live in marion, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. day, category 4 hurricane matth after hitting haiti and cuba. now meteorologis t kaj o'mara joins us to talk about where the hurricane is headed. a wnw path to impact the united states late this week into this weekend. hurricane watches and warnings are posted for parts of florida and impacts may extend through the carolinas as with the latest on storm preparations on the east coast. overnight, preparing for a direct impact. hurricane matthew continues on a wnw path to impact the united states late this week into this weekend. hurricane watches and warnings are posted for parts of florida and impacts may extend through the carolinas as well. coast. overnight, preparing for a direct impact. officials are sounding the alarm.. as hurricane matthew puts the u-s in its bullseye. county "this is very serious. you need to prepare and protect you and your families." nats people from the florida keys.. to south carolina.. are boarding up their homes nats. and filling up their cars. at this gas

brea... chris, police say this is an active criminal investigation, so all agencies were here all night and will be here throughout the day. winneshiek county callers reported hearing multiple gunshots at the mobile home park on dogwood road. when an officer arrived at the mobile home park, he found 2 people were shot and killed. officials couldn't say what the relationship between the 2 people is. marx believes it's an isolated have no reason to believe the public is in any danger at all. obviously that's first and foremost to make sure there's going to be no additional incidents. " at this time, police haven't made any arrests. some witnesses say they heard some of the shots coming from a vehicle. police couldn't confirm that. again, the iowa division of criminal investigation is h homicide. ahead of the third and final presidential debate this week, both hillary clinton and donald trump are prepping for another prime time showdown. here's abc's stephanie ramos with more from washington. hi

brea, what is the city planning to do? chris the city created a fund to help out those jobs and small business recovery fund. this is a partnership between the city, the greater cedar rapids community foundation, and the metro economic alliance. city council put 75 thousand dollars into the fund, and any impacted small business will be able to apply for a 5 thousand dollar grant. businesses interested in applying must be in the 28 foot evacuation area. they must have been in operation during the flood and have 50 or fewer employees. the goal is to get the money distributed as quickly as possible to promote recovery. mayor ron corbett says the city learned a lot of things from 2008, and knew to "for all the businesses out there we're standing with you, we're standing behind you." the city is also asking for the public's help with contributions to the fund. the information on that and the on the city's website, you can also find it on the economic alliance's website. live in downtown cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine new

that's where we find kcrg tv-nine's brea love. brea, this progressive disease hits a lot of people? i'm standing here with angelica vannatta from the alzheimer's association. angelica, could you tell us a little about how the flood affect the race and your effort to get it back on? what's something people should know if they're planning to come out? anything else? the cedar rapids walk to end alzheimer's at the mcgrath amphitheatre, scheduled for saturday, september 24, 2016 is being postponed. after careful consideration of several factors and in the interest of safety for those helping in the fight against alzheimer's disease, the october 15, 2016. all other details about the walk will remain the same .angelica vannatta, director of community outreach for the alzheimer's association east central iowa chapter, understands this may pose an inconvenience or may not be an ideal time to reschedule but hopes most people will make every effort to join the alzheimer's association in three weeks. "we truly appreciate understandin g and patience as we work diligently to ensure we still have

brea, what is the teal pumpkin project? well chris and nicole, households can take a pumpkin like this one, place it on their doorstep, and that way families will know despite the typical candies. here to talk about that with me now is hy-vee dietitan christy frese. halloween is just around the corner; soon the ghosts and goblins will be knocking at the door. with the chance to dress up in costumes and stock up on sweets, halloween is the highlight of the year for many kids. but children with food allergies may not be able to enjoy a carefree halloween like other kids. one in 13 kids has a food allergy. to make halloween more enjoyable for kids with food allergies, your hy-vee registered dietitian will highlight food allergy research & education's teal pumpkin project. to participate teal, the color of food allergy awareness, on your porch to let trick-or- treaters know you have non-food treats available at your house. offering non-food treats, along with candy, is not only a great way to make the holiday inclusive for thos

brea, how do the groups plan to do this? chris, they are looking for the public help to donate a year's supply of diapers to help low income families. i'm standing with...how exactly does this work? what do people need to do? we're halfway through, how are we doing so far? anything else? thanks.. the diaper drive ends the 31st. you can donate by purchasing diapers and donated to a hy-vee store or unity points pediatric locations. cedar rapids, iowa - eastern iowa health center , a comprehensiv e primary health care service provider in eastern iowa, and young parents network , provider of programs and support for local young families, are partnering with unitypoint health - cedar rapids and local hy-vee stores to launch a community- wide initiative to provide donated diapers and diapers purchased with financial donations to the entire year's supply of diapers for local families in need. unity point health has committed to purchasing 50,000 diapers to get the program started. hy- vee food stores and drugstores will be offering

