cooler temperatures. nats "beep 'go! go go go!" (3 seconds) and... kids from all over getting a real-life feel of trying to escape a house fire at an annual fire department open house ""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. the water is long gone --- but the damage it caused still has homeless. here is a look at the flooding near shell rock last month when the shell rock river crested at record levels. kwwl's jessica hartman talking with a family who's basement wall collapsed against the weight of the flood water. she joins us live in waterloo, jessica? just two weeks after buying their first home --- one shell rock family found themselves in a homeowner's nightmare. a gaping hole in this home -- left behind by flood

said, 'we got to get out of here,' and all of a sudden the not in a fema flood area and nearly a mile from the shell rock whelming --- especially with two young children. alexyss' 2 year old saw the damage. "and afterwords she goes home to her grandma and says, 'my house has an owie. it fell down. it has a hole. it was very heart breaking to hear a two alexyss is smiling -- grateful her prayers were answered. team rubicon -- a volunteer veterans organizations and other's from the community spending the day digging out the basement. "i that is what it is. after they have had such a blow like this, we like to come in and help them grateful her prayers were answered. team rubicon -- a volunteer veterans organizations and other's from the community spending the day digging out the basement. "i say devestation because

have had such a blow like this, we like to come in and help them get that smile back." alexyss smiling non-stop this afternoon thanks to volunteers. however like many flood victims there is still a long and expensive road ahead. we've got you covered live in waterloo . . . jessica hartman wl shell rock and other towns hit by the floods are still waiting to hear if they will receive fema funding. some cool temperatures tonight -- let's go to storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel 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: high pressure has kept our sky

today. tonight, we will have a mainly clear sky, but winds will shift to the south, keeping temperatures a few degrees warmer than last night. nonetheless, patchy frost is possible, especially north of interstate 80. friday will be mostly sunny, warmer and breezy. high temperatures reach the lower to south 10-20 mph. we will see an will be warmer with a few more showers are possible sunday. many gardeners working to preserve their plants as long as they can. that includes the dubuque rescue mission garden--it's produce helping feed thousands in dubuque each year. kwwl's brad hanson talking with the garden manager about her work to preserve so many plants. brad's live in the telegraph

each of the past two years, this is a garden that has produced more than two thousand pounds of food. and with more than one hundred left to harvest this year, there's still some work to do. most days, you'll find ashley neises here--at the dubuque rescue mission garden--planting, cutting, doing whatever it takes to turn out lots of produce. (ashley neises, garden manager) "all the food grown here goes up to our free meal largest free meal programs in the community. we serve about 120 free meals a day." but now with colder temperatures creeping in, her work shifts a bit, as she starts to cover many of the plants in a cloth that will keep them alive through frost conditions. because that food goes to such a great cause, it's

we were getting lots and lots of cucumbers and tomatoes and lettuce and all sorts of stuff donated, and that pretty much comes to a screeching halt when the days get shorter and the season gets cooler. in order to get to provide fresh produce, concern for some residents of the garden, though. (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "well the rescue garden also has nine chickens, but these ladies do pretty okay with the cold, as and they do like to cuddle up for warmth, too." meaning neises can take her time focusing on saving her plants. the mission garden also runs a greenhouse, insuring they'll be able to grow produce for a great cause all year round. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herald newsroom in

there, as you heard kyle say should be fine for at least a few days. a popular market reopening today for the first time since heavy flooding. here's a look at kwwl drone video from the newbo area in cedar rapids last month after the cedar river crested. it was one of the hardest hit areas in the city. the newbo city market is home to 24 unique vendors, who were all happy to be back today. all businesses did have to go through inspections before being allowed to reopen. "we feel fortunate there wasn't a flood. potentially we were looking at not being here for a glad to be back." some vendors were able to keep business going through catering services, while others lost a lot of their products. continuing coverage -- parents are asking for change at an

