brea chris? thanks, brea. hundreds packed the u.s cellar ccenter this afternoon for z-102.9's annual bridal show. plenty of people walked the space viewing dozens of bohs with all of the items they need to make their special day perfect. local vendors held displays with gowns, tuxedos, cakes, and plenty more. the station say this event is also a way to give back to their listeners and help them plan everything in one spot. "cedar rapids and the surrounding area has a lot to offer that you might not know about, so coming to an event like this opens your eyes to all the different people that can help you plan your wedding." promotions director jayme hunter says quite a few brides-to-be leave the showcase with less stress, knowing that they already have some aspects of she says they plan to hold another event like this next month for prom dresses. for all of the talk from politicians about "millionaires and billionaires", quite a few of us bought powerball tickets to try and become one... once again... no winner

brea chris? thanks, brea. as some presidential candidates leave iowa after a weekend of campaigning, plenty of their opponents will be arriving in eastern iowa to shake hands on monday and tuesday. for the republicans, tuesday brings at least 3 candidates in the field for 2016. speak at the university of northern iowa on tuesday night. former florida governor jeb bush will make an appearance at the coralville public library that day as well. also, former arkansas governor mike huckabee has multiple stops throughout eastern iowa over the next two days - fairfield and ottumwa on monday. and washington, williamsburg, coralville and muscatine on tuesday. trump told a crowd on saturday while speaking at the surf ballroom in clear lake that he plans to be back in iowa plenty between now and the caucuses on february 1st. texas senator ted cruz is closing out a 6-day bus tour today. this video is from his drop-in at luigi's restaurant in oelwein on saturday. former secretary of state hillary clinton will be campaignin

live in the newsroom, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. law enforcement and gun dealers say they're seeing more people buying guns and a alying for carry permits in iowa. the national instant criminal background check system says iowa had more than 25,941 firearm background checks in december. that's the highest number of checks of any month last year. sheriff offices say they're also seeing people coming in to renew their five-year carry permits. a state law went into effect in 2011 that let people apply for t tse five-year permits. so anyone who applied at that time must now renew their permit. iowa senator chuck grassley will hola judiciary committee hearing tomorrow concerning mentnt health issues in the criminal justice system. grassley chairs that committee. the committee will discuss a bill that would provide more grants for mental health programs. the mental health and safe communities act would also set up a program to send more offenders to drug or appropriate. they've been a long time comimg, but iowa's one week from tonight. re

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brea, what does the auditor's office plan to do? the auditor's office has worked hard to get this system to work since they missed the deadline at the end of december. that valuation report is important because it tells different entities like cities, townships, and school districts how to determine their yearly budget. if that number is less than last year's budget, it could raise property taxes. frustrating for linn county auditor joel miller. "the software and or system has not operated in the manner that allows us to generate the report, and that's where we are today." he says people want to know when they'll get the report. "we can tell them all it's going to be there tomorrow, but i've been hopeful of that for a couple of weeks now, and it's just not happening." "it gets so far and then it basically goes belly up and stops or locks up." the linn county treasurer also uses part of the system to send out tax bills. but despite past problems, this office is also able to do everything manually as a backup. "it takes a little extra

brea? chris, this hydrant, about 8 miles away from high ridge, is what troops are using to pump clean water into the town's water towers. most of the flooding in town subsided, but the pure water is still an issue. these troops are on their third day of hard work, and its been non stop since they arrived january 1st. cg-2nd. lieutenant kenneth voorhees - iowa national guard- sot "when settled in. we had pretty much a couple hours off, and we started up at 3 in the morning" 3 in the morning until 3 at night.. troops are working in 12 hour shifts to make sure high ridge residents are regaining a necessity. within the last 72 hours they've run 174,000 gallons of purified water. sot " they have pumps hooked up to the fire hydrants and basically a fire hose runs, and we fill the hippos, water tanks on the back of the trucks and we have pumps on the back of the hippos, that will pump them into a tank, and into the water tower." the water from the hydrants is completely clean, but not suitable for

