facebook live to harrass a police officer. plus... one non-profit organization is on a mission to give many a chance to ride a bike. and... a new way to give to those in good morning and welcome to today in iowa saturday. it's november 12... as we take a live look outside.... thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm ally crutcher in for lauren

seven meteorologist rachael peart for a check of our forecast. rachael.... let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart for a check of our forecast. rachael.... be quiet with lots of sunshine. today will reach the low 50s overnight, allowing the air to cool into the low to mid 30s. thanks to dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. winds pick up tomorrow but southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. a cold front will track through on monday, so we'll start the work week a little cooler. through the week, temperatures will stay in the 50s - with a few 60s here and there - until next weekend. low pressure will track either very

one person is dead after a crash late last night. this happened just after midnight in garrison. the iowa state patrol says one person died after losing control and overturning the car in a ditch. the name of the driver has not been released. also new this morning: a 19 year old is in the hospital after a shooting in waterloo. police say it happened around 11 o'clock manson streets. police tell us a 19 year old woman was shot -- and is in the hospital. stick with us -- we expect to get more information later today. a dubuque business will now pay a 15-hundred dollar fine -- and have to give up its liquor licence temporarily. this comes after selling alcohol to minors...according to our coverage partners at the telegraph herald. the chocolaterie stam on main street in dubque. according to authorities- this is their second offense.

get its liquor license back. controversy starting over a facebook post. a woman live streams herself harrassing a cedar rapids police officer. take a listen... we got the popo wearing a black thing on her badge...she's upset cuz one of her cops got whacked in des moines this is just a quick snippet of an almost eight minute clip on facebook. she lie ordeal on facebook-- swearing repeatedly. another officer comes in--and asks her to leave-- telling her she's tresspassing-- because the owners of brewhemia--where all of this took place--wanted her out-- take a "if you come back to this location you'll be arrested for criminal tresspassing." "how can i fight the unjust descrimination." "it's not unjust descrimination." "says you!" she is eventually escourted outside. the woman in this video is melyssa jo kelly.

officer involved shooting in cedar rapids. a man who claims to be the biggest drug dealer in dubuque pleads guilty to federal charges. 26-year-old mark lembo charged with intent to distribute meth. according to court documents from our coverage partners at the telegraph herald... officers found more than five- thousand dollars worth of meth, ammunititon and a knife in his car. lembo could face anywhere from five to 40 years in prison. k-mart's pharamcy in dubuque will close next month. but, the company says the store the pharmacy will officially close on december first. this comes about two months after sears goldings announced more than 60 k-marts nationwide would close. the list does not include dubuque. even after those closures, there are still about 800 kmarts in the u-s. a power management plant in iowa will close by next year -- cuttting 140 jobs. eaton corporation in spencer is closing by next september. the plant says declining sales of

the plant opened in 1974. it was the town's largest employer for years. the corporation also has plants that'll remain operating in belmond and shenandoah. it's that time of year again... the salvation army kicking off cedar falls. this year, with more people using credit and debit, the cedar valley branches are offering season pass pins. you can buy one in specific increments at any hyvee in waterloo and cedar fall all proceeds will go toward this year's campaign to help families in need in the area. plenty of dogs are taking flight this weekend in eastern iowa! the 20-16 dock dogs world championships taking place this weekend in dubuque. more than 600 entries from all over the country converging on the five flags center in dubuque. all sizes, breeds and skill levels of dogs will be jumping to get their paws on some worldwide ceo) "anybody could do healthy and active lifestyle for

dog, it's not a job, so everybody's into it, and it's happening all over the world." this is the fifth year in a row dubuque has hosted the world championships. the event runs through sunday. giving more people in iowa the chance to ride a bike... that's what one nonprofit organization wants to do... they're hoping to start an iowa chapter by showing how much one of their adaptivk (nat) pedalling away.... (nat) riding with his twin brother max... "do you guys ride bikes "cooper is two." but cooper's mike is a little different than max's

