to keep others from doing the same thing. and... hurricane matthew working its way through the caribbean and into cuba tonight --destroying a lot in its path. ""you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at ten." good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. today marks one yeanc 20-15--a case that has still seen no one charged with the murder. police say 21- year-old jimmy richardson was shot and killed in the 700 block of rhomberg avenue. they say richardson most likely knew the people who shot him, but haven't charged anyone yet. kwwl's brad hanson speaking to richardson's girlfriend at the time about the incident. brad's live in the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with

shelby johnson tells me she's frustrated that no one has been charged in this case yet. she says all they want is justice for jimmy, and closure for themselves. investigators examine the area of the 700 block of rhomberg one year ago, looking for evidence they can link to the person or people who shot 21-year old jimmy richardson. police say this investigation is still very active, but no charges have been brought forward. now a year later, richardson's family and friends gather to remember and celebrate the man. his girlfiend at the time, shelby johnson, says it's never about it. i don't ever go away. it probably won't ever go away." richardson's son was just seven months old at the time he was killed--he'll never know his father. "his son has to go his whole life without his dad. he wanted to show his son a lot of things. he was a boxer, and he wanted his son to be a boxer, so i have to

johnson and others who knew richardson now pleading for anyone with information to come forward-- police say they've received very little cooperation in their investigation. "i know a lot of people have to know. there we're multiple people up there, so i don't get why none of you have said anything." about this case today--they tell me they've arrested one suspect on other warrants, and are currently looking into another suspect. lieutenant scott baxter telling me this is still a very active investigation. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. and if you have any information

and jo daviess county crimestoppers right away. some storms moving in -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who's tracking it all. 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: clouds increase this evening leading to rain and a few storms overnight. most of the rain falls wednesday morning. the clouds clear late in the morning giving pushes high temperatures into the mid-upper 70s. the sky remains clear wednesday evening as clouds move in around midnight. isolated showers are possible after midnight. scattered showers and storms are back in forecast thursday and thursday through sunday are in the upper the upper 30s to low 40s.

city, cedar rapids and all over eastern iowa being touched by random acts of kindenss today. the chain of good deeds starting in honor of 21-year- old tyler swyter who took his life one year ago today. swyter was a waterloo native and west high graduate. kwwl's jessica hartman has the story. jessica? tyler swyter's family and friends choosing to tei something more --- something that has sent a wave of good deeds through the community making life a little sweeter. a young man -- a smile on his face -- hiding a silent he gave the best hugs. just having him around. not talking to him every day." family and friends heart broken --- but using that pain as a driving force to show others "you are appreciated." "you have worth." in swyter's name --- making life swyter.

dozens doing the same --- delivery treats or small gifts to emergency responders, co-workers, and strangers. post after post showing the wave of kindness. stories like this one? "i cupcakes -- swyter's favorite -- for unsuspecting customers. "we actually had a couple people cry; tear up. they loved it. it is a really good feeling to get to be a part of that." each act of kindness done in the

carry it on, long past today. we've got you covered . . . jessica hartman kwwl news. students at kirkwood community college in cedar rapids trying to spread suicide awareness. hundred flags on campus --which is the number of college students who commit suicide every year. they say they hope it will bring some people forward who are struggling. new details tonight -- a driver is now charged in a crash which sent three people to the hospital. it happened last month at the northwest arterial and plaza drive in dubuque. police say the semi collided nearly head-on with an s-u-v trying to make a turn --sending

driver of the s-u-v -- david mcghee is charged with failuire to yield. at last check, he remains in the hospital. an iowa man who beat his three- week-old son to death is sentenced to 50 years in prison. 24-year-old randall payne, of burlington, pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. evidence shows his infant son, carter, died of severe trauma to the head. payne telling an investigator he quote "neededse 50 years is ridiculous." a dubuque teen pleads guilty to charges after running from police with a loaded gun. 18-year-old diangelo washington entering the plea yesterday. officers were responding to the 16-hundred block of central avenue back in july. washington tried to run away but was caught and arrested. he faces up to five years in prison. his sentencing is set for next month.

here in eastern iowa. this comes after reports of clowns trying to allegedly lure children. here's a look at one here found in waterloo. waterloo police say they've received six separate reports of clown sightings across town in the late-overnight hours. one of those at the mcdonalds on la porte road. teenage girls dressed with clown masks ordering food through the drive through. two more reports in cedar falls of which was on the uni campus. a student posting on social simply terrified. "i'm not sure just because they're getting a thrill out of hurting people, and seeing people scared, or what it is, but its just not funny anymore. it needs to stop. police haven't received any reports of these clowns committing any crimes.

a threat right now --but they will continue to take reports seriously. decision 2016 coverage -- the first and only vice presidential debate tonight between senator tim kaine and governor mike pence. the two nominees going head to head at longwood university in farmville, virginia. each praising their respective running mates and attacking the other non-stop. senator kaine saying hillary clinton is all about others, "it is so painful to suggest that of the united states. and i imagine how governor pence can defend the insult-driven, selfish me-first style of donald trump." donald trump's taxes also coming up in tonigiht's debate. governor pence backing his gov. mike pence/(r) vice presidential nominee) "his tax returns, that showed he went through a very difficult used, and he did it

meanwhile, is set for this sunday at washington university in st. louis. coming up on kwwl... the latest on the devastating hurricane moving through the caribbean. plus.. a powerful way to remember a young boy shot and killed. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track sen you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. information. "you're watching kwwl. we've meteorologist mark schnackenberg

