simple. that's the reality. if someone wants to argue that reality with me, my office is two doors down." police also finding a weapon near greene's car today in a wooded area near des moines they believe that was the gun used to kill the two officers. greene was hospitalized until this afternoon he's now in polk county i authorities say they formally arrested greene today using beminio and martin's handcuffs. police departments in eastern iowa--showing respect to their fallen brothers today the oelwein police department...using symbols and making gestures to help remember those two iowa officers killed kwwl's taylor bailey just back from oelwein--she joins us now

sitting outside of the oelwein police station decorated with a thin blue line to remember the moines, but despite that distance--oelwein police are still hurting. "it touches every law enforcment officer and in a way speak" to show respect--they placed this patrol car outside of their station. a thin blue line flag is draped over the windshield. decorated with balloons and flowers. "when i drove i was just like that's amazing that's so exciting to see you know the people of the community stopping by to show their support--leaving messages like "thank you for everything you do" stand-up "the oelwein police deparmtnet says this display is not for them, it's for their fallen brothers" "the patrol out there is not about us, it's about citizenry

they remember the sacrifces officers make nation wide" alexis buhr says law "disgusted, angry, sad i just don't understand why would you want to take someone's life esentially protecting" the oelwein police say they feel valued. honored people are taking the time to place items on the patrol car. are taking the time to place items on the patrol car. live in waterloo...taylor bailey...news seven...kwwl police say the patrol car will remain on display until both officers are layed to rest. the tragedy in des moines is impacting people all over eastern iowa.. cedar falls third grade teacher kelly sullivan says when she woke up and heard the news... she was

"and i heard back from him almost right away. i was so sad. i was devastated. their courage and commitment to their job is amazing, and it's so important to honor what they do because they truly are heroes. sullivan talked to her students about the importance of respecting and honoring police. together... her class decided to make posters with blue lines on because it's still good to respect the policemen even if shot the police officers but it made me mad." "we back the blue" " we support the blue line." the third grade teacher snapped a photo of her students standing together with their posters. she

one bicyclist may have injuries after being ht by a car in dubuque this all happening yesterday afternoon police say gordan grams was drunk... and was hit by a car at the intersection of seventeenth street and central avenue grams was taken to the hospital. both the driver and bicyclist are being charged.... the cubs are world champions-- leaving many to celebrate-- but a celebration in iowa city-- ends hospital. take a look a man is seen climbing this light pole-- and we aren't showing the full video out of respect-- but he takes a long and hard fall. kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from iowa city --kristin? it happened in this area--out in front of d.c.'s-- a popular place to be during cubs games. after the big win--a large crowd was celebratiing--

the crowd-- and to the right of your screen you will see a man hanging from a light pole-- moments later--he falls. this second video is closer up-- the man can be seen hanging here-- he eventually falls to the brick street after the glass on the witness it--the news is hard to hear. "i was with my girlfriend and she was devistated, she couldn't family and it's hard not to be." police say stabilization efforts were m and the man was taken to the university of iowa hospital. we have no word on his condition tonight--- but to give you an idea of how horrible this was-- you can see how tall these lights are compared to the buildings-- looks to be about a second story fall-- live in iowa city--kristin rogers--news 7..kwwl. police haven't released the

tonight...we're now only five days away from the election republican presidential nominee donald trump is in north carolina tonight trump calling out hillary clinton...calling her unstable he also talked about his wife's first campaign speech since the r- n-c on the democratic side... hillary clinton is in nor carolina as well the investigation into her use of a private email server continuing today the state department processing almost two-thousand pages of emails they'll meet again tomorrow to process more young voters express concern about the 20-16 presidential campaign race. on u-n-i's campus -- public policy students focus on the electoral college and how tuesday's outcome will affect their future. students say voters seem to be casting their ballots

of the candidate who best represents them. public policy student cam draude says voters seem to be frustrated -- even disgusted with presidential candidates. the presidential election itself. personally, i care more lot more on a day-to-day level." cam says he voted on his 18th birthday in the last presidential election -- and says this presidential race seems to be more about personalities than policy. are reporting low voter turnout while some states allow voters to change their vote...iowa is not one of those states the hawkeye state doesn't allow a replacement of a voted absentee ballot and don't forget to check out kwwl political analyst chris larimer's blog for all of your political coverage coming up... how a day at the fair is turning into a fiasco for some people and now..they're sick!