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, how can people still get involved? well chris, october is breast cancer awareness month. so even though our biggest there's 21 more days to help reduce that number and help those fighting. the streets of downtown cedar rapids turned into a sea of teal sunday morning. more than 15 thousand came out to make sure anyone in need has access to breast cancer screenings. 51:57 "ultrasounds, biopsies, mammograms all the way up to actual diagnosis, what's so special about that is we're actually eliminating financial barriers that might prevent someone from trying to reach those services." early detection is key, that's one thing breast cancer survivor suzanne staab wants to stress. 58:57 "i didn't know i had anything wrong with me, i had felt no lump. it was in a spot they found it on a routine mammogram, so i'll tell anyone who will listen get those mammograms ladies." she was diagnosed just a few days after the 2015 especially for you race. and at this year's those steps had a new meaning for her. 56:40 "it was from the end o

brea, the museum's operating fund. support the ncsml while sampling a huge selection of beer, wine, and ciders from around the world - each paired with a dish from a local chef. we hope you'll join us october 7, and say "na zdrav!" to an evening of fun in support of te friday, october 7, 2016, 6:30 pm-10:00 pm where national czech when the school day ends, the work day begins for our september student of the month. 17-year-old mercedez fay is a senior at cedar rapids washington high school. she's already earned her certified nursing assistant license and is working on becoming a registered nurse. she's working this fall at the hiawatha care center where her coworkers say she's very good at her job. you can see mercedez's full story right now on kcrg.com. nayra lujano is a senior at washington high school. nayra is a top student in the classroom with a near 4.0 gpa while taking college-level math, engineering and e-m-t courses. she is multi-lingual, speaking fluent english and spanish and she learned chinese last year.

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, what does this mean for students? chris, fasfa is the gateway to financial aid. couldn't submit the application until january 1st. but that date has moved up 3 months, and that could mean more time to compare dollars. the fafsa is what determines eligibility for federal grants, loans, and work-study programs. it's also needed for most state grants and scholarships. i talked with the university of iowa's student financial aid office about the extra time. for iowa, the deadline to submit is now december first... for priority. officials say this could be a great benefit for a high school senior applying for 55:45 "in the past here at the university of iowa students would of gotten their award notifications the first week of march. now we're think about sending out the middle part of january. i think other schools will be doing the same. then it allows them more time to look over the award notification and make a decision." more benefits of the fafsa update could be.. because it's early, tax information should already be

that's where we find kcrg tv-nine's brea love. brea, this progressive disease hits a lot of people? chris, the disease is the 6th leading cause of death in the u.s. at that's population, many people right here a experiencing the devastating side effects. some are doing anything they can to help. it's a special day for many.. walkers don their purple to help the more than five million facing alzheimer's disease. cousins teresa dusil and karen sweet know it well. they've both seen it in parents, uncles, and others close to them. "9:50it's just sad to see that people don't know you anymore." dusil says watching the effects of disease is a major reason to raise awareness. "7:36it's such a common disease, but when people find out they have i there's not going to be any research and the awareness isn't there." sweet's father was facing alzheimer's in 20-11. which gave her the idea to start team deerborne. ever sinceher family meets in her father's honor and in support of caregivers like her mother. "12:18dad never got to the point where he couldn't remember any of us, but he had gone thro

