once again, 6th ranked cascade hosts no. 1 north fayette valley... i'll week on kcrg 9.2 will be city high hosting ames in the junior cy-hawk series. and remember you can watch all the highlights on friday night lights endzone from 10:30-11:00. the hawkeyes are a 15 point favorite over the cyclones tomorrow night at kinnick. but numbers don't mean a whole lot in the cy- hawk series.. the visiting team has won the last four games.. heres what the players have to say on the eve of the big game. i've been a part of it so i mean i kind a have an idea of what it's like. it's going to be very fun the atmosphere there from what i remember 2 years ago is very very crazy and very fun i thin the rivalry is worse between the fans the 2 fan bases don't get along at all it is just fun to be a part of. it means a lot beimg from iowa growing up a hawkeye fan really seeing how it went. it's always state always been a hawkeye you know you know the passion that boil between the two teams. if the series is any indication how things will go it will be a tight game and i

they host top ranked north fayette. it looked to be a battle and it was a first quarter, cascade for the punt and the snap isn't the best. he bulls his way in from a yard out. tiger hawks go up 6-0 and same score in the second, and it's him again and this time, well, he gets lost in the rain. somehow, he find the end zone in. north fayette wins. >> another battle, monticello, the panthers host the knights and he runs all of the way down, and that's the red zone and the knights are in business. and then it's the speedster. around the corner and in for 6, union is answers. he loses the snap and keeps his composure. he throws a dart to cooper and he's gone. >> mount vernon looking for the first win and jack on the end, and he throws it back to his quarterback adams and that's inside is of the 15-yard line. adams gives it to him. and then on their next drive, adams, airing it out to him and that's a touchdown. they scored them. mount vernon, 78-0. >>> springville and lone tree. that's off to the races. but he coughs it abou

fayette by 12:38. moving towards harpers ferry in the river by 12:56. we still have multiple rounds of rain on the way that will start to affect other parts of the area. we have already seen reports radar. locally higher amounts are possible throughout the rest of the day. the next round of rain is starting to develop and western parts of the state and also into nebraska. that is the source of our last round of rain with a cold front that will move through. because we have more rain, there is a flash flood watch in effect north of highway 20 until 1:00 on saturday for these counties in green. it does not include black hawk county and waterloo. it is north of highway 20. that is where we could have rainfall over the next hour or so -- there will be a break but this next line of storms will start to enter the northwestern parts of our area by 4:00 and continue to the south and east through the evening hours. by 6:00, 7:00, enter the central part of our area and moved to the south and east. we will start to dry out. we to dry out close to midnight tonight.

last march, police arrested sargent in fayette county for burglary. after he bonded out of jail, he called fayette's police chief, threatening to kill him. sheriff's deputies found him a knife. today marks exactly one year since a man raped and killed a 66-year-old woman in dubuque. and at seven o'clock tonight, family and friends will be gathering to remember the victim, nancy krapfl . police say krapfl was out for a morning walk last september when helmon betwell beat her and raped her. he was 19 at the time. after his arrest, police say betwell told them he attacked the woman because had nothing better charges of first degree murder, first degree sexual abuse, and burglary. he and krapfl did not know each other. a judge ruled earlier this year that betwell is not mentally competent to stand trial right now. he's still in police custody as he awaits a hearing on his mental state. we want to remind you that whenever you see news happening, we encourage you to call us on newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. johnson county will soon go from one

ei east fayette county. we will keep partly cloudy skies in the forecast as we head through the evening. 79 was the high temperature here today in cedar rapids but look at north platte in wichita. 89 and 90 degrees a son of warm air that will begin to push east into our area come tomorrow and tuesday. we will have a steamy labor day tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 80s. summer conditions will last chances as we head to the week as well. high pressure over the mid- atlantic states, keeping the front from really moving to the southeast but it will pick up speed are as we get into tomorrow and into tuesday. you do see the front lingers to tomorrow but as we get into tuesday night and into wednesday the high pressure moves off to the southeast. the front will move through and bring in showers and thunderstorms late tuesday into wednesday. as far as what to expect with rain, our model has wider amounts down to the south beacon up to the north mainly up highway 20, some areas could see well over in inch of