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kcrg-tv9's brea love reports that the library says its going to do all it can to keep things close to the way they are. on a cold sunday afternoon plenty of people are using computers, or picking out books s read during the weeee so the cedar rapids public library is doing all it can make sure they can always have some sort of access. "we have worked extensively to look at the cuts we needed to make, and to try and have the least impact possible on our patrons. we did a lot extensive rerearch and study." research on door counts, computer usage, program attendance, and more. that research concluded both and only be open six days a week. the ladd library will close on saturdays, sundays. "we tried to choose hours that would be the least impactful of our patrons but we certainly ununrstand any hours we chose are going to make someone unhappy, they certainly don't make us happy." andrea rauch recently started spending more time at the library with her son, christian. "it allows them time to socialize with other children, and they have a lot of activities at this library since its opened u

tv-9's brea love with that story. the troops will be there over the next few days focusing on transporting water, and building that purification system. the new year brings the start of a new iowa legislative session. that's one week from today. for the past 5 years, the legislature has been split between republicans and democrats, with republican terry branstad as governor. this year, the democrats control the senate with a narrow margin, 26 to 24. republicans hold the majority in the house, 57 to 43. an issue that occupied a lot of time during the 2015 session was k-through-12 education funding. another issue lawmakers will still likely be at odds over, is the change in iowa's medicaid program. two iowa legislators say their work doesn't end there. "raising the minimum wage so we at elast get a start on iowans having a living wage sand not having to live in poverty working 20 hours a week... " "we havent done anything with create a better enviroment so iowans and business have more money in their pockets at the end

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in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news." waverly city leaders have a waverly city leaders have a better idea about the future of a historic bridge that isn't safe right now. tonight, the city hosted an open house that presented several options to people. they include doing nothing, demolishing the bridge or replacing it with a concrete bridge. the city council will now consider a formal proposal - and could make a decision in about a month. some people aren't letting the bone-chilling temps stop them from taking advantage of all that winter has to offer. hear from those who bundled up - and came out to an annual ice festival held in dubuque. unseat the number 1 team in the country tonight at hilton. but first here's a look at the most popular stories today on kcrg dot- com. stay with your 24 hour news season - even with the near zero temperatures. hosted its annual ice fest this weekend. the event featured snow and ice sculptures, sledding and other winter-related activities. kcrg-tv9's dubuque bureau chief tie wiedemann sto

kcrg-tv nine's brea love talked with troops in cedar rapids while they loaded for the trip. these soldiers are hard at work cleaning up more than a dozen water tanks they will take to high ridge missouri. "the river that goes through that town is currently at 27 feet i believe was the last report, and the flood stage is 16, so it took out their water treatment plant." the treatment plant that purifies all of the water for the town. troops will bring 16 tanks, which hold 2 thousand gallons of potable water, and can pump 125 gallons "they go through about a million gallons of water a day, and that's with their treatment plan online so with it offline they're going to go through water super quickly." that's why the soldiers are here, loading, fueling, and double checking to make sure everything is ready to go for the 65 hundred residents in need. "with the flooding a lot of folks are out of their homes, that takes off their food supply , they're not able to cook, their not able to bathe, and water is an essential thing to life. you can go up to 2 weeks without food but only a c

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in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. some loras college mentors take time each week to help younger students in the dubuque community. hear how the national program benefits both the mentor and their mentee. stay with kcrg-tv9. some students in dubuque can mentoring help through a national program called "check and connect." the program pairs high school students with older students who are studying at loras college. today, governor branstad signed a proclamation declaring january as mentoring month across the state. he says more than eight thousand mentors across the state already help kids through various programs. but he says thousands more could benefit from such an opportunity. kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann shows how mentors from loras college in dubuque will be able to help younger students. this might look like just a couple gal pals, chatting it up. but the connections these two young women are making, is making a huge "she's sometimes grumpy when she comes to school. but after an hour with me she's happy and s

kcrg-tv9's brea love reports. "behind me is what's left of a home where two sisters were found early tuesday morning. trinity and lena bartles were the only ones home at the time." yoyo could still smell s ske in the air tuesday neighbors did all they could to save the girls. "a passing motorist called in saw smoke coming from m e house behind me, by the time he gogo turned around and stopped tried to make entry into the house, the house was engulfed in flames." crews had a hard time putting out the fire due to frigid temperatures freezing equipment. after it was extinguished, crews found the siststrs inside. mccullick says this type of tragedy doesn't happen often, and has a huge impact on the village. "this is a very small, close knit community, things like this affect us greatly, but the nice thing about this community is we pull together well as a community, and i think together we'll get through this." "the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in wauzeka, wisconsin, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news." a