live in marion, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. the president of iowa state iversity isaking some heat for using a small plane that belongs to the school to fly to and from north carolina. steven leath and his wife own a home and business in that state. those flights cost thousands of dollars in university plane flew leath's brother and sister-in-law to a college basketball game... and a celebrity bow hunter on 4 trips that mixed business and hunting. iowa state says all the flights were justified. the iowa state patrol say the high number of traffic deaths in the state this year is slowing down its investigations . so far this year, 285 people have died in vehicle crashes in the state. that's 40 more deaths than at the same time last year. the state patrol says it's investigating and that number is also up from last year. but the patrol does not have any full-time crash investigators. so troopers are in charge of handling those investigations, along with their other duties. the state patrol says many of those deadly crashes are al

brea, how do the groups plan to do this? chris, they are looking for the public help to donate a year's supply of diapers to help low income families. i'm standing with... do people need to do? we're halfway through, how are we doing so far? anything else? thanks.. the diaper drive ends on the 31st. you can donate by purchasing diapers and donated to a hy-vee store or unity points pediatric locations. cedar rapids, iowa - eastern iowa health center , a comprehensiv e primary health care service provider in eastern iowa, and young parents network , provider of programs and support for local young families, are partnering with unitypoint health - cedar rapids and local hy-vee stores to launch a community- wide initiative to provide donated diapers and diapers purchased with financial bank.the goal is to collect an entire year's supply of diapers for local families in need. unity point health has committed to purchasing 50,000 diapers to get the program started. hy- vee food stores and drugstores will be offering a collection c

live in marion, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. iowans are being asked to get out and move with a short walk today. it's to support the healthiest state initiative, which hopes to turn iowa into the fittest state it city square park in marion at noon. a group walk was scheduled in cedar rapids, but cancelled because of flooding -- still you're free to walk anywhere. while body cameras for police such a vocal issue in 2016, some officers in des moines are working to try and raise money for them. they are doing it through a program called the guardian project. the project raises money in the private sector to buy body cameras for each des moines police officer. des moines police say there is cameras, but there is no funding plan for the next 5 or 6 years in the city budget. that's why they say they're thankful for this help. "thank you to everyone in this room for not only standing behind your police department, but for taking it to a whole other level and standing alongside your police department...in a very important time in our na

that's where we find kcrg tv-nine's brea love. brea, this progressive disease hits a lot of people? chris, the disease is the 6th leading cause of mostly in seniors. with iowa's aging population, many people right here a experiencing the devastating side effects. some are doing anything they can to help. it's a special day for many.. walkers don their purple to help the more than five million facing alzheimer's disease. cousins teresa dusil and karen sweet know it well. they've both seen it in parents, uncles, and others close to them. "9:50it's just sad to see that people don't know you anymore." dusil says watching the reason to raise awareness. "7:36it's such a common disease, but when people find out they have it. they want to hide it and if people want to hide it, there's not going to be any research and the awareness isn't there." sweet's father was facing alzheimer's in 20-11. which gave her the idea to start team deerborne. ever sinceher family meets in her father's honor and in support of caregivers like her mother. "12:18dad never got to the point where he couldn't remembe

brea... chris, police say this is an active criminal investigation, so all agencies were here all night and will be here throughout the day. winneshiek county sheriff dan marx says callers reported hearing multiple gunshots at the mobile home park on dogwood road. when an officer arrived at the mobile home park, he found 2 people were shot and killed. officials couldn't say what the relationship between the 2 19:33:51-:34:02 "at this time we have no reason to believe the public is in any danger at all. obviously that's first and foremost to make sure there's going to be no addi at this time, police haven't made any arrests. some witnesses say they heard some of the shots coming from a vehicle. police couldn't confirm that. again, the iowa division of criminal investigation is helping look into this homicide. iowa has a higher than average rate of accidental shootings for children under the age of 17. the state has about 1 more the associated press and u-s-a today analyzed 2 1/2 years of data

in freeport, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. right now iowa city police are looking for kum and go convenience stores early this morning. the first robbery happened at 3:21 a-m at 513 s. riverside drive. police say the second happened just 9 minutes later at 1310 s. gilbert street. in the first incident, police say a man used a handgun to demand cash. then on gilbert the suspects ran away in both cases, and no one was hurt. police believe the robberies could be connected. officials don't know how much the robbers stole in either case. turning now to the forecast... forget about fall. it feels like summer outside today. justin, how long will this warm weather last? despite clouds, it'll be a warm day with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. the clouds should b goes on. winds will be from the south at 15 to 25 mph, perhaps gusting higher at times. skies continue to clear tonight into tomorrow. tomorrow won't be as warm, but it'll still be mild with highs around 70. we'll continue to come closer to typical highs in the 50s and 60s

