bucks county based chef max hanson is delivering gourmet holiday meals to deserving veterans. these delicious dinners include freshly roasted turkey, with all of the trimmings, i took a ride with the chef on christmas eve. >> okay, we're 15 minute from the next. >> he goes from house to house. >> there we go. >> town to town. on his list, those who have been nice, for them a gift, something to bite. >> we brought some christmas dinner for you guys. >> chef max hanson, catering business in bucks county. today, though, his only clients are veterans, like larry jones. >> i appreciate it, i'm very happy, and this makes our christmas. >> for jones and his family a bag stuffed. >> this will feed you and all of your kids. >> hanson is following in his late father's footsteps. a pediatrician who often spent the holiday away from home helping others. >> he looks like santa claus in his own way. and he would deliver christmas trees. >> trip over to olney. >> how are you guys? >> home to army veteran a never ending bag of goodies to say thank you for his service. >> definitely appreciate

her best friend jody hanson....still struggles with the fact that they don't have closure. still on the loose. they could do this to another person if it was so easily done to alicia" said jody hanson, huhmel's bestfriend. hanson hopes...someone who saw something will come forward and solve this case before it goes cold. "you may not realize that if you were in the area that you drove past that person. just think about it and if you recall it call in. in honor of alicia's work with young children....a fundraiser is being held to raise money for christmas gifts for underprivileged youth. if you would like to donate to the toy drive...or if you have any information about alicia's case visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com..for ways that you can help. reporting live in souverain abc 9 news tim: a roadside siouxland landmark dating back to 1955 is coming down landmark dating back to 1955 is coming down piece by piece. construction nats the missouri river bridge toll booth, located at decatur nebraska has been out of comission since 20-13.... and today, demolition crews

we've got you covered, brad hanson...kwwl news. kickoff is tomorrow morning at 11...you can see that game on espn. members of th university of iowa football team took time off from college bowl preparations to bring smiles to sick kids. players delivered yellow roses to patients thutsday at the university of roses were actually sent to the team by a local grocery store chain. but the school says the players wanted to share them with t patients. iowa playsstanford in he rose bowl on new years day. and speaking of the rose bowl, kwwl will have live coverage from pasadena. our rood to the rose bowl will be covered by ron steele, mark woodley, sports reporter zach grant, brad hanson and content producer scott albanese. kwwl's coverage begins live from pasadena the day after christmas and will contiue through new year's day with reactions and highlights of the game. kwwl will also be presenting a special half hour broadcast wednesday evening december 30th at 6:30 entitled road to the rose bowl: live from pasadena. now have the bike of a

hanson? >> absolutely. i think aaron is spot on.ink the first thing my friends who are still in the fight at centcom tell me the number one thing we could do is change the rules of engagement and lead slip the u.s. dogs of war. we know where these guys are and we can hit them. there should be special operation raids every night in isis's back territories to keep them off balance. >> that means big time u.s. casualties though and president obama doesn't want that. but, look, let's face it, it's gonna come to that and the president is only in office for one more year. mr. cohen you heard donald trump sayvg no more muslims in here. what was your first owe-your first gut reaction to that? >> my first reaction is the donald is a pr master. he knows how to sway whatever is happening in the news to be able to make himself relevant. he has been doing it for a while. started off with his reality show back with -- however, having said that you cannot bar bar muslims coming from this country right now i'm speaking as a jew right now. >> israel

we've got you covered live here in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. refelctions in the park runs through sunday -- january third. tickets can be purchased n advance at hillcrest or dubuque bank and trust -- or you can b by them at thh park. coming up on kwwl -- an unusual bell-ringer helping the salvation army this holiday season. plus.. the hawkeyes heading west -- to spend the holidays inpasadena for the rose bowl. but first -- here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven's chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast, coming up... and when you see newss- or if have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our pag to stay up to date on breaking news got you covered. with ron steele, amanda goodman, chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl news at ten." "hi, i'm commander pam rowe greeting to all my family and friends back in illinois and "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." "now your storm

