they include chickasaw, butler, reamer and floyd counties. some of these warnings will be out until three or four clock in the morning. we have seen heavy rains in parts of floyd and northern butler counties. this is northeastern iowa and this is allamakee. there's now in the southwest you can see another strong cell that is located to the north of sumner. this is located to the north of highway 20. this storm tracking to the north of be around hawkeye, west union and claremont between now and 11:00 tonight. heavy rainfall is the primary threat. additional storms are expected around eastern iowa as we go to the nighttime hours. a flash flood watch is out to the north. we are expecting more heavy rain and flooding problems around the northern parts of the viewing area. >> we have breaking news related to the weather. firefighters in charles city are going door to door to warn residents that evacuations could be ordered at any time between now and friday afternoon when the cedar river could be cresting. >> in floyd county they are saying travel

under the flesh fording in chickasaw county. that's until midnight and in butler county we have a flash flood warning until 1:00 in the morning. these counties are under the gun for heavy rains and flash flooding. how much rain may have fallen and you can see in floyd county the estimates are as high as 8.6 inches and that came around four hours. this is around western floyd county of a .3 inches of rain there. all of this region has anywhere from two 2 to 8 inches of rain. that has fallen in the last four hours. there's a few key rivers including the cedar river in the shell rock river. rivers and streams but also ponding because that water has nowhere to go. if you're in the far northwestern counties you need to be concerned for more flash flood and more will be around later on tonight and into tomorrow morning. it looks like flash flooding will be the big threat from here on out and the starnes in northeastern iowa are heading for postville, sumner and fayette between now and 10 rainfall rates from one to 1 1/2 inches in an h

just to the west of winneshiek parts of chickasaw county, north avenue hampton this morning. we could see down -- downpours but the better chance is actually going to come around noon time, north of highway 20. there could be downpours in the area for the lunch hour. if you have picnics planned or are going to be outdoors, you may have to dodge them but they should be pretty brief and out pretty quickly in the be a pretty muggy day today. temperatures will be the warmest they have been in about a week. we will -- at about 69 degrees at 9:00, 80 by noon time, 85 by 3:00, and the rain chances will be going up up by tomorrow, especially tomorrow night, into wednesday. it stays warm and muggy with temperatures in the 80s through friday. another chance for rain on friday but that leads to a drier and less humid weekend by saturday and sunday. >>> ever is in the works by a company in scranton pennsylvania. north american manufacturing has been working on the flag for the last six months. when it is finished it will be 40 feet tall, 90.5 feet wide. >> the current record holder for t

we do have a flood watch in effect for chickasaw, allamakee, winneshiek, clayton and fayette counties. that goes until wednesday night. the potential for heavy rainfall that could lead to flooding in those areas. we could see upgrades to flash flood watches later. we do need to watch this. after about 7:00 tonight we will see scattered showers and storms develop north of highway 20 those will slowly moved south through the overnight hours, reaching this will continue southward until 5:00. we could be waking up to a messy commute in the morning tomorrow for parts of the area. we're also watching the potential for strong storms. the storm production center has outlined an area north of highway 20, near and northeast of waterloo for tonight. this is a low risk that we could see a strong storm. it would be capable of producing gusty winds and heavy rainfall. now we're picking up wednesday more rainfall is on the way, heavy rain at that. we will l have a very moist, tropical air mass in place that will likely lead to heavy rainfall rates through the night tonight and into parts of tomorrow

and towards nashua, it's likely going to be south of chickasaw. but if you're in this area, you just want to stay away from the windows. stay inside. get to the lowest level of a tornado. we have not gotten confirmation in the last 20 minutes or so. could have some damage with large hail and some strong winds. >> and nashua, horton, places like that, republic, federica, you're in the path of the storm now. so that's the area that will either get a new thunderstorm warning or a new tornado warning depending on what the national weather service decides to do. if they don't think it's intense enough, they won't put and something new is going to have to be put out somewhere. >> we have not gotten any sort of word from them yet. >> and let's back off just a little bit here to give you a better perspective of northern iowa. in relation to, say, waterloo and up to the minnesota border, there you can see waterloo. all of the activity is well north of highway 20. actually, north of the line from waverly over to old wine and guttenberg. it looks like these

