the 42 year old knew she was at high-risk when she was diagnosed with d-c-i-s last june. she chose a double- mastectomy.sot: kristin orrantia/breast cancer survivor "i don't have to go in for the every six months, active surveillance, and have the worry and the anxiety and the stress of, 'am i going to end up like my mom?"dr. esserman's approach is controversialbut she hopes it will lead cancer treatment into a better future.. teri okoka, for cbs news, san francisco. 3 dr. esserman says patients with d-c-i-s should consider participating in clinical trials and registries to review their options. 3 3 the debate over privatizing iowa's medicaid rvice has moved into the statehouse.the iowa senate's health policy oversight committee held a special meeting on the issue today. officials from the iowa department of human services went over a number of points... including the status and details of the plan..one d-d-- s offifial admitted the privatizing of medicaid in the state is still very much a work in progress.a public comment session took up much of the afternoon. 3 <

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another fighter says isis will alalo strike america with washington d-c being the next target. u-s capitol police are telling lawmakers and their aides to take precautions and be vigilant. police say there have not been any specific threats against the capitol or anywhere else in washington after the paris terrorist attacks. but the d-c metro police say theare increasing their presence aa visibilityy throughout the district. in paris, the eiffel tower reopened tonight, lit up in the colors of the french flag to honor the victims of friday's attacks in the french capital. this is a live look. french president francois hollande is hoping to bring the u-s and russia together as part of a grand coalition to smash isis. and the u-s has agreed to more quickly share intelligence planning with france regarding the campaign against the islamic state. today, iowa governor terry branstad ordered all state agencies to halt any work on syrian refugee resettlements. that comes after at least 15 u-s governors say they will try to prevent syrian refugees from coming into their states after the

kill about 480,000 americans each year, according to the c- d-c? they also lead to more than 300 billion dollars in direct health care costs but now new numbers? suggest that more and more americans may be getting the message about the importance of calling it quits. c-d-c reses say today that cigarette smoking declined a full percentage point between 2013 and 2014. and more good news? in the past ten years, smoking among u.s. adult has gone down from more than one in five americans? to just one in six. it means we're on the right track? but we still have a way to go. the numbers suggest disadvantaged groups are still smoking more than others? and whle the greatest decline in smoking has been seen in those 18 to 24? young people may still be getting their nicotine fix from electronic cigarettes or hookahs. remember, no form of smoking is good for your health. so if you've been trying to quit, now is the me?.the c-d-c website has resources on taking that first step towards a healthier future. with this medical minute i'm dr. timothy johnson. " jenna

the 42 year old knew she was at high-risk when she was diagnosed with d-c-i-s last june. she chose a double- mastectomy.sot: kristin orrantia/breast cancer survivor "i don't have to go in for the every six months, active susueillance, and have t t worry and the anxiety and the stress o o 'am i going to end up like my mom?"dr. esserman's approach is controversialbut she hopes it will lead cancer treatment into a better future.. teri okita, for cbs 3 doctor esserman says patients with d - c - i - s should think about taking part in clinical trials and registries to review their options. 3 3 stars become hearts. favorites come likes... and twitter loses its mind. we'll explain... next... 3 city)... it's (!7 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (j - c roofing and insulating) camera. 3 microsoft is cuttininback on cloud storage. hehe's your - net tech update. 3 "stars become hearts. favorites become likes. and twitter loses its mind. i'm bridget carey, this is your cnet update.***""there are several wild tech stories to talk about today, but let's start wit

another video threatens the u- s...specifically washington d-c. officials have increased security at the capitol and for lawmakers. following the violence...governor s across the national are telling the federal government they don't want syrian refugees brought to their states. that includes governor terry branstad. today he order all state agencies to immediately halt any work on syrian refugee resettlements.. the governor says it'll cease until there's a thorough review of the process by the u-s intelligence community. the governor say the concern is the ability of the islamic state to infiltrate waves of syrian refugees flowing 52:36 i share the concern of the other governors about the safety and well being of our citizens after what we saw in paris 52: 47 at least one of the terrorist that was involved in the terrible atrocity that's occurred on friday was somebody that came in with the refugees from syria 53:01 branstad says the u-s is just as skies will stay cloudy and overcast with pockets of drizzle this evening. temperatures will hold st