kwwl's brad hanson met with a group today observing that anniversary. t-h media newsroom in dubuque. it was a group of a few more than 40 today that gathered in a park here in downtown dubuque. many armed with signs, candles and flashlights, all in remembrance of the victims of that horrible tragedy three years ago. nats car honking honk for peace--a simple request from one woman in dubuque during a rally to remember the victims of the sandy hook shooting. the signs all different, but the message of the group, the same: (carolyn farrell, sisters of charity of the blessed virgin mary)"so what we're doing here tonight is just try to raise conciousness so we can end violence in general, and in particular, gun violence." many of those gathered here come with flashlights and than just mere lights on this night. (tim moothart, co-chair, dubuque coalition for non-violence) "we believe that a candle represents hope for people. and (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "in all, 26 people died on this day those victims read by this group, as they work to preserve the memor

we've got you covered live from dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. the kids will also conduct a fun vote tomorrow--nominati ng and voting for characters like pac man and godzilla. it's been a long time coming. the federal reserve is raising interest rates for the first time in nearly 10 years. it's a small hike -- point two five percent, but that quarter of a percent raise will still a major effect on the world financial markets. fed chairwoman janet yellan says today's hike was in part to give the fed some wiggle room if the united states entered another recession. two men are in custody after they allegedly robbed a dubuque man at gunpoint early wednesday morning. dubuque police say brandon finley and quan jackson are in custody after they allegedly held a dubuque man at gunpoint and stole his wallet and his cell phone. finley and jackson both face first degree robbery charges, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. a man is in the hospital following a hunting accident. the accident happened in the crumbacher wildlife area in independence.

kwwl's brad hanson joins us live now from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque. and brad, that lengthy trip to california means local travel agents have been busy. they sure have been--you're talking airfare, accomodation in california and of course tickets to the game. but i talked to one agent today who's been up to the task. angie harter has been hard at work, making sure people don't miss a very special trip. (angie harter, travel consultant) "the rose bowl. 25 years. it's been pretty special for the local people." travel headquarters put together a package for the package was announced that sunday, the phone was ringing off the hook. we had about 100 emails to send prosepective clients, and it was anywhere from 3100 to 4200 dollars. "we've had some pretty remarkable fans, that really cost wasn't the issue. yes, they were more than willing, so the packages sold out because of that." (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "in all, travel headquarters sold about 50 packages to the rose bowl. that's 50 local people heading to pasadena. they say they people, the people goin

kwwl's brad hanson was there. (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "more than 150 family, friends, students gathered outside of waterloo west, to honor moe sed. some knew him, some didn't. it candles are lit outside of waterloo west high school, to remember the classmate who's flame no longer burns bright. it's a loss many students are still struggling to comprehend. (diana buljubasic, waterloo west senior) "you wake up everyday, and you don't know. you don't know what will happen. you don't know, you a tragic loss. you never want to lose a young soul, especially in the community." (sahjit phillips, waterloo west junior) "i'm still in disbelief about it. like wow....it's crazy." instead of mourning individually--these students, organized a candlelight vigil. (joseph greemore, first baptist church pastor) "the students reached out to me and said would you be a part of the wasn't the school administration, it wasn't some city planners, but it was a couple of students who didn't have classes and know him real well, and said,

eric hanson made it to california. how the kcci crew and the players are getting ready for the game. i am elizabeth klinge. shaina: i am shaina humphries. along with metinka slater. metinka: it is just enough to make the streets a little slick. at the airport, 8/10 of an inch has accumulated. the radar shows most of the snow is across northern and northeast iowa from fort dodge to waterloo. it is leading up toward atlantic . improving road conditions over western iowa. we will end up with three quarters of an inch across des moines. a little of words of an inch in a few neighborhoods. it will be -- a little upwards of an inch in a few neighborhoods. it will be moving out quickly. des moines heading for 26. shaina: authorities need help finding 12-year-old charlene brown. she left voluntarily on christmas day. warrants have been issued for her mother, misty shaver, and they may be taking her to spring, texas. if you have information, call news in the lease. elizabeth: a farmer in menlo learned one of his cattle was stol

we've got you covered live here in iowa city, brad hanson, kwwl news. that facility, which is now the tallest building in iowa city, will be dedicated next november, and they hope to be treating patients by next december. a local police department dedicates a memorialto k9's--both past and present---that have helped make the community a safer place. the cedar rapids police department more than 40 years ago.. now, overlooking downtown from sunner park, is a memorial dedicated to the 23 k9s that have served -- keeping both the public and officers safe. curt buckles has had his dog, narco, for more than six years... (cg: curt buckles/ crpd officer and k9 handler) "you know we have a great bond and someday when he can no longer come to work with me it's going to be a sad day." the six k-9s currently with the cedar rapids department were at the dedication this afternoon... five of them can detect narcotics -- while the other can detect explosives. coming up on kwwl... dash cam video shows a police officer nearly get shot in the head during a traffic stop. pl