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us there now, where brewnost is being held. brea, this is also a fundrais? here goes directly to the museum's operating fund. that's what keeps things moving around here. standing with me now is.. whose her to give us the details. what can people expect if they come out? this is also a fundraiser? now this is a popular event here in eastern iowa. why do you feel people like it so much? i know the museum had to close for the floods, will that change anything with the line up for this year? anything else we need to know? tickets and more visit kcrg dot com. support the ncsml while sampling a huge selection of beer, wine, and ciders from around the world - each paired with a dish from a local chef. we hope you'll join us october 7, and say "na zdrav!" to an evening of fun in support of the ncsml! what brewnost! international beer tasting when friday, october 7, 2016, 6:30 pm-10:00 pm where national czech & slovak museum & library 1400 inspiration places auction is online! open now until friday, october 7 at 9:00 pm, it can be acce

kcrg-tv9's brea love has the latest on the investigation. "it's been a grueling day for law enforcement and residents he for one resident i talked to who wants to remain anonymous, she heard gun shots from her porch and ran over to find two people dead." that's when she screamed for someone to call 911 and deputies arrived on the scene.they spent 17 hours investigating and ruled this situation an isolated incident with no threat to the public. that resident we spoke to said this is something that really shook her up and shouldn't happen in this area. "i just moved here two or three weeks ago, but i've got we're going to lose a kids here. " "again, winnshiek co. sheriff dan marx said this believed to be an isolated incident, with no threat to the public. the office has not arrested anyone in connection. in freeport, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. " whenever you see news, after alerting authorities, give us a call on newsline. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also send us pictures, videos and news tips to newsroom at kcrg dot com. meteorolo

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, how can people still get involved? well chris, october is breast cancer awareness month. so even though our biggest event is done.. locally, the fight is not over. there's 21 more days to help reduce that the streets of downtown cedar rapids turned into a sea of teal sunday morning. more than 15 thousand came out to make sure anyone in need has access to breast cancer screenings. 51:57 "ultrasounds, biopsies, mammograms all the way up to actual diagnosis, what's so special about that is we're actually eliminating financial barriers that might prevent someone from trying to reach those services." early detection is key, that's one thing breast 58:57 "i didn't know i had anything wrong with me, i had felt no lump. it was in a spot where i couldn't feel, it was not very big but they found it on a routine mammogram, so i'll tell anyone who will listen get those mammograms ladies." she was diagnosed just a few days after the 2015 especially for you race. and at this year's those steps had a new meaning for her. 56:40 "it wa

in downtown cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. some bu the process of opening from the flood. coming up tonight at 6 we'll look at one business who will apply toward the fund. turning now to the forecast and meteorologis t joe winters. we have a chance of seeing some frost tonight? the iowa attorney general's office closed its investigation into a cedar rapids officer involved shooting, deeming it justified. calling the actions of officers ashley steil and jeremiah white reasonable 12th, they responded to a domestic disturbance at 1735 edgewood drive northwest. when officers arrived, police say markell bivins was stabbing a woman in the face and neck. documents show bivins did not comply with commands to stop, and officers shot and killed him. we talked to his victim, raelynn finn. she said officers had to shoot bivins, to stop him from hurting her. she described their relationship as violent and she was trying to whenever you see news, let us know by calling our newsline 9. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email us pictu

brea, this is also a fundraiser? chris, it is. the money raised here goes directly to the museum's operating fund. that's what keeps things moving around here. standing with me now is.. whose what can people expect if they come out? this is also a fundraiser? now this is a popular event here in eastern iowa. why do you feel people like it so much? i know the museum had to close for the floods, will that change anything with the line up for this year? anything else we need to know? thanks.. brewnost is this friday the 7th at 6:30. for information on tickets and more visit kcrg dot com. support the ncsml while sampling a huge selection of beer, wine, and ciders from around the world - each paired with a dish from a local chef. we hope you'll join us october 7, and say "na zdrav!" to an evening of fun in support of the ncsml! october 7, 2016, 6:30 pm-10:00 pm where national czech & slovak museum & library 1400 inspiration place sw cedar rapids, ia 52404 the silent auction is online! open now until friday, october 7 at 9:00 pm, it can

