one community come together for the aeschliman family is overwhelming . "they're friends, they're family, kenny works for us, but we do this for other people in the community, and i would show up to benefit other people here. these people have volunteered for several other benefits this year this is how we in the fayette county area i also had a chance to talk with the aeschliman family, say they're so grateful for the all of the support. i'll have more on our conversation, tonight at 10. chris? thanks, brea. a new video out shows parts of a raid on an isis stronghold in iraq... it gives a look at what happened, as u-s and kurdish forces went into to rescue dozens of hostages... . and investigators begin to identify victims of a crash during a homecoming parade at oklahoma state university. stay with tv9. " " of an isis prison in iraq. u-s and kurdish forces carried out the mission last week, saving dozens of hostages in isis custody. this helmet camera footage shows men, barefoot and splattered with blood, running for their lives. the video also shows so

chase aeschliman was airlifted to lacrosse in august and underwent surgery. now -- he's going through therapy to recover his speech and the use of his right arm and leg. kwwl's jessica hartman attended surrounded by friends - - chase laughs and jokes - - he could say is friends and i really truly believe that's who speedway to support the aeschliman family. jim "it shocked me. the amount of people that game forward.the communities. this whole area. i mean as far as independence, all the way up to waukon." although overwelmed by the crowd --the aeschliman's say this is the heart of small town america. "chase is a loved boy and that's a huge advantage of living in a small community. we knows everybody and its fabulous." and that support extends all they way to la crosse- - chase got a surpise visit from his flight doctor who performed his surgery. "i love it. it was great to see chase. he was the first one who or a few weeks after the last time you have seen him you see the difference in his improvement." in west union . . .jessica hartman kwwl news. doctors sa

chase aeschliman was airlifted to lacrosse back in august and had to undergo surgery. chase is receiving full-time therapy to recover his speech aa the use of his right arm and leg. kwwl's jessica hartman visits his hometown for his first visit back -- since the accident. jessica -- what was his reaction like today? ll mac --the trip was centered around a benefit for chase and his family -- so he was reunited with several friends -- and the look on his face says it all. those friends staying close by his side through out the event today. while hundreds of community members packed into the echo valley speedway to contribute to chase's medical fund. nearly 300 auction items were donated to the event. kenny and laine aeschliman say seeing thth community rally around their son is the heart of "chase is a loved boy and that's a huge advantage of living in a small community. we love our smalll community and surrounding community. everybody knows everybody and its fabulous." event organizers said even with the 800 facebook r-s-v- p's -- they were shocked by the size of the tu

chase aeschliman was airtifted to lacrosse in august and underwent surgery. now -- he's going through erapy to recover his speech and the use of his right arm and leg. kwwl's jessica hartman attended his homecoming this weekend and has our story. surrounded by friends - - chase laughs and jokes - - benefit. "i said are you excited really truly believe that's who he misses the most." and those friends were by his side all afternoon.. meanwhile - - hundreds packed into the echo valley speedway to support the aeschliman family. jim "it shocked mee the amount of people that game forward.the communities. this whole area. i mean as far as independence, all the way up to waukon." although overwelmed by the crowd --the aeschliman's say this is the heart of small town america. "chasas is a loved boy and that's a huge advantage of living in a small community. we love our smalll community and surrounding community. everybody knows everybody and its fbbulous." and thh support extends all they way o la crosse- - chase got a surpise visit from his flight nurse and the doct

some gusts may get up 11-year old chase aeschliman is learning his teammates expand well beyond the players he took the field with earlier this year... the west union boy has an entire county.. and community pulling for him... brea love has the story. take pkg west union kenny the night of the fundraiser was the first night chase was able to spend at his home since the accident. he at "on with life" in ankeny. tonight is a very big night for sports fans... we've got the world series... and fred hoiberg's first game as an n-b-a coach... plus the hawkeyes hope to keep their streak alive... later in sports... how the hawks are dealing with the hype that comes with being a top-ten team. and fort dodge is built on farming... but don't expect crops to grow on this webster county field... what they're planting instead... coming up. and right after the break... a possible deal to avoid federal government default.... how much money it government to borrow... and why one lawmaker says its another example does this $20 family fill up meal have eight pieces of original recipe chicken? yes. [ding] two l

hundreds of people showed their support for 11-year-old chase aeschliman in west union. he had a stroke after a football injury in august. as kcrg-tv nine's brea love shows us, people throughout fayette county are behind him as he recovers. "its amazing.. people that show their support some people we know some people we don't know." family and friends surrounded ase, who couldn't keep the ssile off his face sunday. around one thousand people warehouse donning matching purple shirts. each one read hash tag team chase and "we don't know how strong we are until being strong is our only choice". and that's just what chase is... strong. after a football accident during practice back in august, chase said he wasn't feeling well. it turns out he was having a stroke. after surgery and two and half months of therapy, he's making strides. "he's already regaining movement in his right leg, and his right arm." "we're hoping to have him walking again some d dy again, thaa's our goal." "the therapist tell him everyday get up we're walking you're not going home with that wheelchair." t

