in cedar rapids, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. former u-s senator and watergate attorney fred thompson has died. his family says he died today after a recurrence of lymphoma. he served the state of tennessee for eight years as a republican. as an attorney, he helped lead to the resignation of president richard nixon. thompson was also a longtime law and order star. he was 73. chris, 70s are on the way to start november? a perfect end to the weekend as the sun continues to set across the area. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. skies will remain mostly clear remain out of the south- southwest. those winds keep us seasonably mild, as lows only fall into the mid 40s. for monday, we start of mild and end on a warm note. plenty of sunny skies will bring our temps into the upper 60s for many, with some possibly topping 70. more sunshine, breezy, and mild conditions can be expected for to around 70 for highs. wednesday will bring a few more clouds in the afternoon, giving hints at changes heading our way in the form of rain ch

kcrg t-v nine's brady smith joins us from our newsroom. brady, prosecutors called several witnesses today. how did they describe what happened? linn county attorney jerry vander sanden questioned people who were shopping and working at the marion hy-vee the day of the attack. many of them say there was lots of screaming and confusion in the moments after it happened. trying to calm luerkens down. he says at that time, luerkens began stabbing himself, so essex tackled him and restrained him until marion police arrived. a woman who was shopping that day says she saw the attack happening and tried to stop it. "25:00-:16 "when my brain kicked in and i saw what was happening, i tried to push him to get him to stop. when that didn't even phase him, i got behind him and went to pull him offof her. that's when he stopped and looked at me, and then i stopped and i ran back to my car." " another hy-vee employee, eric breitbach took the stand. he handles surveillance video for hy-vee. breitbach pointed out luerkens pulling into the store parking lot,

in mount vernon, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. cornell says it has yet to decide on the total amount of money the school will set aside for the second year of th promise scholship program. governor branstad has pardoned two turkeys as part of an annual thanksgiving tradition in iowa. "zoey the turkey and spike the of carving knives and gravy this thanksgiving day." branstad issued the special proclamation today outside terrace hill in des moines. he noted the birds had survived bird flu this year. the des moines register reports branstad's grandchildre n were present during the pardon. they chased the birds through the snow. right now the crisis center of johnson county is asking for help to feed more than 4 thousand people in the community for the holidays. it kickkd off "project holiday 2015" today. officials at the center say a 20 dollar donation buys a complete holiday meal for a local family in need. this is video from a previous donation drive. clients will get a turkey or chicken, as well as all the fixen's and other needed

in north liberty, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. mayor nielsen expected tonight's council meeting, which starts at 6:30, to be a packed house. people in dubuque will be able to apply or re- apply for gun permits online starting december rst. the dubuque county sheriff's office is doing that because it anticipates a flood of applications when people renew their licenses this year due to a change in iowa law. that law went into effect in 2011, and the permits people got that yearr will eepire next year. dubuque county's chief deputy says re-applying for a permit online is secure. "the safeguards are still in place. the applicants still have to come to the law enforcement center to show their identifications and their training certificates. we do still meet with the individual in person. " the sheriff's departments in polk and black hawk counties have seen favorable results from the online renewal service. the dubuquu countnt sheriff's weeite after first. an annual telethon has helped a congregate meal site re-open in one eastern iowa

kcrg t-v nine's brady smith is in our newsroom with more. brady, the store's general manager says competition from bigger stores in the area is forcing the shut down? we spoke with randy goetz this afternoon. he told us the toughest part about having to close is the employees who have worked there for so long, and the people who have shopped there for years. he says starting tomorrow, the store will start selling off its inventory at a discounted price. the closing process may take a few weeks. goetz also mentioned the store has a potential buyer, but he didn't go into detail. shoppers we spoke with said they're both saddened and shocked to see the store go. "yeah i was kinda heartbroken because i've become friends with some of the workers in there, over a period of time, so it's kind of shocking that the owner would close this place down." "are you going to be sad to see it go? yeah it's kind of handy all this competition here, with the casey's and the wal-mart. things are changing." family foods has several other stores in iowa, including g