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from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additionafo stormtrack 7 weather team: clouds increase this evening leading to rain and a few storms overnight. a few light showers may linger into early wednesday morning. the clouds clear late in the morning giving us a mostly sunny afternoon. the sunshine pushes high temperatures into the mid-upper 70s. the sky remains clear wednesday evening as clouds move in around midnight. isolated showers are possible after midnight. scattered showers and storms are back in forecast thursday and thursday night. clouds linger through friday with a few light showers. friday is also going to be much cooler with a gusty

chilly with low temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s.clouds increase this evening leading to rain and a few storms overnight. most of the rain falls overnight. a few light showers may linger into early wednesday morning. the clouds clear late in the morning giving us a mostly sunny afternoon. the sunshine pushes high temperatures into the mid-upper 70s. the sky remains clear wednesday evening as clouds move in around midnight. isolated showers are possible after midnight. scattered showers and storms are back in forecast thursday and thursday night. clouds linger through friday with a few light showers. friday is also going to temperatures friday through sunday are in the upper 50s and low 60s. saturday and sunday mornings are going to be chilly with low temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s.clouds increase this evening leading to rain and a few storms overnight. most of the rain falls overnight. a few light showers may linger into early wednesday morning. the clouds clear late in the morning giving us a mostly sunny mid-upper 70s. the sky remains clear wednesday evening as clouds move in around midnight. isolated showers are possible after midnight. scattered showers and storms are back in

through friday with a few light showers. friday is also going to be much cooler with a gusty northwest breeze. high temperatures friday through with low temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s.clouds increase this evening leading to rain and a few storms overnight. most of the rain falls overnight. a few light showers may linger into afternoon. the sunshine pushes high temperatures into the mid-upper 70s. the sky remains clear wednesday evening as clouds move in around midnight. isolated showers are possible after midnight. scattered showers and storms are back in thursday night. clouds linger through friday with a few light showers. friday is also going to be much cooler with a gusty northwest breeze. high temperatures friday through sunday are in the upper 50s and low 60s. saturday and sunday mornings are going to be chilly with low temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. few storms overnight. most of the rain falls overnight. a few light showers may linger into

high temperatures into the mid-upper 70s. the sky remains clear wednesday evening as clouds move in around midnight. isolated showers are possible after midnight. scattered showers and storms are back in friday with a few light showers. friday is also going to be much cooler with a gusty northwest breeze. high temperatures friday through mornings are going to be chilly with low temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. night. clouds linger through friday with a few light showers. friday is also going to be much cooler with a gusty low 60s. saturday and sunday mornings are going to be chilly with low temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s.

haiti --as hurricane matthew makes its way through. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in swisher, tipton,

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ivatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, because seniors have earned social security and medicare. we've got to protect it. rolling through cuba tonight. and as mark mentioned, it's

carolinas. people along the eastern seaboard are getting ready for matthew. (sot) "i've never been in anything gas stations. grocery stores are packed. flashlights, batteries and lots of water are flying off the shelves. (sot) "i've been through three hurricanes before so i don't want to be caught off guard. homes owners are loading up on lumber. many of them have been through this before and know what to expect. :34 ) "it gets hectic as soon as the storm gets closer and the cone of coastal areas.... more than one million people have to leave. (gov. nikki haley - (r) south carolina:40-:51 ) "these storm surges are not to caution and follow through with hurricane matthew's timing could

swenson/farmer1:00- 1:04) "generally we'll harvest around 300 truck loads a year, and so far we've only done 12." on the beach, surf's up. a few surfers grabbed their boards and caught a few dan scheneman nbc news. kwwl's shirley descorbeth speaking with her uncle today --who lives in haiti, he says rivers are overflowing, roofs are blown off homes, and people have lost thier livestock and land.pl "well people don't usually like to leave their houses, they want happen then they'll try to move, at that time usually it's too late for them to move, that's why we have so many casualties." there's no longer communication to the southern part of the country and

visitation today for the little boy who was shot and killed outside an elementary school in south carolina. six-year-old jacob hall died last week after being shot while playing on the playground during recess. the family asking everyone to come to the viewing dressed up in superhero costumes and t- shirts. they say they wanted the visitation to celebrate what jacob enjoyed rather than focus on the negative thoughts. coming up nex..t. panther players ready to step up for uni this basketball season. and the hawkeyes look to rebound this week in gopher country. rick coleman joins us next on kwwl. i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody

m to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible

the bronzed pig is on the line this weekend in the twin cities. the iowa hawkeyes wno look to retain the floyd of rosedale when they play the minnesota gophers this weekened--- the hawks will also be fighting for their season. michael admire from our n-b-c afiliate w-h-o tv in des moines--- the hawkeyes are staying positive through the storm. between two losses and being undefeated is only a matter of inches.

plays.. i don't think any of us are playing perfect or coaching frustration..there is not a one thing that we all stick that's something we will need going down the road... but that last three weeks we haven't really played the way we playing better. we just got to have eachother back and block out the outside noise --and just stick to what everyday and getting better by the day... it's media day for the uni

basketball team--- senior guard jeremy morgan is the top returning scorer from a squd that won the valley postseason tournament and made it to the second round of uni with 5.3 rebounds. uni's bennett koch is back for his junior season... koch started every game last year. ' klint carlson, wyatt lohaus playmaking-o the main thing is to get the w. i want a bigger responsibility and i have put in the work to earn that..just loking forward --we have a new identity with the new faces leading us

the panthers open the season novermber 12th against coe college thanks rick.

cancer awareness month and one local department is doing its

wearing pink shirts and navy blue shirts with a pink ribbon while on duty for the rest of the month. each firefighter bought their own shirts and all proceeds are being donated to mercy medical center's "especially for you" fund. pink shirts are also available for the public to purchase for 20- dollars in support of the cause. you can grab one at the central fire station on first avenue southeast. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg

[ cheers and applause ] ?? >>te sve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john goodman, lin-manuel miranda,