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we want remind you, we're "always on" with news and weather when you want it, on kwwl-dot-com. minutes on the kwwl news at six. --------- --------- 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 helped build a homeless shelter for women and children, but multi-millionaire blum promised he'd take only half his salary. then in congress, blum broke his word and kept all the pay. congressman blum's out for himself, not us. >>> tonight it's war. donald trump declares the shackles are off, unleashing a furious tirade on the highest ranking republican, speaker paul ryan, and on senator john mccain. while his campaign trains its focus on hillary clinton, trump trains his fire on his own party. >>> race against time for the rescuers desperately trying to reach families cut off, trapped by flood waters after hurricane matthew. tonight, new dramatic rescues and a jaw-dropping view from the air. >>> crisis mode. a major announcement amid new fears about explod

as a reminder -- the you can catch that on kwwl dot com. a pleasant fall weekend across eastern iowa. let's check in with storm track seven meteororligist kyle kiel 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: it is going to be another cool temperatures in the north will be in the middle and upper 30s, with a clear sky and relatively light winds, there could be patchy areas of frost in the lower lying areas. we will end the weekend on a breezy with temperatures close to 70. while approaches the area late tuesday into wednesday, bringing a chance for showers. this brings much cooler temperatures by the middle of the week, with highs not making it out of the 50s. hurricane made landfall earlier this morning at 10 am, as the center of the storm moved just in weather- related news -- nominees are set to go nominees are set to go close eye on hurricane matthew -- and a lot of the flooding along the north carolina coas

for more information head to kwwl-dot-com. 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 tonight as a cold front approaches the area from the west. scattered showers are likely wednesday morning as the front moves through. the front also changes the wind direction to the northwest and keeps the temperatures will be 20 degrees colder than tuesday. in addition to the highs in the 50s, it is also windy with gusts diminishes. frost is likely by thursday morning in many locations in eastern iowa. temperatures will range from 30-34 degrees. thursday and friday are mostly the wind increases from the south. season is now underway. here's a look at the flooding just weeks ago in forest city --that's in northern iowa. robert hansen has 125 acres of beans near fairbank 60 acres were destoryed by the f

the debate will air right here on kwwl and kwwl dot com. coming up on kwwl... a legend in the broadcasting booth will call his final game of baseball this weekend after a storied career. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in jesu so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig the system to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should. the deals blum makes in washington are bad for iowa. house majority pac will call his last game this weekend. vin scully will retire after calling sunday's dodgers- giants game in san francisco. look at his amazing career. "hi everybody and a very pleasant good evening to you" for 67 years, vin scully has had a front row seat, witnessing baseball history.... .... and dgeodhir story from brooklyn to the los angeles. jackie robinson.... nhak aaron's home run record.... "i've loved this g

complete a 20-week course of college- like classnd to apply -- you can find this story on our website kwwl dot com. we've got you covered live in the newsroom-- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. according to the iowa department of public safety -- retirements and limited funding contributed to the recent shortage of troopers. new details tonight -- we now know what led up to the drowning of a uni student. 20-year-old nathan twedt's body investigators say alcohol did play a factor and twedt was last seen inside the university of iowa rec center. witnesses say he was very drunk and confused --and went into a restricted area. he was then apparently seen on surveillance video running towards the exit -- before falling into the river about ten minutes later. the drowning is ruled accidental. an iowa man is found guilty of raping a house guest. 47-year-old stephen brodersen third degree sexual abuse. he admits to having sex with a 25-year-old woman in may --but says it was an accident. however, prosecutors say the woman said no multiple tmes --but brodersen ignored her. police arrest a man accused of shooti

remember that you can always visit our website at kwwl dot com for complete flooding information. coming up on kwwl, area police are on the lookout for a simple, yet powerful identity- stealing object on the rise. decision tonight on whether to move forward with security cameras for downtown businesses. and... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar.... chief meteorologist mark forecast on kwwl." information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we stay dry tonight through wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 mph. showers/storms are possible tuesday night with a slight chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of wednesday is dry with friday and saturday are in the upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 mph. showers/storms are possible wednesday is dry with temperatures in the mid 70s. another round of showers/storms thursday and thursday night will cool things frida