kcrg t-v nine's brady smith joins us live from the linn county courthouse. brady, what was the reaction in the courtroom to that surveillance video? some of the jurors appeared stone-faced, others became emotional watching this very graphic depiction of the attack. one of the state's witnesses, eric breitbach, who handles surveillance video for hy- vee, was visibly shaken. earlier in the day, linn county attorney jerry vander sanden called several other witnesses to the stand, including other hy-vee employees and shoppers who were in the parking lot. most of them described the scene, saying they heard lots of screaming. hy-vee manager michael essex remembers being called to the parking lot and seeing a woman lying in a pool of blood. he says he then tried calming luerkens by talking to him. "at that time he picked up the knife and stuck himself two times quickly. at that point, i decided i couldn't let this go any further, so i just kind of tackled him. the knife went one way and him and i were grappling, and then marion police pulled up next to us. " the def

in cedar rapids, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. we're still accepting nominations for our 9 who care awards. each year, t-v 9 and our show you care sponsors honor nine outstanding eastern iowa volunteers. but we ask u to nominate ttose who you think have earned this recognition. to do that, just go nominations are due by december 1st.t. a major european city remains on lockdown today due to an imminent terror threat.. stores and schools are shutting down in brussels as authorities search for one of the suspects in the paris terrorist attacks. point over fears of a "paris-like" attack. the belgian prime minister and authorities are urging citizens to steer clear of crowds. " we have support from the secure here in brussels. " schools and universitts in brussels will be closed tomorrow, as well as the city subwau system. the terror alert will remain in place at east through tomorrow at the natton's capital. national leaders fear a serious and imminent threat of possible attacks similar the one in paristhat killed 130 people. theybeli

brady smith, krg tv9 news. thanksgiving dinner is going to this year because of the turkey. according to the american farm bureau federation survey, a 16 pound turkey costs a little morr than 23 dollars, an increase of 1.39 from last year. the u-s department of agriculture says the bird flu caused turey productionto only be slightly down this year. the survey shows the cost of a full thaaksgiving meal for 10 people will cost on average 50.10. that's up about 70 cents from last year's average. somepeople in need in linn county emjoyed a big thankssiving feast day. the salvation army hosted its annual thanksgiving meal in cedar rapids. target donated and prepared the food, which included the traditional fixings. one man who enjoyed the event said this is much more than a meal. "i enjoy the company and i enjoy the food and all of the happy thanksgivings that are given out from the salvation army. 10:49:38 that's the reason i come back evy yearr the omradery " the salvation army expected to serve about 400 people today. we are still accepting nominations for our nine who care aw

in johnson county, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. now here's a look at what's coming up at 5:30 on abc's criminal complaints explain what happened to women police say were groped by a man who trigged a hawk alert at the u of i. and lunch is a unique situation for one boy with a rare health condition. we'll explain, tonight at six. recapping today's top stories, for the 36th year, transamerica workers delivered nearly 900 thanksgiving meals to seniors. the company use to serve a sit down dinner, but switched to a home delivery program. organizers say there was a waiting list of volunteers who wanted to help out on the holiday. let's go back to chris now for a final look at tonight's forecast. the soggy conditions we had on our thanksgiving day will persist into the night. we will also see a changeover in some areas to a wintry mix. some light ice accumulations are possible, especially in areas to the northwest. precipitation will come to an end overnight, with a cloudy, and cooler day coming for friday. winds will be brisk from the no

tv-9's brady smith reports. snow and biting win weren't enough to stop hardcoe hawkeye fans from cheering on their ttam saturday 1:04-:08 "i've been here rain, snow, sunshine, heat, cold, all of it." but setup for this home game was a little more treacherous than previous ones this season. thad chamberlain had to drive on icy roads to get his breakfast burrrto buffet assembled in time for tailgaters. 1:15-:21 "last night, i watched three cars sliding down the hills we came in. two of/them hit each other, luckily i got around them."the severallinches of snow forced john bobst to come in and clear out his spot. 4:55-:00 "made sure i brought a shovel this morning to dig out, made sure the cider's hot and ready to go."but it provided plenty of fun for younger fans. 3:44-:53 "one of the big positives about all of this snow, is that there's plenty of it piled up in the parking lot for some sledding and some snowball fights. not your typical tailgate activities."at least not this early in the season. faculty member ann

