it's a major money crunch for those fighting bakken oil pipeline protestors in north dakota. find out how quickly authorities burned and we'll tell you which popular east coast burger chain is coming to cedar rapids. stay with t-v nine. you are running behind at least some of the time. a new pew research center study says wor king moms may be stressing out the most when it comes to keeping a busy schedule. vo: in a recent survey of 18- hundred parents with children under 18 ... 86 percent of mothers and 81 percent of fathers reported feeling rushed sometimes. but for full-time working moms, being rushed is a reporting always feeling rushed. and about 39 percent of full-time working moms feel they don ' t spend enough time with their kids. interestingly, the survey found half of full -time working dads felt that way. and when it comes to leisure time, about half the parents ... regardless of how much they work ... said there ' s not enough of it. on cam: for stress-relieving ideas, and other ways to make mom ' s life easier, visit momseveryday.com. i ' m taryn vanderford. law

and the construction of the bakken oil pipeline in does, a few light showers are possible in the tv9 viewing area. rain totals will be very light where showers form. this system will be gone for tuesday, return of plentiful sunshine. temperatures will remain mild, climbing into the low and mid 70s, for the afternoon. a strong cold front will approach us from the northwest tuesday night. this will bring showers to the area wednesday morning. temperatures will be falling through the afternoon as winds pick up at 15-25 mph. wednesday night, we'll experience the coldest air of the season so far, as temperatures into 30s. warmth is set to quickly return however by the weekend and next week. tonight: chance of light rain. wind: s 5-15. low: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 54 iow: 55 52 to 58 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: s 10-20. high: 74 alo: 73 dbq: 72 iow: 76 71 to 77 tom. night: scattered showers develop, 60 alo: 56 dbq: 59 iow: 60 57 to 63 wednesday: showers likely in the morning with falling temperatures in the afternoon. high: 62 alo: 60 thursday: mostly sunny. high: 57 low: 35 friday: partly cloud

investigation.arsonists target yet another construction site along the controversial bakken pipeline.what investigators are saying about this latest at. attack.plus - bouncing back >> what investigators are saying about the latest tack. >>> plus bouncing back after flood 2016. >> being a couple of mer chans came dangerously close to running out of food. >> and making a difference with music. >> if they don't have that support, you know, they're going bet back on drugs or alcohol or you kn, it puts them back in prison again. >> local ministry helping inmates transition to life after jail. >> now, the corridor's top storys and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news. 10 at 10:00. >> >> that's right some far 13 of the 16 days here in october tomorrow, when temperatures could approach 80-degrees and right now it is 71 mostly cloudy and cedar rapid, more impressively look at the dew point of 68. we should be 40s and 50s. it is a tad humid tonight for sure: temperatures are in the 70s area-wide. it feels like july than october. 72 in waterloo. 71 in iowa c

as protests continue against the bakken oil overload of court cases. we look at the backlog it's forming in north dakota, coming up in our next half hour. and coming up in just a few minutes, we tell you about this new, happy family, and why their birth story is so unique. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert that'll hold off until late today and really get underway after sunset. highs reach the middle 50s this afternoon. rain and thunderstorm s are likely tonight and continue tomorrow morning. that'll come down by tomorrow afternoon, with the best chance of at least a half- inch of rain happening generally north of highway 30. highs will struggle to hit 50 in northern iowa, but may actually reach 60 in southern iowa. our weather turns dry again after all this with temperatures staying above normal.today: cloudy with isolated showers developing late. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 alo: 55 dbq: 55 iow: 57 tonight: showers and a few s likely. windy. wind: se 15-30. low: 50 alo: 48 dbq: 48 iow: 51 tomorrow: showers

the group is fighting the bakken oil pipeline. it would transport crude oil in north dakota-- through 18 iowa counties-- to refineries in illinois. this is video of protestors at a construction site in north part-- self sustaining, but it lacks a federal permit. the permit is needed because the camp sits on u-s army corps of engineers land. the agency says it won't evict the protestors though, on the grounds of free speech. animation-your voice vote martin o'malley is coming back to iowa. the former democratic presidential candidate will stump for his party's nominee, hillary clinton, tomorrow in central iowa. o'malley will be at the clinton office in ankeny at 3:30. this is video of him campaigning in io sanders will make a stop in iowa city, also in support of clinton. as for donald trump, he's making stops in swing states the next few days. the republican presidential nominee is in colorado on monday and arizona on tuesday. his running mate mike pence is in virginia next week. today university of iowa students are running and e

investigation is the biggest political scandal in the country si also protests turned violent again at the bakken oil pipeline construction site in north dakota. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 sunday morning news. good morning and thanks for joining us. we begin with first alert storm team meteorologis the winds have died down and will be variable at roughly 5 to 15 mph. not only did our winds die down, but our temperatures will dial it down a bit too. expect high temperatures near 70 degrees this afternoon. even though we're a bit cooler than yesterday, we're still well above where we should be for this time of year. keep in mind we should be sitting in the upper 50s for highs.the evening will bring a few more clouds and the possibility of a few sprinkles and a few light showers as a cold front pushes through astern iowa. this front will also sunday. the cooler and damp conditions will be short lived. monday will be breezy and warm once more with high temperatures pushing into the middle 70s.today: partly cloudy. wind: variable 5-15. high: 71 a