sabrina: the iowa d-c-i is called in to help when a dead body is found in calhoun county tuesday. elias: neighbors object to the activities happening outside of a nightclub....wher e a man was killed sunday. elias: time now for another short break... but when we come back... the g-o-p presidential candidates present their platforms on money issues in the party's fourth debate last night. sabrina: plus sam's in with a look at your morning forecast! another full hour of good morning iowa... is right after this. " nexstar copyright" "you're watching good

d-c for the boone county freedom flight. for ten hours, local heroes toured memorials dedicated to their service, where fallen commerades were remembered as well. "there you go sarge we got you, we didn't forget you." elias: a long day for them- they were up for nearly 20 hours straight them- they were up for nearly 20 hours straight flying to d-c and back home. elias: but it was just as they were ready to call it a day, when organizers had one more surprise for them. and local five had the cameras rolling to capture this moment.. nat - diet coke? at a crusing atltitude of 30-thousand feet, boone county veterans have their first chance to take a breath and reflect on their 10-hour day touring the memorials dedicate to their service, nat is that the last bag? when freedom flight director don batt walks five suitcases to the front of the plane, one by one don batt - boone co. freedom flgiht director and these five bags are our duffel bags we have here and they're our duffel bags, so to speak, our mail call for out veterans cal

we spoke to one of the state senators from d-c today. "what's scary is that this did not go through a legislative process.560,000 iowans, 4.2 billion dollars. we could have worked on this, we could have talked about this, we could addressed situations like this, and we didn't. and, so now, this is what's scary." stephanie: the governor sent us a statement today saying quote "iowa is taking a thoughtful modernizing including a two- year phase-in for our most vulnerable medicaid patients. " governor branstad has defended the plan by saying 25 other states have moved their medicaid systems to privatized, managed care. stephanie: waukee is one of the state's fasting growing suburbs... and city officials thought that meant it was time for a new look at well. jack: the logo on the left is the city's old logo, designed in 19-73. but last night, waukee unveiled the right hand logo... a new one you'll see popping up on city signs. they're already starting to go up today. we'll tell you more about the message behind the logo and all the new things

down.a study from the c-d-c looked at mbers for the first half of 20-15.it found over the past 18-years - there's ten-percent less adults who smoke.it also reveleaed less than 15-percent of americans currently smoke. thatat the lowest percentage since this survey began in 19-97, when nearly a quarter of u.s. adults were smokers. before you head back to work, stay with us for some tips on how improve your posture and care for your health while sitting right there at your people are sick and tired of establishnt politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. before you head back to work from your lunch break, listen to this, you might want to try this when you ad back to your desk.carey sadler is here from rivercity pilateteto show us some stretches to do.carey sitting the new smoking!

this is a live look at the tomb of the unknown soldier in washington d-c... more good morning iowa when we "now, we are iowa's most accurate meteorologist sam schreier. certified by independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green busy day of weather for all of iowa. heavy rara, storms and severe weather are all expected to affect at least one part of the state as we head into this evening. the heaviest rain today is going to occur in northwest iowa during much of the day and early night with rainfall totals easily reaching around 2 inches in some places. here in central iowa our rain is going to come in waves, because we like southern and eastern iowa have a much better chance for severe weather. afternoon, storms are expected to form in central iowa and rocket east across the state. these storms will be capable of producing heavy rain, damaging winds and some hail. there is also a tornado threat in that same time period across central and southern iowa, and any tornadoes that form will likely be very fast moving and strong. when the

the c-d-c encourages anyone age 16 and older with a sexual history to get tested at least once for the h-i-v virus. it is going to be wet at times and windy again today. it will it is going to be wet at times and windy again today. it will be dry and sunny on thursday, but winds will really kick up from the northwest. a quick moving system will bring a mix of rain and snow across the state during the day on friday. the heaviest snow will fall north of i-80 with 2-4" possible. des moines could see a dusting to upwards of 2" on the northside of the metro. the weekend will be cold