october 31st "i have four nd to that house and we don't have to worry about it" visit our website kwwl dot com. coming up on today in iowa... tonight is round two for the presidential nominees. a big debate while both face controversy. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in iowa city, decorah, gilbertville and [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a wreck 'n' wash. [dad] see, the carwash isn't so scary. [boy] that was awesome! [dad] yeah. [burke] covered. november fourteenth, 2015. talk to farmers, we know a thing or two because he made about women. but some are still backing him. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani met with trump last night. he says those who are no longer supporting trump are part of - supported him in the first place." tonight is round two for clinton and trump- as they head to st. louis for yesterday heading to her fourth day of debate prep. but there's also controversy on the democratic side- her campaign is dealing with more hacked emails. some included details of what she reportedly said in highly pa

for more information head to kwwl-dot-com. two people are facing child neglect charges -- because of this. police in wisconsin saw these people wearing clown masks and chasing vehicles. an investigation found that the two left their 4-year old child at clown prank. the child has been placed outside of the home by the department of human services. an iconic mascot is taking a step back -- because of the concerns over clowns. ronald mcdonald will be making fewer apperances for now. sightings of creepy clowns have been on the rise across the country the past few weeks. in one case -- someone dressed as a clown harrassed people at a mcdonald's. the fast food giant says it won't be you are never too young to speak up and make a positive change in your community. a group of iowa middle schoolers made their town a safer place. kwwl's amanda gilbert has the this is a busy intersection. (nat of car) busy and right by the east buchanan school district. (nat of shoes) school every day with her brother... "came like zooming shirt and yank

we'll have coverage right here on kwwl and kwwl dot com. in a kwwl follow-up this morning: the search for a man wanted in connection to a stabbing at the iowa state fair. the man wanted is craig hunt. hunt is accused of stabbing darquan jones on the last night of the fair in august. jones was treated and later released from the hospital. hunt is charged with attempted murder, and is also possibly connected to several shootings in the des moines area. today, charges could be filed against the man accused of murdering two police officers. they were investigating a domestic case in palm springs, california the other night when they were shot and killed. the suspect was then arrested after a 12-hour standoff. today, he st. louis. officer blake snyder was shot and killed in the line of duty last week. the suspect is 18 years old. police say he started firing at snyder right as the officer showed up to look into a disturbance call. a baby has died after being left in a hot car. it happened in fresno, california. investigators say the child's grand

we'll have coverage right here on kwwl and kwwl dot com. in a kwwl follow-up this morning: the search for a man wanted in connection to a stabbing at the iowa state fair. the man wanted is craig hunt. he's considered armed and dangerous. hunt is accused of stabbing darquan jones on the last night of the fair in august. jones was treated and later released from the hospital. hunt is charged with attempted murder, and is also possibly connected to several shootings in the des moines area. in a hot car. it happened in fresno, california. investigators say the child's grandmother was watching him. she was inside her apartment when the child was found. "i know at the end of the day only god knows and she didn't mean for this to happen and that if she could she would take her own life to give her grandson his life back." police are questioning the boy's grandmother who needed medical distraught over what happened. the picture doesn't gives us a great look at the suspect, but knows something -- and steps forward. la placita was held up on sunday. a

stay with kwwl and kwwl dot com for any updates. a leak of anhydrous ammonia along the nebraska-iowa border kills a farmer. 50 people had to leave their homes after the leak from a pipeline. investigators are still looking into what caused it -- as many families wait for the "all-clear" to go back off a boat ramp and into the water. d-n-r crews working for more than an hour to pull everything out of the water at george wyth state park in waterloo. diving crews secured a tow line to the truck, and the entire thing is pulled back up the ramp and on to dry land... "they were working to get it hooked up to pull it out and finally after a couple of hours they did, so kind of an exciting day." the driver of the truck was we've learned just hours before a man allegedly stabbed two people -- police spoke to the suspect. adam jacobsen is charged with two counts of attempted murder. police say he stabbed jeffery miller and denice bennett multiple times in cedar falls. they suffered serious injuries --but police believe they are stable. police

we'll have coverage right here on kwwl and kwwl dot com. now, let's go to eileen with a look at weather. few showers. breezy and cool today with steady/falling temps. widespread frost tonight/thursday morning with lows in the low to mid 30s and only the plenty of sunshine. highs are back in the 60s for friday with 70s over the weekend. we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the latest news you're watching k- w-w-l, we've >>> 7:30 now wednesday morning, 12th of october, 2016. a happy crowd. onerepublic will be here for a special live performance i 8:30 half hour. good morning, everybody. >>> here's a look at today's headlines. the impact of hurricane matthew still being felt across the south. new evacuations were ordered in greenville, north carolina, overnight where the tar river is expected to crest today. meantime goldman sachs now estimates there's $10 billion in damage in the u.s. but with many home and business owners assessing the damages, that >> president obama renewed his call to send humans to mars. the pre