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

a fayette county man convicted of threatening to kill an eastern iowa a waterloo police officer will not face formal charges. charges.body cam video shows officer adam wittmayer yanking on the dreadlocks of a handcuffed suspect.it also shows the officer yelling at the suspect -- hitting him in the head and pushing him into a squad car.the suspect's attorney sent this video to the f-b-i and cbs 2 news. news.officials say the suspect is 24-year-old montavis keller -- and that he nearly ran over officer wittmayer at the end of a high-speed chase.keller wants the offi office reviewed the footage and decided not to charge officer wittmayer.the waterloo police chief says the officer was punished internally.keller will stand trial later this month. a fayette county man convicted of threatening to kill an eastern iowa police chief - will now be sent to a halfway house.33-year-old joshua sargent was sentenced to two suspended five-year prison terms...and also sentenced to two to five years probation - that will begin in a for burglary - and when he left the jail - he called the police chief a

starting tomorrow she was awarded the honor in fayette village. this award celebrates the teaches. congratulations. >>> the pokemon go craze in good use. $5 you can get in from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. it supports the preserve wild animals. the north carolina has eight gyms. keep that in mind. >> writing it down. >> there you go. >>> staying busy and optimistic despite challenging times. >> hear what he is doing. >>> if fall is your favorite season. there are more reasons you will a trip to the north carolina mountains. >>> new exciting shows coming up. tonight's red carpet premiere. >> can't get here quick enough. we had a cold front come on by. 89 in fayetteville. but she's got a heart of... well, you know. ohhh... i still got the platinum touch. music!!! "oh danny boy, the pipes are calling..." the all new platinum payout scratch offs. with over 140 million dollars in total prizes, it's the new >>> wral news on fox 50 with lynda loveland. >>> a 6-year-old was stabbed in the heart and left alone. that is according to a preliminary autopsy report. she was killed by her body found on frid

a fayette county man received a suspended chief. a judge sentenced 33- year-old joshua sargent to 5 years of probation yesterday. prosecutors say sargent called and threatened the fayette police chief after being arrested on a burglary charge in march. a vigil tonight will remember the life of a dubuque woman killed one year ago today. a man sexually assaulted and killed 66-year old nancy krapfl last september. krapfl, a church secretary, was on an early morning walk when she was attacked. cameras captured video of a dubuque man assaulting a woman before dragging her body away. that footage helped police arrest helmon betwell just hours after the attack and killing. he faces murder and sexual abuse charges. betwell is now in a facility where he can get a psychiatric evaluation. a judge said he was not competent to stand trial. friends and supporters will remember nancy krapfl tonight at jackson park. the a call on newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg dot com. this morn

in fayette county, flooding damaged the county maintenance shop in west union. fayette county emergency management says otter creek is also flooding near elgin. its already closed down several county roads. crews are also out today sandbagging to prevent any more flooding. damage in floyd and butler counties. in the town of greene, emergency management says trees fell on homes and powerlines. the city opened north butler high school as an emergency shelter for anyone who had to evacuate. that's where we find kcrg- tv9's brea love who has been following the flooding all morning. brea, what are you seeing out there right now. morning flooding is impacting parts of thursday, september 22nd, 2016. emergency management officials in butler county says the town of greene is one of the hardest hit areas. trees have even fallen on some homes and power lines in that area. early on thursday morning, ditches along some roads including 110th st. leading into greene are flooded. a kcrg-tv9 crew attempting to get into town had to turn around multiple times after running into f

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

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

fayette vill, north caro, we'vad torrential rain with one band of thunderstorms and another one and our heavy rain event has begone around washington d.c. and through the mitic. couple flh fld warnings, but 11 million people under a flood watch today. the heaviest rain will be towards the day today. isolated totals, up to a foot are possible. and the and this is i eastern china at least 27 people are missing crashed into the mountain vill age. the rainfall is being caused for the collapse of this building. "early today" back in two. around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! you know what, don't worry about it. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. n... dogs just won't quit. neither does new frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy! go for the gold. (coughs) 't that cough doe great. move over.nd easy booger man. take mucinex dm. 'll ar y

. >>> and flash flooding in is fayette vill, north carolina, we've had torrential rain with one band of thunderstorms and another one and our heavy rain event has begone around washington d.c. and through the midatlantic. we have a couple flash flood warnings, but 11 million people under a flood watch today. the heaviest rain will be towards the day today. isolated totals, up to a foot are possible. and the next highest are in harrisburg, and now a closer look at your day ahead. >>> you can see the heavy rain threat, especially if you get the thunderstorms, like in north carolina and tatshat's where th risk is. a cool mass. and this is in eastern china at least 27 people are missing age. the rainfall is being caused for the collapse of this building. "early today" back in two. around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! you know what, don't worry about it. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. nt. tide. number one rated. come on... dogs just won't qu

