his name hasn't been released -- as meanwhile -- hazmat crews respond to an ammonia leak on the highway after car crashes into the back of a truck in eastern iowa. this was the scene today on highway twenty near dyersville. traffic on the eastbound lane was blocked -- after a car struck the back of a truck transporting anhydrous ammonia. police say monica coohey of delhi was taken to the hospital for an injury. in a kwwl follow-up -- a state senator in eastern iowa is part of a week's election. last tuesday's election night was a very big one for republicans in iowa -- after donald trump won the state's six electoral votes and the party extended its edge in the iowa house by two seats. in the state senate -- the g-o-p also took control -- putting one term. kwwl's lauren moss is in a big transition.. senator jeff danielson says he has a tough road ahead, but he's not worried about it...instead he says he's focusing on good policies- regardless of party. before results were in on election day- we asked senator danielson what would happen if the senate does that put local democrats? i have

ammonia is a dangerous gas. hazmat crews worked to secure the leak. no one was injured. >>> the reward is it has grown leading to information on who shot wild horses. a man wearing black shorts and a dark green shirt shot three fouls near the pebble beach rec area. one died and two others wounded. >>> a valley man behind bars accused of trying to stage his girlfriend's suicide after her death. phoenix police say on saturday, he originally told police that his girlfriend stabbed herself several times and shot herself in the head. he later told officers that he accidently shot her. he is now charged with manslaughter. >>> a sex offender on probation arrested again after grabbing two women in downtown phoenix. it happened near the a.s.u. campus. danielle miller joins us live with more on these attacks. there was so much concern after this happened. >> reporter: absolutely, john. grabbing the two women here in this area is a registered sex offender. on top of that, he was wearing an ankle monitor device during the alleged assaults but it was that ankle mo

we're being told ammonia leak at a food handling facility. the building was evacuated as a precaution and no one was hurt. >>> the department of public safety is searching for a driver involved in the deadly hit and run. a motorcyclist was killed after falling and getting hit by a large vehicle pulling a trailer. it happened on the 60 freeway at country called -- country club. >>> an unusual rescue by firefighters earlier today. they were called to help an 11- in the air. firefighters got the girl down using a lauterbach it. >>> the fight for answers continues in buckeye. residents are upset about skyrocketing water bills but the city is staying silent on the issue. could it be a problem with the water meters? we got an inside look at the place that does all of the testing. >> the complaints of them pouring in. buckeye residents soaked with frustration. a water problem that won't stop flowing. if you are one of the dozens that think you have a water usage problem, there is a good chance your water meter will be tested here. >> we ran 100 gall

the united nations says isis is stockpiling ammonia and sulfur in civilian areas and may carry out more chemical attacks as iraqi forces battle isis for control of mosul. a veteran is dead after a hit and run crash in detroit. 64- year-old maruice sims was struck by a car while walking in a crosswalk. security footage shows the moment just before he was hit. police are still looking for the driver and the man's family is asking the driver to come forward. coming up on live at daybreak: get talking milwaukee.. new york city is getting in the record while honoring other veterans at the same time. plus.. a communtiy comes together.. five months after a deadly nightclub shooting.??? here are your winning lottery a group of people in san francisco come together to embrace the presidential election in a different way. the group gathered at dolores park for a group hug. they say the massive hug was to show support can go a long way despite people's opinions about the election results. it's beginning to look at lot like christmas in new york center christmas tree has arrived. the 94-foot norway

thousands of gallons of ammonia. when it hit the ground it caused a valve to break. authorities are now investigating to see whether or not the driver was at fault here. >>> new this morning an animal rescue needs your help. rose ranch is in danger of enough money. they're really hope to go raise at least $25,000 by the end of january. to donate or to find out ho to volunteer we've posted a link on our website. >>> 4:38 and the death of a woman from guatemala died following a series of seizures. >>> you can't arrest me know i have a warrant. >> hey. you can't hit a girl like that. >> boy it is shocking no matter how many times you see it. and this morning we are one step closer to a legal decision. the county attorney now has the case and will determine if >>> state lawmakers including the new speaker of the house are making it clear. taxpayer dollars will be a tough sell. the coyotes only want to cover 1 fnt $4 million of the project. team officials told us quote there will be conversations and you know we will watch for those conversations. >>> a major arizona empl