in for all the latest on the race to the white house -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com. senator bernie sanders will be three rallies in davenport, iowa citiy, and des moines tomorrow. he will discuss clinton's econcomic plans compared to trump's. vice president joe biden speaking at a memorial service for two delaware firefighters who died last week in the line of duty. thousands of emergency workers attended the service. authorities say they died while fighting a row- house fire last week... when the first floor of "i'm reminded of that expression attributed to the theologian kierkegaard. he said faith sees st officials say a family of six lived in the home ... and they all made it out unharmed. the only v-p debate will take place this coming week in virginia. and wineries are preparing. state have been chosen they are getting ready for some vip events and the debate.. "the backbone of what we do is and in longwood, and in are here all the time." the debate will be at longwood university on tuesday. at longwood university on tuesday. earlier this week iowans had a chanc

as a reminder, we will be live streaming the debate on our website - kwwl dot com. the "town-hall" style debate starts at eight. still on the way this morning, does your child have food allergies? there is a way for stay safe while they trick-or-treat. you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age to 70. blum: we've got to raise the retirement age. blum would make it harder, voting to cut social security and privatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, three children has food allergies and it can be difficult for trick or treaters. the solution this year includes teal pumpkins. kwwl's taylor bailey explains. the start of fall means pumpkins--and lots of them. orange pumpkin's and teal pumpkins... yes--teal...they are part of the world wide teal pumpkin then people who have like peanut allergies or any kind of allergies or that type of thing that is found in candy then they know that the person that lives create a safer and h

to apply online -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com -- and find this story. we've got you covered live in waterloo -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. according to the department of public safety -- to work for the at least 22. a mysterious polio-like illness is on the rise.... and it's paralyzing kids across the country. the illness that's on the rise in the united states causes muscle weakness... iowa doctors thought one marion toddler might have it -- she was barely able to move. the symptoms of her illness are (nat) in less than three days.. (nat) (good job) and exploring... (nat) to unresponsive... "her body was pretty much in like a paralysis state. um she could move her eyes around er.. they drew some blood.. and she didn't flintch." it was a "nightmare for the sullivans.." " we had this wonderful.. full of life little girl.. and all of a sudden she was gone. doctors eventually diagnosed veronicah transver mialytis... a rare polio-like illness where her immune system started attacking her spine... "that's that's why she lost all to figure out why this happ

we'll have coverage right here on kwwl and kwwl dot com. in a kwwl follow-up this morning: the search for a man wanted in connection to a stabbing at the iowa state fair. the man wanted is craig hunt. he's considered armed and dangerous. hunt is accused of stabbing darquan jones on the last night of the fair in august. jones was treated and later released from the hospital. hunt is charged with attempted murder, and is also possibly connected to several shootings in the des moines area. today, charges could be filed against the man accused of murdering two police officers. they were investigating a domestic case in palm springs, california the other night when they were shot and killed. the suspect was then arrested after a 12-hour standoff. today, he could be charged with first degree murder. later today, the visitation for st. louis. officer blake snyder was shot and killed in the line of duty last week. the suspect is 18 years old. police say he started firing at snyder right as the officer showed up to look into a disturbance call. a bab

louis sunday night football tonight on kwwl dot com and on our app at 8 o-clock. coming up on kwwl -- we check in with hurricane matthew to see how people are responding. while here at home -- how people are responding to the weather. and when you see news -- or you have pictures or video to share -- you can do that by going to our facebook page. you can also like our page to stay up to date on breaking news -- sports -- and weather informat "you're watching kwwl. we've 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 and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! forecast on kwwl." 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: good evening i'm meteorologist kyle kiel. aside

make sure to check larimer's blog on our website kwwl dot com he'll be following all of the decision 2016 campaign let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl possible tonight as a south wind keeps lows in the 50s. clouds clear early tuesday morning leaving a mostly sunny sky for the rest of the day. sunshine and a gusty south wind push high temperatures into the 70s all ahead of a cold front. a big temperature swing from tuesday into wednesday is expected. the cold front is forecast to push through the state wednesday morning with scattered showers. once the front passes the wind kicks from the northwest and temperatures stay in the 50s through most of the day...about a 20 degree temperature swing possible thursday morning. the wind diminishes wednesday evening under a clear matthew devastating haiti in another way today the number of cholera cases climb... an issue because of the lack of clean drinking water cholera can kill within hours if untreate