elizabeth: eric hanson made it to california. they are preparing for the big game on wednesday morning. welcome back. i am elizabeth klinge. we are probably a little jealous of him being in pasadena. we have another smelly situation. metinka: we had big flakes at times. it is making a huge difference. it will impact your travel today. the radar shows the snow is lifting northeast rapidly this morning. we have pockets of moderate snow continuing through newton and knoxville. even in the metro-area. an updated futurecast showing totals could top an inch in some locations. you might even pick up close to 1.5 inches. we have a light dusting of snow in des moines. 24 degrees heading for 26. shaina: authorities need your help finding this girl. 12-year-old charlene brown left voluntarily on christmas day, but warrants have been issued for her mother, misty shaver, and her mother's boyfriend. they may have taken her to spring, texas. if you have information, call the newton police. shaina: a farmer in menlo learned one his cattle had be

k kwl's brad hanson wassin marquette (brad hanson,. @bhansonkwwl) "it's dark behind christmas cheer, but that wasn't the only thing it brought with train horn. nats trainsounds this time accompanied with an unfamaliar sight--on lighting up the night. the holiday train making a stop in marquette--to the delight of children and their parents alike. and while young faces are aglow in tte shadow of this festive train, a bigger purpose is being served. a check for 55 hundred dollars presented to the clayton county food shelf...part of the morehan 10.6 miilion dollars raised during the murray, manager, community affairs) "the whole essence of the holiday train is particularly along our network." and after the check was put away, the concert began. nats music playing but for most of the kids, this night was about one thing. "seeing santa." "santa" "seeing santa." "santa. seeing santa" also a special night for the parents that brought them. (amy holst and amy santa, it's just great for this holiday season. agreed, lot of magic. it's neat." and

we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. lemm's body ararived back in the united states today. he was part of a dignified transfer at dover air force base. continuing coverage -- a four- month old boy is recovering from multiple fractures to his body -- and police think the mother's boyfriend is to blame. the boy's mother says her boyfriend, dney weatherwax -- punched er son in the face. when she took the boy to the young grayson had 23 fratured bones. they believe he was abubued on several different ccasions during a period of time. the boy's mother says weatherwax often watched her boy while she was at work. she tells us -- even though weatherwax has a history of violence e - she thought grayson was in good hands. issues, but i never thought he would do anything to my little baby." weatherwax is charged with child endangerment, abandonment and willful assault. could face up to 80 years in prison. two former eastern iowa soldiers are e onored tonight for their acts of bravery in afghanistan -- back in 20-11. the two men --

eric: i'm eric hanson, it's friday, december 18, one week before christmas. metinka: we will need to bundle up this morning. it feels much chillier. we do not have much wind that just enough of a breeze to really add a chill to the air. feels like nine degrees in lamoni. it is going to be a long underwear kind of day. a couple of snow flurries across northern iowa. these will continue to track across the northeastern third of the state right throughout the afternoon. they may pick up a dusting in central -- they may pick up a dusting. in central iowa, headed for 33 degrees with plenty of sunshine. eric: today's big stories now, we're expecting a case update in the drowning death of clive native brandon ellingson today. the special prosecutor investigating the case is expected to make the announcement at 11:00 this morning in missouri. ellingson died at the lake of the ozarks in may of 2014, while in missouri state patrol custody on suspicion of boating while intoxicated. admits he did not properly put a life jacket on him. stick with kcci on air and online to

her best friend jody hanson....still struggles with the fact that they don't have closure. "it's scary to think that the person is still on the loose. they could do this to another person if it was so easily done to alicia" said jody hanson, hummel's bestfriend. hanson hopepe..someone who saw something will come forward and solve this casas before it goes cold. young children... a fundraiser is being held to raise money for christmas gifts for under- privileged youth. if you would like to donate to the toy drive... or if you have any information about alicia's case visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com.. for ways that you can help. jessica rae: authorities have made an arrest in connection to a tuesday morning robbery in north sioux city. north sioux city police say 25- year-old mykel booth from atlanta, georgia was arrested in yesterday after authorities located the vehicle believed to be involved in the robbery. booth is accused of firing a gun inside the north sioux casey's general store before making off with an undisclosed amount of money. booth faces several