and on monday in dubuque county, one person inje car hit the back of a truck hauling an anhydrous ammonia tank, causing a leak. "we're all in a hurry. we, as farmers, try to keep our need to be aware, need to give us room, and need to slow down. hemesath says he nearly was in an accident early monday--something he's constantly on the lookout for. "i'm always driving defensively. narrow road and making sure it developing, where there was a farm vehicle from the other way, and the guy was in a hurry to pass, and he didn't really see me. luckily i saw him and got out of the way." and rm on the roads for the next few weeks. they say the best thing you can do is plan a little extra time in your trip, so getting stuck behind a farm vehicle doesn't make you late. from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. farmers also say you should be careful how close you get to the back of these vehicles, because they have blind spots too, and can sometimes lose you. destoryed in a fire. luigis's in oelwein catching fire saturday afternoon. the family says it started in a kitchen

somebody smelled ammonia and this was the scene. 75 people were evacuated. no one was injured. to secure that week. >>> for the first time we hear the chaos inside a phoenix home in february after a man murdered his parents and two siblings and set the house on fire. we have new body cam video showing you the scene near 47th avenue and this. listen to this audio from first responders desperate to stop the tragedy.>> negative. as we approached the window, neighboring bedroom. >> police shot and killed the suspect. our team is pouring over the audiotapes.>>> it was a deadly morning on our roadways. this one on us 60, a motorcyclist killed after being hit by a truck. that driver took off. the truck had a trailer and fled westbound. on the loop or no one knew 67th three still working to find out what happened and whether charges will be filed. >>> it is the chilling case unfolding by the day in south carolina. a possible serial killer who did time in our state. he confessed to the massacre from 13 years ago and new, he wants to represent himself in court. the sheriff said, todd koh

. >>> and skyfox over an ammonia leak in tolleson at cisco arizona. nobody was hurt, and they are not sure what caused the leak. >>> one horse died and two others were wounded in this. witnesses say they saw a man shirt, a man suspected of shooting the horses back on october 21st. if you have any information, call maricopa county sheriff's office. >>> time to get your skates ready for the annual cityscape ice rink. construction is underway right now in downtown to get to get the rink ready for holidays, right now base boards are in place, and it's going to look a lot different soon. >> from there, we start building what we can as far as and the railing, putting in a trench for the main chilling system. >> and the grand opening, along with a tree lighting ceremony is set for november 27th. >>> coming up after the break, a terrifying ordeal for a south carolina woman uncovers a suspected serial killer who has been convicted in arizona. tonight police make another gruesome discovery there, and the state supreme court rules today in the case of a valley g

shower in five days in the skin is starting to peel off when you scratch and stuff and i smell like ammoniaas the weirdest now i've ever smelled. it the muscle was eating itself. i went to close my eyes to fly out six guys, the coolest thing i ever thought could have been. six guys on this page should note designed to fit 40 people in a point of looking at us. the pilots and crew chiefs are who are these guys? they must be dealt. we could be dealt or seal team six or something. i was pretty cool. i closed my eyes to go to sleep and heard this big nap again. the bullet passes by that year. i was looking at me like do with what's going on? i was so used to getting shot at. that firefight lasted 12 plus hours nonstop continuous bullets snapping. that sounds stuck with in those dreams stuck with me all the way to this day. i dream about that same mission up what if i would've done this, if i would've told our element to move a foot this way. if i would've pushed the pl and talked over here, it's a recurring thing that happens once a year, but that mission was a life-changing experience for me a

it isn't like ammonia or you teefive the modern medical care. organ transplant. alsace -- dialysis. chemotherapy. we expect severe infections because we suppress the immune system and then can treat them then we risk undermining much of modern medicine. based on careful analysis between one-third and have a ball into erratic use is completely unnecessarily or too broad so quickly but we can do a lot to be more antibiotics but we will not invent our way out of this we have to outsmart them one of the things we have done with the center for what medicare/medicaid services that coolly is expanding the knowledge of what is out there is a broader issue we over trees symptoms so if you look at things like the flu or the common cold made be overusing medications so we need the health system that prioritizes makes the most difference globally we have an even scratched the surface of few years ago i was at the old india institute of medical sciences. and nt intensive care unit and a headset i don't know why you are worried every patient has untreatable organisms. >> from a global call the st