for the latest on the race to the white house -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com. next... we'll hear from the uni panthers after a dominant conference opening win on saturday afternoon -- plus -- zach johnson and the u-s the individual match- ups at the ryder cup -- the united states opened the day needing just five of the final twelve points to captre the cup for the first time since 2008 -- zach says he felt under the weather today -- but he didn't look like it -- had a 50-foot birdy putt for a 2-up advantage at the 10th hole -- caddy damon green doing the dance -- while he was out on the course -- this happened -- ryan moore clinched the ryder cup with a win over lee westwood -- but just winning wasn't enough today -- the u-s dominating -- zach johnson finishes with a bird to beat matt fitzpatrick 4 and 3 -- and gets to be part of a winning regardless of what the scoreboard said, regarless of were the matches were, we kept fighting. this team was a the final score -- the us wins 17,to 11 for their first victory since 2008 -- cardinals hoping to force a one-game playoff

you can find a link to that on our website kwwl dot com. new at ten -- an iowa man accused of severely beating a woman, putting her in critical condition, is now facing charges. 39-year-old michael kelley, of west branch, charged with willful injury and domestic abuse. a 35-year-old woman was found in hisdr to the hospital for her injuries, where she remains tonight. kelley is being held in the cedar county jail. one person is killed, another injured, after a crash involving two cars. it happened on j- 40 near park road in van buren county. according to troopers, 60-year- old stephen baker, of galesburg, illinois, crossed the center line and collided with a car driven by 35-year- old jerid smith, of bloomfield. baker was killed in the crash, and we now know the name of a driver who police say hit a young girl the eight-year- old was riding her bicycle on idaho street near highland elementary school in waterloo yesterday, when she was hit. the driver, 17- year-old taylor lawrence now cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. the girl was t

go to our website at kwwl dot com to find out more and how you can get involved still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... why this halloween costume is making people mad and.... one eastern iowa town will be --------- -- you probably have a baby bath tub -- there is a massive recall you need to know about. .they can cause injury and drowning. the recall involves its lil' luxuries whirlpool, bubbling spa and shower with fabric slings. the tubs were sold at toys r us and babies r us from october 20-12 through october 20-13 two retail giants say they will stop selling a controversial halloween costume. walmart and amazon are removing this outfit from their websites the costume sparked some saying it's offensive to the transgender community. it's still available from several other online retailers. the cedar valley will be seeing a new grocery store very soon natural grocers will be opening a new cedar falls store this winter, bringing 18 new jobs to the cedar valley. it will be located at 54-ten university avenue in cedar falls. natural grocers sells and supplements if you were a fan

there's a link to that on our website kwwl dot com. developing overnight: two say the officers were called out to investigate a fight or an argument... and someone had a gun. when they showed up -- they say someone started firing at them. one of the officers wounded is in critical condition. two eastern iowa officers are cleared after a deadly shooting. the linn county attorney says the shooting of markell bivins a month ago was justified. investigators say bivins was attacking his girlfriend with a knife when officers shot him. one of the officers involved is in the linn county attorney's office, so the county attorney asked the iowa attorney general's office to review the case. an unarmed man shot and killed by police had p-c-p in his system. here's video from tulsa last month. officers were there to help after someone's car broke down -- but somehow things escalated quickly. police say terrence crutcher was not following orders but did have his hands up when he was shot. an officer has been charged with minnesota's governor says it'

stick with kwwl and kwwl dot com for details in this developing situation. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for track seven chief meteorologist your forecast. thank you for joining us for the k-w-w-l news at six. we'll see you back here at ten from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white. [ cheers and applause ] oh, thanks, everybody. thank you, jim. thank you so much. we must part. see you later. hello. you're all getting ready. look at them scrambling for those devices there. food & drink the category for our first "toss up." it's worth $1,000. here we go. [ bell chimes ] latosha.