tv9's brady smith has the story. veterinary student sarah senechel is teaching the basics of animal first- aid. that includes signs of heart distress... 22:10-:13 "something to worry about would be really pale gums, blue gums." ...and something as simple as finding a pulse. 21:21-:26 "and cats, it's hard to feel their femoral artery, regardless of what their cardiovascula r state is."this is just one part of basic animal rescue training, or bart. virginia rud says it's a way for first-responders who typically deal with human patients, to prepare for the unexpected. 38:28-:37 "if there happens to be an animal that's interfering with the first responders, certainly animal control could be called, but by the time they respond, it'd probably be too late."bart instructors also show how to safely restrain agitated or aggressive animals. anything but. 24:12-:18 "if you're able to come around and hold onto his head, and i pull his head into my shoulder. it's away from my face." chandra cristofono focuses on cpr training, sho

in cedar rapids, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. the 649th regional support group will spend a number of weeks at an army post in texas before heading overseas. france has launched a series of airstrikes against isis in retaliation to the friday attacks in paris. plane taking off the french defense ministry say these fighter jets launched several airstrikes in raqqa, syria today. they destroyed isis command and recruitment centers, as well as a training camp. the response come after at least 7 militants killed 129 people and attacks in paris. a global manhunt is underway for one of the attackers - a french national. he 1 of 3 brothers accused of helping carry out the explosions and shootings. 1 of the brothers died in the attacks - while authorities detained the other one in belgium. french officials believe they are connected with isis, which ordered the carefully coordinated attacks. bells ringing meanwhile, people are remembering those who killed on friday. today, the notre dame cathedral in paris held a memorial service for the

in cedar rapids, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. chris, temps will gradually warm up as we go through the week? tonight will not be as cold as here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on black friday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this black friday from 8:00 a.m. till noon the chilly side. winds from the south will keep our temperatures from falling quickly for the first half of the night, before westerly winds take over late. our workweek will consist of a gradual warm-up, starting off 50s by thursday. with this resurgence of warm air overtop a snow pack, dense fog will be a possibility from monday night through mid-week. rain becomes likely on thursday, and along with the snow melt, we will keep an eye on possible flooding in some areas. tonight: skies clearing low: 16-22 winds: w 5-10 alo: 17 dbq: 18 iow: 20tomorrow:

tv-9's brady smith joins us. brady, what did the governor say? branstad said he would be keeping his options open. that was before this order that came from the governor's office this afternoon. branstad says hi wants to ensue state residentstsre safe follooing the attacks in paris, but that he may not have the authority to outright bar syrian refugees from entering the state. so this situation is vury serious..the isis reat i think is growing and isvery dangerous throughout the freeworld and going to do all that i can. i'm just asking the federal government to coordinate and work wth us we spoke with jim olson this afternoo. he's the executive director of he iowa united nations association, an organization at seeks to connect iowans to global issues. olson says caution over the refugee situation is appropriate, but he hopes it doesn't spill over into backlash against the refugees. "with the stepped-up terrorism perpetratete by isis in paris and other parts of the world, caution is understandable, but i don't think that should close off the flow

kcrg t-v nine's brady smith spoke with conference organizjrs this afternoon. brady, this event helps counties get through the legislsltive ocess? isac works in des moines during the legislative session by getting information to lawmakers, and connecting them with county officials. they'll also bring in county officials to testify on certain bblls. every year, isac puts together a list of legislative priorities for the year. for the upcoming session, they'll be focusing on fivf main issues: delinqut court debt, e- 911 funding, fo safety, mental heallh and disability sesevices, and distracted driving. isac's executive director says a bill that would have changed distracted driving into a meaning something an officerr could pulul you over for, gottleft behind during the 2015 session. they'd like to see it get picked up again. "47:54-:12 "we'd like to change the law related to distracted driving to make those primary offenses, so that a police officer or sheriff's deputy or state patrol officer could stop those individuals if they see them in that action." " as for

brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. iowa is one of the leaders of wind energy in the country, but some counties are just adding wind turbines now. the wind energy company, optimum renewables, recently filed an application to put up turbines in the fairbank area. now the fayette county supervisors want to review current ordinances and adopt new ones before making any decisions. and that will put a six month hold on any turbine projects. "the moratorium has already been drafted, so it's public notice they will read it, review it, take any comments and then adopt it." the supervisors will vote on the moratorium, and hold a public comment section during the board meeting this coming monday. local clergy members in iowa city are supporting johnson county's new minimum wage increase. the county's already raised the minimum wage by 90 cents to 8 dollars 20- cents an hour. and by 2017 it will climb to 10-10 an hour. local clergy gathered with low wage workers yesterday on the steps of saint mary's catholic church in iowa city.

brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. whether you like your mashed potatoes with or without lumps, or prefer pecan instead of pumpkin pie, your thanksgiving meal today will cost you more. we count the pennies, nickles and dimes you've spent on your thanksgiving spread next in our david geiger. ---- this years thanksgiving feast may cost the average american a little more.. according to the farm bureau. the cost of a meal for ten is 50 dollars and 11 cents.. 70 cents more than last year.. but before you get worried about that breaking the bank.. that extra cost is primarily because of the avian influenza earlier this year.. while retail prices seem to have stabilized.. a 16 pound turkey has increased by about 9 cents per pound.. compared to last year.. for a total of 23 dollars and four cents per turkey.. many more items went down in price.. like milk.. basic ingredients.. whipping cream.. and cranberries.. the farm bureau survey has been going on since 1986.. when the average cost for the thanksgiving meal was totaled at

kcrg-tv9's brady smith joins us from downtown cedar rapids. brady, this system would be triggered by dangerously cold weather? the executive director of the willis dady emergency shelter says certain windchills and temperatures would prompt shelter services to notify the shelters that have overflow beds. when those filllup, she says they'' open up a new overflow location with additional beds. phoebe trepp made that announcement this afternoon at green square meals. she says if the overflow is triggererd for a night, people in need of shelter can go to any of the meal sites from 4-6 that afternoon. they'll then be taken to shelters by neighborhood transportation services. if the 15 to 18 beds at the shelters fill up, they'll open up that new location, which has another 30 beds. it would be staffed by a willis dady staff member, who will help people get settled in for the night. trepppsays they'rr not telling people the location of that new overflow site, to avoid confusion and keep people going to the existing shelters they know. 43:30-:44 "we'r

kcrg t-v nine's brady smith spoke with the johnson county auditor this afternoon now. brady, what's the concern about the poll watchers? let's say i'm running for city council, and i want someone at a polling location on my behalf making sure the people voting there are eligible and that ballots are getting filled out correctly...th at could mean the difference between winning and losing an election. that's a poll watcher... and johnson county auditor travis weipert says the issue his office is running into is he's hearing about write-in candidates...pe ople who aren't officially on the ballot...wanting to be poll watchers themselves. weipert says that raised concern among candidates who are on the ballot, and some voters. he checked with the secretary of state's office, and it is legal for write-in candidates to be poll watchers. it is however illegal for write-in candidates to have poll-watchers go on their behalf. that means weipert will need to have people from his office stopping by precincts in iowa city and especially university heights, where there are several w

in north liberty, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. the teenaggd boy who haa been charged with the murder of 15-year-old aaron richardson will plead guilty to lesser charges next month. prosecucuors say 14-year- d robert humbles shot southeast cedar rapids on september sixth. new trial information says humbles will plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter, reckless use of a firearm, and going armed with intent. prosecutors had originally charged him with first degree murder. the plea agreement means a judge will send him to a juvenile facility until humbles turns 18. then district court judge will decide whether to release him or order him to serve the remainder of a 25 year prison sentence. the north liberty man accused of shooting a woman to death at coral ridge mall last summer says the two were in a relationship. alexander kozak told investigators he was in a relationship with andrea farrininton prior to killing her. that's according to recently unsealed court records. kozak, wh worked as a mall security guard, told investigators he

