and... one woman injured after a crash involving some heavy farm equipment. we look into safety on the roads ""you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at ten." good evening everyone, i'm amanda goodman. and i'm ron steele, thanks for joining us. the floods have passed --- but the clean up throughout eastern iowa take a look at the flooding in greene --- one of the first towns hit by the flood waters. people working through the night protect as much as they could. the waters forcing some to evacuate. stormtack seven's jessica hartman back in the town of greene earlier this evening --- she joins us live from waterloo,

warnings -- the rains continued in greene--- making the small community one of the first to see the flood waters ---but also one of the first to see it leave. it is a sight that has become all too familiar in the recent weeks. high waters and sandbags protecting as much as they can. a different story a week later -- the main street nearly back to normal. "i think everybody got back into going again. we learned a lot from '08 i think." only minor water reaching these businesses. said for some of the homes in greene. a letterman jacket amongst the dumped debris and a graveyard of ruined applicances. for one retired couple there isn't much difference between now and 8 years ago. these photos showing the water after it had receded for several days. "water every place things floating. every thing looked like a mess." the basements in this

it was just below this drywall ---this deep freeze floated off these cinder blocks and tipped over and many of the tools and projects that were stacked on this work bench had to be thrown away. "but in the long run it was probably good because if i wouldn't have thrown it out, we wouldn't have as clean of basement. my daughter headed said, 'dad, don't get mad, but i am throwing.'" despite major damage to homes in the area and a few businesses --

we've got you covered live in waterloo . . .jessica hartman kwwl news. many in greene saying they are thankful the tornado that hit just before the floods didn't damage any homes. recognizing how much worse the flooding could have been if it had been compounded with a major tornado. some storms in the forecast - let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who's tracking it all. from the kwwl stormtrack 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 temperatures in the mid 70s. 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

to get back to normal today. a lot of the bridges and ramps shut down last week because of to shut down. the majority of those businesses back up and running today, as e through downtown without any problems. the linn county courthouse reopening as well, but not beofre their computer system crashed. workers say it's hard to believe after dealing with flooding all last week. "i think people are really know everybodys told them things should be back to normal on monday and then to have the computers go down, it's tough." she says they are already behind

flood victims across the area. they were in vinton today --giving cleaning supplies and other items to people in need. many homes were destroyed in the flooding last week. one woman says they were "we expect a flood every once in a while but like after 2008 we'd never thought that it would get up in the house again and this time was were more prepared than last time but it did get our whole downstairs and everything" the red cross giving her family a grant --which will be used to pay for a new water pump, as well as new walls and floors. we're starting to get a look at some early damage reports from the recent flooding. you can see the breakdown by county here. black hawk and floyd counties with the most people affected --while butler county has the most homes with major damage.

linn with an estimated six-and- a-half million dollars in damage --the most across the state. butler county coming next with three-and-a-half million. both of the counties much higher than any other. so far, a total damage estimate of nearly 12-million- dollars. continuing covera- charges after her toddler shoots himself in the face. 26-year-old raven harris, of dubuque, pleading guilty to two state charges of child endangerment. her then two- year-old, jeremiah horsley, was found with gunshot wounds inside their home in january. according to court documents, harris and jeremiah's father, willie horsley, sr. left a gun in their bedroom, and their children were playing with it when it went off. the boy was rushed to the hospital and did survive. the two previously admitted to

endangerment charges. his trial is expected to begin oct. 31. harris' sentence is set for nov. 28. a ten-year-old boy is seriously injured after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle. it happened in the 11-hundred block of franklin street in waterloo. the boy was taken to the hospital by the driver of the car --with serious injuries, but he is expected to survive. su local murder investigation. keokuk police say 39-year-old russell tallman killed 29- year-old carissa rivers. she was found unresponsive in an alley overnight sunday and died at the hospital. a search warrant was later served at tallman's home. his body was found inside the basement after apparently shooting himself in the head. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. police responding to a report of an

it happened in the 700 block of first avenue in coralville. police say a man went up to two people, showing a handgun and demanded money, before attacking them. both were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the man is described as tall and thin, wearing black pants, a red shirt and a mask. new details tonight -- police now identifying the drivers in an accident between a suv and a sprayer. th was taken to the hospital with minor injuries after she failed to yield to an agricultural sprayer in dyersville.. police had to cut her out from the s-u-v, which they say is totaled. kwwl's brad hanson joins us live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque as we look into safety well there's no doubt that there are a lot more farm vehicles on the road this time of year. and if you're not paying

faster than you realize. this is video from a crash that happened in the morning near dyersville. police say the driver failed to yeild to this sprayer--you can see how much damage was done to the s-u-v. fortunately, police say year when these types of accidents are all too common. (dan neenan, director, national phone, be it changing the station on the radio, you look enough." with harvest season in full swing, this becomes a more when passing, but looking out for that equipment to take a left turn is just as going. but it may not be if someone is trying to pass them, and then the farm equipment turns left in front of them. if you take a look percentage wise, that's one of the biggest accidents that happens, especially in the fall of the year." (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "neenan says all the rainfall and flooding we've seen this year might equipment will get over to the places this year, because if they go over to the side, they're going to roll over the side with

something you should be planning for if you neenan says farm traffic is something you should be planning for if you that." neenan says farm traffic is something you should be planning for if you need to get somewhere in a certain amount of time--build in a little extra time. and drive cautiously and defensively, and you should be perfectly safe. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. the dubuque county sheriff's office says you should also be on the lookout for deer. farm equipment in the field tends to kick those deer out, and towards the road--something to keep an eye

underwayas people get ready for the next hurricane to hit. plus.. a scary moment at an auto show... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full

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"now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information.