the couple was one of 13 award winners in washington d-c. the caradco building, once a centerpiece in dubuque's millwork district, sat vacant for 40 years until the gronens restored it. they say their commitment to the past is actually a focus for the future. "it gives them a sense of their history their families history, the history of their community, and that's where they choose to live and it lets them be part of it." " "young people are wanting to come back to dubuque stay in dubuque." the gronens say they love the work they've done and call it a great economic development opportunity for the community. coming up next tonight, the season's first college football playoff poll came out today. scott has reaction from the hawkeyes. and he also has regional championship volleyball highlights. stay with your 24 hour didly squat... but they released the first college football playoff poll tonight. and the hawkeyes are ranked 9th. clemson is ranked number one followed lsu,ohio state, and they would be in the playoffs if they started today. notr

, isis warned of more attacks to any country that attacks them, specifically mentioning washington, d-c as a target. right now, new legislation is being drafted that would give congress the power to approve the number of refugees entering the united states - a number that is now decided by the president. right now, governors from more than half of the 50 states have said they do not want syrian refugees settling in their state.. state..and that includes iowa governor terry branstad.one by one several governors made the announcement monday, after finding out, at least one of the attackers entered europe through greece, from the current wave of syrian refugees. "the isis threat i think is growing, and is very dangerous throughout the free world, and it's something that we've got to take very seriously, and i'm going to do all i can. i'm just asking the federal government to coordinate and work with us." us."the president previously announced the u-s would accept up to 10-thousand people fleeing from syria.. immigration experts say under the regfugee act of 1980, governors cannot legally b

weather from all fifty states, including washington d-c within a week. "dubuque is the only iowa stop on the tour." "nbc reached out o us directly, which is always exciting for us...beacuse it means dubuque has kind of made it mark...and we're recognized as a place for this to happen." the visitors bureau says they suggested this location...along with a couple others to nbc. ultimately...the riverwalk beat out the others. "the backdrop will be the river there thay might make some last minute tweaks and changes." organizers say it all happned really fast...but hey're excited for al's short visit to the tri-states. now...al roker is running an hour behind so he will bbin dubuque around 10:45. and everyone is invited...we'd love to see you there. we've got you covered live in dubuque...shirley descorbeth.... ....wl news. right after forecasting iowa's weather in dubuque -- al roker heads to hazel green, wisconsin. this year's rokerthon will benefit feeding america. volkswagen is opening itit wallet to car owners affected by a massive emissions scandal. thge

the iowa d-c-i has been called in to assist in the investigation. an autopsy is scheduled for today... elias: number four... elias: in ohio, authorities have confirmed that nine people died in tuesday's plane crash. the aircraft burst into flame after clipping a telephone line and smashing into an apartment building. the victims include the pilot, co-pilot, and seven employees of a florida- based real- estate developer... the cause of the crash is still under investigation, but it is believed to have been mechanical. sabrina: and finally in the top five... sabrina: as the holiday season approaches, prepare to pay a bit more for the big meals. due the to avian flu outbreak that hit iowa, the price of turkey has gone up 30 to 40 percent. of the 72 farms that had to depopulate, 35 were commercial turkey farms. were commercial turkey farms. the price increase and short supply is also a concern for food banks that rely on turkey donations. elias: new this morning...people in the gladbrook- reinbeck area will eventually decide whether to dissolve their sc

but this one is decending on washington d-c for the boone county freedom flight. stephanie: for ten hours, local heroes toured memorials dedicated to their service, where fallen commerades were remembered as well. "there you go sarge we got you, we didn't forget you." stephanie: a long day for them- they were up for nearly 20 hours straight flying to d-c and back home. stephanie: but it was just as they were ready to call it a day, when organizers had one more surprise for them. jack: local five's elias johnson shows us. nat - diet coke? at a crusing atltitude of 30-thousand feet, boone county veterans have their first chance to take a breath and reflect on their 10-hour day touring the memorials dedicate to their service, nat is that the last bag? when freedom flight director don batt walks five suitcases to the front of the plane, one by one don batt - boone co. freedom flgiht director and these five bags are our duffel bags we have here and they're our duffel bags, so to speak, our mail call for out veterans for anyone who has served overseas, mail call was the