cumberland county toward fayette i'll. .# of a mile. around the sand hills to deteriorate before they get better this morning. please allow extra time if you're around that area or to that direction this morning. now as far as the kchs are concerned not quite as comfortable. upper # #s around in du ram and raleigh. upper 60s around eliminate -- looking northward. # 4 anterior. 83 at lunchtime. still pretty dry. we're not as warm but there be a small chance for showers. normal is around 82 degrees many this tp is dropping tissue it's moving in springing the potential for an isolated storm or shower this afternoon. not all of you will see the wet weather. more clouds than what we saw yesterday. already this morning. so this forecast doing a good job of predictioning that. that's in association of what's left of julia this morning. most of that won't reach our area. looking at partly cloudy skies through lunchtime. then that cold front coming through. just a shaw or -- i got knock severe. not all widespread. overnight drier weather and the

certainly it happened almost a month ago today august 10 in fayette county georgia shumpert charged with they are to maintain lane and lane violation as well as marine -- marana -- marijuana possession. >> shumpert and his fiancie have a home near beyonci near where the arrest occurred. neither he nor the team have any additional comments while the matter progresses.>> it is possible he lands in a treatment policy and he could face a suspension. we have seen that with other players when something like this has happened. it is been and interesting off- season for him. video and has a song out there. so a lot going on off the court. hopefully he can just get back to playing. >> important for the team. >>> people on social media reacting to the cavaliers off the court news tonight. as soon as he starts dating a kardashian and the curse hex. let the people talking about that. jan says he should hire a driver with all the money he makes and ryan says this is why we cannot have nice things. leave us a message on the facebook page or tweet us . >> the same sport that many believe contributes to

that the governor is talking about and enough of the counties around pittsburgh, washington county, fayette county, that are becoming more republican. >> i know that. >> trump has to win every one of those votes because he's basically maximizing white conservative rural turnout and ex-urban turnout. he has to get that maximum to have a chance at pennsylvania and the electoral college mathematics don't work out without pennsylvania. i don't see how trump can win it without pennsylvania. >> president obama today mocked donald trump. his sarcasm today was so rich he knocked trump before his prepared romance with vladimir putin. it was rich stuff today from obama. let's watch. >> you got the man who just last week went on russian state television to talk down our military and to curry favor with vladimir putin. he loves this guy. he loves this guy. and when they interview and ask him why do you support this guy, he said he's a strong guy. look, he's got an 82% poll rating. well, hussein had a 98% poll rating. if you control the media and you've taken away everybody's civil liberties and you jai

. >>> fayette ville has a new interim police chief. anthony kelly would take over this month. i'm a part of this city just like this apartment is part of this community. i want them to know that we're still going to -- we're still in the game no. worries. >> kelly's been the assistant chief of the department since 2015. he'll take on the position ats the end thft month. he will retire at the end of october. >> a hacked e-mails show colin powell tearing into donald trump. disgrace while much is disconnected add trump he also wrote everything hrc touches, she kind of screws up with hubris. the leaked e-mails were authentic. >>> school officials and law enforcement officials in florida caught a python. oh, my. that's a big one. nobody was injured. >> surprises kids in maryland. he spent seven months in iraq. he posed with his sons for this picture. he took off his helmet and they were surprised to see their daddy standing there. he's been deployed four times since 2003 working intell in the middle east. take a look at those smiles. oh, love those stories. right? all right. a good

north of fayette valley all getting out two hours early so students can get home because they are having numerous flooding concerns. highway 93 closed just towards i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. ? >> quinn: you say you'll never trust me or accept me. >> steffy: that's correct. you say you change. it's really just like white noise to me. >> quinn: except we both love love my son, so there has to be some common ground we can find knowing that they won't be happy without both of us in their lives. >> steffy: you know what you're like? you're like a chronic illness wyatt's just gotten used to managing. >> quinn: come to the wedding tomorrow. the rest of the family will follow your lead. it's only an hour out of all of your lives. i w

triangle park located along the 7500 block of fayette street. those responsible hope the community will pull together to keep this park clean. jimmy kimmel live next on channel 6. jimmy's guest is dr. phil. "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamelaedwards and meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. from the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner.