that's what everyone is doing as a u-s federal appeals court makes their decision regarding the bakken oil pipeline. from north dakota appeared in federal court yesterday. they're trying to stop construction of the pipeline dakota access is building. the pipeline will stretch from north dakota, through 18 counties in iowa, to refineries in illinois. attorneys for the tribe altered their original argument, after a federal court failed to issue an injuction last month. attorneys for the army corps of engineers argue only 3% of the pipeline is within tribal jurisdiction, and they properly " "the court indicated that the corps of engineers had done the necessary and appropriate work. the pipeline will go in the same corridor as an existing transmission line and gas line that's already there." " " "for the tribe, this wrong is right there in front of us. but when you have lawyers that pick apart and interpret and make things ambiguous, it's really hard to tell what the outcome is going to be." " until a decision is reached, dakota access construction for 20 miles on either side of the misso

called "water protectors" refused to get off land in lee county that is going to be used for the bakken oil pipeline and risked arrest today. that pipeline will transport oil from north dakota to illinois. it will go through 18 counties here in iowa. kcrg t-v nine's mark carlson shows us the group's fight. peacefully in its banks thursday.. dozens of peaceful protesters drummed up a lot of noise. drumming singing nats "with numbers, all we need to do is block this drive and stop the equipment from coming in and out."the lee county attorney says protesters are allowed to stay - but their stuff is unattended signs or other debris. and that doesn't sit well with protesters. "the county attorney has given us a gift! i want to thank him, he put out that he was going to evict us, and the word went all over the country, people are coming here." "some of these protesters say they've been out here since august 30th..literall y spending 24-7 in a ditch down by the river."many of the protesters have been arrested- outside the worksite where protesters say workers are illinois. "i do know one of th

the company is building the bakken oil pipeline. it will cross 4 states, bringing oil from fields in north dakota to thru refineries in illinois -- in north dakota, construction is near lake oahe , land sacred to the standing rock sioux tribe. construction resumes after a federal appeals court ruling sunday -- allowing it to start back up. the pipeline will eventually cross iowa from northwest -- to southeast... thousands of people have protested in support of the tribe. this has also led to at least 120 arrests since mid- august, including green party presidential candidate jill woodley. cnn's sara berlinger takes us to yesterday's protests and arrests. "can't drink oil." "keep it in the soil."more than one hundred demonstrators chanted and danced at a dakota access construction site early monday morning. animosity towards the police presence protecting the construction site was elevated today. "it appears at this time to be a pretty volatile situation where the protesters are agitated, you know, as i was driving through the area i

a national law enforcement group is offering help to police the dakota access bakken pipeline protests. plans call for the controversial pipeline to stretch from north dakota to illinois, including through 18 counties here in iowa. the national sheriff's association says sheriffs around the country are willing to send manpower, dakota. thousands of people have joined the standing rock sioux tribe to raise concerns about destruction to cultural and historic sites. a new poll shows hillary clinton pulling ahead of donald trump among likely voters. the new quinnipiac poll out today shows clinton with 45 percent of likely voters behind her compared to trump's 40 percent. the margin of error is plus or minus three percent. for comparison, the same poll last week showed clinton with percent. both candidates are looking ahead to the second presidential debate this weekend. ahead of that debate, donald trump is in new york today to receive the endorsement of the national border patrol council at trump tower. today, he suggested that the election is rigged. he says border agents are being told

dakota access is nearly finished building the 3 point 8 billion dollar bakken pipeline. today, the standing rock sioux tribe answered questions from a three- judge panel of the court of appeals for the d-c circuit. the tribe wants to block work on a section of the pipeline through lake oahe in the dakotas while it tries to appeal a lower-court ruling from september. tribe leaders say the pipeline will impact historic, religious and here in iowa will only have one option for a health insurance provider if they want to buy subsidized plans under the affordable care act. medica is the only health insurer that's agreed to sell individual policies in all 99 counties. this map includes the 13 counties that will only have medica. eight of those are in the southeast corner... iowa, jefferson, keokuk, lee, louisa, mahaska, van buren and wapello counties. medica have agreed to sell policies to people living in the cedar rapids, des moines and quad cities areas. 55-thousand iowans bought individual insurance policies for 2016 through the affordable care act. most had incomes low en

a representativ e of the union workers installing the bakken oil pipeline says more than half of the controversial pipeline here in iowa is already in the ground. it's set to cross 18 counties international union has more than 500 people working on the project 7 days a week. the company, dakota access, is overseeing the construction of the pipeline that runs from north dakota to illinois. " <10:39-"it's my understanding they'd like to have all the pipe in the ground by december 31st, from what i'm hearing they will be able to meet that goal and that date." " the union rep said his workers will average around $70,000 dollars for this 7 month job. some students at the university of iowa were out protesting the bakken oil the students were members of the native american students association and held the rally yesterday. the group is urging people to protest the construction of the pipeline in other states like north dakota and south dakota. "looking at what we do as native people. by living off the land, by using what nature gives us. we have everything that we need provided by mother n

