing for his team tonight is to finish. it's a big road game for us and the biggest thing i want to take conference play.. 3 overtimes and one wheree we had a shot to beat number one oklahoma in regulation and we didn't finish. we want to it off at 8 tonight... the second ranked iowa hawkeye

unbeaten record on the line against fourth ranked north carolina state tonight at carver hawkeye arena in the national duals championship series. we have to get ready for a stye am talking about. the iow/nc state meet starts at the top of the hour...

it's all about dinosaurs! the national mississippi river museum and aquarium in dubuque gave us a peek at the upcoming, "d"dnosaurs unearthed," exhibit. it will feature 15 dinosaurs that actually move -- like this one. also, a life-sized 16-foot tall dinosaur skeleton. let's go to storm track seven chief

for a last look at your forecast. thank you for joining us for the k-w-w-l news at six.

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