department- but also businesses. national cigar has been a staple in downtown waterloo for 105 years. i've been here for 50 years..bought my father out in 1966.. like other business owners, john eveland is used to way. we have caught criminals..people shoplifting, stealing and i just think it's a tool that waterloo police department needs.. but if this new ordiance is approved..there will be changes. it will require some other businesses who dont have them..to get cameras.. and if the business inspections are mandatory. and if police want to see your video- they can. eveland though..is not worried..in fact he encourages the new ordinance. i think it's a good idea...anythin to help law enforcement catch criminals. lauren moss- but not everyone's excited i spoke to several businesses off camera who say they are concerned about the price. police estimate the dollars. chief trelka understands but argues it's

waterloo. we've had several shootings, a homicide..more than one where video surveillance from businesses have been incredbly useful to us. saying these cameras will make the community safer. i consider it to be a community policing iniitiative..how can we work with the community, communicate with the community, and make the community better. busiinesses were broken into this weekend..chief trelka says now is the time for businesses to get cameras. nothing is set in stone yet though- again council still needs to vote. we've got you covered, lauren moss kwwl news. it's important to know, if this passes, not every single business is required to get a camera- just certain places that have a risk of increased criminal activity.

chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who is tracking some storms for us. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 mph. showers/storms are possible tuesday night with a slight chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of wednesday is dry with temperatures in the mid 70s. another round of showers/storms thursdayd thursday night will cool things upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday through sunday except for a few showers early friday morning. storm track 7 chief the cedar rapids downtown core--largly getting back to

this comes after downtown was closed off to traffic-- because of flooding-- forcing buisnesses and companies to close their doors for a week. thankfully--the water--not impacting much of that downtown core. kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from downtown cedar rapids--kristin? this is actually our first day back into our cedar rapids bureau office--in a week--for this vvery reason-- we spent the week working from our newscar--or our homes--providing some of that flood coverage-- it's great to be back in our office-- many people-- getting that same opportunity on this monday-- as downtown appeared to be back in action-- streets are open--and people were out and about during the lunch hour-- but it was not the normal

their computers--crashed . "i think people are really frusterated today you know last week they understood, but you monday and then to have the computers go down, it's tough." she says they are already behind from being closed a week--and this is another day behind. we checked back late this afternoon and comuputers were back up as of three this afternoon. the courthouse of course-- hoping tomorrow things are finally back to normal. we've got you covered live in cedar rapids--kristin rogers...kwwl news. with the courthouse computers down-- judges were unable to see court files for hearings-- the red cross in vinton today--helping flood victims in the area. the red cross providing cleaning supplies and resources to help victims of the flood today. many homes have been destoryed by flooding. one homeowner asking the red "we expect a flood every once in a while but like after 2008 this time was were more

and everything" the red cross provided blakley with a grant. the money will pay for a new for the first floor of their home. a much anticipated grand opening this weekend-for the waverly area veterans post. inside-endless tributes honoring these veterans. take a look at one-this is it's a mural honoring all five branches of the armed forces. in the floods of 2008-waverly was one town that was hit hard. the amvets post ruined with flood water-forcing them to evacuate the post. the new waverly area veterans post-combines the american legion post, amvets post, marine corps league, and the vfw. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh has a look

amanda-this new center offering these veterans more than just a place to go. the comradery now extending beyond just the unform they wore. after the floods of 2008 ripped through-town-many veterans were left with no place to turn. this was the spark for the waverly area veterans post-a place to unite all veterans in the area. ready to serve each and every veteran under one roof. a young and old- active and returning vets to come together. support each other. and most importantly a place to honor them. take a look inside the elevator-a mural with all five branches of the armed forces. as you ride the elevator-the moving mural lighting up a tribute to these brave men- everytime they step inside. "i think this will be a model other towns are beginning to look at it."

this post. they're expecting a big turn out this saturday for their grand opening. as always-they will also be hosting their montly saturday morning breakfast. we've got you covered, elizabeth amanieh...kwwl news. the donations from these breakfasts have been instrumental in funding the new post. alliant energy is apologizing to its iowa customers after electric bills this summer were higher tha normal. in a statement, they say...quote, we let many of you down. alliant energy is citing a hotter than usual summer for this. the bills are considered to be estimated bills sent out by a new system...but according to the electric provider, they are we understand that this is important but we want customers to know that the bill

more energy. foss says alliant will work with you on a payment arrangement if you need it. republican presidential nominee donald trump's foundation has been ordered to stop fundraising the new york attorney general's office ordering this after today foundation had not submitted to routine annual audits required by the state. the attorney general says the charity raised more than 25-thousand dollars in outside donations, without filing proper paperwork meaning...he broke the law trump's tax returns raising some questions the new york times posted a story over the weekend showing trump's previous tax returns from 1995,