they're at an anti-pipeline activist camp outside the bakken pipeline construction site near montrose in lee county. lee county warned protesters they could be arrested if they don't clear out today. but as kcrg-tv9's mark carlson explains, protesters say they're not going anywhere. mark carlson: the county attorney says he isn't telling people thy all their stuff. but all their stuff is still here. vo: so at this time it's not clear how law enforcement will go about this eviction. all of the stuff, including tents, signs and other debris was to be gone by today. the protesters say these items are vital to their existing presence. they say since news of the notice to remove items from along the road started to spread - more people started to come out here. and they're ester: "it's us and water against the corporates and oil, and this is a critical spot, where if we don't stop this we could lose our river.. our river. hello!" on cam: tonight at six, hear from one protester who was arrested just yesterday for the fifth time - who says she's not going anywhere. in lee county, mark carlso

human rights group amnesty international u-s-a sent people to monitor how authorities respond to bakken oil pipeline protests in north dakota. the group worries about how much force police are using near the standing rock indian reservation. protestors want to prevent the building of from north dakota, through iowa, to illinois. authorities arrested 141 people yesterday. hollywood actors like chris hemsworth and mark ruffalo now side with protestors. "mark ruffalo, actor - "you have cops standing around w/a-r 15s today authorities used heavy equipment to remove roadblocks set up by protestors overnight to try to slow construction workers in wrigley field tonight with the cubs and indians each having one win. and many cubs fans never thought they would see this day. and for some people, that's actually the case. we'll introduce you to a woman whose late husband had a big love for the cubs. as halloween weekend approaches we are in for a treat! clouds will be in and out of the sky on saturday as a cold front passes across the state along temperatures remain near or above seasonal normal t

they're connecting it to the construction of the bakken oil pipeline. cherokee's city manager says there's a clear boost when pipeline construction workers come into town. parking spots are sparse in the downtown area. area hotels are full, and grocery stores are full of lines at the checkout. dakota access is building the pipeline that will carry crude project is about 75 percent complete. but some people have criticized it for its potential effects on water and tribal lands. rockwell collins has bought a company that's known for making seats for airplanes. the price tag-- 6-point-4 billion dollars. today, rockwell announced its acquisition of b-e aerospace. it's based in florida. b-e also makes parts for airplane bathrooms, oxygen systems and lighting. regulators and shar still have to approve this deal. a cedar rapids man says his new invention is the best way to preserve wine. "1:25, "about 2 years ago i was sleeping on the couch, you know how that goes with a newborn and i just began thinking about wine, we had just poured about a half bottle of wi

today police started arresting protesters who've camped on private land near the bakken oil pipeline in north dakota. launching an effort to force out the protesters, a day after they refused to leave voluntarily. the operation involves dozens of officers in riot gear, many armed with guns and clubs. they're also using trucks, police cars, military humvees, buses, and aircraft. police have mostly surrounded about 100 protestors who refuse to leave. protestors actually set a small fire earlier today to try to slow authorities. when dakota to illinois, including 18 counties in iowa. for one teacher in the cedar rapids school district, this is her first week of work. find out why the district had a teacher start part way through the school year, elementary school is noticing higher enrollment for the first time since the 2008 flood. the school added a new kindergarten teacher on monday. the district says it needed that teacher because more students enrolled this fall than it anticipated. kcrg t-v nine's jordee kalk joins us in studio with more. jordee, how many more students does the sc

eight people face charges after protesting the bakken oil pipeline, running through iowa. we don't want it shut it down the calhoun county sheriff's office says authorities arrested eight people on a farm near rockwell city this weekend. each walking onto the path of the pipeline. the dakota access line will carry oil from north dakota to illinois. critics say it could have a negative impact on the environment. people are also holding protests on trial land in north dakota. with only days remaining, the race for the white house just got tighter. the latest a-b-c poll separates hillary clinton and donald trump by just a point. following the fbi's renewed interest into clinton emails. a-b-c's mary bruce reports. with just nine days left in the race for the white house... a full court press. natsot - hillary clinton / presidential nominee"love trumps hate. ?"hillary clinton in florida, rushing from brunch? to church? to a rally and concert. sot - hillary clinton / presidential nominee"there' s a lot of noise and distraction, but it really comes help us get there." the democra

protesting in iowa of late, the f-b-i is investigating a fire at a bakken pipeline construction site in jasper county. investigators say something or someone set fire to these machines in reasnor on saturday night. the fire destroyed one backhoe and 2 bulldozers working on the line. a man who owns the land where the fire burned said it's the second fire in 3 months. the town's assistant fire chief suspects arson and points to pipeline protesters. pipeline, they're just hurting the guys trying to make a living and put it in." " the landowner says this fire won't affect the progress of the pipeline. the pipeline will go through 18 counties in iowa. it'll carry crude oil from north dakota to illinois. 11 former students from the iowa braille school in vinton now have names on their gravestones. they were unmarked for nearly a century. singing that's the sound of people singing a song to honor the students at evergreen cemetery richard farmer found the lost student's information through the school's registration books. the mary ingalls society raised more than $6,000 dollars to get the g