the iowa d-c-i is investigating an officer involved shooting in waterloo. the suspect led police on a chase and drove at officers, leading to gunfire. and a new study from the university of iowa shows how improperly fitted hearing aids can affect language development in hard of hearing kids. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on some fog to start off your wednesday. while this fog may be locally dense, it doesn't appear it'll last very long and should be out of the area by 9 or 10 am. temperatures will take off once the fog burns away, leading to another day with highs around 70. this should be the end of the road for any 70s for a while as november reality moves in later this week in the form of a cold front. this front should generate some rain for us late thursday into thursday night. while a shower may linger through sunrise in our eastern counties on friday, this system will largely be gone and off to the east. it'l

report.the c-d-c says iowa, oregon and rhode island have the highest flu levels in the country.experts say although not perfect, theheflu vaccine can protect many from getting sick.they point to the flu pandemic of 2009.during past pandemics, millions of americans died from the flu. 2009 was the first to happen when flu vaccines were available.as a result, the c-d-c says fewer than 20- thousand americans died from the most recent outbreak. changes to iowa's medicaid system was met with a lot of questions onight. tonight.a town hall meeting i i cedar rapids tried to answer a lot of those questions about governor branstad's privatization of the system. democrats, critical of the governor's move, have been going to the state sponsored meetingsgsone lawmaker says s lot of iowans are till confused about the changes and he's not happy with the answers they're getting at these meetings. "there are so many issues and they're pushing to do this by january the first so people understanably are very fearful about what's going to happen about their health care." care."some have called on the gover

kcrg-tv9's washington d-c bureau caught up with senators joni ernst and chuck grassley. "it's all about bringing family together and giving thanks for all the blessings we have " " in all of the 40 years i've been in the united states congress, we've always been on the farm in new hartford, iowa. " congress is on its thanksgiving recess through this weekend. still to come... tomorrow the iowa hawkeyes will look to continue their perfect season in a matchup against nebraska. but there's more to tomorrow's heroes game on the field for tomorrow's iowa-nebraska game, it's called the heroes game for a reason. three local heroes will be honored at halftime during tomorrow's game. an iowa state trooper and an iowa nurse are among those receiving the honor. claire powell from w-o-i in des moines has their stories. "the engine is revving high, it takes off tires squeal" nat rev forward "this is not good something's going on inside this truck"seven months ago, iowa state patrol trooper tracy bohlen spotted a truck with oklahoma plates, stopping and going in the middle of 70 mile p

you can see some of that footage and back here in the u-s -- d-c. house republicans opposing to bring ten-thousand syrian refugees to america until screening can be tightened. president obama however remaining low-key on describing his plans for isis. and speaker of the house paul ryan saying in response -- the world needs american leadership. and also just in tonight -- two air france flights have been diverted. the first one headed from los angeles to paris, was diverted to salt lake city because of a security incident. a bomb threat was called in from the ground -- according to a u.s. government official.. the plane landed safely, and passengers terminal the second one -- which was on its way to paris from washington, d-c., has been diverted to halifax authorities say it did land safely -- we spoke with native syrians who are living in eastern iowa and they think it's the result of fear and misinformation. kwwl's hillary maglin has more. (sot. cg: newman abruissa/syria native) "it has affected me of course. i grew up in damascus, syria. i still h

some christmas cheer arrived in washington d-c this morning.. the capitol christmas tree -- all the way from alaska! the iconic tree has been a washington tradition since 19-64. but this is the first one to travel some four-thousand miles by boat and truck - and the first from the 49th state. it's decorations will include thousands of ornaments made by children and others from alaskan communities. this year's tree lighting ceremony is scheduled for 5 p-m wednesday, december 2nd. adele's new album called "25" "hello" was the first single released. it was confirmed that adele is not allowing music streaming sites like apple music and spotify to release her tracks. anyone wanting to hear the music will have to buy the cd. the singer wrote an emotional letter to fans and posted it to social media. she said she was overwhelmed and grateful to put out another record and to put it this is the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gas