brea... chris, police say this is an were here all night and will be here throughout the day. ...game 2 of the nlcs last night... los angeles and 2-0 edge in the best of 7 series. top 2... no score... not for much longer. adrian gonzalez with a deep shot to left center... a solo home run. 1-0 dodgers. on a warm night at wrigley, would a single run be enough?? possibly. bottom 7... l-a's clayton kershaw pitching... one on... an javier baez turns on the torque... deep to center field... would it be... to the 9th... still 1-0 dodgers... anthony rizzo lines out to second... and that's it. dodgers win 1-0... the series is tied at 1... next three games are in los angeles, starting tuesday... apple has a quick fix for iphone 7 owners who are having a problem with the home button. the update users need to install in today's tech presidential debate this week, both hillary clinton and donald trump are prepping for another prime time showdown. here's abc's stephanie ramos with more from washington. hil

kcrg-tv9's brea love joins us now. brea, what is some of vernon's history leading up to this point. well, chris and nicole vernon ran for office a couple times before. just last year, she ran for the lieutenant governor position along side jack hatch. vernon also ran for this house seat when she lost against pat murphy in the primaries two years ago. now she's hoping this election will be in her favor. monica vernon's political career began duin "41:05i remember thinking we can get through this. we worked with citizens all over the community, clearing the streets, and i thought 'oh we're going to have the greatest summer ever." the epic flood happened instead. that meant most of her term focused on recovering from disaster. "41:32we worked one on one with so many homeowners, small business people, the government didn't even have programs for as many small business people as were hit in this community, so we helped create that." afteg started on the public buildings. "42:10the beautiful library we have today, our convention center, which is used all the time, and really newbo, the ne

brea, how can people still get involved? well chris, october is breast cancer awareness month. so even though our biggest event is done.. locally, the fight is not over. there's 21 more days to help reduce that number and help those fighting. the streets of downtown cedar rapids turned into a sea of teal sunday morning. more than 15 thousand came out to make sure anyone in need has access to breast cancer mammograms all the way up to actual diagnosis, what's so special about that is we're actually eliminating financial barriers that might prevent someone from trying to reach those services." early detection is key, that's one thing breast cancer survivor suzanne staab wants to stress. 58:57 "i didn't know i had anything wrong with me, i had felt no lump. it was in a spot where i couldn't feel, it was not very big but they found it on a routine mammogram, so i'll tell anyone who will listen get those mammograms ladies." she was diagnosed just a few days after the 2015 especiallf you race. and at this year's those steps had a new meaning for her. 56:40 "it was from the end of dec

kcrg-tv9's brea love joins us now. brea, there are people who are looking into the science of people's otherworldly experiences? chris and nicole, they call themselves paranormal investigators. they've made it their mission to search for the supernatural and to separate "45:40someone's in there. i could literally hear music from laying right here. my bed was right here. i could literally hear music." marissa villhauer and her mother cindy moved into this apartment more than ten years ago. and ever since they've heard music. but there's no radio on, and the music definitely isn't coming from them. they tracked it to this door, which leads to a back apartment. but the door is sealed shut. "38:37i would hear radios at night and stuff, so i told the going on back there.. he's like nah nah, and i said no really." so, they checked it out. no one was back there, there's not even electricity in that room. the music, lamps falling over, and unexplained knocking... all drove villhauer to reach out to scott johnston and cedar rap

brea, how do the groups plan to do this? chris, they are looking for the public help to donate a year's supply of with... how exactly does this work? what do people need to do? we're halfway through, how are we doing so far? anything else? thanks.. the diaper drive ends on the 31st. you can donate by purchasing diapers and donated to a hy-vee store or unity points pediatric locations. cedar rapids, iowa - eastern iowa health center , a comprehensiv e primary health care service provider in eastern iowa, and young parents network , provider of programs and support for local young unitypoint health - cedar rapids and local hy-vee stores to launch a community- wide initiative to provide donated diapers and diapers purchased with financial donations to the eastern iowa diaper bank.the goal is to collect an entire year's supply of diapers for local families in need. unity point health has committed to purchasing 50,000 diapers to get the program started. hy- vee food stores and drugstores will be offering a collection campaign in