in north liberty, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. ted cruz is on the defensive ahead of the g-o-p presidential debate tomorrow a new report says he didn't disclose a major loan when he ran for senate in 20-12. what a nice change as the cold tonight stay in the 20s and with a partly cloudy day on thursday we 30s throughout eastern iowa. as our next storm approaches thursday night, some light mix could develop with light snow showers possible pours into the region for the weekend and sticks with us for the early part of the week. have a great night! tonight: partly cloudy low: 20-26 winds: sw 5-10 tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 36-42 winds: s 5-15tomorrow night: chance of light mix low: 24-30 winds: s 5-15friday: chance of light snow high: 32 - low: 27 saturday: light snow late high: 9 - low: 9 sunday: sunny and cold high: 1 - low: -5 monday: chance of snow late high: : - low: -8 tuesday: partly cloudy high: 20 - low: 4 wednesday: partly cloudy calling on bernie sanders to release specifics on several of his proposals. and donald trump,

kcrg t-v nine's brea love explains. "if your numbers aren't matching up, and you didn't score the winning ticket, don't fret. 25 cents of every dollar goes to help causes right here in iowa." the money from lottery ticket sales goes directly into a state general fund, the biggest pool of money with in dollars departments including education, law enforcement, one specific cause, the iowa trust fund. "we're very proud to be helping veterans and their families the lottery gives 2.5 million dollars to the trust fund every year so that totals up to about 20 million dollars cause." the lottery has donated 1.6 billion dollars since it took over lottery operation in 1985. feels good to know the money is making a difference the state. "before states began to operate lotteries, lottery entertainment was still there it was just being run by untoward organizations, certainly weren't using the money for good causes. so states stepped in and said if this type of organization is going to exist we want the money to be used for good, no

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in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. a group in waterloo is working to raise thousands of dollars to help the homeless. hear why the catholic worker house says it wants to purchase another home to help those who need a place to stay. first here's a look at the most popular stories today on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. more homeless people in could soon have another place to stay overnight.. the catholic worker house provides is a shelter for men, women and children. it already has two buildings, and now it's raising money to buy another one. kcrg t-v nine's sarah mccarthy shows why the organization says it's important to have a new location. 05:21:40 "the group owns two homes that are often full, sometimes with people sleeping on the floor to stay out of the cold. but they're hoping donations will help purchase a third home, expanding resources one waterloo man says saved his life." 05:20:15 "i'd be dead by now, but the lord and good people like this brought me through it." henson found she

in north liberty, brea love, kcrg-t-t nine news. democratic candidate bernie sanders was in fayette today. there, he talked about his plans for education, proposing free tuition for students at public colleges and universities. "young people are leaving school hhh student debt. thatatill continue to happen unless young people get involved in the political process. " on health care, social security. he has several stops including one at iowa state uversity. sanders, clinton and former maryland governor martin o'malley - will be in des moines tomorrow night for another town hall. democratic caucus-goers will have a chance to ask the presidential hopefuls questions. it starts at 8 o'clock, and you can see it on kcrg 9.2. c-n-n's chris cuomo will moderate that event. on the republican side... a poll out today shows marco rubio is still holding onto third place in the g-o-p field, here in iowa. today he got just 12 percent to trump's commanding 34 percent in the fox news poll. but whwht could be helping rubio endorsement from the des moi

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in hiawatha, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. ten people are dead from a suicide bombing near popular tourist destinations in istanbul. the turkish government suspects attack that killed mostly the cold is short lived as we temperatures already tonight. overnight we will remain steady and then slowly rise after midnight with more clouds building from west to east. scattered flurries are in our forecast on wednesday, but should not cause any major issues. we are for the later in the week that could bring wintry precipitation to eastern iowa. tonight: partly cloudy low: -3-3 winds: sw 5-15tomorrow: m/cloudy, sct. flurries high: 22-28 winds: s 5-15tomorrow night: low: 17-23 winds: sw 5-10thursday: partly cloudy high: 37 - low: 20 friday: chance of rain/snow [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all