justin roberts has the story of 11-year-old chase aeschliman. the 6th grader is recovering from a stroke. stroke.an a c-t scan would reveal chase had a dissection in his carotid artery that his carotid artery that threw a clot into his brain.since his accident, there's been an outpouring of support for chase and his family. foball teams from not only in northeast iowa, but around the state showing their pride for #team chase. "people that i don't even know through facebook were calling out to us and praying fous and it just kind of put it at ease for us to know that we're not going through this alone. it's pretty amazing." amazing."this weekend there will be a big fundraiser to help with some of the medical bills for chase's recovery. everything begins sunday morning at 11 with a luncheon followed by a silent and live auction. there's also a a raffle for a $20,000 car voucher or $15,000 cash. only 400 tickets will be sold. if you'd like to learn more about team chase and follow his journey, we've posted a link to his facebook page, on our websit

meet 11 year old chase aeschliman. a 6th grader who loves music, football, and the iowa hawkeyes. a 6th grader who is recovering from a stroke.take me back to the day when this all started it was monday august 24th. it was chase's first day of 6th grade he got on the bus. went to school just like any other normal 11 year oldbut a normal first day of school and 6th grade football practice turned into anything butkenny said are you ok and he says i'm really not ok. something's not right dad. i just don't feel rightfirst responders came. ambulances came. then at that point they said get the bird in the air. then they got us to west union hospital we waited about 20 minutes. then chase was air lifted to la crosse. and i got to go with. it took about 20 minutes to took the ct so then they took the ct and they found out that he must have got hit. he had a dissection of his corrodid artery that threw a clot and went up into the brain what were some of the things you thought of when you get the phone call and when you were on the way to la crosse ya know i don't really remember much just

meet 11 year old chase aeschliman. a 6th grader who loves music, football, and the iowa hawkeyes. a 6th grader who is recovering from a stroke.take me back to the day when this all started it was monday august 24th. it was chase's first day of 6th grade he got on the bus. went to school just like any other normal 11 year oldbut a normal first day of school and 6th grade football practice turned into anything butkenny said are you ok and he says i'm really not ok. something's not right dad. i just don't feel rightfirst responders came. ambulances came. then at that point they said get the bird in the air. then they got us to west union hospital we waited about 20 minutes. then chase was air lifted to la crosse. and i got to go to la crosse. and i got to go with. it took about 20 minutes to get to la crosseso then they took the ct so then they to la crosseminutes to get to la crosseso then they took the ct and they found out that he must have got hit. he had a dissection of his corrodid artery that threw a clot and went up into the brain what were some of the things you thought of w

hundreds of people showed their support for 11-year-old chase aeschliman today in west union. he suffered a stroke from a football injury in august, and now has people all throughout fayette county are behind him as he recovers. kcrg-tv nine's brea love reports. "its amazing.. people that show their support some peopleewe know some peeple we don't know." family and friends surrounded chase, who couldn't keep the smile off his face sunday. around one thousand people packed in a warehouse donning matching purple shirts. each one ead hash tag team chase and "we don't know how strong we are until being strong is our only choice". and that'3 just what chase is... strong. after a football accident during practice back in august, chase said he wasn't feeling well. it turns out he was having a stroke. after surgery andwo and half months of therapy, he's making strides. "he's already regaining movement in his right leg, and his riit arm." "we're hoping to have him walking again some day again, that's our goal." "the therapist tell him everyday get up we're walking you're not going home

hundreds of people showed support for 11-year-old chase aeschliman of west union, who suffered a stroke after football practice in august. an entire warehouse of people re purple shirirs with the hash tag "team chase" sunday. the fayette county sheriff's office held a benefit lunch, with a silent and live auction, and raffled off tickets for various prizes. all of the money from the benefit will go toward chase's recovery. the family says it's hard, but they're thankful for the support. "its tested us, and with all the support with the community and through prayer and people being generous, and obviously today everyone showing up to show chase support its helped tremendously." chase still has another surgery and therapy ahead of him, but his family says the ultimate goal is to see him walking again. as we age, we expect to have more issues with muscle tears and strains. but nnw research shows more children are suffering leg injuries and it is tied to certain sports. meteorologist chris havely no shortage of sunshine across eastern iowa this afternoon, making for a wonderful start to the

hundreds of peoole showed theer support for 11-year-old chase aeschliman in west union. he had a stroke after a football injury in august. as kcrg-tv nine's brea love shows us, people throughout fayette county arr behind him as he recovers. "its amazing.. people that show their support some people we know some people we don't know." family and friends surrounded chase, who couldn't keep the smile off his face sunday. around one thousand people packed in a warehehuse donning matching purple shirts. each one read hash tag team chase and "we don't know how strong we are until being strong is our only choice". and that's just what chase is... strong. after a football accident during practice back in august, chase said he wasn't feeling well. it turns out he was having a stroke. after surgery anddtwo and half months of therapy, he's making strides. "he's already regaining movement in his right leg, and his righh arm." "we're again some day again, that's our goal." "the therapist tell him everyday get up we're walking you're not going home with that wheelchair." the fayette co