it is currently to help allamakee, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, floyd, howard, mitchell and winneshiek counties. the money is designated for storms, straight line winds and flooding that happened between august 23rd and 27th. fema will continue to see if additional designations will be added to this declaration. within the next hour, the city will allow people who live or work in the evacuation zone from flood 2016 to get back within that area. but the flood evacuation zone won't open for the general public until 7 a-m tomorrow. until then, the city is asking people who don't need to be downtown to stay away so large equipment can get in for clean-up. the city wants to make sure everyone can thoroughly clean up this weekend. they're keeping the city services center on 15th avenue southwest open this weekend. staff will be on hand from 8 a-m to 5 p-m both saturday and sunday. people whose property related questions. all fees for flood permits are waived. and remember, if you need to have your power or gas service turned back on, here's how you can contact the utilities. alliant energy i

the order will help flood victims in bremer, chickasaw and four counties. a spokesman for the governor tells fox28 news that additional declarations are likely in the days ahead. next on the fox 28 news at 9 we will take you back to northeast iowa where the flood wires i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those

president obama has signed allamakee, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, floyd, howard, mitchell, and winneshiek counties. storms and flooding caused heavy damage there between august 23rd and 27th. that's when floodwaters hit spillville, decorah, clermont, and elkader. police in cedar rapids are investigating the death of an 18-year old. stabbed him to death early this morning at apartments near kirkwood community college. police have not released the man's name. t court southwest just after 2 a-m. emergency responders took the victim to mercy medical center. that's where he died roughly an hour later. a witness told tv-nine the victim ran to a nearby apartment, where friends tried to save him. "i was woken up to one of the roommates screaming, telling me to go get a towel, put it on his chest, and then she just told me to take the phone because she was going to start compressions because he stopped breathing." any arrests yet, but the do not think the public is in danger. police say they've brought in several people for questioning. the river loop public market cooperative in waterloo has clos

the order will help flood victims in bremer, chickasaw, and floyd counties through spokesman for the governor says that additional declarations are likely to come in the days ahead. stomach high school football games tonight have been affected by flooding. you can still tune in to eastern iowa key for full it kicks off on the cbs two news 10 at 10:00 p.m. and continues at 1035. we will have all the options, scores, and highlights from hometown heroes. coming up right now it is 65 0 taking a look at your??????? your??????? we want to let you know we have an update to school delays and closures right now bitten with the delayed by two hours as well as west delaware. again delayed by two hours, closed today at north butler, trusted in cedar falls. waterloo schools will be getting out in our little early. xavier schools will be out at 11:00 a.m. for students who would like to in 160 years the cedar river in cedar rapids has passed a 20- foot mark only wants come in 2008. that's expected to happen again just eight years after the catastrophic flood. major flooding is now forecast along th

a warning for chickasaw floyd and howard and that is out until 6:15 and already been some flash flooding in the northern parts of our viewing area. you can see the thunderstorms are still active particularly in the western half of our region and they continue advancing east ward. we'll take you into our northern counties now. and you can see a strong thunderstorm passing sous -- south of west union towards oelwein. an inch of two of rain in a all uncommon with these storms. for this -- the line extends east of waterloo. so that will continue to work its way east across the region and in eastern iowa around 6:00 or 7:00 tonight about the time when the high school football games get underway. here's some rain totals that come in. clarksville, to the waterloo. 4.17 inches of rain. charles city with 3.85. 3 inches around new hampton. and many parts picking up two to three inches of rain in the storms. friday night football does include that chance of a shower or thunderstorm. could be delays around the area. temperatures at least on the mild side with readings around 70 degrees where the gam

this offer applies to people living in seven counties: allamakee, bremer, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, howard and winneshiek. this is video from the town of spillville nearly two weeks ago. it was one of a number of communities where flood waters damaged homes and businesses. county says it's not getting enough money from medicaid. so it's launching a fundraiser for a program that hundreds of people take advantage of each day. this cat in ames is one lucky feline after firefighters rescued her from a burning home. and we'll be live from hancher auditorium tomorrow morning, as it gets ready to open its doors. we'll look back at what hancher went through during the that's tomorrow on t-v nine, starting at 4:30. stay with us. ----------------- the meals on wheels program in of funds. so today, the group managing the service issued a call for help. elder services launched a fundraising campaign so it can continue serving the elderly in the area. the agency says for each meal it delivers, there's a two dollar 50-cent shortfall in funding. it says part of the problem involves privatized med