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in strawberry point, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. four people are dead after an early morning fire in boone county. 27-year-old amber sorenson and her children- riley, autumn and brayden were all killed in the fire in boxholm around 1 this morning. that's a small community of about 200 people is about 30 minutes south of fort dodge. the father, john sorenson, was reportedly working at the time of the fire. boone county emergency management reports some of the hydrants and even pumps on the fire trucks froze, causing firefighters to go out of town to get more water. the cause is under investigation. we have an update on a story we first brought you tonight at 5:30... cedar rapids officer was seriously injured after a fight at a laundromat on the city's southwest side today. investigators were on scene in the parking lot of 6th street and 8th avenue sw around 3 this afternoon. police were called out on a domestic disturbance at the soapy waters laundromat when - they say the officer was speaking with a suspect when he punched the offic

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tv-9's brea love will report from missouri today, about how iowans are helping our neighbors to the south. you can catch that story tonight on the kcrg-tv 9 news at 5-30 and 10. taking the last bow.... u-s fans get ready to watch the of a famous british television low clouds are oozing their way south today, which will keep us in pretty gray skies. temperatures will climb to the middle 20s. some partial clearing is possible late tonight, followed by a fair bit of sunshine for monday. it'll still be chilly, though, with highs remaining in the middle 20s. clouds increase on wednesday, but so do our temperatures. we have the chance of a rain/snow mix thursday and friday. at this point, precipitation amounts don't look particularly heavy, but there'll be often. today: mostly cloudy high: 22-28 winds: nw 10-15 alo: 23 dbq: 24 iow: 26 tonight: some clearing late low: 11-17 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 13 dbq: 15 iow: 16 tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 22-28 winds: n se 5-10 alo: 25 dbq: 24 iow: 26tomorrow night: partly cloudy low: 10-16 winds: s 5-15 alo: 12 dbq: 11 iow: 14 tuesday: partly cloudy high: 30

kcrg-tv9's brea love explains why it could be dangerous for infants. "pediatric offices like this one are seeing an increase in the the rsv virus, but doctors say it's typical this time of year." with the temperatures dropping and everyone staying inside, rsv is spreading faster. according to the centers for disease control and children under five in the u-s, the virus will outpatient visits and more than 50 thousand hospitalizations. with most of the symptoms resembling the common coldldit can be treated like the flu and treated at home. but when infants are breathing it turns serious. "there's many viruses that can cause similar symptoms, but treatment for rsv, some people will require breathing treatments, steroids but treat it, those are a small population of kids who require additional treatment, so its really just supportive measures." linn county public health says to keep the virus away the public should remember the three c's. cover your cough, cover your sneeze, and clean your hands often. along with staying home if anyone in the household is

kcrg-tv9's brea love is in missouri with the latest on clean-up. these troops are on their third day of hard work, and its been non stop since they arrived january 1st. cg-2nd. lieutenant kenneth voorhees - iowa national guard- sot "when we arrived here we just go settled in. we had pretty much a couple hours off, and we started up at 3 in the morning" 3 in the morning until 3 at night.. troops are working in 12 hour shifts to make sure high ridge residents are regaining a necessity. within the last 72 hours they've run 174,000 gallons of water. sot " they have pumps hooked up to the fire hydrants and basically a fire hose runs, and we fill the hippos, water tanks on the back of the trucks and we have pumps on the back of the hippos, that will pump them into a tank, and into the water tower." the water from the hydrants is completely clean, but not suitable for drinking. the town is under a boil order, but lieutenant voorhees says residents very thankful. sot "there have been a lot of honks, and waves, and thank yous as people drive by." he says be

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tv-9's brea love with that story. the cedar rapids city council has to approve the the budget in then take effect by the end of march. football champion tonight. the number one ranked clemson tigers will face the number two alabama crimson tide. the two will play at university of phoenix stadium in glendale arizona that game starts at 7:30 and you can s-p-n. hundreds of athletes will make their way to one eastern iowa city today. they'll be skiing, skating and snow shoeing in the 30th annual special olympic winter games. up next... this morning's first alert storm team meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now. today, followed up by a chance of light snow, primarily in the evening hours. an arctic front is responsible for squeezing out the snow showers tonight. nobody should exceed an inch, with most areas just picking up a few tenths of an inch of fluffy snow. wind will pick up after midnight with temperatures falling fast. plan on wind chills tuesday morning to be down again around -20 in many areas. the rest of the wee