meet 11 year old chase aeschliman. a 6th grader who loves music, football, and the iowa hawkeyes. a 66 grader who is recovering from a stroke.take me back to the day when this all started it was monday august 24th. it was chase's first day ofof6th grade he got on the bus. went to school just like any other normal 11 year oldbut a normal first day of school and 6th grade football practice turned into anything butkenny saidid are you ok and he says i'm really not ok. something's not right dad. i just don't feel rightfirst responders came. ambulances came. then at that point they said get the bird in the air. then they t us to west union hospital we waited about 20 minutes. then chase was air lifted to la crosse. and i got to go with. it took about 20 minutes to get to la crosseso then they took the ct and they found out that he must have got hit. he had a dissection of f s corrodid artery that threw a clot and went up into the brain what were some of the things you thought of when you get the phone call and when you were on the way to la crosse ya know i don't really remember much j

chase aeschliman of west union suffered a stroke from a football injury in august. at a packed event, people wore matching purple shirts reading " hash tag team chase and we don't know how strong we are until being strong is our only choice. the fayette county sheriff's office put on a benefit lunch in his honor. after surgery and two and half months of therapy, he's slowly getting better. >> when this happened, you know, he's family, and the sheriff called us in and said we're going to do something for the family. we put together this benefit and called a meeting. >> since he's a young 11-year-old the brain does do magical things. elizabeth: chase will undergo another surgery soon. a family friend has set up a donation page for those who want to help chase. you can visit you-caring.com. shaina: right now, 5 people are in kabul, new delhi, and islamabad. 5 people are dead and one person is missing, after a tour boat capsized. 27 people were on it, whale-watching off the coast of british columbia. canadian coast guard crews worked throughout the night searching for t

organization, the values that we started on are still very aparent here meet 11 year old chase aeschliman. a 6th grader who loves music, football, and grader who is recovering from a stroke.take me back to the day when this all started it was monday august 24th. it was chase's first day of 6th grade he got on the bus. went to school just like any other normal 11 year oldbut a normal first day of school and 6th grade football practice turned into anything butkenny said are you ok and he says i'm really not ok. something's not right dad. i just don't feel rightfirst responders came. ambulances came. then at that point they said get the bird in the air. then they got us to west union hospital we waited about 20 minutes. then chase was air lifted to la crosse. and i got to go with. it took about 20 minutes to get to la a osseso then they that he must have got hit. he had a dissection of his corrodid artery that threw a clot and went up into the brain what were some of the things you thought of when you get the phone call and when you were on the way to la crosse ya know i don't really remembe

hundreds of people showed their support for 11-year-old chase aeschliman in west union. he had a troke after a football injury in august. as kcrg-tv nine's brea love shows us, people throughout fayette county are behind him as he recovers "its amazing.. people that show their support some peple we know some people we don't now." family and friends surrounded chase, who couldn't keep the smile off his face sunday. around one thousand people packed in a warehouse donning matching purple shirts. each one read hash tag team chase and "we don't know how strong weere until being strong is our only choice". and that's just what chase is... strong. after a football accident during practice back in august, chase said e wasn't feellng well. it turns out he was having a stroke. after surgery and two and half months of therapy, he's making strides. "he's already regaining movement in his right l@g, and his righh arm." "we'ree hoping to have him walking again some day again, that's our goal." "the therapist tell him everyday get up we're walking you're not going home with that wheelc

chase aeschliman of west union suffered a stroke from a football injury in august. at a packed event over the weekend, people wore matching purple shirts reading hash tag team chase and we don't know how strong we are until being strong is our only choice. the fayette county sheriff's office in northeast iowa put on a benefit lunch in his honor. after surgery and two and half months in therapy, he is slowly getting better. >> he is family, and the sheriff called us in and said, we are going to do something for the family. >> because he is young, the brain does do magical things. eric: chase will undergo another surgery soon and a friend has set up a donation page. still ahead on kcci, popstar support. the big superstar that made a political appearance over the weekend. and the birthday gift she had for the democratic front runner. elizabeth: are you gearing up for trick-or-treating? we will tell you about some of the best trending apps. alyx: are you ready to get there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the midd

all of the money from the benefit will go toward chase aeschliman's recovery.he still has another surgery anan therapy ahead of him, but his family says the ultimate goal is to see him walking again. and now here's your first alert forecast. plan on a pretty decent fall day. all indications are that this will be the nicest day of the week by far, so enjoy it! plan on highs remnants of hurricane patricia will lift north along with a decent sized area ofofow pressure tomorrow, bringing area-wide rainfall. amounts o tuesday and tuesday night will liely be around three quarters of an inch with isolated higher totals. while the bulk of measurable rain will be gone on wednesday, there will still be showers around and possibly some drizzle lingering around, especially in the morning. the weather will turn windy on wednesday and thursday as well. today: mostly sunny high: 59-65 winds: se 5-10 alo: 62 dd: 62 w: 64tonight: : ncreasing clouds low: 42-48 winds: e 5-10 alo: 43 dbq: 44 iow: 45tomorrow: showers high: 49-55 winds: e 5-15 alo: 55 dbq: 55 iow: 52tomorrow night: showers/drizz le low: 44-50