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

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 replacement is found on

work crews, hello conshy, route 23, right at fayette street.mcdonald's, there right at the corner, so watch out for some brake tapping with only the one lane getting on by. live look at i-95, northeast philly, now, northbound 95, up near woodhaven road, medical emergency, which is all off to the shoulder, southbound, the crews are working between the betsy and bridge street. looking at problems on the new jersey turnpike, this is the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike, at exit number three, which is the black horse pike. and for the folks watching us down the shore, the garden state parkway northbound right at route 30, which is absecon, just north of the atlantic city expressway, watch for crash. otherwise no problems up and down the shore roads there. and berlin, construction along route 30 and route 73, then later on right after the rush hour through the midday, the water department, they're going to shut down the martin luther king out bound leaving center city, between garden, spring garden, and sweet briar. so everyone wants to us

it happened on august 10th in fayette, county, georgia. this is a lane violation. we are not talking alcohol after being stopped and they smelled an odor consist tepts with burned marijuana. he admitted to smoking and struggled with the feel blood test. he is charged with dui, possession of marijuana and failure to maintain lane. no court date is set. >> shum pert and his fiance have a home in atlanta. they have discussed the situation with shum pert and it is possible he lands in the treatment policy. and could face and suspension. so we will see how this plays out, sarah. this is the second year. coming off the year where the career low is 8 points an average. and the calves said they let the legal process play out before they have any comment. this is a few weeks ago. >> we are just finding out about it now. >> i was thinking about it. with social media. it is amazing it took this long to come out. >> thanks, dave. talk to you soon. >> okay. >> all week long we have been exposing a millionaire food stamp recipient who denies allegations that he is hiding money.

it does include places like the wind, fayette, elkader, the core and charles city. you are in the severe thunderstorm watch. the morning. another issue is the potential for heavy rain from thunderstorms that could come through on a regular basis the next two or three days. the ground is saturated across our northern counties. there are places around the core that have had 40 ages of rain this year and the ground is saturated. the rivers and streams are running at high levels. it would not take much to have flash flooding. if you are in the green counties that will be a threat thursday evening. here's the radar. there's nothing in north eastern iowa yet. thunderstorms are developing in south-central minnesota. you can see them near mankato. they are cranking out lightning and heavy rain. they are expected to develop more to the south east. these will be coming to that northern and eastern counties and you can see the storms have produced a lot of heavy rain fall. there's one to 2 inches next on c-b-s two news... news...the efforts underway right now to keep kids from

the latest incident happened right here on fayette street in quincy yesterday. quincy police say in each of the incidents, a man hops out of a car, runs over, snatches a woman's purse and drives away. all three incidents have happened right here in north fairington street around 6:00 p.m. a week and a half ago and the next on kendall street last friday. the victim says a man demanded her purse and when she ran, he hopped out and grabbed it and the last theft on fayette street was just yesterday around 9:00 a.m. in the morning. >> that's outrageous. this area is like super quiet, so like to have something like that happen here, it's kind of like unbelievable. >> the reporter: now the descriio varied from one victim to the next. they all say that the suspect is a white man, some of them saying he's a little bit taller. two of them say he was driving an s.u.v., but the the last victim does say that it was some sort of a vehicle that was either light blue or gray. in the meantime, police are warning residents, particularly women carrying purses, they say if you don'

. >>> three suspects are in custody after a string of crimes into la fayette. no officers were hurt. this started about 1:15 thursday afternoon when police say car windows were shattered, then they found a stolen car from erie abandoned in a ravine. finally, police found a second stolen car, alts from erie at a local wal-mart. got in the car, rammed two police cars while they were trying to get away. all thee were arrested after >>> anyone flying frontier airlines this morning should get to the airport three hours early. that's a warning from the airline, which it says is in the middle of a system upgrade. this is a live look at d.i.a. where the lines at the counters are not too bad. things are moving so well it seems. passengers can't use frontier's website, only the mobile app or the airport kiosk or they can go to the ticket counter to make changes are tickets, that sort of thing. a ton of customer complaints over airport delays. that was because the airline switch to new company for its ground operations services at its gates. half the ground crew were vete

triangle park located along the 7500 block of fayette street. those responsible hope the community will pull together to keep this park clean. jimmy kimmel live next on channel 6. jimmy's guest is dr. phil. "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamelaedwards and meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. from the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! snoop dogg, and music from bastille. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching, thank you for coming. i appreciate

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

georgia or suspicio of dui or come and happen crack august kim, he was stopped for lane violation in fayette county georgia according to a report t the officer smelled marijuana and noticed eyes were bloodshot when asked about the last time that he is not, he said that he the court date has not been sai the cavaliers have discussed th situation with him and say they will continue to monitor the case and we will keep you posted. since the numerals listed to the day job, jessica dill has more on the newly released consent decree policy released by the doj. this was one year in the making release with new rules and regulations for the police force , after they said that th use of excessive force was extreme consent decree mantras are looking for public feedback the next couple weeksa they say the goal is to have policies finalize and officers trained b the new year , cameras crisis intervention and increased oversight has been implemented the numerals would revamp current procedures reduce use of force while increasing accountability cleveland police patrolmen's association president steve loom