uses.... so non-profit organization ambucs gave him this adaptive trycicle and this helment free of charge... "either he can hand pedal it or foot pedal it...this nice handle allows us to steer it while on one compact trycicle." "it makes him feel independence... even though we are pushing him... he's just riding along like nobody's business.." just riding along... getting the same experience has his brother... (nat) earlier this week, ambucs was at brother... (nat) earlier this week, ambucs was at a-e-a 267 in cedar falls... fitting around eight kids for an adaptive bike. they're hoping to make more people in iowa aware of what

it's coming up on today in iowa... democrats trying to understand what went wrong in the days leading up to the election. and... some foriegn countries are willing to give donald trump a chance. you're watching k-w-w-l news.

let's go to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart 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 stormtrack 7 weather team: weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will for this time of year). highs perfect tailgating weather. clear skies persist into the overnight, allowing the air to cool into the low to mid 30s. still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the week a little cooler. through the week, temperatures will stay in the pressure will track either very close or over eastern iowa. that will bring the chance for showers late week as well as a major cool down for next

there isn't much change in our weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will be quiet with lots of sunshine. temperatures will be a little closer to normal (but still warm for this time of year). highs overnight, allowing the air to cool into the low to mid 30s. thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be as cold as last night was, but still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning.

southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. a cold front will track through on monday, so we'll start the work week a little cooler. through the week, temperatures will stay in the 50s - with a few 60s here and there - until next weekend. low pressure will track either very close to eastern iowa. there isn't much change in our weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will be quiet withts closer to normal (but still warm for this time of year). highs today will reach the low 50s overnight, allowing the air to cool into the low to mid 30s. thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be as cold as last night was, but still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. there isn't much change in our weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will

temperatures will be a little closer to normal (but still warm for this time of year). highs today will reach the low 50s across eastern iowa. it will be perfect tailgating weather. thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be as cold as last night was, but still chilly for any late tomorrow will range from the mid there - until next weekend. low temperatures in the 40s. coming up on today in iowa... many are upset over the election many are upset over the election results and some take to the streets

many democrats were stunned by this week's election results... so, what could they learn from donald trump beating a democratic party powerhouse? here's jeff zeleny. above all inside a decimated enough to go around for one of the biggest calls with donors and supporters, cnn has learned campaign chair john podesta says fbi director james comey reviving the email controversy cost hillary clinton the election - by turning away some of her wavering supporters. some allies agree. (rep. steve israel,(d) new york) "i was in clinton headquarters just a few days before the election, and we were looking at data that was very favorable. the comey announcement had kind of turned that data in a different

her campaign. jane sanders, at her husband's side during the long democratic primary fight with clinton, not mincing words today with wolf. (jane sanders, wife of sen. bernie sanders) "people are hungry for new direction. i think that's why trump has won this election. they want change." as a new political order falls over washington, democrats are looking back - before they two central questions: why did college- educated voters turn away from clinton at the end? and why did working class voters - even democrats long friendly to the clintons - go michigan) "in the end they were up and to have someone who is also considerable second guessing about not paying closer focusing on disaffected white, working-class voters who were the lifeblood of his campaigns. now, for the first time in a generation, the democratic party is moving forward -

mix. today, an early scramble to lead the democratic national committee. minnesota congressman trump. it was ellison - more clinton did win the popular vote by almost 500- thousand. but in the end...it was all about the electoral votes. donald trump reached the 270

--however-- are looking at the upside of trump's victory. even though trump critizied japan -- leaders there feel a new administration gives a chance for new economic ties. one leader also said trump has a proactive approach to energy development. this could make use of japan's expertise in energy conservation. leaders in syria also say donald trump's presidency might be better than what he called president obama's unfulfilled "promises". some say "at least trump is clear and direct." "oba us here in syria." he hopes trump will "bring an end to this crisis one way or another". while some are keeping an open mind about trump's presidency -- many are still upset. protesting across the country continued for the third night in

