severe thunderstorm warning for tama county. 4 pm) nwsbot: local storm report by nws dmx: centerville [appanoose co, trained spotter reports tstm wnd dmg at 03:35 pm cst -- trained spotter reported numerous branches u uwards of 6 inches of diameter down as well as a tree approximately 3 feet in diamettr. time radaa estimated. kcci-frank.scaglione has joined the room media-daniel.kayser has joined the room kcrg-chris.havely has left the room (4:05 pm) nwsbot: dmx cancels severe thunderstorm warning for [iamedia-daniel.kayser has left the roooo (4:05 pm) nwsbot: local storm report by nws dmx: alleman [polk co, ia] law enforcement reports tstm wnd dmg at 03:41 pm cst -- trees down (4:06 pm) nwswst: des moinene,ia (dsm) asos (caution: maintenance check indicator) reports tornado kdsm 112154z cor 24008kt 10sm few014 few075 sct090 bkn200 17/12 a2923 rmk ao2 pk wnd 17046/2130 wshft 2119 rae48 tsb09e45 slp896 b30e40 mov ne ocnl ltgiccg dsnt n-se cb dsnt n-se mov ne p0018 t016701 $ (4:06 pm) nwsdmx- beerends: west des moines pd reports the westbound exit ramp @ jordan creek undererter/impassii

. >>> a centerville man is facing drug charges. officers say 16 pounds of marijuana were discovered inside a box shipped from california to centerville. according to police the marijuana is worth about $70,000. the post office believed the package was suspicious and contacted barnstable police. >>> officer arrested 37-year-old sean white after he received the package tuesday. investigators say white had two similar packages both from california already in his truck. he's charged with possession and intent to distribute. >>> a man is arrested and charged with girlfriend. after he killed his girlfriend and unborn apartment. police don't have a murder. the victim's family says the relationship was strained from the beginning. >> one witness even described it as volatile. of course we didn't have the tell-tale signs you usually see in these cases where restraining orders are in effect or multiple calls, none of those, if you call them red flags were there in this particular case. >> that suspect is being held without bail. it's unclear

john mack, an african-american man, was from centerville, louisiana. he was a member of the red ball express. think about him racing across france. you need to be able to keep up with them and -- with food and troopse, keeping the moving. he lost his dog tags on the beaches of normandy when he came ashore as part of the red ball express. over 70 years later, his dog tags were rediscovered by a farmer in france who then sent them to the secretary of state's .ffice here in louisiana he presented us with the dog tags. in a sense, john mack and his dog tags came home 70 years later. here in the case as well you can see the red ball express's badge that they were on their uniforms. -- wore on their uniforms. they are moving into a bunker, a bunker that is supposed to be a german bunker. ofically, after the failure market garden in september of 1944 where we famously came up one bridge too far, too short for me able to invade into northern germany, people still hoped that the war might be over, if not by christmas, maybe a little later. unfortunately, this w

bloomfield, centerville, ottumwa -- they all had over 2 inches. month and the year. here is futurecast, you see the rain pushed on out -- just 11 a.m. we see them slowly increasing. notice tomorrow, i think the farther north the more sunshine you will see. the clouds thicken up in southern iowa, and they move in tomorrow evening. mostly cloudy throughout the day on sunday. sunday night late, we could get frozen precipitation. notice this early monday, this is freezing rain and snow in the northwest, changing over to all rain. and eventually wrapping some of the snow around into monday and tuesday. a system to watch on monday, i think we could see all forms of precipitation with that. 23 degrees, mostly cloudy, chills in the teens/ tomorrow is. 34 . sunday, generally drive. some clouds, 39, early on monday, maybe some freezing rain and back to rain. some snow on tuesday morning, especially northern half of the state. here comes the warm-up -- wednesday and thursday. how about some 40's to finish up your eight-day forecast? alyx: thank you, kurtis. lincoln where andyfo

. >>> police say they busted a centerville man for a special holiday delivery. >>> a teen banned from a field trip for having diabetes. >>> what sparked this sudden attack at walmart. >>> we start at 5:30 with breaking news, a local teen murdered in a terrorist attack overseas. this is 18-year-old ezra schwartz. he was studying in israel when that deadly shooting happened. >> let's get right over to adam williams at the breaking news desk with more. reporter: we're told the 18-year-old was in israel studying during a gap year between high school and college. schwartz was a graduate of the school in brookline, grew up in sharon. he was a long time camper and counselor at a jewish summer camp in northwood, new hampshire. he was killed in the north bank when a palestinian opened fire on several cars stuck in traffic. he and two others were killed.