sheriff's office is investigating whether several cases of arson on the construction equipment for the bakken oil pipeline are connected. someone set fire to a backhoe and 3 bulldozers near reasnor over the weekend. the fire caused about $2 million dollars in damage. workers were using the equipment to build the controversial pipeline that runs through the state. some landowners say the fires are also threatening livelihoods. "they can protest but this is really damaging people's property. could do the fields and everything." " "there's always a chance with any fire that it could spread. there's still crops around the area. i'm sure the people that are lighting these are probably not concerned about that. " back in august, 2 other fires in jasper county. they happened near reasnor and newton. there was also a fire in nearby mahaska county. investigators say there are many similarities between the most recent fire and the earlier ones. they include where they happened - and the type of equipment damaged. the company building the pipeline, dakota access, is offering $100,000 dollars for informa

the students also protested the bakken oil pipeline that's running through "looking at what we do as native people. by living off the land, by using what nature gives us. we have everything that we need provided by mother nature. and we don't have to destroy it." the native american students association is also urging people to protest the construction of the pipeline in other states like north dakota and south dakota. the hawkeyes broke off one big run that decided their game against minnesota saturday. and scott will explain why a lot of the credit for that goes to a re-shuffled stay with your 24 hour news a weak upper level system is moving across eastern iowa tonight. as it does, a few light showers are possible in the tv9 viewing area. rain totals will be very light where showers form. this system will be gone for tuesday, temperatures will remain mild, climbing into the low and mid 70s, for the afternoon. a strong cold front will approach us from the northwest tuesday night. this will bring showers to the area overnight tuesday night and wednesday morning. temperatures will be

the bakken oil pipeline will cross through 18 counties in iowa. this morning, a former university of wisconsin student now faces sexual assault charges in multiple cases. police say 20-year-old alec cook was already accused of sexually assaulting a woman this month. now he's charged with sexually assaulting four others. prosecutors say the assaults encounters were consensual. ""there was no woman named, there was no description of violent fantasy, there was nothing of that nature" " police arrested cook last week after a student claimed he raped her for more than two hours at his madison apartment earlier this month. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this plan on a warm and windy day! highs will range from 70 degrees over northeast iowa to around 76 from iowa city and points southwest. the wind will be strong today with gusts as high as 30 mph at times out of the southwest. this mild air should roll right into the weekend with highs into the upper 60s and lower 70s goin

your 24 hour news investigating whether several cases of arson on the construction equipment for the bakken oil pipeline are connected. we first reported yesterday that someone set fire to a backhoe and three bulldozers near reasnor. the fire caused about two million dollars in damage. workers had been using the equipment to build the controversial pipeline that runs through the state. back in august, two fires heavily damaged backhoes and bulldozers in jasper county. they happened near reasnor and newton. there was also a fire in nearby mahaska county. investigat are a lot of similarities between the most recent fire and the earlier ones. they include where they happened - and the type of equipment damaged. the company building the pipeline, dakota access, is offering 100- thousand dollars for information leading to an arrest. people in north liberty now have a new way to get around. today, the city launched an in-town bus service. the bus operates five days a week from 10 in the morning until about two o'clock in the afternoon. it makes stops along a route that include places like the per

they were being used to build the bakken oil pipeline. it's the second time this site has been hit by arsonists. about $2 million in damage. melinda: new this morning, a bizarre prison break in brazil. riots broke out at a prison psychiatric hospital near sao paolo. the rioters set fire to the building and in the chaos many inmates escaped. officials haven't said yet how many people are on the run. more than 500 inmates live at the facility. ben: it's been a good week for moon lovers, first the it's called a lunar rainbow or a moonbow. a man spotted it in the sky over northern england and snapped this photo. the greens and the purples. melinda: it is butte. -- beautiful. i love that. ben: our team is nominated for six emmy awards by the i wish i had confetti to throw. congratulations, melinda, for your nomination! >> thank you, it is for interactivity. it is all such a group effort on facebook, social media, twitter instagram, snapchat. you guys make a cameo in all of it so thank you. wisn 12 was also nominated for spot news, our special

corbett and city manager jeff pomeranz will hold that the fbi is investigating an overnight fire at a bakken pipeline construction site in jasper county. the pipeline will go through 18 counties in iowa. it'll carry crude oil from north dakota to illinois. these machines were engulfed in flames when crews arrived in reasnor. the fire destroyed one backhoe and two bulldozers working on the line. a man who owns the land where the fire burned said it's the second fire in three suspects arson and points to pipeline protesters. "<"pretty senseless. they're not getting back at the pipeline, they're just hurting the guys trying to make a living and put it in." " the landowner says this fire won't affect the progress of the pipeline. the fbi is still investigating the fire. 11 former students from the iowa braille school in vinton have names on their gravestones. they were unmarked for nearly a century. singing that's members of the community singing a song to honor the students at evergreen cemetery. local historian richard farmer found the lost student's info through the school's registration book