a student is hit by a car. the eight-year- old was riding her bicycle on idaho street near highland elementary school in waterloo on tuesday, when she was hit. the driver was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. the girl was taken to the hospital but is expected to be ok. but her mother is now trying to "i scare for my kids everyday. you know, even them not walking by themselves. me walking wem of parents that their kids have to walk by themselves. i think we need precautions in our area saying slow down." she has about 40 signatures so far --and is working to get more before

it happened on 200th avenue near generac drive, south of maquoketa --that's in jackson county, here's a picture of the scene from our coverage partners at the telegraph herald. there were children on the bus at the time, but none of them were hurt. one person in the other car was taken to the hospital --their condition is not known. a train collides with an s-u-v -- injuring one woman. 41-year-old kimberly bradfield, of janesville, was driving on 260th she hit a canadian national railway train. you can see bradfield's suv heavily damaged here. she was taken to the university of iowa hospitals and clinics, but is expected to be ok. a local man injured in a work- related accident has now died. 43-year-old marcus essex, of waterloo, was hit in the head by a chain while loading a trash bin last

a co-worker reportedly heard a loud sound and found essex unconscious on the ground. he died in cedar rapids on tuesday. an iowa man accused of sexually abusing a woman in a car is now facing charges. 21-year-old jesse moser, of garber, charged with third degree sexual abuse. deputies say moser was in a parked car with a woman in coleburg last month. this" --and trying to get away. if found guilty, moser could face up to ten years in prison. new at ten -- kids lining up to go inside a trailer filled with smoke and flames -- but it's not as dangerous as it sounds. it's all part of the eighth annual evansdale fire department open house. plenty of fun, games, and food for everyone, but also a chance to learn. an obstacle course teaches kids to stay low when escaping a fire.

fire department, kids get the experience of being in a house fire with none of the danger as "you talk about what would you do if you were in your bedroom the wall and stuff." "he'll pick a volunteer to feel with like the back of their hand to see if the door's hot and if the door's hot then we have to go out another way." firefighters say that each year gets estimate 500 people could be there this year. coming up on kwwl... a truck left dangling over a bridge... plus.. a massive fire breaks out at a family's home... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel has your full forecast, coming up... and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to

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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: high pressure has kept our sky clear and our temperatures cool today. tonight, we will have a mainly clear sky, but winds will shift to the south, keeping temperatures a few degrees warmer than last night. nonetheless, patchy frost is possible, especially north of interstate 80. friday will be mostly sunny, warmer and breezy. high temperatures reach the lower to middle 60s, with winds picking

increase in clouds friday night, but will remain dry, with warmer lows in the 50s. saturday will be warmer with a mostly cloudy sky. there may be a couple showers during the day, but the better chance for scattered showers and a few storms will be late saturday afternoon and saturday night. a few more showers are possible sunday.high pressure has kept our sky clear and our temperatures cool today. tonight, we will have a mainly clear sky, but winds will shift to the south, keeping temperatures a few degrees warmer than last night. nonetheless, patchy frost is possible, especially north of interstate 80. friday will be mostly sunny, warmer and breezy. high temperatures reach the lower to middle 60s, with winds picking up in the afternoon out of the south 10-20 mph. we will see an increase in clouds friday night, but will remain dry, with warmer lows in the 50s. saturday will be warmer with a mostly cloudy sky. there may be a couple showers during the

storms will be late saturday afternoon and saturday night. a few more showers are possible sunday.high pressure has kept our sky clear and our temperatures cool today. tonight, we will have a mainly clear sky, but winds will shift to the south, keeping temperatures a few degrees warmer than last night. nonetheless, patchy frost is possible, especially north of interstate 80. friday will be mostly sunny, warmer and breezy. high temperatures reach the lower to middle 60s, with winds picking up in the afternoon out of the south 10-20 mph. we will see an increase in clouds friday night, but will remain dry, with warmer lows in the 50s. saturday will be warmer with a mostly cloudy sky. there may be a couple showers during the day, but the better chance for scattered showers and a few storms will be late saturday afternoon and saturday night. a few more showers are possible sunday.high pressure