eight counties in iowa governor branstad saying that obama approving the declaration for allamakee, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, floyd, howard, mitchell and winneshiek counties this is due to flooding back in august...not the flooding we have seen in the past week or so that means federal money could be used for emergency work, clean up and to replace or fix damaged buildings. if you have an idea for a new business in the midwest listen up business may be willing to cover up to one-hundred 60 thousand dollars worth of tuition to send people back to school this according to our coverage partners at the iowa city press citizen but, they will only do so if you plan on working in the midwest they're offering three fellowships to students with strong ties to the midwest and want to work in the area for at least two years after they graduate a popular face at university of jean robillard- the vice president of medical affairs- plans to step down as the head of the ui health care enterprise u-i says a national search to replace him begins immediately robillard will continue his duties until a replac

the counties included are allamakee, chickasaw, claytoon, fatette, floyd, howard, mitchell and winneshiek. this coming after significant damage caused by the storms and flooding. a local market is closing after several years of business. the riverloop public market cooperative in downtown waterloo shutting down. the city owns the building and is not renewing the lease that expired last month. the market failed to survive an iowa prosecutor is accused of sexually harassing employees and drinking during a trial. supervisors are now trying to remove the van buren county attorney abraham watkins. according to the petition, watkins made inappropriate comments about a co-worker's body and appeared drunk while prosecuting a trial. waterloo firefighters offer new technology that let's them respond to people quicker. kwwl's macleod hageman joins us live with it's called a knox box. it hooks on top of the door --- and holds a key to get inside. take a look. through a 20- thousand dollar grant -- the fire department was able to buy 134 of these boxes -- and they plan to give them to people who have

floyd county and out to the east in chickasaw county. it's causing a lot of flooding issuing on the larger rivers. in northern iowa too. >> all these flood warnings. very saich rated grounds now and that's leading to continue there and now downstream. waterloo. through the cedar that's going to cause some issues over the next several days. glftslet take a look at some of the river crests that we are anticipating and we're going to start upstream and work our way down. we're talking about the cedar river now which is expected to start flooding northwest counties around charles city. a crest expected in ed in cedar falls. the crest there expected around 25 feet. that's definitely major. and from there it gets on down towards vin ton, the crest there expected late on sunday at around 22.1 feet and then evenly the river comes on down toward cedar rapids and at this point we are anticipating a crest or tuesday. but again this is very much dependent on how much rain falls in the next 24 hours. our models are estimated additional rainfall. that

with charles city in the path, there is carville, nashville, chickasaw, plainfield, republic and the bond between now and 6:17 p.m. that is the cell we are concerned about it has a lot of lightning associated with it and a good hail quarry in there with some rotation. so if you can show the rainfall out some tremendous arounds of rain. we are looking out at the storm stayed at one location amounts that could be up to 5.75 inches in one hour's time. so obviously there is some tremendous downpours and that will produce the flash flooding threat we've been talking about. up in northeastern iowa there will be the threat of flash pretty close to charles city as we go through the next 15 - 20 minutes. once again we are in velocity mode )-right-paren, and you can see around marble rock is where we are most concerned. that would be the rotation associated with the developing tornado we are seeing on the actual radar site. rebecca, are you able to see anything new back there? any of your microphone and you are looking at things. stomach i've not seen any new information we have not gotten any

that is in chickasaw county. this is a dam in the city, you can see the water getting close to the top of that dam. because of severe weather coverage, we covered up a-b-c programming last night. so we will be airing those shows thursday the goldbergs will air at 12:05 a-m friday morning. speechless will air at 12:35 . and modern family will air at 1:05. check kcrg dot com to see these times again. north carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency following a second night of violent protests. police in charlotte dressed in riot gear to contain protesters. the governor also sent in the national guard to the city after reports of protesters attacking reporters small fires. someone also shot a protester. that man is now in critical condition. city officials say police did not fire that shot. it's all in response to the death of 43-year-old keith scott, who police shot and killed tuesday. police and family members have different accounts of what happened. ""the officers gave loud, clear, verbal commands....

this offer applies to people living in seven counties: allamakee, bremer, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, howard and winneshiek. this is video from the town of spillville nearly two damaged homes and businesses. the meals on wheels program in johnson county says it is running short of funds, but not ideas. the group managing the service kicked off a new fundraising campaign. it's called "refueling meals on wheels." the agency says for each meal it delivers, there is a $2.50 shortfall in funding. it says part of the problem is delayed payments from the privatized medicaid program. "'"we've had to relocate our offices and part of the reason medicaid slowdown in payments our receivables have basically almost tripled since the state switched to medicaid managed care," " the group recently voted to maintain its meals on wheels service because it felt a moral obligation to feed and do wellness program is receiving a donation today that could send nearly 10 veterans to washington d-c. remax real estate concepts raised five thousand dollars for the program. it sends veterans to see the national