kcrg-tv9's brea love joins us now. brea, what is some of vernon's history leading up to this point. well, chris and nicole vernon ran for office a couple times before. just last year, she ran with jack hatch, hoping iowa. vernon also ran for this house seat when she lost against pat murphy in the primaries two years ago. now she's hoping this election will be in her favor. monica vernon's political career began on the cedar rapids city council during an icy winter in 2008. "41:05i remember thinking we can get through this. we worked with citizens all over the community, clearing the streets, and i thought 'oh we're flood happened instead. that meant most of her term focused on recovering from disaster. "41:32we worked one on one with so many homeowners, small business people, the government didn't even have programs for as many small business people as were hit in this community, so we helped create that." after getting the people back on their feet, she started on the public buildings. "42:10the beautiful library we have today, our convention center, which is used all the time, and

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, what does this mean for students? chris, fasfa is the gateway to financial aid. in previous years, families couldn't submit the application until january 1st. but that date has moved up 3 months, and that could mean more time to compare dollars. the fasfa is what determines eligibility for federal grants, loans, and work-study programs. it's also needed for most state grants and iowa's student financial aid office about the extra time. for iowa, the deadline to submit is now december first... for priority. officials say this could be a great benefit for a high school senior applying for the first time. 55:45 "in the past here at the university of iowa students would of gotten their award notifications the first week of march. now we're think about sending out the middle part of january. i think other schools will be doing the same. then it allows them more time to look over the award notification and make a decision." more benefits of the fasfa update could be.. because university of iowa students would of gotten thei

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, fasfa 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 study. it's also needed for most state grants and scholarships. there's quite a few benefits to an earlier fasfa. one being families will already know their tax information, making the application process much easier. the university of iowa's student financial aid office says it's important to get the word out about this change.. especially for students currently in college. 59:17 "we've sent out a lot of information to our returning students, because that would be the group that has been accustom to filing the fasfas in the past on january 1st. we're also sending out information to first year applicants." according to research about 7 out of 10 students will use financial aid at some point while pursuing a degree. there's plenty of time to fill out the

brea, there are people who are looking into the science of people's otherworldly experiences? chris and nicole, they call themselves paranormal investigators. they've made it their mission to search for the supernatural and to separate fact from fiction. "45:40someone's in there. i could literally hear music from laying right here. my bed was right here. i could literally hear music." marissa villhauer and apartment more than ten years ago. and ever since they've heard music. but there's no radio on, and the music definitely isn't coming from them. they tracked it to this door, which leads to a back apartment. but the door is sealed shut. "38:37i would hear radios at night and stuff, so i told the landlord, i said, there's radios going on back there.. he's like nah nah, and i said no really." so, they checked it out. no one was back there, there's not even electricity in that room. the music, lamps falling over, and unexplained knocking... all drove villhauer to reach out to scott johnston all across eastern iowa... searching for proof of the paranormal. while the team believe

brea made $200,000. riverside made $70,000. rancho cucamonga lost $92,000.st $300,000. five locations of which three of them make money. where is the cash to fund the loss coming from? -shauna: buena park. -lemonis: where else? -paul: brea. -shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah. we're trying to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it'

brea, there are people who are looking into the science of people's otherworldly experiences? chris and nicole, they call themselves paranormal investigators. they've made it their mission to search for the supernatural and to separate fact from fiction. "45:40someone's in there. i could literally hear music from laying right here. my bed was right here. i could literally hear music." marissa villhauer and her mother cindy moved into this apartment more than ten years ago. and ever since they've music definitely isn't coming from them. they tracked it to this door, which leads to a back apartment. but the door is sealed shut. "38:37i would hear radios at night and stuff, so i told the landlord, i said, there's radios going on back there.. he's like nah nah, and i said no really." so, they checked it out. no one was back there, there's not even electricity in that room. the music, lamps falling over, and unexplained knocking... all drove villhauer to reach out to scott johnston and cedar rapids paranormal. the team investigates hauntings all across eastern iowa... searching for