i am eric hanson in pasadena. shaina: and if you aren't headed out to california tune into kcci on friday. join us for a hawkeye rose bowl live from pasadena right before the big game. it all starts at 2:00 p.m. on kcci. then of course catch the big game at 4:00. the iowa hawkeyes will take on the stanford cardinal tomorrow afternoon in pasadena on espn. metinka's back with a look at your full 8 day forecast right after the break. first, here is a look at cbs this morning. >> we will talk with bill cosby's lawyer about the charges. what is next in the case. of oil inica is not just electing a president, we're also electing a commander in chief. that choice matters. because strengthening the economy, making healthcare more affordable, raising incomes. all of that depends on us being both secure at home and leading the world. i will get up every single day and do whatever it takes to make sure our country is safe and strong. >> the weather is never more than five minutes away, only on "kcci eight news this morning m

eric: and i'm eric hanson, along with shaina and metinka. i was wondering well i have to blow off my car in the morning? a little bit but not much. metinka: flurries will be moving out. it is pretty chilly with a few snowflakes from sioux city to mason city. those are up into minnesota as the system moves away. hitting the roads, make sure to pack extra patience. it may take you a little while but the snow has moved out and road conditions will improve. tomorrow more light snow on the way with another inch or so to the current snowpack and get ready for a cold week. highs by thursday and friday in the teens. eric: it may be done snowing but roads are still covered. alyx sacks is driving around. alyx: what we've noticed is this highway in particular is more slick by fleur drive. here, the major interstates through des moines and the metro seem to be ok but i would say there are slippery spots especially on and off ramps. especially over bridges and underneath bridges. if you go to 511 iowa.org, you up as completely covered and yesterday thoug

i'm eric hanson. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth klinge we will get over to metinka for a look at the forecast. metinka: if you asked santa for snow, you are getting it today. it is snowing south of i 80. that is where we've got the freezing rain and sleet this morning. all of this precip is lifting up to the north. it is 25 now in des moines with a wind chill of 13. we will have a increasing wind today. icy with a changeover to snow. we'll have sleet and freezing rain right through noontime here in central iowa. we are talking about blowing snow and drifting snow with a lot of wind. eric: alyx sacks is out this morning keeping an eye on the roads as the storm moves north. elizabeth: she joins us live now, so alyx where are you right now and what are you seeing? alyx: good morning. we are driving south on 35. we passed the norwalk exit. so far so good. we are driving -- [inaudible] where driving around seeing if it can find it -- we are driving around seeing if we can find anything. it is awfully chilly outs

and as kwwl's brad hanson shows (brad hanson,. @bhansonkwwl) "it's dark behind ago. it brought plenty of nats train sounds the familiar blast of the train horn. nats train sounds this time accompanied with an unfamaliar sight--neon lighting up the night. the holiday train making a stop in marquette--to the delight of children and their parents alike. and while young faces are aglow in the shadow of this festive served. a check for 55 hundred dollars presented to the clayton county food shelf...part of the more than 10.6 million dollars raised during the train's 17 years. (melissa murray, manager, community affairs) "the whole essence of the holiday train is to deliver the message of hunger issues that exist all across north america, but particularly along our network." and after the check was put away, the concert began. thing. "seeing santa." "santa" "seeing santa." "santa. seeing santa" also a special night for the parents that brought them. (amy holst and amy hammersland, parents) "well, just to see the magic in the holiday season. agreed, lot of magic. it's neat.

welcome back everyone i'm eric hanson. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth klinge. it is monday comedies ever 21st, the shortest day of the year. that's get over to metinka, it is kind of soggy. metinka: the rain is from knoxville to sheraton, moving up to the north. it is going to be affecting travel along i 80 eastbound. carroll, you may have snow flurries this morning. we have a wide range of temperatures. ottumwa is waking up to a gorgeous 49 degrees. you're getting those kiddos all dressed up for school today, they are going to need coats. they will need an umbrella early this morning. headed fororighs close to 40. eric: breaking news right now. a missing person search underway in west des moines. police tell us 20-year-old erica johnson was discovered missing early this morning from 4600 she is four feet 10 -- she is four foot 10 and 100 pounds. if you see her call west des moines police at 515-222-3321. elizabeth: happening right now, students in nashua, new hampshire, are being told to stay home from class today after the district received threats of violenc

