breaking news overnight. one of the most well-known members of the clinton administration has died. plus -- it is down to the wire for hillary clinton and donald trump. one day to go before election day. this morning - find out how many voters are a and damage overnight in oklahoma after an earthquake hits. people in some parts of iowa could feel it. i'm jerry gallagher. let's check on your weather now with storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan. good morning. eileen on camera

for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: after a fantastic weekend, our temperatures have dropped into the upper 30s to low 40s... similar to yesterday morning. we have light south winds and mainly clear skies, although some high clouds are tracking in ahead of a cold front that will track through later today... that will bring more clouds and a chance of some rain by late afternoon. generally, it will be mainly sunny most of the day with that chance of showers late. highs will stay above normal... in the low to mid 60s today with south winds around 5 to 10 mph. things change a bit tomorrow.... i'll have that forecast for you in a few minutes. we're now down to a matter of hours -- not days. the polls open tomorrow morning -- as the race to the white house -- which started in iowa... wraps up. that race has been tightening.

with 42 million votes already in... hillary clinton has a four-point lead in our last nbc-wall street journal poll. and the fbi now says its email review is over... with no smoking gun.. no charges.. and many of those 650-thousand emails.. duplicates. clinton did not mention it in new hampshire. she did talk about the day after the election: "we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation af listening to one another and respecting one another." "are we looking forward to like tuesday evening?" donald trump claims the fbi is protecting clinton. "hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it, the fbi knows it, the people-the fbi, they know it's, i think it's very embarrassing to them, and now it's up to the american people to

pennsylvania tonight. "the most qualified person ever to run." the nbc polls shows clinton leading women... african- americans... latinos and early voters... while trump leads men, seniors, whites without college degrees on this trump's in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan today. clinton's making two stops in pennsylvania, plus tracie potts, nbc news, washington. the white house race is the headliner -- but there are so for the latest election coverage - check out our website -- kwwl- dot-com. also join us this afternoo at 4-30 for a live decision 20-16 special -- highlighting hillary clinton and

janet reno -- the first woman to serve as u-s attorney general -- has died. she died from complications of parkinson's. reno was one of the clinton administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures. she ran for governor in florida, but lost in 2002. reno was 78. continuing coverage this morning: funeral services are set for today for an iowa police officer murdered last week. services for des moines sergeant des moines. he graduated from iowa city west many years ago. he was one of two iowa police officers shot to death early wednesday morning. scott greene was arrested hours after the shootings and charged with two counts of murder. urbandale police officer justin martin was also killed. his funeral will happen tomorrow in his hometown of rockwell city. a law enforcement officer in georgia has been killed in a shooting. it happened last night. a sergeant and deputy were investigating a fight at a house

them. the sergeant was killed. "they get out. they walk both struck a ndtheey wnt down right there." the deputy is in critical condition this morning. the suspect was also shot. another police officer has died. this time in utah where the officer was hit by a car as he put down a spike strip. police were investigating a stolen car -- which led to a a spike strip when he was hit by the stolen car. three people were arrested. the officer who died -- had been on the force for three years. the idea is simple, but the problem it's addressing is complicated. big brothers big sisters is launching a program called bigs in blue. kate snow tells us the whole point is to bring kids and officers together to build trust. science, math reading. growing up in roanoke virginia, ryan brady knew exactly what he wanted to do.

help people but wearing a badge and patrolling the streets wasn't enough... i felt like i was doing some good out there on the street, something was just something missing and there was something more that i wanted. i wanted to be more part of the community. two years ago, he through big brothers big sisters... is that how you spell it? hey, that's nice! good job man! once a week after school... i'll let you call it. on your mark, get set, go! with kids in communities where trust has been strained. it's a really simple concept,