hurt -- after crashing into a tractor in then a driver in dubuque county ran into a truck hauling an ammonia almost done, you'll still see lots of farm equipment on the road. "as harvest is winding down, crop. guys are still trying to move things to the river, to the activity." farmers say please slow down -- stuck behind a tractor. a manhattan woman files a lawsuit against a clothing retailer after allegedly finding parts of a rodent in a dress she purchased. the pictures appear to show part of a rat's leg sewn into the hem of the dress. according to court papers the 24-year- old says that she not only suffered emotional distress but was diagnosed with a rodent-born disease after notice a "disturbingly odor" from her closet --couldn't figure out where smell was coming from. when she wore the dress shes says she noticed something that felt like a loose string from her dress rubbing against her leg. so she reached down to try to find it and that's when she made the discovery. zara-- the brand of the dress-- is aware of the allegation and is investigating the matter further. letting exot three

first responders blocked off the area so the cruise could safely remove and dispose of hydrous ammonia. >>> a major makeover is inching closer to reality. and independent review has determined one park place is financially viable. if it more.the city hopes to begin development negotiation with planners in a couple of weeks. there are also new details this morning on plans for a coralville arena.the gazette reports the city will keep ownership of the 70-million dollar entertainment venue.with 62- hundred seats - the arena is scheduled to open in less than three years. it's and right now in it's degrees.there's still more cbs what we're working on for fox 28 morning live.real thanksgiving hacks. how you can make a store bought appatizer look homemade - we have tips from a lucky's chef.plus, we head into the kitchen to whip up some activities that'll occupy your kids while you prepare thanksgiving dinner. that's coming up fox 28 morning live, weather and as see it our by our. a high of about 43 degrees as we had through the day. some light snow mixing in from time to time. a little bit of

[laughter] churchill was seriously ill with ammonia. on gender 18, he made an unexpected return to the house of commons and was flushed with pleasure and emotion and hardly had he sat down when two large tears trickled down his cheeks. he mocks them with handkerchief. my friends, the late kenneth rose, historian, told charles the guardswhen chapel was hit and 121 people were killed in waterloo day, lighthe saw the arc shining on the scene and illuminating winston churchill on the rebel, weeping. the freedom of the city of paris after the liberation in 1944, churchill was presented with an attractive box. on opening the casket, he found it contained not a scrolled but flag thate -- nazi had been held and tears poured down his cheeks. he cry as she cried at fdr's memorial service and when he visited his grave after the war. on the fourth of may, there were celebratory drinks with the chief of staff. according to alan brooke's diary, it was always with tears. an appalling moments because ath brooke failing to make speech, thinking churchil

then a driver in dubuque county ran into a truck hauling an ammonia done, you'll still see lots of farm equipment on the road. e throad moving grain. we had a there's still just a lot of activity." farmers say please slow down -- and don't feel rushed if you get stuck behind a tractor. pennies for lilly.. after a 5th grader gets extremely sick... her school comes together to raise money for her. they do it in a pretty unique way. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in cedar falls with her one cedar falls student was in orchestra class here at north cedar when she had a brain anuerysm... she had immediate surgery that lasted around 6 hours. but it's what happened after her surgery she won't forget. for fifth grader grader lilliana, it was as changed. "my head was just lilliana was eventually rushed to iowa city for immediate brain anuerysm. "back in the hospital, i really wanted to see all my friends and get back to school, but i was just out of it." she spent several weeks recovering... getting better with the help of her entire school. "thinking of you" classmates sent her emails and n

then a driver in dubuque county ran into a truck hauling an ammonia tank. even though the harvest is almost done, you'll still see "as harvest is winding down, there's still a lot of trucks on the road moving grain. we had a record corn crop, a record bean be, the processing plant. there's still just a lot of activity." and don't feel rushed if you get a wisconsin man -- who became well known through a documentary -- could soon be released from prison. a federal judge says brendan dassey needs to released -- since his murder conviction was overturned. his case got a lot of attention thanks to the netflix documentary "making a murderer." dassey and his uncle, steven avery, were convicted of killing a woman more than a decade ago. prosecutors say dassey confessed conviction -- saying his constitutional rights were violated when he was questioned. free this morning -- a man who spending 28 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. the colorado man was sentenced for rape many years ago. supporters say d-n-a evidence that could've proven him innocent a long