. >> i met a young man who was in prison outside of-- of washington, d. c. he is 18 years old. he says, once you become-- you get committed, which means being sent to jail-- they give you services. >> he says they give you-- they give you a job, you get a tutor, you get mental. >> baltimore is home to the performance artist. it's an appropriate setting to research violence and economic despair. >> i think that-- that poverty is now considered some kind of a disgrace, some kind of a pathology. >> smith has received countless accolades and awards. in popular culture she's best known for her tv work on nurse jackie and the west wing, and films like the american president. >> i think that, you know, michael douglas was a good president, but martin sheen was a really good president too. >> i spoke to anna deavere smith in new york. >> your work outside of mainstream television tackles some of the biggest social issues facing our country right now. i'm wondering how you' influenced by your own childhood. growing up in baltimore during a time of segregation. >> well, i guess two thing

when we speak with her washington d-c where she is a student at american university. what does "means" mean? one of 8 finalists for the l'oreal paris women of worth awar u can te for her online righn.u'll find a link at w.meansdatabe .comtragic story in northernlinois came to a shocking end today. a tgic story in northernlinois came to a shocking end day.st month a manhunt wasunched after a police officer was found shot to death. today the results of thevtigation into his deathre announc . and they are unbelievablefind who police y kild the officer ... andyus ... paying for patriotism. find out what it is ... how ch it's cost taxpayers ... and y it will soon be illeg.series of shocking revelationsday in northern illinois. ar who prosecutors say killed a police ficer last month ... and thetivehind thshooting. e moments have stirred ouremotions at sporting events . t d you know they were bought and paid for? hear how despreadying for patriotisms ... and why it will soon be illegal. d with his poll numbers sagging, donald trump goes on the attack again dayhrhat he had to

after colorado, washington, washington, d-c has also approved it. about two dozen states allow medical marijuana. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to at the science center. ad lib wx quick morning fog has limited our warm up so far today and kept temperatures cool. temperatures are holding in the low 60s.skies will become mostly will pick up from the south at 10 to 20 mph. we will reach the low 70s this afternoon. hundreds of thousands of people in kansas city are trekking their way through downtown...official ly welcoming home the newest world series champions. "yeah, we're champions now. thank you everybody. thank you kansas city. those fans, i love you." this is a live look at the city's parade going on now for the royals. it's 2 point 3 miles long and runs through the power and light district. following the parade will be a victory rally at union station. the royals beat the new york mets 4 games to 1 on sunday night. their first world series title we've seen the shift here in iowa, but ben carson now tops don

the u-s capitol christmas tree is to set to arrive in washington d-c monday. the 74-foot tall spruce comes all the way from alaska. crews will light it all up december second. coming up in the next half hour of today in iowa.. the isis attack in paris has cities here in the u-s beefing up security. how the university of iowa is changing the way people enter kinnick stadium.. a car gives you freedom. room to grow. and in time, room to grow up. your dream car evolves, and protecting it takes committed support.

, making various stops along the way.its expected to arrive in d-c on november 20th.it'll be decorated with ornaments made by alaskans!the tree- lighting ceremony will be held in the first week of december. good morning, it's on this morning, coming up next, why your next road trip could be a few hours south of the corridor. corridor. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us welcome back - if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. - it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ fall may be fading this week in eastern iowa, but that's definitely not the case everywhere everywherethis morning cbs 2 news reporter matt hammill takes us on a beautiful f

a flight from washington, d - c.. diverted to nova scotia. officers there also determined there was no danger. even so... analysts say the pilots made the right decisions... one of the nation's top security experts c-i-a director john brennan says isil is the most powerful and ruthless terror groups ever. he told the 13-hundred government and private security experts at a meeting that the u-s is doing all it can to stop isil's violence. "isil, the islamic state of iraq and levant, the so-called caliphate is just the latest manifestation of what is a blind adherence to a twists and contorted ideology that can lead to such blood shed around the world." today brennan made that comment at a speech at the overseas security advisory council's 30th annual briefing. he went on to say the u-s should maintain it's longstanding policy of welcoming refugees. by evaluating how to strengthen the existing security safeguards to keep terrorists from exploiting the resettlement program. he also talked about edward snowden and the balance the u-s must strike b