the 1200-mile pipeline will carry crude oil from the bakken oilfield to illinois. indians are angry about plans to tunnel it under a river which they consider a tribal lifeline and may pollute water for americans downstream. north dakota's governor jack dalrymple had mobilized the national guard to end the protest. >> we cannot allow our state highways and our county highways to be taken over by agitators from other areas of the country. >> reporter: the indians and the environmentalists say they will fight on, setting up a barricade down the road but the state government and the owners of the pipeline are just as determined that it will be built. barry peterson, cbs news, near cannonball, north dakota. >> good news for home buyers. u.s. mortgage rates dropped this week moving toward historically low levels. mortgage giant freddie mac says the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is 3.47%. the lower rates are drawing more buyers to the market. the national association of realtors says the rate of people signing contracts to buy homes rose 1.5% last month. >>> all ri

there was a fire at the same spot last month.the pipeline transports bakken oil... and is operated by the same company behind the controversial keystone x-l pipeline. 3 north dakota police arrested 14 people who were protesting that keystone pipeline over the weekend. 13 of them face charges of disorderly conduct and failure to obey a government order.one man chained himself to construction equipment.police say they've made 140 arrests related to protests. 3 southern colorado... is forcing evacuations .the "junkins fire" started early monday morning .fire crews from multiple counties... are trying to get control of the flames--- but high winds are fueling them.the fire has burned an estimated 13- thousand acres so far.there are nearly 130 homes in the evacuation area.shelters are now set up. no word yet... on what caused the fire. 3 a general.. who was once america's second-highest ranking military leader.. has u-s marine general james cartwright pleaded guilty to one felony count of providing false statements to federal investigators in federal court yesterday. cou

wish the bakken had never happened. but they saw what they thought was going to be huge fortunes to be made. and dusty knew that -- dusty and only of the other -- some of the other guys i knew once you destroy this stuff, you can't turn it back, you can't get it back. and he says that. i mean, justin's son walked around for months imitating dusty saying there's more shingles than grass, it's too late partner. [laughter] so it's, you know, they had a sense. but, yeah, it has been -- and that's been one of the inspiring things about the book, is to actually see there are places where people still can bridge these vast political divides. >> right. and it's like we're so used to stasis, you know, and things not getting done. but these are local situations where things do get done. >> absolutely. >> i mean, i was just -- i found it hair-raising, the descriptions of the barges going down the mississippi where you've now got either an enormous flood which is just hellaciously difficult to keep control of a barge, or you've got

they were being used to build the bakken oil pipeline. it's the second time this site has been hit by arsonists. officials say this fire caused about $2 million in damage. melinda: new this morning, a bizarre prison break in brazil. riots broke out at a prison psychiatric hospital near sao paolo. the rioters set fire to the building and in the chaos many inmates escaped. officials haven't said yet how many people are on the run. more than 500 inmates live at the facility. ben: it's been a good week for moon lovers, first the moonbow. never heard of this before. a man spotted it in the sky over northern england and snapped this photo. melinda: i love that. over the moon bow. melinda: it's an exciting morning here at wisn 12 news. ben: our team is nominated for six emmy awards by the chicago-midwest chapter of the national academy of television arts and sciences. congratulations, melinda, for your nomination! melinda: thank you! got nominated for interactivity. it is for the things behind the cast. wisn 12 was also nominated for spot news,

ash carter ordered the pentagon to stop asking national guard members to pay bakken listment bow -- to pay bakkenistment woe us ins. they were -- to pay enlistment bonuses. the pentagon started asking as many as 6,500 california edouard soldier force the money back. they told the pentagon to wait until it design as process that the order. >>> that's talk about what is happening around here and some very cold temperature this is morning. >> it felt like we were in late december. >> automatic car start summer. >> absolutely. >> we -- starter? >> absolutely. >> we don't have that, but we live vicariously through you. >>> and this morning, back into the 20s to start the day. we'll look at the 20s again as we look towards tonight a chill in the air. and 27 this morning. degree mark. officially 37 to start the day. it didn't warm up too much. it is 46 now. portsmouth at 46 degrees. worcester already about to drop into the 30s here around dinnertime. what we're watching is high pressure to the north keeping the cold air in place. this is our next depositing storm system that is moving in from

campaigned against a planned $4 billion, 1,200 mile long pipeline that would carry crude oil from the bakkenon of north dakota to refineries on the coast of the gulf of mexico. the iraqi military said today 40-thousand soldiers, police, and shiite militia members have joined together to encircle the country's second largest city-- mosul-- and liberate it from control of isis. in the continuation of a two week offensive, militias fought southwest of mosul aiming to block isis fighters from retreating to strongholds in neighboring syria. in baghdad, five separate explosions today targeted predominantly shiite neighborhoods, killing at least 17 people and inavg dozens wounded. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks, which struck several markets. a joint crew of american, russian, and japanese astronauts is back on earth after 115 days on the international space station. their space capsule parachuted into a remote region of kazakhstan today. american kate rubins of nasa and her counterparts were taken out of the capsule and examined while they readjusted to gravity. thei