kcrg-tv9's brady smith met with a local group of activists who will be at the meeting. ann christenson is one of the founding members of 100 grannies. she'll be at today's hearing before the iowa utilities board. it starts at 9 a-m, and speakers for and against the pipeline will take turns at ththpodium. each person gets 2 minutes to present his or her case. christenson says the pipeline would be disastrous for iowa's wateteways, and there's no way that dakota access - the project developer - is able to guarantee it won't leak. "they're putting our wattrways more at risk, including the mississippi river. if it leaks, and it will, i don't know what'll happen. i mean, we won't have drinkable water. " christenson says more than 200 people are signed up to speak during today's hearing. but she has doubts that everyone will get a chance at the podium before they run out of time. christenson is the first membbr ofofthe 100 grannies to speak, and she's 8th in line. a white university of missouri at rolla student is expected to be in court today for allegedly posting online thr

in cedar rapids, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. we've reached that time of year when the golf courses are starting to close for the season. "i have no idea where that went." people were still playing today at the four city courses in cedar rapids. but tomorrow's the last day the gardner golf course will be open. workers are already winterizing the course. they've shut down irrigation lines and will start to work on the greens. " - at gardner golf course we have a tradition of covering the greens to protect them from the winter winds that can cause damage, so we'll probably be putting those covers on next week."" the twin pines course will close at dusk on november 15th. the ellis golf course will close at dusk on the 22nd... the city has not set a closing date yet for the jones golf course. "thissis one way to bring that and you can have it all." a bridal boutique in dubuque is helping military brides get the day they've always dreamed of. and we'll give you a look at the new telemedicine clinic coming soon to a cedar rapids hy-vee

kcrg-tv9's brady smith reports. new findings from nasa's maven mission reveal another piece of the planet's puzzling history. maven is learning how atmosphere, tracking how solar winds change how quickly atmospheric particles escape into space. jasper halekas says it's part of the "big picture" research on mars, finding evidence that it may not have always been such a terrible place to live. "there might have been water flowing around and atmosphere, and it actually might have been a place where living organisms could have thrived. so the question is, how do you get from that to where it is today?"halekas is in charge of the solar wind ion analyzer instrument, one of 9 experiments on the maven spacecraft. he says that experiment is tied directly to uncovering the mystery behind locating the existing water on mars, and finding out where the rest of it disappeared to. "one of the places that water may come from is the atmosphere. so, by understandin g the atmosphere and its circulation and where it's going, we might b

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kcrg-tv9's brady smith met with a local group of activists who will be at the meeting. ann christenson is one of the founding members of 100 grannies. she'll be at today's hearing before the iowa utilities board. it starts at 9 a-m, and speakers for and against the pipeline will take turns at the podium. each person gets 2 minutes to present his or her case. christenson says the pipeline would be disastrous for iowa's waterways, and there's no way that dakota access - the project developer - is able to guarantee it won't leak. "they're putting our waterways more at risk, including the mississippi river. if it leaks, and it will, i don't know what'll happen. i mean, we won't have drinkable christenson says more than 200 people are signed up to speak during today's hearing. but she has doubts that everyone will get a chance at the podium before they run out of time. groups in iowa are coming together today to help prevent more deaths from heroin. the u-s attorney's office in iowa is working with the u-i's college of public health and injury prevention research center. the