brad hanson from our sister station, kwwl is live with more. the u-s-s iowa is a truly remarkable ship--and a great way to spend a day ahead of the big rose bowl game later this week. this is a ship that first saw action back in the 1940's--starting in world war two. it saw action not only in the great war, but in the korean war, and once again during the cold war. she earned numerous awards throughout the years, and even had the distinction of carrying f-d-r across the atlantic. now it's a museum open to the public, and they're thrilled to have so many iowa fans coming through this week. (dave way, uss iowa curator) "but it's just wonderful to have them m n board. we always feel like they're so her history." the ship is free to iowa residents with an iowa i-d year round. they've also made it free this week for non-resident university of iowa students. the rose bowl kicks off at 4-10 on friday afternoon. live in san pedro, california, brad hanson ktiv sports fource. brad -- have hawkeye fans taken over l-a yet? today was media day for the iowa

eric hanson is in pasadena with sports director andy garman. they have a look at the stanford cardinal. >> good morning from pasadena. tomorrow is the rose bowl game and that leads up to activities going on in seven -- southern california. we have to remember there is a bold game going on. andy garman is here. i was -- iowa is playing a good team. andy: they fell off the national radar when they lost the first game of the year to northwestern but david shaw's team has been rolling along picking up wins . christian mccaffrey is a jack of all trades and used a spectacular season to finish >> we got to last spring and he put on a show. we said how many different things can this guy do? and do them well? everything is up for competition and he comes back and he is our best kickoff returner, runner, and receiver. so he is the best at those position so let him do it. >> what is the year like for you? >> it has been incredible, great working with the team. ever been on as far as brotherhood goes. all the individual accolades are a testament to the tea

kwwl's brad hanson was there as the team boarded the plane earlier today in wterloo... spiriis were pretty high today as the team got on the plane. they of course are getting ready for a big rematch with the north dakota bison. the panthrs are lookinggfor somm reveee, after they lost to the bison earlier this year 31-28. both teams are built on the ground game, and coach mark farley told me today it's important they and this, of course, is a north dakota state team that is the four time defending national champion. kickoff for that game is tomorrow morning at 11...you can watch it on espp... and we'll hear from coach farley about this game tonight at six. kwwl will also be covering the rose bowl with multiple crewss our road toothe rose bowl coverage is headed up by me and sports anchor mark woodley. also covering the hawkeyes from pasadena and southern california will be sports reporter zach rant, reporter brad hanson and content producer scott albanese. coverage begins the day after christmas. in continuing coverage... the university is officially web programs that ha

eric: and i'm eric hanson, along with shaina and metinka. it seems like it has been coming down for days. metinka: good news, it is really winding down. moines, newton, and marshalltown, and that is pretty much it. the weather is starting to quiet down. improving whether this afternoon. once the rain comes to an end, watch out for the wind on the backside of the system. we are getting wind gusting to 40 miles per hour, especially in northern iowa. eric: and getting to those flooding concerns right now, alyx sacks joins us live from waterworks park this morning. alyx: the raccoon river is really swelling right now. george flagg parkway is close behind us right now, and they are keeping a good eye on fleur drive. it is not expected to flood. forecasters are concerned and will keep a close eye on it. the des moines river on southeast sixth is not doing too they are saying it is just about 22 -- 20 3.63 feet and is forecast to get a little bit higher before things are all said and done. that is the case for the raccoon river as well. it will pro

eric: i'm eric hanson. we are starting up this week with really nice temperatures. it does not feel like early december. metinka: it feels more like clouds rolling in but no fog to worry about. yesterday and it was slow but we are tracking sprinkles from south dakota and nebraska. if they hold together, they will be affecting the northern half of the state today. mainly sprinkles is all we are expecting. temperatures from the most part starting out above freezing. 35 in des moines. that is where we should be for the afternoon highs today. things are looking really nice. clouds will continue to run in this morning. temperatures in the low 50's with the few sprinkles during the afternoon. eric: the big stories this morning. union county officials are trying to figure out how a woman ended up in a farmers pond. lastly, they pulled 37-year-old loretto dillinger from the water. a criminal investigation is now into the case. a hunter found the body partially submerged in a remote pond northwest that is invisible >> we are treating it as a suspicious death. there are no ho