the big loss could have been used to offset federal taxes. senator chuck grassley backing out of a big debate he was set to debate patty judge on october 20th on the iowa public television's iowa press debate now, the grassley campaign is now planning on a debate from the quincy media group-the group that owns kwwl- in sioux city on the 19th it will be steamed online and be broadcast right here on k-w-w-l decision 2016 coverage tonight.... democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton rallying today she was in ohio today clinton talking about trump's recently leakes taxes and talking about wells fargo she said wells fargo is exhibit a of what's wrong with corporate america and... senator bernie sanders was supposed to campaign for clinton in iowa today -- but that was canceled. he's now scheduled to

and early voting is underway in iowa...but with some errors happening in johnson county, a segment of absentee ballot request form mailers were incorrect because of a printing error in dubuqe, about ten percent of returned envelopes for early voting weren't signed staff will be contacting those voters to sign their forms coming up... two stores known for their outdoor gear hope their merger will be the right fit and.... some people are saying it exists that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full --------- --------- "now your storm track 7 for your complete weather

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tr here is additional forecast information from the kwwl tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of wednesday is dry with temperatures in the mid 70s. another round of showers/storms thursday and thursday night will cool things down for friday into the weekend. high temperatures friday and saturday are in the upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday through sunday except

morning. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg 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: we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 mph. showers/sm slight chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of wednesday is dry with temperatures in the mid 70s. another round of showers/storms thursday and thursday night will cool things down for friday into the weekend. high temperatures friday and saturday are in the upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday through sunday except for a few showers early friday morning.

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: we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 mph. showers/storms are possible tuesday night with a slight chance lingering into early wedd temperatures in the mid 70s. another round of showers/storms thursday and thursday night will cool things down for friday into the weekend. high temperatures friday and saturday are in the upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday through sunday except for a few showers early friday morning. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg from the kwwl stormtrack

weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind increasing working to stop modern day slavery and the most powerful tropical --------- ---------

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shares her story while remaining ahead because i thought i was going to die..." over the course of a make me go out and work." and every day.... she'd watch t.v. in a locked room.... " i remember seeing ophrah winfrey and being mad at her because she got to eat.. becuase i hardly got to eat.. i would not eat every day." she finally escaped... but yat recovering... " i have ptsd.. i take medication. it makes me hypervigilant. going back to this group... people like this trafficking victims.... "the goal is to provide comprehensive services for trafficked victims... from legal to shelter to housing..we wnat

reporting the program will help victims in 14 counties all across eastern iowa. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... an extremely dangerous storm continues to strengthen and.... two outdoor rivals are coming together... --------- ---------

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for hurricane matthew the us weather service saying it is the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since two thousand seven heavy rain already hitting jamaica and haiti four people dead already because of the storm thousands of emergency shelters are set up a road is now reopened and one between an agricultural sprayer and an s-u-v this happening in dyersville firefighters cut off the roof of the suv to get one person out that person was taken to the hospital roads were closed because of the crash this morning no name has been released at this time police are investigating a break in at a jimmy johns this happening in waterloo at the jimmy john's on san marnan drive early friday morning. money was stolen.

no one's been arreted. two rivals in the outdoors retail industry are combining bass pro shops will acquire cabela's for five- and-a-half billion dollars. the cabela's chain has 85 stores and bass pro has 99 no word yet whether locations will close here's a live look at the cedar mark schnackenberg has a final --------- --------- --------- --------- so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig the system to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- these corporations shipping our jobs overseas? congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should.

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police are warning people in the area about a-t-m skimmer devices. we'll tell you what to watch out for at six now you can buy thanksgiving dinner in a box a meal kit delivery service is offering two thanksgiving boxes that feature ingredients for you

turkey, three sides and a pie. it'll also have step-by-step recipes included storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has a final look at your forecast. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. in twenty-three years, chuck grassley hasn't missed a single vote. in just six years, senator patty judge missed a hundred and eighty-two votes. state fair board member judge missed seventy-six percent of their meetings. iowa economic development commission member judge, missed sixty-nine of seventy-two meetings.

judge? mmmm, not so much. tonight, monster hurricane. matthew blasts the caribbean. the deadly category 4 storm bringing historical rain, flash floods, and potentially krat strofic wind. tonight, the growing threat it will strike the u.s. earthquake fear, a swarm of 200 small unprecedented warning. new worries thathe big one may be coming. trump's taxes. trump boasts he's used taxes to his benefit, after a bombshell report alleges he may not have paid anything for two decades. mystery illness. growing concerns that a virus which may cause paralysis in children is making a comeback. and $10 million heist. a celebrity robbed of