the south, keeping temperatures a few degrees warmer than last will be mostly sunny, warmer and breezy. high storms will be late saturday people go through the trouble of rescuing something that a lot of people are terrified of. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in new hampton, janesville, littleton and all of eastern

jersey, making a court appearance today. ahmad rahimi pleading not guilty to attempted murder charges via video from his hospital bed. police say he set off a pipe bomb and many more were found at a transit station. more than 30 people were hurt in the two bombings last month. rahimi was captured after a police shootout a couple days

overpass and dangles over the bridge. check out the scene here in texas. you can see the trailer of that truck just hanging over the bridge. it's believed the hydraulic system went out --causing the crash. amazingly, the driver was not injured. a massive fire breaks out at a family's home. take a look at the flames here at the two-story home in delaware. it took about two hours for firefighters to finally put it out. the home is a total loss --but do this --but a group of people save hundreds of snakes on the roadway. you can see them here tossing the snakes into bags down in florida. many of them, however, were still run over by cars. the snakes aren't poisonous but still did bite. despite that, the group continued to rescue them. lucille vautier / snake rescuer: "they're animals and they deserved to be saved and its sad that they are all being killed on the road at no fault of their own they are just trying to get

assist them." the snakes apparently were trying to find a new place to stay after their pond was drained as a part of coming up next... in the majors-- the washington nationals and los angeles dodgers play for the right to face the chicago cubs. and some of the state's top distance runner race in the missisippi divisional cross country meet in waterloo.

good evening, i'm rick coleman. the chicago cubs are relaxing in the windy city waiting on their opponent for game one of the n-l-c-s. tonight the washington nationals and los angles dodgers battle in a decisive game five of the n- l-d-s. bottom of the second --- no score--the nats with runners on first and second, washington's danny espinosa hits a sharp liner to right------ daniel murphy is going to come home from second 1-0 nationals. but the dodgers scored four in the seventh--- and lead this game 4-3 college basketball---iowa state is picked 4th in the big 12. defending champion kansas is picked to win it again, west virginia is second and texas third ahead of iowa

--oklahoma state and texas tech tied for seventh, kansas state ninth and t- c-u tenth.. with big 12 preseason player of the year monte morris returning---the cyclones are looking to contend for a conference title. i think we can surprise a lot of really understand how we need to play for this team to be successful. because of our space people and make shots because of the pedigree we have with our seniors i think we can really surprise people. i don't know what people are thinking on the outside are thinking ruight now nor am i worried about it i am worried about getting these guys better but i do thinki we have a chance iowa state opens the regular season on november 11th against savannah state at hilton

meet--tonight it was the mississippi divisional cross country meet at gates park golf course in waterloo. iowa city west has the top ranked team in the 4-a led by the state's top distance runner gabby skopec. and tonight it was gabby skopec....winning the 3-mile i thought the course was pretty course-i think i ran pretty well..yeah i really wanted to push it from the one mile mark on..just push really hard from the middle part of the race. and iowa city west also won the team title. the boys race was much more competive--- very early the runners ran in a tight pack... but as the race progressed-- the top runners from iowa city west and linn-mar began to seperate

race.. ali ali of west and linn mar's ryan murphy and dalton gosch. and it is dalton gosch with some long strides streaking to the tap first in 15 minutes 54 seconds ryan murphy was second in 15--57. yeah i just had to block out my up with murph and stay with him as long as i could--i managed to get by him at the end. city west was second thanks rick. we'll be right back. it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal for a woman to be fired just for being pregnant.

ical care, like cancer screenings. i was diagnosed with breast cancer, and i know it was early detection that made a difference. it's not a political issue. it's about caring about all of our people here in this country.

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