heaving rain caused flooding in 8 northern counties - allamakee, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, floyd, howard, mitchell, and winneshiek. the money would go to rebuilding damaged infrastructure in those counties. a damage assessment tallied 4-point-8 million dollars worth of so far today. is that something we should expect any time soon justin? mostly sunny skies are here this afternoon, boosting our highs into the lower to middle 80s again. a warm front then lifts north tonight and stalls out near the minnesota border. while this will keep us in the seasonably warm weather, it will also help create occasional rounds of rain and thunderstorms. the highest chance will be north of hig possible through thursday due to soil that's already moist, along with rivers already running high. fortunately, we should dry out friday and saturday before additional storms are possible area-wide sunday into monday.today: mostly sunny. wind: se 5-15. high: 83 alo: 83 dbq: 82 iow: 85 tonight: chance of storms, mainly north. wind: s 5-10. low: 67 alo: 66 iowa are making stops at war memorials around washing

federal money could be used for emergency work, clean up and to replace or fix it covers allamakee, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, floyd, howard, mitchell and winneshiek counties. this is the 23rd time washington has approved something like this for iowa in the past nine years. it's time to go home. right now-- homeowners and business owners who were evacuated in cedar rapids are starting to move back. still -- the city is asking people who do not own property in the flood zone -- to stay out. restaurants and grocery stores in the flood zone must have the public. sandbags and hesco barriers did their job in cedar rapids. but the city says it can't always rely on the temporary wall. senator grassley says the army corps of engineers uses a complicated formula to decide which projects get money -- and that's why the been built. right now they make a decision based on what it's going to cost versus the benefit ... we also need to change what factors in, to the cost benefit ratio. the state also has money set aside for flood protection projects in cedar rapids, but it's far from the amount needed to

of replacing damaged equipment, like a-c units and living in seven counties: allamakee, bremer, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, howard and winneshiek. this is video from the town of spillville nearly two weeks ago. it was one of a number of communities where flood waters damaged homes and businesses. high tech in high school. students at western dubuque high school in epworth are getting some hands-on learning in a new robotics class. a grant from the monsanto fund allowed the class to start up. in the class, small robots. the robots work similarly to a remote controlled car. there's no specific right way to build them, so students have to figure out the best way. right now there are only 14 students in the class. teachers say it's low because they added the course late. monsanto is presenting a 25-thousand dollar check for the program at the volleyball game at western dubuque tonight. it's here's a live look at on our city cam. stay with kcrg-tv9. kaj? plan on the rain to exit the area very quickly this morning leaving the daylight hours dry and back into the lower 80s south and upper 70s t

declaration to help counties cleaning up from august flooding. 8 northern counties - allamakee, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, floyd, howard, mitchell, and winneshiek. the money would go to rebuilding damaged infrastructure in those counties. a damage assessment tallied 4-point-8 million dollars worth of destruction. now at 26 years since the americans with disabilities act passed, former iowa senator tom harkins is talking about the legacy of the bill that he championed... harkin will lecture to students at the university of iowa today on the act that created a more inclusive iowa memorial union main ballroom from 3:30 to 4:30 p-m today. harkin also addressed the democratic convention in july. he talked his role with the americans with disabilities act and how proud he is the a-d-a helped so many americans. over the counter treatments are generally the first line of defense in treating lice. studies now show a mutant type of lice is becoming more common in the united states, and traditional kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, is this type of lice in iowa? chris and nicole, it is.

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heaving rain caused flooding in 8 northern counties - allamakee, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, floyd, howard, mitchell, and winneshiek. the money would go to rebuilding damaged infrastructure in those counties. a damage assessment tallied 4-point-8 million now at 26 years since the americans with disabilities act passed, former iowa senator tom harkins is talking about the legacy of the bill that he championed... harkin will lecture to students at the university of iowa today on the act that created a more inclusive society. the session is in the iowa memorial union main ballroom from 3:30 to 4:30 p-m today. harkin also addressed the democratic convention in july. he talked his role with the americans with disabilities act and how proud he is the a-d-a helped so many americ generally the first line of defense in treating lice. studies now show a mutant type of lice is becoming more common in the united states, and traditional treatments don't work. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, is this type of lice in iowa? chris and nicole, it is. it's called super lice. it was tested