chris pollone, nbc coverage -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com. nearly 150 years following his death -- a former slave buried in eastern iowa finally gets a gravestone. his name -- ralph montgomery. kwwl's shirley descorbeth joins us live from the telegraph heralad newsroom in dubuque with more. shirley? ralph montgomery deserves this honor. he left hope of freedom... and ultimately the iowa supreme court granted his wishes. today people from the dubuque community came out to linwood cemetery. they're honoring ralph montgomery...a man born a slave. he's buried somewhere here in an unmarked plot. montgomery came to dubuque to work in the lead mines after agreeing to pay his slave master money for freedom. after five years...he still couldn't afford the debt. "and then to be captured and almost taken back, and without eventually...he sued to be free. montgomery was declared a free man on independence day 18-39. he died about thirty years later. and after all this time...he now finally has a grave marker. the first case the iowa supreme because he was

great options for our lincoln savings bank, game of the week -- you can find this poll on the kwwl dot com sports page -- the ocean. creative artists of all ages participated in the annual underwater pumpkin carving contest over the weekend in the florida keys national ne miles off-shore. this year's theme was -- you guessed it, politics -- and featured democratic presidential nominee "howl-ary clinton" and republican nominee "donald trumpkin." storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has today in iowa starts at four thirty a.m. you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age to 70. blum: we've got to raise the retirement age. blum would make it harder, voting to cut social security and privatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, we've got to protect it. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: 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 gu

make sure to check out kwwl political analyst chris larimer's blog on our website kwwl dot com he'll be following all of the decision 20-16 campaign as next month's election day approaches. republican leaders are deciding where they stand today in the wake of the controversy facing trump. speak out against the words heard in the 2005 recording with billy bush. branstad's son eric is trump's iowa campaign director. senators chuck grassley and joni ernst also backed up trump. ernst saying today that she will vote for trump as long as he is the republican party's nominee. two iowa republican lawmakers -- representative ken rizer and senator jack whitver -- pulled support over the weekend but most other state party leaders have not. house speaker paul ryan taking a different stance on trump. today -- he told fellow republicans he will not be defending or campaigning with the party's presidential nominee up until the general election -- saying instead that he will focus on down- ballot races. ryan says he hasn't changed his wisconsin rally over the weekend after the video of trump's 2005

if you would like to help -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com. coming up on kwwl -- are firefighters able to save this cat from a pipe? plus -- something you should know about scammers in the area. and when you see news -- or you have pictures or video to share -- you can do that by going to our facebook page. you can also sports -- and weather information. but first -- here's a live look at the storm track seven live got you covered, with macleod this is the kwwl news at "now your storm track 7

you can stream it all on our website kwwl dot com. it's scheduled to begin at eight o'clock on sunday. coming up on kwwl -- a tornado touches down in iowa -- setting up a weekend of clean up for those in its path. and -- a robbery suspect leads police on a chase that goes off coming up. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full "now your storm track 7 four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office. when in iowa, he's still up early. working the farm, meeting iowans in all ninety-nine counties every year. no surprise then, my husband has been named the hardest working senator. dawn to dusk. chuck works. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mis

you can learn how to register early on our website at kwwl dot com. the campaign trail is rolling through eastern iowa once again tonight -- with president bill clinton making a stop to promote at the national cattle congress in waterloo -- where clinton will be taking the stage soon. former president bill clinton is just about 45 minutes away from taking the stage here at the cattle congress. you can see the line to get into the cattle congress behind me here -- many people braving the cold this afternoon. some of the main points of the hillary clinton campaign including fair taxes, early education, and foreign policy. for some die-hard clinton supporters --- they waited for more than an hour in the cold to insure their spot clinton's indiscretions bring drudge up in recent weeks. "in the past, i think those things that are being brought up now have been looked at; have been vetted. the things trump is bringing are new; are dangerous and something i don't want to whether or not bill clinton addresses those issues-- well we will have to wait and see.

stay with kwwl and kwwl dot com a quiet night out there weather wise -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast are in store for a nice stretch of fall weather. through early next week the weather is weekend outlook: a nice temperatures are in the 60s one fall weekend is ahead with a mostly sunny sky and highs in the 60s. the flood will soon be fixed. flooding taking out a large chunk of the riverwalk along the turkey river in elkader. this popular walking trail obviously closed to the public until it can be fixed. kwwl's brad hanson talking with brad is back live in the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with more. the riverwalk in elkader is a popular spot--in fact, i'm told more than 250 people use it a day. and hopefully it'll be back up things are largely back to normal in elkader, after two massive floods hit the city over remaining scar--this chasm where the city's popular riverwalk once stood. the