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 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.we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind wind gusts tuesday and tuesday 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 thursday and 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.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

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 showers early friday morning.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 thursday and thursday night will cool things wn 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.we stay dry tonight 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 thursday and thursday night will cool things upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday

morning.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 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 friday and saturday are in the

matthew working its way through the caribbean. tonight it is just east of jamaica. but threatening to hit haiti. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. (nats of wave in southern vulnerable... lashing southwestern haiti...as it slowly churns up the caribbean. (nats of ugc) drenching jamaica...and threatening millions in its path. this child nearly pulled out to sea. eastern cuba...bracing for a direct hit. so is the bahamas. even the u-s east coast is preparing foe impact...still days away. sot: right now, the projected path is a little off the coast, time to get ready. nasa cameras capturing this dramatic view of the monster storm from space matthew is already blamed for at least 4 deaths...including 2 fisherman in haiti the last time a category four storm hit the country...thousands were killed and hundreds of villages were washed away. the poorest nation in the western hemisphere...still struggling to recover from a catastrophic earthquake six years ago. sot: (jessica pearl/mercycorps) "this storm can be highly devastating for haiti, particularly because of the rainfall." (start graphic)

are possible in some areas. that could trigger huge mudslides through the rugged mountains.... worsened by massive deforestation in this impoverished country... and in the outskirts of port-au- prince..."canaan"...is especially at risk. known as "the promised land"...it's where more than yet another disaster. (nats) "we have no where else to go"....this woman says. tonight...children will roofs... protected only...by stray cinder blocks. more torrential rain and hurricane force winds are expected in haiti later tonight. and the government is urging residents -- especially to leave, trying to protect what little they have. gabe gutierrez

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across the country. now, one school is forced to shut down due to similar social media threats. the threats made by people with twitter handles involving the word "clown" or pictures of clowns. a school in maryland closing today due to the posts. although police say the threats are not credible, some parents are john clendenin / parent "i take it very seriously, lot of crazy people out here and you know, what happens a lot of time is people focus their energy in the wrong place, they're crazy in the wrong place and this is one example... threatening schools the school is expected to reopen tomorrow. the threats are being made nationwide --but many have been fake. a car spins out --nearly hitting a group of people at an auto show. you can see the car here start to lose control and head towards the group in houston.

witnesses say if it weren't for the curb stopping the car's momentum --it could have been a lot worse. a potentially huge ruling handed down today against the washington redskins controversial name. the supreme court announcing it will not hear an appeal by the team to keep its federal trademark protections. some see the name as offensive to native americans. without a trademark registration, the team would no longer hold exclusive rights to use the trademark nationwide. coming up next... west high quarterback devon moore c a big national honor -- plus -- we'll hear from uni coach mark farley as the panthers head to south dakota this weekend -- mark woodley joins us next on

by your local toyota dealer." the uni football team hits the road for the first time in conference season when they head to south dakota on saturday -- the panthers go in to it coming 42, 21 win over southern illinois -- their passing game looked solid with aaron bailey completing 11 of 18 passes -- including three of those ending up in the endzone in the hands of daurice fountain -- if the panthers want to keep it up this week -- protection will be farley -- they come after you much more than last week's team did,

saturday's game kicks off at 2 p-m at south dakota -- future iowa state cyclone devon moore will get one extra high school game before heading to ames -- the waterloo west senior has been selected to play in the moore has led the wahawks to a 6 and oh record so far this season -- year -- while his 18 yards per completion leads class 4-a among quarterbacks with 50 or more completions this season -- west travels to cedar falls on friday -- and that just happens to be one of our friday night heroes game of the week choices -- we've got four good ones for you to vote on -- all with district title implications -- you can find this poll on the kwwl dot com sports page -- rare monday match for uni

uni rolling right along in the first set -- piper thomas with the hammer -- thomas with 15 kills on the night -- on to set point in the first -- and heather hook -- the former grundy center alum gives uni a 25, 12 win -- to the second set -- panthers still on the gas -- amie held out of the back row -- one of her team high 18 kills -- uni goes on to win the second set after the kill by thomas -- in the end they'd take the match 3 to one -- back coming off a season that saw them make a run in to the conference finals -- and while they're are some new faces -- they've got veterans to build around like defenseman mikey anderson -- and top forward nick swaney -- the potential is there for this team -- the current youngest in the ushl -- but p-k o'handley says they're coming along -- challenge for a young team and

getting better. the 2 and 1 hawks have their home opener on saturday -- thanks rick. 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. the register called patty judge a ?habitual no show.? grassley works.

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