feel like it at >> we're looking at doppler estimates of how much rain fell in floyd, butler and chickasaw county. we do know for fact there was at least some places that had 12 inches of rain. we have estimates that are larger than that. this raise the crest from 15 feet yesterday to 24 feet today. that increase the crest by 9 feet in less than 24 hours. >> all this rain is headed saturated and also in the north east iowa has been saturated. in the core we have been keeping a close eye. typically at this time of year they are only supposed to have 28 inches of rain. this breaks the old mark which was set in 1983 which was another big flood year in have already cracked that 50 inch mark. here are some of the alerts for eastern iowa. >> we have flood warnings that extend across much of the northern part of the state. this is an area where the ground has been saturated and now you can follow that line all the way down from charles city south to waterloo, cedar rapids. all that heavy rain is headed downstream and that's why flood warnings are in effect. >> speaking of that we are going to riv

historical context as totext a ethnically and culturally for them compared to the choctaw's and chickasaw's in mississippi? >> i will try to. the natchez indians were not a single ethnic group. they were confederacy.p. the choctaw's also were confederacy, the chicken saws were confederacy. these were groups of people who, because of the european invasion of north america they were clumping together for protection. so that natchez group had at least three ethnic groups that made up their so-called the natchez tribe. the natchez people, the people who had been there. [inaudible] and then these other groups that were more or less refugee groups that had attach themselves to the natchez. the. [inaudible] or two of these groups that came in and they joined with the natchez. so when the natchez then left their homeland and went out toward the east and were settling with other indian groups, interestingly they took some african americans with them than the natchez people became sort of fused with the creeks, , cherokees, and these groups over there toward the east. so their ethnicity kind of got s

the whole reason for the flooding is with the rainfall over the next s all of this heavy rain and chickasaw, bremmer, foard county . that led to this swollen river and flooding. current temperature in cedar rapids of 47. winds eight w. w. 50 into monticello. winds 9-13 miles per hour. keep that in mind as you head into the afternoon hours. not much to show on satellite radar. plenty of sunshine around the state of iowa. as far as their planner goes, sunshine and breezy today. isolated shower possible. we will be weekend with temperatures in the upper 60s, 70. 68 today in cedar rapids. a little bit cooler up toward decorah. predictor model shows that week system -- weak system coming in down to highway 30. they will be isolated at best. we will keep the clouds around for wednesday tomorrow with today mostly sunny and pleasant. temperatures in the low 60s north. mid to upper 60s south near iowa city and washington. tonight mostly cloudy with an isolated shower. temperatures on the cool side with upper 40s. here is short extended day forecast. 64 tomorrow and mostly cloudy. 69 thursday. as we

heaving rain caused flooding in 8 northern counties - allamakee, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, floyd, howard, mitchell, and winneshiek. the money would go to rebuilding damaged infrastructure in those counties. now at 26 years since the americans with iowa senator tom harkins is talking about the legacy of the bill. harkin will lecture to students at the university of iowa today on the act that created a more inclusive society. the session is in the iowa memorial union main ballroom from 3:30 to 4:30 p-m today. we have a construction traffic alert for cedar rapids. work on the highway 100 extension is causing another closure. the area of f avenue and stoney point road northwest is now closed to all traffic. workers are doing concrete overlay. this area won't re-open for 3 to and now here's your first alert forecast. overall, today will be a fabulous day. plan on highs into the lower to middle 80s with lots of sunshine from start to finish. our weather turns a little more unsettled late tonight into tomorrow over our northern tier or two of counties especially. storms are possible in t

this offer applies to people living in seven counties: allamakee, bremer, chickasaw, clayton, fayette, howard and winneshiek. this is video from the town of spillville nearly two weeks ago. it was one of a number of communities where flood waters damaged homes and businesses. county says it's not getting enough money from medicaid. so it's launching a fundraiser for a program

those include allamakee, benton, black hawk, bremer, buchanan, butler, cedar, chickasaw, delaware, floyd, franklin, linn and wright. flood water is already inundating other towns look at our manchester city cam, where you can see much of low-lying areas under water. in cedar falls, water is inching up to the ice museum building. student at the university of northern iowa are also helping fill sandbags. in waverly, the cedar river is moving quickly. homeowners near the river spent the morning moving things out of their homes. there are two shelters open there for people in need. they include the grace baptist church across from the mcdonalds and rally point cedar valley veterans on 16th street northwest. and in vinton crews were out putting up 8 foot hesco barriers filled with sand. the barriers stretch about three blocks long. city officials want because that would knock out the electricity. the clarksville fire department in butler county says sandbagging efforts stopped overnight. the levy breached there around 10:40 last night. several houses flooded. crews evacuated the the southwest