lamoni, leon, centerville, ottumwa all getting in on this freezing rain. we have been mostly dry in des moines. the roads are not too slick here in des moines. if you go down to the south, keep that in mind. a slow go around highway 34. in kansas city, they have had some freezing rain so just a if you are heading west along interstate 80, i think you will be fine until tonight. that is when the next system moves in. this area of blue or purple is a winter weather advisory that expires at 9:00 a.m. a winter storm watch goes into effect at midnight tonight and continues until tuesday morning. a little bit of everything in your 8 day forecast. alyx: after a couple days of shopping at big-box stores, saturday it was time for small business. it's the sixth year for small business saturday, the shopping holiday started by american express in 2010. shoppers took over valley junction today some for the very first time. jason: plenty of love for small business saturday. not just from passing cars, but also the many patrons shopping local shops. >> that's what the e

a man was critically injured when his suv flipped in centerville. virginia state police say the driver ran off the side of the road come hit an embankment, and overturned. the police say that fatigue was a factor. the driver has been charged with reckless driving. still developing in bowie, an hours long standoff between the police and a man inside of a home on aero head -- arrowwood lain. jay korff has the reaction from the neighbors. this is still ongoing? jay: indeed, and we are going to walk a little bit. the vehicles parked here at the front of this subdivision. these folks are waiting for the standoff to end, and there is a police cruiser that is blocking people from going back into the neighborhood. is taking place several blocks into the neighborhood, and for safety reasons they do not when anybody else to be near. >> i've never seen so many cop cars and a swat team. jay: this normally quiet bowie neighborhood plunged into chaos after a tense standoff between a man and a home and prince george's county police. a female police officer said, m

a beautiful sunset out in central -- out in centerville iowa. keep sending the shots in. they are just beautiful pictures. wind chills in the middle teens in the middle part of the state. thankfully, not seeing any snow at the moment. 36 degrees, breeze of the southwest. a system passing to the north. this continues to push eastward. some light returns on the radar to the north. clouds now clearing. a pretty good day tomorrow for us. we keep it sunny all day long. but the next few days, this week high-pressure noses its way in. we do keep on track with the cooler temperatures. they are helping things to feel a little bit warmer and hopefully helping to melt some of the ice and snow. start to drum up some light stuff to the west. this will dissipate. through tuesday, we are talking sunshine. 24 degrees will be bottling -- finding out at. tomorrow, back into the 40's. that wind turns out of the northwest at 5-10. again, a slight wind chill. temperatures in the low to mid 30's. cooling air across the northeast. off to the south, 50's again. 50 degrees by wednesday. after tha

cleared out all three of the early morning crashes but looking at a 20-minute delay as you head to centervillefrom 95 in maryland through sill servings, back to you. >> thank you. new off-site president obama is back on u.s. soil. he wrapped up a ten-day trip to asia that included a stop at the g.-20 summit before moving on to the philippines and malaysia. he faced tough question ons boat the trade deal with china and the islamic state. and happening right now, closer to home this is the annual ward 8 turkey give away going on at malcolm x. elementary school in anacostia. thousands of turkeys will be given away to people who need them. that was a favorite of marion berry who started the tradition. it was a year ago today that berry died after collapsing outside of his home. you can get more news, traffic and weather updates on >>> welcome back to "gma." you're looking at the streets of brussels this morning. the capital practically a ghost town now. the country on the highest terror alert. sub waist and schools shut down. we just learned five more pop were arrested in raids overnight. that bri

i just received a report through e-mail, larry, my friend in centerville says it's 50 degrees with a light southerly breeds, and head -- breeze, and heading to the golf course. great call, why not? this whole week would be great for golfing. today will be breezy. november preview, typically average highs this time of year, today, november 1, actually 56 degrees, by the end of the month, we have an average high of 47. leonid meteor shower, november 18. up to 100 meteors per hour. first snowfall november 27, on average. that's usually when we get the first accumulation. no snow on radar for us here in we have a few showers couple of sprinkles, but nothing too heavy. on the cape, you are starting to see light showers picking up, a little bit in intensity, but they are moving off the outer cape. the system will push through over the next several hours, not really giving us too much rain though, hour by hour forecast, as we continue the clock, 2:00 p.m., most of the rain out of here. we'll have a few breaks in the cloud, partly sunny today, and then cleaver other night. -- clear overnight

. >> host: rich next, centerville from virginia good morning. >> caller: this is just a general questionment -- we have a lot of equipment we left over there, and they're using it in the war, and i'm not sure why they can't get darpa or find some other agency or even some of these young people that we have there, technical, to be able to shut that stuff down. just seems to me they have the volkswagen thing going on, able to tell you there's 6 million cars that have a defect in it. they're not supposed to have. i'm just wondering why we're not trying to do something different with that or trying to take their money away financially through technology and -- i don't get that. just seems to me like low-hanging fruit we're not doing anything it. sory'll take area answer off the air. >> guest: there's a lot of people who are thinking about going forward, building new equipment, smalling kill switches so you actually can have more control over how they're used when we give them to partner nations as part of efforts to better arm our allies. you can't retroactively install a kill switch on a pi