we'll have the very latest for you online at kwwl dot com and on our social media pages on facebook and twitter. switching gears now -- let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg -- he's tracking some warmer than normal temperatures in your first 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: a cold front is forecast to push remain mild overnight, almost 20 degrees above normal. tuesday is cooler, but still a bit wednesday and thursday as saturday and sunday temperatures are near normal (low 60s) under a mostly sunny sky. to the northwest. temperatures above normal. a mostly sunny sky will brighten up your day. clouds roll back into the are wednesday and thursday as temperatures cool into the 50s are near normal (low 60s) under a mostly sunny sky. new details are emerging tonight in a shooting that lewo the shooting happened late last night in winneshiek county -- in the 24- hundred block of dogwood road near freeport and ea

ones for you to vote on -- all with district title implications -- you can find this poll on the kwwl dot com sports page -- rare monday match for uni uni rolling right along in the first set -- piper thomas with the hammer -- thomas with 15 kills on the night -- on to set point in the first -- and heather hook -- the former grundy center alum gives uni a 25, 12 win -- to the second set -- panthers still on the gas -- amie held out of the back row -- one of her team high 18 kills -- uni goes on to win the second set after the kill by thomas -- in the end they'd take the match 3 to one -- back coming off a season that saw them make a run in to the conference finals -- and while they're are some new faces -- they've got veterans to build around like defenseman mikey anderson -- and top forward nick swaney -- the potential is there for this team -- the current youngest in the ushl -- but p-k o'handley says they're coming along -- challenge for a young team and getting better. the 2 and 1 hawks have their home opener on saturday -- thanks rick. chuck grassley hasn't missed a single vote. in just

for all the latest in election coverage -- you can visit our website -- kwwl dot com. billy bush's departure from n- b-c could be announced as early as monday. that's according to a source familiar with the network. bush has been off-air since he was caught on tape in a lewd conversation with donald trump earlier this month. his attorney says the negotiations are moving along -- but denied reports of a 10-million dollar settlement. the anchor millions of dollars because of contract obligations bush started hosting the 9 o- clock hour of n-b- c's today show -- two months before the tape leaked. if news surrounding the election has you pulling out your hair, you're not alone. 52-percent of surveyed adults say the presidential election is a major source of stress. and it doesn't matter whether you identify as a republican or democrat -- stress levels are pretty much the same. in fact -- those numbers may be even higher now. the suas august! still to come on kwwl -- are you plus -- some of the best arts and crafts are on display in cedar falls this weekend. when and where

you can find this poll on the kwwl dot com sports page -- when in iowa, he's still up early. working the farm, meeting iowans in all ninety-nine counties every year. no surprise then, my husband has been named the hardest working senator. dawn to dusk. chuck works. inside the singlespeed brewery in downtown waterloo. progress is coming along as they plan to start production next month. a one-thousand year old tool is still being used in a big way here in eastern iowa. the spinning wheel has been used for centuries to make yarn and thread -- and at three oak knits year's spinzilla event. these spinners are also our own animals such as alpacas, bunnies, sheep, um, y'know all fiber" there are nearly seventeen hundred people worldwide sitting at their wheels this week to compete in spinzilla. let's go to storm track seven chief for a last look at your forecast. meteorologist mark schnackenberg for a last look at your forecast. thank you for joining us for the k-w-w-l news at six. you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age

remember that you can also visit our website at kwwl dot com for for more on the hurrricane's damaging path -- let's bring in storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg who is tracking the storm. information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast storms are possible until about midnight. the wind shifts to the cooler conditions with highs in chilly by saturday morning. low in the 60s. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast scattered showers and isolated northwest and increases while the upper 50s and low 60s. the wind decreases friday evening and under a clear sky it will be chilly by saturday morning. low in the 60s. for more on the hurrricane's for your complete weather stormtrack 7 weather team: from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast information

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remember that you can always visit our website at kwwl dot com for complete flooding information. one area in cedar rapids that took on water -- still slowly trying to up-close look at flooding in the new-bo area within the czeck village. while much of cedar rapids dodged major damage in the flooding -- parts of new-bo took on several feet of water. today--newbo is dry-- one up and coming buisness--bo mac's-- was impacted by water-- the business though--still in their renovation stage and not yet open. it plans open as a bar and resturant with live music.. they say they're glad they "yeah it could have been worse we would have had to shut and have to you know have people not be able to work which would have been difficult for a lot more people than just myself." just down the street tornado's pub had an open sign on it today-- a great sign for the newbo area. you can also still help flood victims. kwwl and the american red cross are sharing this information for you to help yori here's what you need to do - text the word "redcross" - all one word" to 9-0-999. that money will be add