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

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 finish the projec

. >> along fayette street right at front street route 23.a overnight construction going on here right now. we'll check the overnight work on 95 and talk about a crash in plymouth township when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ ciouit's done. [mmmm] chicken cacciatore... boneless chicken in our very own seasoned tomato sauce with peppers, mushrooms and basil. braised to perfection thanks to our unique ez oven packaging. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven and dinner's ready. delicious, fresh, easy. wegmans ez meals. [alright] (vo) when it comes to your favorite pennsylvania lottery pick games, it's smart to add the new wild ball to your game. sally plays 1 2 3, just like she does every day. but today she adds wild ball. because sally chose to get extra chances to win by playing wild ball, (sally) yah! (vo) she can now replace the number 4 with tonight's wild ball, number 3. making her a winner! (sally) thanks, wild ball! (vo) don't change the way you play, change the way you win! learn more at palottery.com. >> ♪

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 towards the north.

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. it's called super

shelby majors is coming in at 58 degrees this morning, and from doug goodman in north la fayette, he is 58 degrees. let's go to western colorado here. 55 degrees for you from david berry this morning. so be everybody pretty much in the 50s going on. here is the futurecast. mostly sunny over denver, but over northern areas, up norths fort collins, and then pushing down towards akron, some of those areas. some of those stormers late in the day could be severe out there in northeastern colorado. akron yesterday that baseball sized hail in some locations. denver is looking at about 88 for a high today. just a shade above normal by a few degrees for this time what labor day looks like and if there is any rain in store in the week ahead. >> labor day weekend is one of the last chances to grill outside. that's a staple of the season, but may also expose you to chemicals linked to cancer. don champ explains. >> there is something about that grill that makes it nice. >> reporter: mark wilson is celebrating his wife's birthday with a barbecue. >> grilling is a perfect way to >> reporter: it ma

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 hours time. we will be back in just a few minutes. >> we do want to thank the fox28 news viewers that shared the pictures. many people posted pitchers of tornadoes and the funnel clouds. this picture taken by sean near green in butler county confirmed it touched down there. diane sent us this image of that tree damage in rockford after strong winds roared the covers off the house-senate over the roof. for updates check out our cbs 2 weather app and you can download it to the iphone and android. also go to fox28iowa.com for up- to-date information . our weather team is working every day to bring you the lease conditions. for those of you who missed tonight's premiere of lethal weapon we will re-air the entire episode at 10:00 tonight right after fox 28 news at 9. at 11 will broadcast not air earlier. >> also big news out of charleston north carolina where violent protests have turned deadly after a shooting during tonight

. >>> if you're waking up with us in fayette it is 54 degrees. still to come the latest database breached by russian hackers and their latest claims welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? >>> the pollen count outside that so bad. medium saturday and a low risk on friday where we are expecting a pretty damp day. >>> for kids with disabilities competing -- completing everyday tasks can be a challenge but there is one young man in dusting oklahoma who is doing his best to get people a little bit extra. >> these are the kinds of swings you normally see at the park problem is not everyone can use that. an option. 18-year-old trevor rock came up with this plan. it took more than a year and almost 600 hours to really have it. different project.trevor brock boy scout troop 396one day he came up to the park and he realized there wasnt really anything for him to do in the realized there wasn't anything to do with a wheelchair. >> he knew for his eagle scout project he wanted to help kids with disabilities. helping them acco

assistance to fourteen more counties.that includes several in the viewing area -- like linn -- benton -- fayette -- delaware and many more.the company says they want to help their customers who were affected by flooding to recover.back in 2008 -- alliant offered more than a half million dollars in rebates.find out if you qualify for these rebates on our website cbs 2 iowa dot com. we watched as volunteers stepped up to fill sandbags-- nomral.there are various ways you can help those recover from the flood.the united way is making it easy for you to volunteer.all you have to do is sign up on their website. we've placed that information on our website - cbs-2- iowa-dot-com. heres another way you can help. the paramount theater needs to get ready for the performance of celtic thunder on sunday. volunteers helped remove seats from the historic theater last week -- and now help is needed to put them back in.anyone wanting to help is asked to be at the eight. 1991 -- was the last time waterloo west won 6 games in the regular season -- and you have to go back even futher -- to 1984 -- for the last time