it works. you know, the-- the only way that we are going to understand one another better on any level, whether it's police in community or-- or any other divide that we see in this country is through the power of a one-to-one relationship. that's how you break down barriers philadelphia's police commissioner says it'll make a big difference in his city. does it build trust kind on an police-community relations. cultivate those relationships. and so we're gonna use that-- to help us do that. and that's-- optimistic about their friendship... a bond that's only grown stronger... we were sitting out back, do brothers now. we're family, and we're with each other through the good and the bad times time now is in a kwwl follow-up this morning: jury selection begins today in the trial of a man accused of killing nine people in a south carolina church. investigators say roof told a friend he planned to kill people at the

the jury pool has been narrowed to more than 500 people who live in the charleston area. today, a man will be sentenced for a shooting spree inside the los angeles international airport. a federal security agent died in the shooting three years ago. a man pleaded guilty to 11 charges. he faces a mandatory life sentence. investigators are looking into a fire in a waterloo home. it happened yesterday morning on california street. investigators believe it started in the kitchen was a lot of damage to the kitchen and living room. two people were able to get out safely. police investigate a deadly crash in cedar falls over the weekend. cynthia brooks -- from waterloo -- was killed. she was 38. the driver and two other passengers were also hurt. two people in another car were also taken to the hospital. another body has been discovered not far from where a woman was found chained.

remains were found in one of two places the suspect pointed to as gravesites. kala brown was found chained in a metal container on the property on thursday. her boyfriend's body was found on friday. investigators say the suspect -- todd kohlhepp -- also confessed to a quadruple homicide that happened 13 years ago in south carolina. four people were murdered at a the world, and what we're hearing is this is really a bad, bad, bad person. and i hope to god that he gets what's coming to him, what he's done through all these years." family members say they're grateful to everyone involved in the investigation and are relieved to have answers. two people have been killed in severe weather. a tornado and flooding hit italy -- in and around rome.

collapsed after a twister hit near rome. someone else was injured when they were slammed by the wind against a window. the river that runs through florence also flooded. you could feel the entire house sway. that's how someone in oklahoma described an earthquake -- which was also felt as far away as iowa. the magnitude five-point-zero quake rattled central oklahoma last night. it sht in cushing. that's about 50 miles from oklahoma city. school has been cancelled in cushing today. a news conference is set for this morning to talk about the damage. some minor injuries have been reported. the city manager in cushing says -- this is beginning to become the new normal. quite a sight in a busy dubuque neighborhood. a huge sinkhole caused by a water main break.

one was injured. we spoke with a woman who was nearby when the road caved. "and immediatley almost i heard this sound behind me and the street collapsed and it kept collapsing." two apartments in the same building have been told to boil their water before drinking it. the city says 11th street will be closed for a few days. still to come this morning: we're paying a little more to fill up find out what the experts are saying this morning. plus -- a rodent turns into a wide receiver -- and interrupts an n-f-l game. he says he's open -- but no one will get him the ball. "now your storm track 7

meteorologist eileen loan now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack

information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: raindrops by tonight. until then... mainly sunny skies will rule the area... we see more sun tomorrow and wednesday, as well. temperatures are running in the area with upper 40s to low 50s to our far northwest. winds are mainly light to 10 mph from the south and should stay there much of the day. there is rain to the west and southwest, but we may not see much of it as the system tracks through tonight....most of the energy and moisture stays to our south.... but we will dry out again for tuesday and stay dry the rest of the weekw today will be mainly sunny, with a few more clouds this afternoon and a few showers possible by late afternoon. highs aim for the low to mid 60s with south winds at 5-10 mph. we could see showers tonight with lows in the 40s... and we clear back out for tuesday bounce from the 50s to new 60 for the rest of the week and into the weekend for highs with lows mainly in the 30s. on the way:

south and should stay there much of the day. there is rain to the west and southwest, but we may not see much of it as the system tracks through tonight....most of the energy and moisture stays to our south.... but we will dry out again for tuesday and stay dry the rest of the week. we won't see much rain... most of us will see a trace to a few hundredths of an inch at best. today will be mainly sunny, with a and a few showers possible by late afternoon. highs aim for the low to mid 60s with south winds at 5-10 mph. we could see showers tonight with lows in the 40s... and we clear back out for tuesday with highs in the mid to new 60 for the rest of the week and into the weekend for highs with lows mainly in the 30s. not see much of it as the system tracks through tonight....most of the energy and