i'm eric hanson. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth klinge. it's tuesday, december 22. we will get over to frank for a look at the forecast. not too bad it frank: captures waking up right around our average high temperatures -- not too bad. it frank: temperatures waking up right now around our average high temperatures. we could be in the teens, even colder than that. you factor in a little bit of wind. low 20's, fort dodge. decent day planner. it will be cloud today. temperatures seem pretty mild this time of year. a breezy day today. you will notice the winds out of the southeast. some piece of sunshine. and 8-day forecast, taking you through christmas and beyond coming up. elizabeth: we start with new information this morning eddie tipton's alleged lottery fraud goes beyond just iowa. emmy victor is here with what kansas lottery officials are saying he did. emmy? emmy: elizabeth, we received this information overnight from the kansas lottery. they say eddie tipton fixed two jackpots there both worth thousands of dollars. tipton is the former multi-state lottery secur

stacey: eric hanson shows of the rowdy crowd at the hawkeye huddle. eric: we're at the hawkeye huddle in los angeles. are you already for the hawkeyes >> i'm from pleasant hill, iowa. >> we had no layovers, it was a direct flight. eric: to see all this black and gold is pretty amazing. >> he said you are from altoona? >> originally from prairie city. this is crazy. eric: we are having fun, right? if you look around this crowd, you can see that this place is just beginning to kind of take shape. all building up to new year's day, the ballgame. any idea who is going to win? i will show this hawkeye huddle go hawks! stacey: thank you, eric. always so much fun to see the hawkeye fans travel like that. todd: very black and yellow, or should i say gold? we'll be back next with a final check of your weather. you are announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb wi

kwwl's brad hanson has the story. every year for dubuque's reflections in the park. among those going through the stunning light display--the droessler family. nats "look at that snowman, they all cherish. (matt droessler, keiler wisconsin) "it's very special for us and the kids. they because it's christmas." (garrett droessler, keiler wisconsin)"i think of sweetness, like happiness, bursting all over my heart." cool...that's just the best part." light displays run the yes, even the infamous appearance--although there's no box marked fragile to be found. but there's much more to this light show than the fun displays. (brad hanson, the proceeds from reflections in atmosphere out here, volunteers that extends to the volunteers--members of temple nats "merry christmas!" helping out so their christian bretheran can celebrate christmas. (fern reinstein, volunteer) "we enjoy doing it, and we come back every year to help our friends. it's just paying it foward." refelctions in the park runs through sunday -- january third. you can buy tickets in advance at hillcrest or dubu

this photo was sent to us from jody hanson of south sioux city police officer tim hanson helping a woman cross the street in t t heavy snsn. the first reported accident in south sioux was at 2:45 p.m. a pet alert has been issued for siouxland area pet owners. the siouxland humane society recommends possible and provides these tips for owners: provide shelter from the wind and precipitation. check for signs of frostbite on your pet's ears and paws. check their water supply to make sure it's not frozen and provide plenty of food. and finally, knock on your car's hood or honk the horn before starting your car. cats can climb up inside the engine, seeking warmth. now, that thanksgiving's over the usda recommends all your left over turkey gets eaten today. you can freeze your turkey for longer storage. once frozeze all foods are safefe forever as long as your freezer remains at zero degrees or below. for best quality eat them within two to six months. if you are reheating leftovers, reheat them to 165 f as measured with a food thermometer. mark f fund, in for brad pautsch tonight t iowa state

i'll be joined by dordt head coach chad hanson and gpac commissioner 3 "sports with sports director chris neyenhouse." 3 3 hi everyone i'm live here at the tyson events center where the naia volleyball national championships will be held today through saturday. joining me is gpac commmmsioner corey westra d chad handon head coach of the dordt defenders who open up play this evening. corey, the weather has been pretty intense to start things here. how has that affected this tournament and what does conference?(ad-lib)3 and coach hanson your 14th ranked defenders begin pool play tonight against number 11 georgetown. 3 what a matchup tonight at 8. what is key to your girls (ad-lib)3 and coach what is the key to pool play? it's a different feel because you plpl a different team every night and the top two teams our of four advance to the first round. what changes about your preparation for a tournament like this?(ad-lib)briar cliff is up up (ad-lib)3 briar cliff is up first at 5:45 taking on number two lindsay wilson. we'll have highlights of that game night at 10. back to you in the studio.