the secret service said it hadn't seen the face stamped bills at h-q in d-c. officials said it still could be showing up in major cities across the country, but it's likely it's confined to our area or region. guys? tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot. inside corner, the royals, 2015 world champions that about says it all. the kansas city royals clinched the world series title last night at citi field in new york. the royals were down two to nothing in the top of the ninth and came back to tie the mets. they went on to win it seven to two in 12 innings. " you can't describe this feeling. it couldn't have happened to a better group of guys. wouldn't want to be celebrating here with a different bunch. it's just unbelievable, the resiliency of this group all year. to bounce back after a tough season last year and come back and be world champions, you can't even describe it " this is the royals first world series title in 30 years. catcher salvador perez took home the m-v-p title. this morning, we're wrapping up a journey that we told you about last march. six y

, isis warned of more attacks to any country that attacks them, specifically mentioning washington, d-c as a target. right now, new legislation is being drafted that would give congress the power to approve the number of refugees entering the united states - a number that is now decided by the president. right now, governors from more than half of the 50 states have said they do not want syrian refugees settling in their state.. state..and that includes iowa governor terry branstad.one by one several governors made the announcement monday, after finding out, at least one of the attackers entered europe through greece, from the current wave of syrian refugees. "the isis threat i think is growing, and is very dangerous throughout the free world, and it's something that we've got to take very seriously, and i'm going to do all i can. i'm just asking the federal government to coordinate and work with us." us."the president previously announced the u-s would accept up to 10-thousand people fleeing from syria.. immigration experts say under the regfugee act of 1980, governors cannot legally b

one iowa mom lobbies legislators in washington, d-c to legalize ccnnabis oil on behalf of her daughter who struggles with epileptic seizures. the american red cross wants people to be careful when using space heaters during the winter as they can lead to an increased risk in house fires. and some parents in cedar rapids are concerned about the school district's new grading system and what it could mean for students applying for college. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your firststalert forecast, kajj. plan on another wet day, though the rain will not be as steady and may be more of a drizzle than anything today. our temperatures will slowly fall through the day with readings settling into the 45-49 range for the afternoon. gusty southwest wind is likely to 30mph at times. plan on a dry and windy thursday with highs into the 40s. we are still watching friday afternoon and especially friday night carefully for snowfall potential in the area. the temperatures will be cool enough for snow to occur, but the bigger uncertainty remain

the iowa d-c-i was called to a home on second street in pomeroy on tuesday.. there they found potter shot to death. no arrest has been made, but investigators say they don't believe the public is in danger. they plan to release more details after an autopsy is complete. stay tuned to local 5 as we follow this story. stephanie: a three year old girl is ok after falling out of a window this morning in the metro. it happened in the 37-hundred block of twana drive around 10 this morning. the toddler was reading when she fell out of the window. she was taken to the hospital as a precaution. no injuries were reported. jack/ots veterans visiting local hy-vees got a special treat this morning. the grocery chain honored veterans with free breakfasts as part of its "homefront" initiative. the program also asks customers to round up their grocery purchase to the next dollar at the checkout. donations will be made to three organizations that support vets and their families. stephanie: it wasn't just hy-vee employees honoring veterans across the metro today. studebaker ele

now the debate over syrian refugees is at the forefront for lawmakers both in d-c and here in iowa. some people in marengo and cedar rapids are cleaning up this morning after a microburst and heavy winds damaged buildings. and veterans and homeless in johnson county will get some much needed help before the cold sets in at a resource fair today. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a cool and windy day across eastern iowa. the wind will gust at times to 45 or even 50mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the entire tv9 viewing area through sunset. plan on highs into the lower and middle 50s, but at least we'll have some sunshine. the main focus of the next few days is the snow that will arrive on friday night. while snow is possible before sunset, accumulation s will be limited. however, once the sun goes down, snow should increase in intensity and last the entire night. snow will linger right into saturday morning. plan on 4-6" to be on the grou