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

the heaviest of the which are rolling right now from fayette some of the areas that are seeing the heavy rain this morning as you can get around the waterloo area and waverley. over the conrad area, let's go back to parkersburg and can see around butler county into northern butler county as well. these folks have seen anywhere from eight to 10 inches of rainfall. a continues to pour down. we can see into buchanan and they county with so heaviest rain backed up to west union. these folks are all dealing with heavy rain. i will take you right over here where you can see from harpers ferry there is the river road up to the soto and wisconsin where i just reported mud slides on highway 82. that is just over the border. if you come off the iron bridge south , that is 82, and that is where the mudslide happen. we will keep an eye on that. this is the estimated rainfall totals for the past 24 hours. you can see were in the heavy rains here at -- we will see wanted in and show you the green area. right here in this bubble where we're seeing a blue and white. this is substantial rainfall. as well

we have a lot of roads closed in fayette village. i put them on facebook and twitter as well. a heads up before you head out the door. if you can stay, probably the best idea. i-85 and u.s. 70. a live look outside now where things are moving pretty well despite that rain at 6:52. >>> all right. it's a messy day stay with us. >> a look at some of the flooding issues. but first here's a look at what the cbs this morning team is working on. >> ahead on cbs news this morning the latest on the elementary school shooting and gail talked to sean diddy combs. the news is back in the ?? ?? >>> several people had to be rescued in fayetteville. flooding. several school systems are delayed. har net moore and -- operating on two hour delays am live look right now from our cbs north carolina news tracker. you can see how serious this really is. lightning in fact is being blamed for an lightning hit a tree. ran 100 feet along a metal fence and hit a home on hammer stone circle. that's right in the -- and whispers pines no. one was injured. >> other n other news congress will avoid a governme

we still have some fog in fayette visit. we've had some fog there basically all morning long down in cumber land county and samson county. that's where it's been thickest. visibilities are still down to a quarter mile. a little shower activity out is because of tropical depression julia, and rip currents are very strong as well. nice and comfortable in wake forest, sitting at 65 degrees, 67 degrees in holding springs. temperatures are in the mid-60s in south hill now, and low 70s in fayetteville and clinton where we've had some of that fog. by lunch time we'll be up to around 83 degrees. can't rule out a couple spotty showers through the day, basically anywhere today. high temperatures climbing mainly in the upper evening, temperatures falling pack down in the mid-7 0s we'll take look at the up frommics coming up in just a little bit. right now we want to send it over to brian have raider. we've had things slowing down a bit. >> we have. seeing just a little improvement in the fortified work zone. 8:06. we'll take a look at

going today in brentwood and carolyn drive, we have emergency sewer repair going on. 85, 70, 40, fayette, 95 corridor, and accident-free. if you're heading webs on 540 to glenwood, wade avenue, and the longest stretch is capital to there. durham freeway, more headlights we'll see more headlights joining them. >> 6:50 in the morning. we'll be right back with news before you go. before you go. >> and here' after over 20 years in congress, senator richard burr has been making washington work... for himself. burr voted 5 times to raise his own pay, while his net worth has increased over 500%... on a bill to make insider trading by congressmen illegal, burr voted no, calling the law a waste of time. that's how 20 years in washington has changed richard burr. >>> here's a quick look at news before you go. america is trying to answer just one question this morning. who won last night's presidential debate? for 90 minutes. they answered questions about the different aspect of their plans for the country and took several jabs at each other as well. clinton is getting back on the campaign trail to

if it does become a tropical storm it will s low 80s back here at home. 85 in fayette vul. overnight near 68ment partly cloudy. we stay dry and warm. as we head into the coming days dry and warm will also be the trend. 88 wednesday. the next cold front that's here for thursday and friday. small chances for showers and storms both days. we'll be dry on saturday. chance for a few showers and let me pass it over to allie. what's the latest on that early- morning accident? >> you cannot get on to i-440. you haven't been able to since 4:00 this morning. this is causing some delays and confusion. wake forest road might be the best option of getting on towe l take youto the maps a show you what it looks like. closure at capitol boulevard at that onramp there. it's delays. a car fire at exit 11. starting to cause some moderate from durham through fayetteville. and if you're traveling from oks good. the durham area to rtp this morning, on -- a freeway to rtp five minutes there. if you're heading from 55 take you about 9 minutes. lo of people are up and at them. heading into work. >>