the mayor of portland, oregon made a statement about the protesting in his city. take a thousand peaceful protesters making their opinions known on hijacked that event and did terrible damage to our neighbors and friends. that's a crime and it's unacceptable. as some protested peacefully -- others did clash with here at home -- protesters in iowa city blocked i-80 for close to a half hour on friday. they were escorted back downtown. no one was arrested. protests have been happening across the country -- in response to trump's presidential victory. his supporters have been holding counter-rallies. today in iowa continues after coming up... a treatment for cancer patients

thousand teens found those with asthma were twice as likely to be smokers as their peers without asthma. teens who began smoking before the age of 11 said they continued the habit ... as a way to lessen their anxiety and stress. although teens said they knew it was bad for their lungs, many still smoked in the morning and when they were sick. kids who don't eat fruits and vegetables may be at a higher risk of developing asthma. a mile from a grocery store were 53- percent more likely to have asthma than those who lived close to a store. studies have shown eating a healthy diet can lower the risk of asthma. allergy experts are offering guidance on how and when to introduce peanuts to young children. if your child is allergic to eggs -- they are considered to be at high risk for a peanut allergy. the guidelines suggest these kids can try peanut paste or protein in a doctor's office -- between four and six months old. immunotherapy is giving hope to

alternative to chemotherapy. michael hernandez reports. (sot: lisa kerkez, cancer been cancer free for two years now but still struggles with the side effects of the drugs she takes to keep the breast personally used any of the immunotherapy treatments she is very excited about other potential options to chemotherapy.. (sot: lisa putting poison in your body, so myself..." new hope.. is immumotherapy. it

cancer.." and simply put the immunotherapy works by harnessing the immune system to fight cancer from within. (sot: dr. anand karnad, the ability of the cancer cells and although the doctor is quick to point out these treatments, including immunotherapy don't work on everyone, the results have been promising for some with melanoma, lung cancer... "the use of use of drugs that cancer from a disease where you want to get rid of it you live with it but you need treatment and you can lead

coming up in the next half hour of today in iowa... a controversal facebook video after a young boy votes for donald trump. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by

a controversial facebook video after one kid votes a certain way in a mock-election. plus... a train derails and forces many to evacuate. then... new details in a police-involved shooting that left a young teen dead. thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm ally crutcher. let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart for a check of our forecast. rachael.... let's go right to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart for a check of our forecast. weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will for this time of year). highs today will reach the low 50s

allowing the air to cool into the low to mid 30s. thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be as cold as last night was, but still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. winds pick up tomorrow but since they'll be coming from the southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. a cold front will track through on monday, so we'll start the work through the week, temperatures will stay in the 50s - with a few 60s here and there - until next weekend. low pressure will track either very

protests continue across the country after donald trump was elected president. many people gathered in san their voices heard... "wanted to provide a space specifically so our families and our parents and communities and our children and our students who are filled with anxiety, frustration, fear, anger over the past couple days voice in their neighborhood." this was the third night of protesting there. a mother posts a video of her telling her young son he's kicked out for voting for trump -- in a school election. tracy clemmons explains... "here's your suitcase. bye. get your suitcase get your suitcase and get out. bye." a fresno mother yelling at her eight year old son for voting for donald trump in a people see you outside they know

there." that sign in his hand says "my mom kicked me out the video to social media, and it need to realize when you put certain things on social media, you never know how far it's gonna this happened right on their four years. awesome family." while we were in front of the house this evening, cps came by. whoever was inside spoke to her through the door. and the fort bend county sheriff's office is also investigating. "i have personally met with the family and saw the child, his well-being. he appears to be in good health." detective joe luera says he met with the mom and the little boy off-site. "she explains it was a joke." the same thing she told eyewitness news over the phone.

that changed. so for now, this is what we have from her. "i hope you find another tv to see him on because this is gonna be your new home you can't come back here. bye." the mother did eventually talk about the video on camera. new this morning... iraqi forces are finding evidence of isis brutality in territory recently reclaimed from extremists. in a town south of mosul, iraqi fighters uncovered a site believed to be a mass grave. iraqi police said suspected police collaborators were taken to the site to be tortured or killed.