flames destroying three bulldozers and one excavator used in construction of the bakken oil pipeline. this is the same construction site and same kind of equipment damaged by arsonists back in august. landowners nearby say it's one thing to protest, but arson is taking it too far. lois vanderleest : "they can everything." chris merten: crops around the area. i'm sure the that." investigators think the two cases are connected, and now the american tobacco and firearms agency and the f-b-i are joining the investigation. the man accused of killing three and injuring nine in a shooting at planned parenthood will be in court today. robert dear's hearing could include a disco he's currently in treatment at the colorado state mental health institute. dear is accused of opening fire at a colorado springs planned parenthood in november of last year. where is bob dylan. that's a question the nobel peace prize committee must be asking themselves after awarding him the prize for literature. they can't find him. the acadmey says they've reached out to dylan's people - but haven't gotten any replie

sheriff's office is investigating whether several cases of arson on the construction equipment for the bakken oil pipeline are connected. someone set fire to a backhoe and 3 bulldozers near reasnor over the weekend. the fire caused about $2 million damage. workers were using the equipment to build the controversial pipeline that runs through the state. some landowners say the fires are also threatening livelihoods. "they can protest but this is really damaging people's property. could do the fields and everything." " "there's always a chance with any fire that it could spread. there's still crops around the area. i'm sure the people that are lighting these are probably not concerned about that. " back in august, 2 other fires heavily damaged backhoes and bulldozers in jasper county. they happened near reasnor and newton. there was also a fire in nearby mahaska county. investigators say there are many similarities between the most recent fire and the earlier ones. they include where they happened - and the type of equipment damaged. the company building the pipeline, dakota access, is offering

thousands have to give bakken list. -- ebb list. bonuses. the pentagon uncovered the bonuses were given by the california guard eager to fill ranks. one guards man had to refinance his mortgage to pay back 25 grabbed to the pentagon. >>> in the news check, sonoma sheriff are asking for help in identifying a suspect in a shooting that killed two people. it happened october 15 near highway 116. involving a marijuana deal that went back. police found three victims suffering from gunshot wounds. we have a description of them. 5'1"1, african-american man with full beard and dreadlocks. black sun glass -- gray sweatshirt and blue jeans. >>> a freak accident killed a 7- year-old man in marin county. the victim is david lombard. she was -- he was struck by a tree as the branch fell on him. the sheriff office said he died while emergency crews were trying to freeh him. officials are continuing to investigate the accident. >>> still ahead, you may want to enjoy the bottle of wine, what is putting wine production at risk. >>> wonder woman an honorary u

right now - authorities are investigating yet another case of arson along the controversial bakken pipeline. pipeline.jasper county authorities say someone set a backhoe and two bulldozers on fire near reasnor this weekend. isn't productive. "pretty senseless. they're not getting back at the pipeline, they're just hurting the guys trying to make a living and put it in." in." "whoever's doing it, they're not only affecting the progress of this but they're actually on private property when they're doing their pickets and burning stuff." stuff."in august, vandals set fire to pipeline equipment in reasnor, oskaloosa and newton. the controversial pipeline will cut th counties starting today in north liberty - residents now have a new way to get around town.the north liberty transit will open for the public at 10-twenty-five a-. m.the bus service is targeted to help people without cars get to vital places around town - like the grocery store. it costs one dollar per ride - but those on medicare and medicaid pay only 50 cents. rides are offered weekdays until 1-thirty.check our after a decade of p

after some relatively peaceful protesting in iowa of late, the f-b-i is investigating a fire at a bakken pipeline construction site in jasper county. investigators say something or someone set fire to these machines in reasnor on saturday night. the fire destroyed one backhoe and 2 bulldozers working on the line. a man who owns the land where the fire burned said it's the second fire in 3 months. the town's assistant fire chief suspects arson and points "<"pretty senseless. they're not getting back at the pipeline, they're just hurting the guys trying to make a living and put it in." " the landowner says this fire won't affect the progress of the pipeline. the pipeline will go through 18 counties in iowa. it'll carry crude oil from north dakota to illinois. 11 former students from the iowa braille school in vinton now have names on their gravestones. they were unmarked for nearly a century. singing singing a song to honor the students at evergreen cemetery yesterday. local historian richard farmer found the lost student's information through the school's registration books. the mary inga

a follow up now to the thedamage caused by protesters along the controversial bakken oil pipeline - that will cut through iowa. iowa.officials now say estimate about two million dollars in damage at a construction site near reasnor. that's the same location where equipment was targeted back in august as well.federal authorities are now investigating.dakota access is offering 100-thousand dollars for information leading to an arrest. officials say repairs to the iowa state capitol dome- have now been delayed.the des moines project was supposed to start in august - and last 12-to-18 months to complete.but right now - the on drawings and specifics. earlier this year - the state legislature approved nearly 10- million dollars to restore the dome. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.coming up next - the new way wine is being packaged - that might surprise you. you.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... have... - your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit of fog in -temperatures around the areaa&- takin