stay with kwwl and kwwl dot com for any updates. cedar falls police say they know what a suspect posted on his facebook page -- and say that's part of an attemped with two counts of attempted murder. police say he stabbed jeff miller and denice bennett. both suffered serious injuries. it happened at the university avenue studios in cedar falls on monday. police went to check on jacobsen before the stabbings after someone called saying he was threatening to take his own life. officers say -- when they showed up -- jacobsen told them he was "i'm leaving november the 4th...i have to. i told james. they could kill any of us..for no reason at all. earlier this year, jacobsen allegedly posted several facebook messages mentioning killing and mental illness. in one of those -- saying quote --"i'm craving murder." again this post is from may- but still police say they're looking into. this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a leak that killed a farmer. phil hennig went to check out a leak of anhydrous ammonia along t

stay with kwwl and kwwl dot com for any updates. now, let's go to eileen with a before we cool even more for it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing ?? >>> 8:30 now on this wednesday morning, 19th of october, 2016. another beautiful, warm day here in the northeast, including right here in midtown manhattan. >> adam, adam. i've got adam here, you guys. he says he's the next matt lauer. are you the next matt lauer? >> it's good to have you here, adam. >> say hi to your mom. oh, he's the cutest. >> this is the photo of the day. >> we love you. >>> just ahead, ewan mcgregor is here talking about directing for the first time and the much-

we have details on our website, kwwl dot com. the red cross is opening community resource centers to help those have cleanup supplies, food and water at the centers. it's also closing an emergency shelter in cedar rapids today. a resource center will be open today in vinton until eight tonight. centers will be open later this week in cedar falls and waverly. kids are back in school today in cedar rapids -- and also today, the linn county courthouse will reopen. this is video of the hesco barriers being removed from the into the basement of the courthouse. sump pumps were used to remove the water. tonight more talk about surveillance cameras being used in waterloo to help solve crimes. police say they'd like to have a system similar to the one in dubuque. by the end of this year - dubuque will have more than one-thousand cameras in the city -- from traffic cameras to parking ramps. the idea will be talked about at tonight's city council work session. two businesses known for their outdoorr right fight. they're merging. bass pro is

there's a link to that on our website kwwl dot com. coming up.... drones are becoming more popular -- and may have an impact on modern medicine. advancements in medical technology often involve new medicines or surgical equipment......but an engineer in pennsylvania is these kinds of personal drones up in the sky -- tiny drone inside your body. dr. sung kwon cho / university of pittsburgh: "we're going to make a tiny, tiny swimmer that actually navigates inside the human body." reporter / off cam: "through the bloodstream?" dr. sung kwon cho / university of pittsburgh: "bloodstream or any body fluid inside the body." doctor sung kwon cho at the university of pittsburgh's swanson school of engineering has just received a nearly three-quarter of a million dollar grant from the national science foundation to develop that technology. besides specific target, like a cancer of pittsburgh: "sometimes you need to deliver the drug to some specific target. it's not in the entire body. so basically this drone can carry the drug and then only release it in the

there's a link to that on our website kwwl dot com. new this morning... we are in the middle of the college football season.... one eastern iowa team is rallying behind someone who is always on the sidelines looking out for them... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in waverly... you can tell us about the wartburg football team's right now emily link is working almost every day at wartburg college... her job as the athletic trainer is to be at the football practices and games... keeping the players safe. she says her job is what's helping her get through her battle with cancer. nat of football day out... preparing for the next game... but there's one person on the sidelines who's also a fighter.... (nat of tape) emily link is the team's athletic trainer... this season.... she's battling a rare form of thyroid cancer.... " i had my yearly physical exam emily from doing what she loves.. she's still working long hours. "8:30 in the morning until 7, 7:30 at night." "just knowing what she's going through it makes you kind of anything, you can use that as some