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tv nine's brea love will have that story on the kcrg-tv nine news at 10. one church in cedar rapids did more than hand out candy today. lo lovely lane united methodist church went to cedarwood hills apartments on the northeast side to help people living there. members of the church handed out socks, mittens, hats and books for children and their families. the congregation donated all the items. the church says they appreciate "people are very generous today. i've had lots of thanks. when i've gone through the apartments and knocked, people said, 'really? you're just bringing free stuff for us? thank you very much.' " all told, the church helped about 50 people. a therapy dog that helps a local boy is making a comeback. sparkey is recovering after a near-death experience with a rare disease. his best friend couldn't be happier. . another loss this weekend means the window is closing for the u-n-i pa playoffs. stay with tv9. we have some good news to share. a service dog is happy to be home with his family in rs atr a a service dog is happy to be home with h

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kcrg-tv9's brea love has the story. monica vernon's political career began on the cedar rapids city council during an icy winter in 2008. "41:05i remember thinking we can get through this. we worked with citizens all over the community, clearing the streets, and i thought 'oh we're flood happened instead. that meant most of her term focused on recovering from disaster. "41:32we worked one on one with so many homeowners, small business people, the government didn't even have programs for as many small business people as were hit in this community, so we helped create that." after getting the people back on their feet, she started on the public buildings. "42:10the beautiful library we center, which is used all the time, and really newbo, the newbo city market, the amphitheater, those were all things i worked on." with september's flood, vernon says she plans to fight in congress to get federal help to pay for permanent flood protection in cedar rapids and other towns that need it. congress all over the country who have t

we had kcrg-tv9's brea love look into the science to separate the fact from the fiction. take a look and decide-- ghosts, or just boasts? "45:40someone's in there. i could literally hear music from hear music." marissa villhauer and her mother cindy moved into this apartment more than ten years ago. and ever since they've heard music. but there's no radio on, and the music definitely isn't coming from them. they tracked it to this door, which leads to a back apartment. but the door is sealed shut. "38:37i would hear radios at night and stuff, so i told the landlord, i said, there's radios going on back there.. he's like nah nah, and i said no really." so, they checked it out. no one was back there, there's not even electricity in that room. so, they checked it out. no one was back there, there's not even electricity in that room. the music, lamps falling over, and unexplained knocking... all drove villhauer to reach out to scott johnston and cedar rapids paranormal. the team investigates hauntings all across eastern iowa... searching for proof of the paranormal. investiga

kcrg-tv nine's brea love has that story in tonight's if you spent time downtown sunday morning, things looked like a sea of teal. the race means different thing for different people. some use it as a sign of celebration, others remembrance. but this year's race is all about the fight for suzanne staab. 55:46 "it was exactly a year ago right now that i went in for my physical and mammogram and they found something." she was diagnosed with breast cancer just days race. she had surgery, but her tests came back with a high reoccurrence score. that meant chemo and radiation. 57:19 "i have two teenage girls and that was maybe the hardest part telling them and having to watch them go through that with me. i have an older son and daughter and law and they're wonderful too they've all been there with me" and friends too, supporting her from the end of december until now, all dawning their team suza-palooza shirts. staab is finished with radiation and starting to get her strength back. she wants to urge everyone to remember early detection is key. 58:57 "i didn't know i had anything wrong with m

been a part of the park for the past 3 a note to pass along to drivers, there is a major waterline brea alone lakeshore boulevardrd it will be shut down from east 200-east 206 street including both east and west bound, they say that it is causing the road to collapse,anan using side street, repaired. will then need to an umbrella tonight to progressive field. >> i would, just in case. will be light and fleeting hopefully. we had a great picture from. we heard some bad news, cubs fans, the goat curse. go tribe. this is the view from chesterland. going to allow the sunset from last night.. look at those high clouds from last takes care of us. 7 degrees currently. very mild temperatures sparse cloud cover across most of the statete but to the north a few more clouds. these are not thick. these are not productive currently, this afternoon could be a different story. >> rainfall assembly had to go to about 4:00 o'clock until the showers appear and then about 1:00 o'clock we will see some showers in the area , so for the watch party you may want to bring your umbrella. today, 73. cloudy, bree