why clague was just now fired --but we have not yet heard back. this morning, there are still many questions about what happened to a two- year-old girl found by herself in wright county. the girl was found in the town of galt wearing pajamas and no shoes. authorities were able to identify her and she's now with human services. the sheriff says calls from the public helped as they tried to identify the girl and her family child's parents has been released. an iowa man could spend up to 25 years in prison for robbing a bank. brandon brown admitted stealing more than four- thousand dollars from the f and m bank in monticello in july. brown showed a weapon and pointed it at a bank employee. this morning, many eastern iowa families are worrying -- and wondering -- where their loved ones will live next year. yesterday, we learned ridgeway place in waterloo will close in february. more than 70 seniors who live there will have to find a new home. sean brown flew from new jersey this week and says he wishes the "i"m really disappointed to find that she ha

clague also served 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to failure to report an accident. he was driving a cyride bus that hit emmalee jacobs in the morning of december 14th last year. she later died from her injuries. jacobs was 18 and from urbana. ames says cyride drivers are city employees. the city says it kept clague on the payroll during the period of time when he had a right to appeal. dubuque officials say a new hampshire man is at the clinics after a truck hit him. authorities say 44-year- old jeremey maus was walking through a cross walk at 17th and white street tuesday evening. that's when 22-year-old uriah van ostrand hit him with his truck. he faces charges this morning. officials say maus was seriously hurt, but didn't give us an update on his condition. des moines police say they've brought in mental health professionals and chaplains after a gunman killed two officers earlier this month. moines police sergeant tony beminio died three weeks ago. the des moines police chief says he's still processing what happened that day. he says the department's offering t

clague also served 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to failure to report an accident. he was driving a cyride bus that struck emmalee jacobs in the morning of december 14th last year. she later died from her injuries. jacobs was 18 and from urbana. ames says cyride drivers are city employees. the city says it kept clague on the payroll during the period of time when he had a right to appeal. athletic administrator has filed a federal lawsuit in an effort to get re-instated. jane meyer accuses athletic director gary barta and other officials of violating her first amendment rights and the title nine law. she says she was a senior associate athletics director until 2014. that's when the university re-assigned and later fired her. she say it was because she complained about the firing of the women's hockey coach and her longtime partner, tracey griesbaum . both have filed lawsuits in gender discrimination. the university has denied the accusations. des moines police say they've brought in mental health professionals and chaplains to help with counseling after the fatal sh

while clague has been on paid leave - he's earned nearly 30-thousand dollars. on tuesday, clague was fired from his driving job. highway 100 work is moving forward. ribbon cutting to celebrate the completion of phase one of the project. after the ceremony - neighbors are invited to bike - walk - or run on the highway before officials open it to traffic. in marion - more work on seventh avenue is being planned. starting monday - a contractor will come in and add paving. city leaders say they expect traffic tie ups in the area for a few days while the work is done. good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in dozens of iowa families are adding more plates to their thanksgiving table this year. the touching story of these growing families. you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the this morning - dozens of iowa families are waking up to celebrate with loved ones - but their tables are a little bigger this year. as eric hanson explains, a record number of iowa children now have new homes. courthouses are built for nat.>which is why judges can'

clague receiving his sentence of just 30 days in jail and a 100-dollar fine as a part of a plea deal. he could have faced multiple years in prison if convicted of the original charges filed against him. kwwl has reached out to cy-ride fired --but we have not yet heard back. we're learning more tonight about a high-speed chase that injured a young girl inside the car. troopers tried stopping a car driven by 20-year- old jeffrey rangel, jr. --a registered sex offender -- on i- 80 in johnson county. but he kept going --eventually crashing in the town of solon. crews working today to repair the utility pole the car crashed we do know the man and the girl know each other. kwwl speaking to one man who saw the chase speed right past him. "i estimated at the time maybe 80-85 miles an hour when he went by me. i was in my lane on the tractor, but the trooper later told me that he had him condition at the university of iowa hospitals and clinics. living with a mistake, trying to look forward. that's hard to do.. when you're seeing the same walls.. of a jail cell every day. kwwl's ally crutcher w

clague was sentenced to 30 days in an accident -- as a part of a plea deal. prosecutors say they couldn't prove a more serious charge against him because it was unclear if he immediately knew he had hit jacobs with the bus. kwwl reached out to cy-ride asking why clague was just now fired --but we have not yet heard back. this morning, there are still many questions about what happened to a two- year-old girl found by herself in wright county. the girl was found in the town authorities were able to identify her and she's now with human services. the sheriff says calls from the public helped as they tried to identify the girl and her family -- but no new information about the child's parents has been released. an iowa man could spend up to 25 years in prison for robbing a bank. brandon brown admitted stealing more than four- thousand dollars from the f and m bank in monticello in july. brown showed a weapon and this morning, many eastern iowa families are worrying -- and wondering -- where their loved ones will live next year. yesterday, we learned ridgeway pla