but we will dry out again for tuesday and stay dry the rest of the week. we won't see much rain... most of us will see a trace to a few hundredths of an inch at best. today will be mainly sunny, with a few more clouds this afternoon and a few showers possible by into the weekend for highs with lows mainly in the 30s. on the way: the protest is over for at least one n-f-l player. he's now standing again th and grab the chips again. guacamole fans -- stick around. an update on the avocado shortage that forced some restaurants to take guac off the

the national average price of gas is up a penny over the past two weeks to 2-26 a gallon. new jersey's decision to raise its gas tax is one reason why.

future unless the price of crude oil turns around. in iowa, the cheapest gas we could find this morning is in ankeny. gas-buddy-dot- com says people there are filling up for 1-81 a gallon. good news for guacamole lovers... avocado supplies are recovering and prices are expected to come down over the next several weeks. a shortage pushed doubled prices... and in some cases... tripled them... from a year ago. retailers were struggling to find them after a strike in mexico. guacamole from the menu. an n-f-l player ends his national anthem protest. broncos linebacker brandon marshall says he'll be standing for the anthem going forward. he says he's been encouraged by what he's seen and heard since the protest started a few months ago. he says the denver police department will now review its use of force policy. he says he'll now stand for the anthem -- not because everything is perfect but because of the

countless people dream of taking the field at lambeau. few ever get the chance this squirrel did. a rodent in the end zone stopped play during the packers colts game. it made the most of its time on the n-f-l stage. security and others try to catch up to it. some frustrated fans said the squirrel had spent more time in the end zone than the packers had. a rough day at lambeau for green bay. away. they take back the opening kickoff for a touchdown. late in the first -- packers down 14-3 -- aaron rodgers finds jordy nelson for the score. the colts take a big lead in the fourth --- before green bay would rally. the rally comes up short. the

gain ground on the vikings. minnesota hosting the lions. vikings down four in the final minute. tight end rhett ellison gets in from the one -- ball got knocked out -- but after he crossed the goal line. 16-13 minnesota. the vikings defense gives up a long pass to the lions -- so they're in field goal range at the end. a 58-yarder. it's good -- we're going to overtime. and then in ot -- detroit strikes. it's gold 22-16. minnesota has now lost three in a row. an n-b-a fan is 35- thousand dollars richer this morning for his skill on the court. he buries this half-court shot. he was the second fan to do this at an n-b-a game over the weekend. last year, the lakers could've used this guy. things have started out better for l-a this season.

and are now four and three. coming up: election stress disorder. it's a real thing many people are feeling this morning. they can't wait for it to be over... but until then --

about the election, you're not alone. eddie garcia tells us millions of americans are feeling the pressure, the day before you fall within the political feeling anxiety about the 2016 "this is the most contentious that i've seen in my 76 years." "i've never seen anything like american psychological association, election stressi bs eing felt equally among both democrats and republicans. some media outlets even have a name for it...election stress disorder. a lot of it has to do with voters getting consumed by campaign negativity, arguing on social media and getting wrapped in all the "what ifs" should their

believes one way to beat the stress is through cooperation. "everyone is going to be loyal to their own party, but i think we can rise above that more often than we do, by saying we can work together." candelaria patterson leads her neighborhood association...she says it's all about working for the common good. "this is a go the american psychological association is also offering tips to counter election stress. they recommend: limiting 24-hour cable news consumption, avoid getting into arguments about the election, channel your energy into doing something good, something you love, better yet volunteer, and realize that your

association says 52-percent of americans are reporting that they're stressed out about this election. as we head to break -- let's check out storm track seven live doppler radar. eileen has the storm track seven

kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast i mild today with a few showers late this afternoon through tonight. mainly dry the rest of

their support for fallen officers. eastern iowa police officers are going to des moines this morning line of duty last week. plus... a congregation weighs in on the election -- trying to sway other members to vote a certain way. and the presidential election through the eyes of children. what they think of the messages the candidates are sending. good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and