kcrg-tv9's brady smith met with a local group of activists who will be at the meeting. ann christenson is one of the founding members of 100 grannies. she'll be at today's hearing before the iowa utilities board. it starts at 9 a-m, and speakers for and against the pipeline will take turns at the podium. each person gets 2 minutes to present his or her case. christenson says the pipeline would be disastrous for iowa's waterways, and there's no way that dakota access - the project developer - is able to guarantee it won't leak. "they're putting our waterways more at risk, including the mississippi river. if it leaks, and it will, i don't know what'll happen. i mean, we won't have drinkable water. " christenson says more than 200 people are signed up to speak during today's hearing. but she has doubts that everyone will get a chance at the podium before they run out of time. a white university of missouri at rolla student is expected to be in court today for allegedly posting online threats. authorities say 19-year- old hunter park used the so-called anonymous social medi

brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. iowa is one of the leaders of wind energy in the country, but some counties are just addinn wind turbinns now. the wind energy company, optimum renewables, recently filed an application to put up turbines in the fairbank area. now the fayette county supervisors want to review current ordinances and adopt new ones before making any decisions. and that will put a six month hold on any turbine projects. "the moratorium has already been drafted, so it's public notice they wil read it, review it, take any comments and then adopt it." the supervisors will vote on the moratorium, and hold a public comment section during the board meeting this coming nday. local clergy members in iowa city are supporting the county's already raised the@ minimum wage by 90 cents to 8 dollars 20- cents an hour. and by 2017 it will climb to 10-10 an hour. local clergy gathered with low wage workers yesterday on the steps of saint mary's catholic church in iowa city. the inter-faith group stood together in suppor

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is effective immediately smith was released by the san francisco 49ers in august after a list of run-ins with the law before landing across the bay with the raiders. tom bradyier tonight. he touched on the whole deflate-gate situation. then turned to more lighthearted topics. >>:everything that he has got and he has worked for and he had no need to deflate the the football's as evidenced by this year were he has been playing great >> gary :he has made 25 million in commercials >>:he doesn't need my advice anymore >> gary :and all like to make fun of him that he's the only superstar were his wife makes more money than he does--i like to make fun he's not better than montana and here are the sharks to finish up they are in boston tonight and then formed in with the power play--thorton with the power play the sharks won! >> pam :good night everybody we >> pam :good night everybody we will see you tomorrow s, or down. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financin

brady ellingson buries a three - iowa closing the gap. ellingson a freshman was big off the bench - this three by ellingson gives iowa their first lead of the game. daytons scoochie smith high off the glass - cushions the flyers lead. iowa had a chance to tie but play notre dame, who lost today, tomorrow at six. the green bay packers stopped a three-game skid handling minnesota last sunday. packers on a stretch of playing all divisisi teams in the nfc north. hosting chicago on n short week in the frozen tundra. packers retired brett favres jersey at halftime. talking with packer legend bart sturr. was a rainy night - eddie lacy takes the screen pass 25 yards - he went over 100 yards rushing - 7-0 packers. but chicago scored twice in the e cond his way in - 14-13 chicago at the half. 17-13 in the fourth quarter - packers driving - aaron rodgers does something you don't see often - throws an interception. but he'd get one final chance - fires butthey'd come up eight yards short. chicago gets their fifth win 17-13. nfl thanksgiving day action - detroit last in the nfc north - hosting slumping philadelphia. lions looking for their third straight win - matthew stafford find

brady ellingson buries a three - iowa closing the gap. ellingson a freshman was big off the bench - this three by ellingson gives iowa their first lead of the game. daytons scoochie smith high off the lead. peter jok airs a three. dayton wins 82-77. iowa will play notre dame, who lost today, tomorrow at six. for more sports, check us out on ktiv dot com. i'm sam curtiss with the sportsfource morning wrap. >> brett favre was back in green bay yesterday for a special ceremony. at halftime of the bears- packers game, the team revealed his retired number four in their "ring of honor". during favre's 16 years with the packerer he won seven division titles, three league m-v-p's and the 1996 super bowl. the 46-year-old was also honored there in july, when he was inducted into the team's hall of fame and the packers announced their intent the chicago bears s oiled the evening.....eating green bay 17-13. the weather is looking much better today compared to what we saw yesterday here in siouxland. ben's in next to tell us what we can expect for today and for our weekend. and one sioux city resturant yesterday. they offered free meals to people who couldn't afafrd thanksgiving di