financially for the city and we didnt feel like it was appropriate to risk millions of dollars a washington d-c based organization threatened to sue the city if the memorial was not removed, claiming it was a violation of church and state. that happened after an anonymous person complained about the cross. but one council member who voted against moving the cross says she was prepared to what the community wants. 234723-33 and i asked them if they were wiling to stand at city hall, open up their wallets and their pocket books, and donate to the cause and yes they were. mike dasilva, channel 13 news the amvets will move the silhouette of the soldier kneeling aaa cross to a private lot right across the street. that will happen after veteran's day. windsor heights has opted out of a merger with the clive fire department. it was a unanimous vote by the city council during last night's meeting. officials say the windsor heights residents and business owners who spoke at the meeting urged the council to vote against the deal even if it means increasing taxes. authorities say it'll now look into hirin

in washington d-c - house lawmakers are supposed to vote today on a bill that would use president obama's refugee program.the g-o-p backed legislation would ramp-up background checks for syrian and iraqi refugees wanting to come to the u.s.the bill is expected to win approval in the republican-led house.the president is promising a veto if it reaches his desk..the white house says that type of measure would introduce "unnecessaryand impractical requirements" for refugees coming to the u.s. hawkeye fans should expect tighter security for saturday's football game. game.the school said today it's taking several steps to increase safety at kinnick stadium.the u-i advises fans to show up early and expect a screening process similiar to one at n-f-l stadiums.they also say only clear bags will be allowed in - so no purses or handbags.there will also be extra police and serity guards on-hand before, during, and after the game. waterloo police are now investigating a pair of shootings. shootings.around 9-30 last night officers responded to ray's market on franklin street for a report t an armed ro

alert...the c-d-c is reporting a lmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers imported from mexico.the agency says four people have already died, while 800 people have gotten sick in 38-states, including seven in iowa.two separate recalls of mexican cucumbers were issued in september. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, how much an average lkswagen says i iwill limit investments to cover costs in its growing emissions scandal. scandal.the automaker plans to cut investments by more than one billion dollars, but it's not clear if that will include jobs.volkswagen is under fire for admitting some of its diesel vehicles had software that could cheat emissions tests.the company says it will cost more than nine billion dollars to recall vehicles and deal with other issues from the scandal. as we head into thanksgiving week, here's something to be thankful for!gas prices in iowa continue to go down. down.gas buddy dot com says the average price per gallon cents.that's down 15-cents from a week ago.across the county - the average gallon of gas costs two-dollars even. for the first time ever - a trad

most think of hiv when they hear "safe sex" - but new numbers from the c-d-c show that people still need to protect themselves from sexually transmitted diseases that have been around for centuries. in a new report today, researchers these diseases? riri. sexually transmittete syphilis? incrcrsing by more than 15 percent in just one year? chlamydia up by nearly three gonorrhea by more during that same time frame. most affected?? young people, between 15 and 24? accounting for nearly two thirds of all reported cases of chlamydia and which can also make h-i-v infection easier, increasing most notably in men who have sex with men. as the case numbers rise? too many still go undiagnosed. the consequences may be severe. for example, an estimated 20,000 young women become infertile each year due to undiagnosed s-t-ds. it's up to you to protect yourself. know your partner? e protection? and get tested. th this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. " after the break... a popolar holiday luluheon is approaching. julie krogh this year's queen of the daughters of the nile and shes's here to talk

the secret service said it hadn't seen the face stamped bills at h-q in d-c. officials said it still could be showing up in major cities across the country, but it's likely it's confined to our area or region. you've probably seen stamped currency before. a popular one, where's george?. it was a website dedicated to tracking money. after a secret service investigation in 2000, they stopped selling rubber stamps used to mark bills and advertise the website. back to you guys. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot. the cedar falls city council plans to discuss plans for a major project by western home communities. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, the council will vote tonight on the final plan for a 42 million dollar wellness and community center. prairie winds will have 75 apartments for seniors, a nursing staff, a spa, restaurant and outpatient therapy. it will also feature event space that can seat up to 400 people. the center would be on 16 acres on the southeast corner of the western home's south main street campus. that's at main street at hya