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if you would like to help -- go to our website for more information -- kwwl dot com. the impact of the flooding is far from an emergency shelter remains open in cedar rapids. as of midnight sunday -- 23 people were still there. the red cross will open community resource centers to help people affected by flooding. they'll have supplies like clean-up kits, shovels, rakes and trash bags. today -- the benton county emergency management will be open a center from 11 this open in cedar falls and waverly later cedar rapids -- and also today, some water did seep into the basement of the courthouse. sump pumps were used to remove the water. we're getting a better sense of the damage caused by recent flooding in wisconsin. more than 14- million dollars in damage to roads, bridges and trails. also -- 48 homes and one business were destroyed -- with most of that happening in vernon county, wisconsin. another they're already seeing a lot of flooding in jamaica. a hurricane warning is also in place for haiti, parts of cuba and the bahamas. the storm is packing winds of about 130 m

sandbags and clean the areas hit by high volunteers in benton, black hawk, bremer, floyd and linn kwwl dot com. the red cross is opening community resource centers to help those dealing with flooding. they'll have cleanup supplies, food and water at the centers. an emergency shelter remains open in cedar rapids. as of midnight sunday -- 23 people were still there. a center will be open today in vinton from eleven this morning until eight tonight at benton county emergergency management. en week in cedar falls and waverly. kids are back in school today in cedar rapids -- and also today, the linn county courthouse will reopen. this is video of the hesco barriers being removed from the courthouse. some water did seep into the basement of the courthouse. sump pumps were used to remove the water. bridges in downtown cedaer rapids are back open -- but it appears the interstate ramps may not be. this is a live look at i-380 in downtown is still blocked off. we're getting a better sense of the damage caused by recent flooding in wisconsin. more than 14- million dollars in damage to roads, bridges and

stay with kwwl and kwwl dot com for any updates. truck, boat, and trailer slip off a boat ramp and into the water. d-n-r crews working fr out of the water at george wyth state park in waterloo. diving crews secured a tow line to the truck, and the entire thing is pulled back up the ramp and on to dry land. "they were working to get it hooked up to pull it out and finally after a couple of hours they did, so kind of an exciting day." the driver of the truck was walking around and seemed to be ok. a police sniper shoots and kills an armed suspect following a tulsa police say the suspect broke into his estranged wife's home and took her two-year-old daughter hostage, holding a gun to the child's head. a spokesperson for tulsa police said the sniper fired the deadly shot out of concern for the safety of the child. the officer is on leave as an investigation is underway. another deadly officer- involved shooting -- this one in michigan. officers responding to a report of man being held at gunpoint by at the home but as they left -- claim

stay with kwwl and kwwl dot com for any updates. cedar falls police say they know what a suspect posted on his facebook page -- and say ha murder investigation. adam jacobsen has been charged with two counts of attempted murder. police say he stabbed jeff miller and denice bennett. both suffered serious injuries. it happened at the university avenue studios in cedar falls on monday. police went to check on jacobsen before the stabbings after someone called saying he was threatening to take his own life. officers say -- when they showed up -- jacobsen told them he was fine. we also spoke with they could kill any of us..for no reason at all. earlier this year, jacobsen allegedly posted several facebook messages mentioning killing and mental illness. in one of those -- saying quote --"i'm craving murder." again this post is from may- but still very alarming and it's something police say they're loo this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a leak that killed a farmer. phil hennig went to check out a leak of anhyd

you can learn how to register early on our website at kwwl dot com. breaking overnight... the pentagon says the u-s military has launched airstrikes in yemen this morning. this follows two incidents this week. twice -- mis navy ships. the ships were not hit. the pentagon says the targets they went after this morning appear to have been destroyed. authorities say a wrong-way driver is responsible for a deadly crash. the accident happened near pleasant hill tuesday night. dispatch received calls that a car was going west in the eastbound lanes. the car collided with an s-u-v... killing one passenger in the car. the two people in the s-u-v were taken an iowa man is accused of severely beating a woman. michael kelley, of west branch, is now facing charges. he's being held in the cedar county jail. the woman was found in his bedroom and had to be taken to the hospital. she's remains in critical condition this morning. a man walks into a crowded restaurant -- and sets an employee on fire. authorities say a man doused the employee with some kind of liquid... and set her on fire a

visit our website at kwwl dot com for complete flooding information. the iowa national guard is being down.. as many as 4 hundred 30 members of the guard served throughout eastern iowa during the flooding. this is video of the guard landing in greene earlier this week.. a big thank you for their service keeping us safe this week..and to all the volunteers. it's been amazing to see people come together in a time of need.. waterloo firefighters have some new technology that let's them respond to people faster. through a 20- thousand dollar grant -- the fire department was able to buy 1 hundred 34 of them to people who have trouble moving around. the fire captain says it allows them to get to people in their homes -- without breaking down to max and helen guernsey foundation for making this happen. and knox provided a discount on each and every one of these units." captain harter says the fire department plans to hand out the boxes the third week in october. the riverloop public market co-op in downtown waterloo is shutting down. the city owns the buildin