is breakfast really the most important meal of the day? studies may suggest it's actually true 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 and when you see news - ro if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. "this is kwwl news at five. meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. we've got you covered." --------- --------- ---------

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chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now it's just beautiful out there today 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: the weather can't get much

november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any into monday night as a front amounts are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg the weather can't get much better for the first week of next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late monday afternoon are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenbergthe weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. schnackenbergthe weather can't get much better for the first

stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenbergthe weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenbergthe weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forect as for any rain, there is a night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenbergthe weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenbergthe weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to

state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. storm track 7 chief

and....coughing? some people are turning up sick because of state fairs coming up... we'll tell you how this happened and the chicago cubbies setting major records... we'l be right back --------- --------- --------- ---------

supposed to be all about carnival rides, cotton candy and maybe checking

but, the c-d-c is saying 18 people have become infected with the swine flu, or the h- three more than a dozen children came down with swine flu after visiting the pig barns at state fairs. that's according to a report from the c-d-c. 18 people -- 16 of them children -- were infected with a type of swine flu not seen before in humans. all of them reported some kind of exposure to pigs at agricultural fairs. 13 one reported indirect contact, but four said they'd simply passed through the exhibit. all of the patients are now fully recovered and researchers say they've seen no evidence of person-to- person transmission. but they warn that fair organizers should take steps to prevent infections in humans -- including having a vet on hand, installing handwashing stations around the swine exhibit, and limiting the time pigs are at the fairground to three days. after petting an animal,

to eat until after they've washed their hands or at least used hand sanitizers. all visitors should avoid putting their hands on their faces or in their mouths while at the fair. most importantly, experts say everyone six months and older should get yearly flu shots. according to that c-d-c report, no cases of h3n2v were reported in iowa however, between 2011 and 2013, there were three cases of the disease reported. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... three square meals a day... we've all heard the rule... studies may be saying...that's all wrong and.... one day after the world series... numbers are rolling in... the cubs breaking more than one --------- ---------

sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market.

social security's retirement age. so if you care about a secure retirement, listen to rod blum: he's putting your security at risk. women vote is responsible for

humidifiers are being recalled...because they can overheat, smoke, and catch fire it includes items made by g-d midea and sold under more than 50

incidents luckily, no injuries have been reported contact g-d midea for a replacement or refund a new security system is taking flight to keep people safe one company is looking to make a drone security system for your home the drone detect possible threats and investigate them with a drone it'll stream the video to your cellphone... then you can decide if it's a but, you can't get it just yet in the u.s. an update tonight... more construction is in store for university avenue in cedar falls grove street to mcclain drive also being included in the work as early as monday. new water mains will be installed traffic will shift expect lane closures for three to four weeks...and all of this can

is the most important meal of the day... but now a new study is suggesting dinner is the least important eating dinner early-or skipping it- could help burn more body fat researchers in alabama had 11 overweight people eat only in the morning and afternoon early for four days they burned more fat and felt less hungry but, it's not clear if this translates to weight loss the big story of the day...the chicago cubs winning the world series seven to six against the cleveland indians! and now...ratings are out on how many people watched the game more than 40 million people watched last night's game... making it the most watched world series game since 19-91 still to come on the k-w-w-l

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vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxes for us. but multi-millionaire blum broke his word, keeping nearly $200,000 in taxpayer-funded paychecks. worse, he tried to cut medicare and raise the retirement age.

at six... a tight local senate race. elizabeth amanieh has more on district 32 that's at six the curse is broken.... some even saying this is the start of the apocalypse... but the chicago cubs are now officially world series winners chicago...and getting some attention from the president president obama tweeting out this last night... "want to come to the white house that offer. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl

news at five. "nbc" nightly news" is next. we want remind you, we're "always on" with news and weather when you want it, on kwwl-dot-com. and we've got you covered in 30 minutes on the kwwl news at six. --------- --------- --------- sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum supported benefit cuts by voting to raise social security's retirement age.

he's putting your security at risk. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. tonight, nbc news exclusive, inside the government's massive separation to protect election day from a cyber attack. what we've learned about the threat, the risk, and the response, and those trying to sew confusion and chaos. rare appearance. five days to go, pushing hister side. and what she said about her role as fi rst lady is raising eyebrows tonight. virtual kidnapping, a terrifying twist on an old scam. tricking people into thinking theirov led ones have been abducted, demanding ransom to get them back. and curse reversed. tonight the crowd goes wild in chicago after a heart-stopping win for the ages. "nightly news" begins