the iowa d-c-i is investigating after a police officer shot a man during a chase in waterloo. police say they tried to stop brandon seeley yesterday because they had a warrant for him. seeley drove off. he drove toward an officer, who shot and hit the trial continues today for the man accused of stabbing his girlfriend in a marion hy-vee parking lot last spring. 32 year old nicholas luerkens is on trial for first degree murder in the death of lynnsey donald. the prosecution called witnesses yesterday who tried to stop the attack. unless you take care of business it doesn't mean didly squat... but they released the first college football playoff poll tonight. and the hawkeyes are ranked 9th. clemson is ranked number one followed lsu,ohio state, and alabama in the top four.. and they would be in today. notre dame is fifth.. as you can guess this was a big topic and iowa more from iowa city. when asked how much they would pay attention to the release of the college football playoff rankings, the hawkeyes had a wide variety of answers. "i'll probably be working, actually, and doin

a washington d-c based organization threatened to sue the city if the silhouette of a soldier kneeling at a cross was not removed. they claims having the cross in the park is a violation of separation of church and state. people in town say they are upset by the decision. 23:45:47--54 'the majority of the voters in knoxville and the residents of knoxville obviously wanted the silhouette to stay.' 23:42:29--45 'it hasnt anything to do with churches. its about the people. its about staying free. its not a political issue. its not anything to do with church and state. its about the fact that we gave our sons to die so that we can stay free.' the cross is scheduled to be moved after veterans day. in less than two months, health care services for one in six iowans could change. today, a group of state lawmakers met to get an update on the preparations for the "medicaid modernization". channel 13's jannay towne was there and has the story.. bolkcom 19:10:33 i don't know what the rush is mathis 19:15:16 this is a mess. the only thing we have is time with this. we have to give them some time.

right now, the c-d-c says one in 68-children have the disorder.the latest number comes from a 2014 questionaire sent to parents. experts say the jump may be because the order ofhe questions was changed along with h e content. purely a methodological issue." (sot: michael rosanoff, autism speaks) 23:34 the most important takeaway message here is that autism is more prevelant than we currently we believe. believe.even skilled experts say diagnosing autism is difficult - there is no simple swab or blood test. despite the new figures from this new patient-reported survey, doctors emphasize they will *not replace the government's official *one in sixty eight* number. democrats are preparing for their second national debate. it happens right here on cbs 2 tomorrow night. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders and martin o'malley by a wide margin in the latest cbs news poll.but many experts say it's too early to look at poll numbers as deciding factors in the race. meanwhile, people across the world start honing in and focusing on iowa when caucus season iowa when focusing on in and start honing the wor

an iowa woman was in washington d-c today, working to get lawmakers to provide better access to hemp oil for medical purposss. tonight on t-v nine news at six, hear why she says she won't stop until congress passes the w. hundreds of county leaders will be n cedar rapids startinn tomorrow. they'll be focusing on priorities for next year's legislative session. and the red cross is urging caution as the temperatures turn cooler. the reason why is coming louisiana gov. bobby jindal says he is dropping out of 2016 race for president. abc worldnews. about 800 county leaders from around the state will be in cedar rapids tomorrow. they'll be attending the iowa state association of counties, or "isac," fall conference. one of the main goals is vote on legislative priorities. kcrg t-v nine's brady smith spoke with conference organizjrs this afternoon. brady, this event helps counties get through the legislsltive ocess? isac works in des moines during the legislative session by getting information to lawmakers, and connecting them with county officials. they'll also bring in county officials t

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security has been upgraded after a new isis video threatens an attack on washington d-c, as well as countries takiki part in air strikes in syria.new york city's police commissioner said that his department is treating the paris attacks as if they could happen here.he says the department will send officers to france this ek to learn what they can, since the attacks were carried out in ways officials were not prepared for. authorities are trying to determine if the terrorists in paris coordinated their attacks s using encrypted social media which government agencies can't access. as a result, some countries are considering legislation that would allow them to monitor all social media for terrorist activities.right now, authorities are combing through new generations of messaging tech to try and determind how they communicated with each other. a new report shows more than 250-americananhave joined or attempted to join isis.one shocking revelation in the report is that one in four u-s recruits is from minnesota! the state's large somali popupution is often a target of recruits. a newly developed

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