observed in france's national stadium last night... in memory of the victims of the paris terror attacks nearly a year ago. before the france versus sweden soccer match... players and fans, including france's president, joined in the tribute. a train derailed about 80 miles south of the twin cities yesterday. a series of train cars overturned settling in a zigzag pattern across the tracks. there are no reports of injuries. people within the area were asked to evacuate as a precaution. one persode breaking, but since the train anything of it, 'til the railings, the safety arms, they just stayed down, they wouldn't come back up." there's no word yet on the cause. we're learning more about the september's fatal police shooting that left a 13- year-old ohio

his left side. he was hit in the head, chest and abdomen. king was shot after police say he ran from an officer and pulled a bb gun that looked like a real one. police in idaho say a suspect in the shooting of two officers has died. the officers are being treated at a hospital. a police dog was also shot and wounded. the officers were looking for a suspect in an earlier shooting when shots were fired in a neighborhood friday afternoon. police are still investigating the shooting. a federal judge has ordered the state of michigan to deliver bottled water to homes in flint. people there have been living without access to safe drinking water for more than two years. the water delivery is to start immediately. the natural resources defense council called it a victory for flint residents. players and doctors are calling for the national football league to reconsider its ban on marijuana use. derrick morgan is the only n-f-l

but he and eight former players co- signed a letter with "doctors for cannabis regulation" provided to cnn first--calling on the n-f-l to change its position. a players' union is looking into forming a committee to consider alternative therapies for pain management. five world war two tuskegee airmen.... past and present... were recognized for their service to our country yesterday for veterans day. two of the recipients recieved congressional gold medals for their ser at the national warplane museum in new york. family members of the three other recipients were there to accept the medal on their behalf. gold medals was an honor for me, a humbling experience.' "it meant so much for me. it really did. more than i could put in the picture and more than i can say sometimes. i didn't know all of this was going to

and we would like to thank all those who served our country and hoped you had a great veterans day. it's coming up on today in iowa... don't feel like raking leaves?

let's go to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart now 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: there isn't much change in our weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will be quiet with lots of sunshine. for this time of year). highs clear skies persist into the overnight, allowing the air to cool into the low to mid 30s. thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be

still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. winds pick up tomorrow but since they'll be coming from the southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. a cold front will track through on monday, so we'll start the work week a little cooler. through the week, temperatures will stay in the 50s - with a few 60s here and there - until next weekeno close or over eastern iowa. that will bring the chance for showers late week as well as a major cool down for next weekend...back to normal temperatures in the 40s. there isn't much change in our weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will be quiet with lots of sunshine. temperatures will be a little closer to normal (but still warm for this time of year). highs today will reach the low 50s overnight,

the low to mid 30s. thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be as cold as last night was, but still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. winds pick up tomorrow but since they'll be coming from the southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. a cold front will track through on monday, so we'll start the work week a little cooler. through the week, temperatures wst 50s - with a few 60s here and there - until next weekend. low pressure will track either very close to eastern iowa. there isn't much change in our weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will be quiet with lots of sunshine. temperatures will be a little closer to normal (but still warm for this time of year). highs today will reach the low 50s across eastern iowa. it will be perfect tailgating weather. thanks to southwesterly winds, it won't be

still chilly for any late dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. there isn't much change in our weather for this weekend. similar to last weekend, it will be quiet with lots of sunshine. temperatures will be a little closer to normal (but still warm for this time of year). highs today will reach the low 50s across eastern iowa. it will be perfect tailgating weather. clear skies persist into the overnight, allowing the air to cool into the w southwesterly winds, it won't be dinners saturday morning or early services sunday morning. winds pick up tomorrow but since they'll be coming from the southwest, it will help to move warmer air to our region. highs tomorrow will range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. a cold front will track through on monday, so we'll start the work week a little cooler. through the week, temperatures will stay in the 50s - with a few 60s here and there - until next weekend. low

actually avoid raking your leaves..... if you're willing to deal with "the looks" from your (sot: martha guidry, homeowner) "i don't mind raking my leaves the problem is i have to rake never seems to be complete nats: bagging leaves a day's work whittled