kcrg-tv9's brea love reports that the library says its going to do all it can to keep things close to the way they are now. on a cold sunday afternoon plenty of people are using computers, or picking out books to read during the week. so the cedar rapids public library is doing all it can make sure they can always have some sort of access. "we have worked extensively to look at the cuts we needed to make, and to try and have the least impact possible on our patrons. we did a lot extensive research and study." research on door counts, computer usage, program attendance, and more. that research concluded both locations should close at 8 o'clock on weeknights, week. the ladd library will close on saturdays, and the downtown location on sundays. "we tried to choose hours that would be the least impactful of our patrons but we certainly understand any hours we cose are going to make someone unhappy, they certainly don't make us happy." andrea rauch recently started spending more time at the library with her son, christian. "it allows them time to socialize with other children, and they hav

tv-9's brea love with that story. the troops will be there over the next few days focusing on transporting water, and building that purification system. the new year brings the start of a new iowa legislative session. that's one week from today. for the past 5 years, the legislature has been split between republicans and democrats, with republican terry branstad as governor. this year, the democrats control the senate with a narrow margin, 26 to 24. republicans hold the majority in the house, 57 to 43. an issue that occupied a lot of time during the 2015 session was k-through-12 education funding. another issue lawmakers will still likely be at odds over, is the change in iowa's medicaid program. new mayors are set to take over in black hawk county this month. in waterloo, quentin hart will begin a 2-year term in the mayor's office with a ceremony at the city council meeting at 5:30 tonight. african-american election against former mayor tim hurley brown will take over for long-time mayor, jon crews. brown also won a

in strawberry point, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. a mother and her three children are dead from a house fire in central iowa. firefighters were at a house in boxholm around one yesterday morning. that's a small community of about two hundred people people -- about 30 minutes south of fort dodge. the des moines register reports 27- year-old amber sorenson and her children- riley, autumn and brayden all died in the fire. " went in to do a house search and didn't find any on the initial search. but there's one room we couldn't get in because the e or was wedged. changed broke the door down and found the victims in there. " boone county emergency management reports some of the hydrants and pumps on the fire trucks froze, forcing firefighters to go out of town to get more water. a fire in waterloo destroyed a car and a garage. these photos from the waterloo-cedar falls curier show the damage behind this house at 14-07 vine street. firefighters were called out to the home around fire also damaged the one was hurt. remember, whenever you se

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brea ann belcher of north carolina is charged with accessory after the fact to murder. police say geoffrey ndwiga of roanoke was found dead at the rodeway inn on orange avenue from apparent gunshot wounds. jamal daniels of south carolina was arrested and charged with first degree murder. mya rae lee was also charged with accessory after the fact. ### crews continue working around the clock to clear snow and slush from the streets after temperatures dropped below freezing last night. many are still dealing with slick conditions. roanoke... who say this mix of slush and snow at the intersection of old mountain road and nelms lane is known for leaving drivers stranded. city leaders say some streets needed multiple passes because the snow was so packed down from cars coming and going during the snow storm. tammy perdue - 09:08:30 at the bottom of the hill, there have been people just stopped in the center of the road because they couldn't make it up the hill. bump to: don goode - 9:20:10 it's just something about that hill. every time it snows it's rough. i got stuck there

tonight at 10 tv-9's brea love will sit down with clinton to discuss her campaign's direction. clinton, bernie sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley - will be in des moines on monday night for another town hall. the presidential hopefuls will answer questions from democratic caucus-goers. it starts at 8 o'clock, and you can see it on kcrg 9.2. c-n-n's chris cuomo will moderate that event. on the republican side, a fox news poll out today shows presidential candidate donald trump with the lion's share of support among trump received 34 percent. that's up about 10 percent from one week ago. ted cruz came in second with 23 percent. marco rubio got just 12 percent. the margin of error is plus or minus five percent. many presidential candidates appeared on the sunday talk shows this morning, but florida senator marco rubio was in cedar rapids. he held a town hall this afternoon at the best western on the northeast side of town. during that stop, bio talked about his plan for tional security. bubuearlier today, he sat down with kcrg-tv 9's chris earl in our studio. as