a crash involving an anhydrous ammonia tank is slowing down traffic on highway 20 just east of this morning. eastbound lanes near dyersville are still closed between highway 136 and county road y-13 in farley. dubuque county authorities aren't sure how long the closure will last. one day, a man in marengo got tired of working construction all of the time and followed a passion of solitude of working out in the shop. it's a place on highway 6 east of marengo that you've probably seen. but -- have you seen what's inside? that is this week's made in eastern iowa. all of my equipment is ancient -- nothing computer-programmed. rance hilton works in this of this -- a space with a showroom and also the backroom that looks like grandpa's shop back on the farm. " it's all done by hand. my bandsaw is a 1919 bandsaw. it was built to be powered by steam. " deep inside hilton's custom made furniture -- known online as iowa rockers.com -- where rockers rule, rance told us a little more about how he made this his calling. that came from when rance would finish a long day of construction...and wind up here

the group is stock piling ammonia and sulfur. we have more on what they might face. >> reporter: news of the elections have been dominating the headlines but an hour away from erbil, iraq, there is a battle raging. donald trump stands to inherit. donald trump has said he wants to wipe isis off the map. it was a signature part of his foreign policy during his election campaign. it is not exactly clear what he means. at least here in iraq, isis is on the run and they have been for the past month ever since the announcement of the defensive against mosul, iraq's second disposal, including the use of war crimes. >> we have to take the risk of more chemical weapons by the islamic state as a real and serious risk. >> the united nations came out yesterday and said that four people died last month when isis set fire to a sulfur plant and thousands more were badly injured. war crimes aren't just a concern air strikes in the past two years of bombing in iraq and syria. that is just the initial investigation. there could be a lot more to co

ununofficials said the militants have stockpiled ammonia and sulfur and can only, quote, speculate whatt do with the chemicals. as for the fight to take back mosul. iraqi say theoclear they get to the center of the city, the slower they have to move to avoid killing civilians and surprise attacks. now fox news is getting a look at one american on the front lines even though he is no longer serving in the military. >> reporter: the u.s. is helping in many wees to defeat isis, airstrikes, mine clearing, logistical support, but one young american man, among others, is making it his personal mission to dial with the atrocities inflicted on the people here by the militants. >> meet pete reed, the 27-year-old new jersey native was a ski instructor, serving in the marines and learned medical skill and is now saving iraqi soldier and civilian live us on the csis front lines. >> at the end of the day they're just people in the middle of of meat grinder and get can torn up. want to make so more come home. >> the medical charity he works for has set up a field hospital on the side of the road. a l

ammonia, 1,800% above occupational limits. why were workers not told? >> i'm not aware of what workers were told readings. potentially those measurements were taken at the top of a 20 or 40-foot stack where workers would not be. >> reporter: but the department's own study found workers at that distance are at risk costs??g money?p? kee safer. >> reporter: king fiveo> chief investigator reporter susanna frame says the danger goes beyond the workers like the risk a tank could xloed and contaminate a large area. >> if you care about peopleha are doing the wor of this country, that is needed so that you should care about hanford. >> nobody wants to hear us. they just want to scoop it under the rug. >> our lives don't matter. our health does not matter. we are simply a business decision. >> the thing that bothers me is that there are still people out there that are walking around taking these exposures. >> so the contractor running this site did reach an agreement with the unions to provide air tanks to all workers for now. but experts say that doesn't solve