a representativ e of the union of workers installing the bakken oil pipeline says more than half of the controversial pipeline here in iowa is already in the ground. it's set to cross 18 counties in iowa. the laborers' international union has more than 500 people working on company, dakota access, is overseeing the construction of the pipeline that runs from north dakota to illinois. " <10:39-"it's my understanding they'd like to have all the pipe in the ground by december 31st, from what i'm hearing they will be able to meet that goal and that date." " the union rep said his workers will average around $70,000 dollars for this 7 month job. with college tuition a major financial hit for many families, a change in the application the fafsa forms much earlier -- giving you more time. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, fafsa use to not be accepted until january, why have they changed it? chris, the government wanted to give families a little less pressure... ... and a little more time to compare options. the fasfa is what determines a student's eligibility for federal grants, loa

received an apology, decades after being named miss state university of protests got out of hand at the bakken oil pipeline site in north dakota. college students in iowa are camping out this morning to raise awareness about homelessness. and an eastern iowa toddler who is constantly getting sick isn't fighting his rare disease alone. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 sunday morning news. but first, meteorologis t justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... a cold front will pass through early today, but it'll hardly live up to its name just yet. something you may notice is the wind switching around to the northwest, and it'll be a bit breezy at times with winds sometimes gusting over 20 mph. we'll have highs in the upper 60s. cooler air does arrive tonight as lows drop to around 40, with highs staying in the lower 60s tomorrow. the sky remains mostly clear between now and then. showers develop on tuesday and area. today: mostly sunny. breezy at times. wind: nw 15-25. high: 69 alo: 67 dbq: 68 iow: 70 tonight: mostly clear. wind: n 5-1

one town in northwest iowa says it's seeing a boost in business, thanks to the bakken oil pipeline. cherokee's city manager says there's a clear boost when pipeline construction workers come into town. there aren't a lot of open parking spots in the downtown area. hotels are full stores. dakota access is building the pipeline that will carry crude oil from north dakota to illinois. the company says the project is about 75 percent complete. but some people have criticized it for its potential effects on water and tribal lands. in north dakota, protests against the pipeline seem to be getting bigger. law enforcement arrested 127 protesters this weekend. in morton county, hundreds temporarily blocked a highway yesterday. the sheriff also protesters flew too close to a law enforcement helicopter. people have been protesting against the pipeline for months claiming it will damage the environment and affect native american lands. nicole once customers try it, they buy it. the greek yogurt trend turned into a profitable product for an iowa dairy. and their one of their biggest boosts...get

the bakken oil pipeline will cross through 18 counties in iowa. iowa is now the 1st state to generate more than 1/3 of its electricity from wind turbines. that's according to a new report from the american wind energy association. the state gets more than 35% of its electricity from wind energy. that's an increase from the number published earlier this year. the highway 965 bridge in county engineers say ideal weather has put crews on pace to finish the project by the end of next month at the latest. they say workers poured the concrete bridge deck last week. johnson county shut down the bridge last month. that's after it failed an inspection earlier this year. in waterloo, law enforcement is looking for a man who didn't return to a work release facility. the department of corrections placed 25- year-old armando adame on escape status this morning. he's 6 feet t tattoos on both legs and arms. adame is serving a 25 year sentence for burglary and possession of a firearm. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a woman who got watered- down pain killers s

woman is using her baking skills to help the standing rock tribe as they continue to protest the bakken oil pipeline. absolute favorite comfort foods and it's perfect for any thanksgiving that's coming up fox 28 morning live, eastern >>> let's look at the weather first forecast today. mainly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. breezy with the south wind at 5-15 gusting to 20. and there we see all the clients on our predictor this morning. forty-six at 9:00. 55:00. fifty-nine at lunchtime. and 66 this afternoon. a nice and mild air right now 40 degrees. feels like 45 thanks to the south and east wind. dubuque 45 monticello 46. i was the 47 as is waterloo. statewide temperatures today 60s on the board. low in the north upper 60s and lower 70s and the south. seventys in western iowa and a warm front right there from sioux falls down to kansas city moving to the midwest today. plenty of cloud cover and showers back to the north and west through iowa eventually but first the warm front on the move lifting through the midwest today pushing cloud cover and keeping our temperatures very mild fo

back here in the u-s, the f- b-i is now investigating a fire at a bakken oil pipeline construction site in jasper county. investigators say something or someone set fire to these machines in reasnor on saturday night. the fire destroyed one backhoe and 2 bulldozers. a man who owns the land where the fire burned said it's the second fire in 3 months. the town's assistant fir pipeline protesters. "pretty senseless. they're not getting back at the pipeline, they're just hurting the guys trying to make a living and put it in." " the landowner says this fire won't affect the progress of the pipeline. the pipeline will go through 18 counties in iowa. it'll carry crude oil from north dakota to illinois. 11 former students from the iowa braille school in vinton now have names on their gravestones. they were unmarked for nearly a the students at evergreen cemetery yesterday. local historian richard farmer found the lost student's information through the school's registration books. the mary ingalls society raised more than $6,000 dollars to get the graves marked with stones. "being a former teac