it could all be back. (sot: lucy szkoda, homeowner) "i like to have it clean but it doesn't last" now according to the national wildlife federation... there are plenty of reasons nats: raking to give your rake a rest.... from your wallet... to wildlife and your garden. they say a leaf layer allows many species to survive, helps keep the natural mulch suppressing weeds and supplying nutrients to your soil. (nats) "would those reasons ever make you stop raking? no" "i would have a hard time with that" "i think people will probably well spent. (sot: neil toland, wildlife federation's worries but isn't about to give up his "twenty bags is is a good

amazon repays parents after kids make online purchases. today in iowa continues in a

purchases made by their kids. a federal judge has directed amazon to set up a year-long process to reimburse parents whose children made in- app purchases without permission. the order calls for amazon to set up the process beginning early next year to alert parents of their eligibility for refunds and then to reimburse them. a spray print app turns

hand into an artist's. using parts from a gaming console and car engine along with a smart phone app, an inventor created a painting tool that can reproduce digital images on any surface. the tool used water-based spray paint to print, line by line, a "your smartphone sends the image that you want to print to where it has to paint. the printer itself has the image, the smartphone sends the the printer decides whether to execute paint or not." the technology consists of a wireless bluetooth attachment that fits over a standard spray paint can.

companies and e-commerce companies engage in the world's largest online shopping festival in china. online shoppers spent billions of dollars on "singles day," a quirky holiday that has grown into the "there are no major differences in singles day this year, except that it is getting bigger in terms of sales revenue, and more and more people in china, as consumers, are paying attention to it and more and more companies in china and outside of china are hopping on the band-wagon." the november 11 date was picked to be "11-11" - four singles. most of us know exercise is good for us. these days, medical schools are encouraging up- and-coming doctors to recommend exercise for their patients.

every body system ... from the students how to prescribe exercise as a way to prevent a physical activity can cholesterol. evidence suggests it has positive effects for some cancer patients. it also helps control treating diabetes and all its complications costs billions of dollars a year, but it is largely preventable through diet ... and exercise. experts recommend adults get 75 minutes of that breaks down to about 30 minutes five days weekly. doctors say that's hypertension to cardiovascular walk, work in the yard... even doing brisk housework helps. the rewards are definitely worth the effort. for today's health

espeically while the weather is still

the courtroom reporter rob mccartney explains how a judge's four- legged friend is altering the atmosphere in one nebraska courtroom. this is a popular busiest court in the state of nebraska." judge doug johnson's court. douglas county juvenile court. dealing with young people going through criminal court and we don't want that to happen." this morning.. a teleconference with a teenager being held at the youth facility in kearney. (doug johnson/douglas county

teen. (doug johnson/douglas county juvenile judge) "i've got to see on the adults trying to help... stress can be a constant in court. court's no fun, i know that so..." so.. enter.. this four- legged stress reliever. finnegan. johnson's dog.. who comes to court every day. (doug johnson/douglas county juvenile judge) "day one, he walks in, everybody's blood pressure goes down and the kids from day one." finnegan lies under the judge's bench.. juvenile judge) "let's go say "hi". aww" in this case.. he meets a young man.. (doug johnson/douglas county juvenile judge) "make him shake your hand or something. teen: shake my hand. shake. johnson: oh, that's a high five." now johnson calls his court.. a court of second chances. and finnegan helps make that happen.

that as a judge?" johnson: "absolutely! yeah, it's remarkable." as is finnegan's impact. (mccartney) "good boy!" (johnson: "he says i'll let you works cheap. (doug johnson/douglas county juvenile judge) "i thought maybe we might be able to get him him a treat or two.. and he's good to go. good for the people appearing in front of the bench.. and for the guy behind it. (doug johnson/douglas county really tough testimony, i'm just petting him myself, calming down.--i go with will rogers, "if dogs don't go to heaven, i want to go where they go." maybe the court going to the

you're looking at one mongoose after another -- sunning themselves on a course in south africa. they woke up -- then stampeded across the green as the players stepped back and just watched. center for a final look at your storm track seven forecast.

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