clague was driving a cy-ride bus when he hit jacobs -- who was walking on the iowa state campus in ames he was arrested more than a month after the collision -- and eventually took a plea agreement of 30 days in jail and an 100-dollar fine. meanwhile -- a man has serious injuries after being hit by a truck while the accident happening at the intersection of 17th and white streets in dubuque. a new hampshire man was hit by the truck -- which was turning off of 17th street. he was airlifted to iowa city -- but his current condition is not known tonight. a 22-year-old dubuque man was cited with failure to yield. concern growing among state employees about health insurance. governor branstad is looking to revise the state's collective bargaining law... so negotiate their benefits, rather they'd be part of a statewide health insurance program. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh taking a closer look elizabeth. those public employees we're talking about include teachers, d-o-t workers, sanitation employees, and even police officers. i took a ride along with a waterloo police officer to get a better unde

kwwl reached out to cy-ride asking why clague was just now fired --but we have not yet heard back. this morning, there are still many questions about what happened to a two- year-old girl found by herself in wright and no shoes. authorities were able to identify her and she's now with human services. the sheriff says calls from the public helped as they tried to identify the girl and her family released. an iowa man could spend up to 25 years in prison for robbing a bank. brandon brown admitted stealing more than four- thousand dollars from the f and m bank in mon brown showed a weapon and pointed it at a bank employee. this morning, many eastern iowa families are worrying -- and wondering -- where their loved ones will live next year. yesterday, we learned ridgeway place in waterloo will close in february. more than 70 seniors who live there will have to find a new home. sean brown flew from new jersey this week and says he wishes the "i"m really disappointed to find that she has such a short time, that even if they are closing and making arrangements that time of the year." admin

clague was sentenced to 30 days in jail for not reporting an accident -- as a part of a plea why clague was just now fired --but we have not yet heard bac k. firefighters are needed at a home in cedar falls. here's a picture r briarwood drive. there's damage to the upper level of the home. no injuries -- and no word yet on the cause of the fire. storm track seven meteorologist rachael is here now with your storm track seven forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the latest news ?? >>> 7:30 now on this thanksgiving morning. look at the show november 24th, 2016. you are looking at the rehearsal of the classic broadway musical "cats" at the 90th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. you know how i feel about adult cats. >> let's not get into that. >> luckily these are human adult cats so you can live with that. >>> a look at the headlines. at least 67 people died in eastern china this morning when a scaffolding collapsed and a rescue effo

there was an accident earlier in before clague and looks like it has been cleared and there's a short delay there. >>> police in cleveland need help finding a teenager. alexander mullens hasn't been seen since last wednesday on his way to school, 6-foot tall, 275 and call cleveland police if you see that young man. >>> a man admitted to his role in a deadly bar fight last january at the zodiac bar in akro 65-year-old robert jarvis pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. he was a deejay at the bar at the time. forest ryan died of blunt force trauma after being punched. jarvis will be sentenced next month. >>> this is day 12 of a contentious teacher strike in lewisville. >> denise: parents, teachers students and subs are on edge concerned about what kids are learning in the classroom and with the latest. >> loot of anxiety and frustration in louisville. they are concerned about safety and lapses in instruction. and they are concerned a deal isn't being discussed here. >> tammy schafer's daughter is on the picket line with her mother supporting lewisville teachers instead of learning

. >> reporter: stephanie clague runs a popular money and stress management blog, and this time of year she is because say. >> people seem to be really, really stressed out. >> reporter: the number-one cause? . >> the money i'm about to lose. >> reporter: when we break down the numbers, you can see why. spent about $1,800 on christmas alone. >> i think that there's just this underlying thing that you have to spend a lot of money during the holidays, and that is not what it's about at all. >> reporter: these tips can help: number one, budget. >> consider the holidays as thanksgiving, christmas, and new year. >> reporter: if you budget for the entire season is $2,000, let's say, besides now, how much money you're willing to spend on each cheat. >> i have kids now, so christmas is way more exciting. >> reporter: which brings us to number two: manage expectations. >> there are times where you can have some honest conversations with your kids. try and involve them in the process a little bit to let them know exactly what you can do financially. >> reporter: you can also think outside the pre