the bakken oil pipeline will cross through 18 counties in iowa. a long time congressman for iowa says he's still working hard to a report shows dave loebsack's district is mostly democrat, but he says that doesn't mean the fight is over. good morning! it's ---. over northeast iowa to around 76 from iowa city and points southwest. the wind will be strong today southwest. this mild air should roll right into the weekend with highs into the upper 60s and lower 70s going into saturday. saturday night, a weak cold front arrives from the northwest, and if it does produce a shower, it'd be during the overnight hours. sunday will be cooler into the upper 50s to lower 60s. we are still on track for a warm halloween as returning. have a great weekend! today: partly cloudy. breezy and milder. wind: sw 15-25. high: 74 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. low: 57 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: w 5-15. high: 70 tom. night: partly to mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles possible. wind: n plan on a warm and windy day! highs will range from 70 degrees over northea

sheriff's office is investigating whether several cases of arson on the construction equipment for the bakken oil pipeline are connected. someone set fire to a backhoe the fire caused about $2 million dollars in damage. workers were using the equipment to build the controversial pipeline that runs through the state. some landowners say the fires are also threatening livelihoods. "they can protest but this is really damaging people's property. could do the fields and everything." " "there's always a chance with any fire that it could spread. there's still crops around the area. i'm sure the people that are lighting these are probably not concerned about that. " heavily damaged backhoes and bulldozers in jasper county. they happened near reasnor and newton. there was also a fire in nearby mahaska county. investigators say there are many similarities between the most recent fire and the earlier ones. they include where they happened - and the type of equipment damaged. the company building the pipeline, dakota access, is offering $100,000 dollars for information leading to an arrest. for anyone

and divergent star shaliene woodley isn't backing down from her fight against the bakken oil pipeline. abc's jason nathanson has today's showbiz wrap. tom cruise is using his latest movie for good. he held a special screening of "jack reacher: never go back" in knoxville tennessee, to raise money for the children's charity of eastern tennessee, which helps at risk kids tom cruise, actor: "this is a privilege to be here and be able to help raise money for them. i have many humanitarian endeavors and this is a very beautiful thing." jack reacher hits theaters tonight. divergent actress shailene woodley isn't going down without a fight. she's pleaded not guilty to criminal trespass and engaging in a riot - this after being arrested in north dakota last week while protesting the dakota access pipeline. both charges are misdemeanors, but she faces two months in jail and thousands in fines if convicted hot trailer alert - we're getting our first look at guardians of the galaxy volume two. the whole gang is back, including chris pratt as star lord - and he's getti but fans may be most excite

quick to respond and one town in northwest iowa says it's seeing a boost in business, thanks to the bakken oil pipeline. cherokee's city manager says there's a clear boost when pipeline construction workers come into town. there aren't a lot of open parking spots in the downtown area. hotels are full and there are lines at local grocery stores. dakota access is building the pipeline that will carry crude oil from north dakota to but some people have criticized it for its potential effects on water and tribal lands. in north dakota, protests against the pipeline seem to be getting bigger. law enforcement arrested 127 protesters this weekend. in morton county, hundreds temporarily blocked a highway yesterday. the sheriff also says deputies fired at a drone that protesters flew too close to a law enforcement helicopter. people have been protesting against the pipeline for months claiming it will damage the environment and affect native american lands. something special in common celebrated halloween a little early this year. children who stayed at the nicu at st. luke's hospital in cedar rapi

they were being used to build the bakken oil pipeline. it's the second time this site has been hit by arsonists. officials say this fire caused about $2 million in damage. ben: it's been a good week for now this. it's called a lunar rainbow or a moonbow. never heard of this before. a man spotted it in the sky over northern england and snapped this photo. >> it is gorgeous. ben: new screen saver. >> president obama is getting ready to host the final state dinner of his presidency. they are welcoming italy's prime minister to the gala. we have a look at the place settings. the celebrity chef is tapped for the menu, including a roasted butternut squash salad and beef and italian apple tart for desert. the plating and presentation. you know that's going to be good. ben: you eat with your eyes too. melinda: my eyes are hungry. melinda: oh my gosh. come on. ben: we are 19th and wells, if you are watching in the white house kitchen. we'll take the leftovers. sally: early today, 70s. but the temperatures are dip and climb again for today. cool fr

office is investigating whether several cases of arson on the construction equipment for the bakken oil pipeline are connected. someone set fire to a backhoe and 3 bulldozers near reasnor over the weekend. the fire caused about $2 million dollars in damage. workers were using the equipment to build the controversial pipeline that runs through 18 counties in the state. some landowners say the fires are also threatening livelihoods. "they can protest but this is and everything." "there's always a chance with any fire that it could spread. there's still crops around the area. i'm sure the people that are lighting these are probably not concerned about that." back in august, 2 other fires heavily damaged backhoes and bulldozers in jasper county. they happened near reasnor and newton. there was also a fire in nearby mahaska county. investigators say there are many similarities between the most recent fire and the earlier ones. they include where they happened - n the company building the pipeline, dakota access, is offering $100,000 dollars for information leading to an arrest. at the state