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and take into consideration and the number of years with the demolition that has happened a huge ammonias to the neighborhood i know a lot of the neighbors and community members are up sutro set how it impacts their businesses and hayes street within a block closed down just a lack of transparency that hat has not been available in the process when the landlords intended and i only learn like a week ago he was planning it move and no discussion about how it will impact us in the allocation so a long story short - is there any public comment on this item not seeing any - >> sorry i stepped in but what is the - can i ask questions. >> yes. >> you can make statements whether or not you get an answer. >> so it is beyond forgive me waits the preside what's the protocol but we can have the dialogue although we're having one right now you're raising a question about this particular process and the process. >> sure. sure and she brought up an interesting point i ask you consider to make sure all protocols steps are fold and make sure the zoning is done right she raise a valid point don't want to

and take into consideration and the number of years with the demolition that has happened a huge ammonias to the neighborhood i know a lot of the neighbors and community members are up sutro set how it impacts their businesses and hayes street within a block closed down just a lack of transparency that hat has not been available in the process when the landlords intended and i only learn like a week ago he was planning it move and no discussion about how it will impact us in the allocation so a long story short - is there any public comment on this item not seeing any - >> sorry i stepped in but what is the - can i ask questions. >> yes. >> you can make statements whether or not you get an answer. >> so it is beyond forgive me waits the preside what's the protocol but we can have the dialogue although we're having one right now you're raising a question about this particular process and the process. >> sure. sure and she brought up an interesting point i ask you consider to make sure all protocols steps are fold and make sure the zoning is done right she raise a valid point don't want to

most of maryland, virginia, west the militant group is stock piling ammonia and sulfur and may carry out more chemical attacks. nbc's matt bradley has a look at some of the challenges donald trump may face with the militia group. >> reporter: news of the elections have been dominating the headlines but an hour away from where i'm right now in erbil in iraq, there is a battle that is raging, the decisive fight against the islamic state here in donald trump has said he wants to wipe isis off of the map it was a signature part of his foreign policy but it is not exactly clear what he means. at least here in iraq, isis is on the run and they have been for the past month, ever since the announcement of this offensive against mosul, iraq's second largest city. also, islamic state has been digging in and they'll use any tools at their diz posal to crimes such as human shields and chemical weapons. >> we have to take the risk of chemical weapons as a real and serious risk. >> the united nations came out and said four people died last month when isis set fire to a sulfur plant and thousands m

. >> reporter: we have readings 2009, mercury 473% above occupational limit, ammonia 473% above occupational limits. why were workers not told? >> i'm not aware what workers were told or no readings, potentially those measurements were taken at the top of a 20 or 40 foot stack where workers would not be. >> reporter: the department's own study found workers at that distance are at risk. >> it's about money. it costs money to keep them safer. >> reporter: chief investigative reporter suza frame says the risk goes beyond workers contaminated raised by a government nuclear board. don't have a nuclear disaster, you should care about this. >> they want to scoop it under the rug. >> our lives don't matter. it's a business decision. >> what worries me is there are still people walking around, taking these exposures. >> the contractor running this site did reach an agreement with unions to provide air tanks for all workers for now and that do't how -- they don't know exactly how many have gotten sick or died because of exposure. we put that number at 11,000. 11,000. >> she said it's all about money.

then a driver in dubuque county ran into a truck hauling an ammonia tank. even though the harvest is almost done, you'll still see lots of farm equipment on the road. there's still a lot of trucks on the road moving grain. we had a ethanol plant, or wherever may be, the processing plant. there's still just a lot of and don't feel rushed if you get stuck behind a tractor. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. >>> this morning on "today's take," a super man. dean cane joins the fun as our celebrity guest host. >>> plus, a surprise announcement from new kids on the block, boyz ii m abdul. ments and super model gisele bundchen. >>> from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller

you can't mix the bleach with the ammonia, you know what i means? it makes the gas. you know what i mean and i just appreciate you guys for even thinking about us and i hope that we all can work together to help people because it's just so sad now when i walk around and see so many people in disarray and everybody should be able to go to school or get training. everybody is not going to be a doctor or -- you know what i mean? we're all going to have different jobs but it's still a job and a good job so i thank you and i thank this city for my life, the life that i've had. >> thank you. >> -- you know working. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for being here. thank you for closing out our public comment, so at this time -- would you like to speak? are you sure? you came all the way over here so we would love to hear from you if you came here. if you don't speak we won't hear from you. >> hello everyone. my name is malcolm. i have told this story so many damn times but just now returning to city college after at this point of 11 year stint. came to city college back i