brad hanson, kwwl news. the event helped bring in non- perishable food items for the clayton county food bank. coming up on kwwl, a young iowa his final wish...to meet an iowa football and - kirk ferentz receives another award for his impressive 2015 season. "winner of the regional if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the clouds will slowly break up overnight setting the stage for a nice day with sunshine wednesday. highs today were in the 40s and low 50

in dubuque, brad hanson...kwwl news. sundown will also be hosting a rail j jm event tomorrow--the full resort won't be open yet, but it'll be a chance for some to get out--at least a little bit. coming up on kwwl, a man accused trying to block out statements he made to police. and - 32 high school wrestling "now your storm track 7 meteorologist kyle kiel. here are a couple heart disease. asthma. diabetes. take prescription drugs. but in the last 7 yeyes drugs prices have doubled. hillary's going to take on the drug companies. require medicare to negotiate lower drug prices. let people buy their prescription drugs from untries like canada at half the price. and cap monthly prescription costs for every american. the drug companies have been over charging long enough. it's time to fight back. i'm hillary clinton pictures this afternoon of the wasn't much snow, but just enough to create a white coat on area roads and dewalks, as well as a d dsting along ggssy areaa these snow showers have created slick spots on the roadways,

brad hanson, kwwl news. the event helped bring in non- perishable food items for the clayton county food bank. a taxi driver shows his christmas spirit with some creativity. once thanksgiving passes, he transforms his van into a mobile winter wonderland, complete with tinsel, inflatable dolls and holiday ornaments. he even dresses like santa. when he's not providing transportation for people, he cruises parking lots and downtown streets, getting smiles from children and adults alike. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... how much money did this murderous couple get deposited in the bank account before the san berandino terror attack? and... why the government is --------- --------- anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just t

hanson. >> it is a problem.t is the difficulty of a free democratic society that does not feel as under sieged as the israelis do. but there are things we can do. the president, at this point, has to be told in no uncertain terms his job is to kill isis and to cut down the black flag as the center for security policies plan to kill isis calls for. but we can also do things here in the united states. they are difficult, they are painful. they need to be done we commissioned a study and published it in a peer review journal of 100 mosques in the united states. out of those randomlyath ubfjgéw(zpmrkn6udá"?8mdqáw%cnte&marÀ,6éírq)-eev) call this thing what it is which is islamic fundamental terrorism. two get aggressive overseas and three start to get aggressive with our preventative measures here in the united states. otherwise, we are going to see a lot more of what we saw today in san bernadino. >> all right. and again we are speculating to some extent. based upon the information that's coming in here. so, we are

we've got you covered live here in cedar falls, brad hanson...kwwl news. thanks brad -- and we'll hear more from the family coming up tonight at ten o-clock. mark woodley brings us the top plays of the year. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in burr oak, what cheer, grace hill and "now, kwwl moments in sports. we've already counted down numbers 12 through 7. now it's east state champion kyven gadson finished his career at iowa using a move dubbed "the gadson" put ohio state's kyle snyder on his back - winning his first --ice cream-- at number 5 we step back to a historic day in the mcleod center - november 21st - the north carolina tar heels became the first top ranked team in more than 30 years to visit a missouri valley arena - and the uni panthers - rallying from a 16 point second half deficit behind 21 points from down in the biggest win in mcleod center history - our fourth top story comes from another unexpected, incredible moment from zach johnson - the cedar rapids native - about 8 years removed from his masters championship - took anothe

has finally cooperated enough for sundown mountain in dubuque to get their hills ready kwwl's brad hanson joins us live now from sundown. and brad, those guns have been working pretty hard. they sure have been--the general manager tells me they've been running non-stop for virtually two days. all in an effort to finally get skiiers and snowboarders on the slopes. skiiers and sundown mountain in dubuque are on at full blast--coating the slopes with the snow you've so desperately craved this year. (mark gordon, general manager, sundown mountain) "the last couple of days have been fantastic. particularly last night, we were able to make much more snow than we thought we would, so you can kinda see around us here it's starting to turn white, which makes us very happy." because mother nature hasn't been very cooperative, they hav to make almost all the snow themselves. meltdown. and we pushed the the hill." all told, that's three to six feet on every part of the many others, too. "i've kinda been smiling all day. nights, figuring out when we can get open. we can see that we're going to be open

as for the driver, we know that she is a hanson resident. her nissan cross to be centerline before striking utility pole. no charges have been filed. erika: thank you. noon, police are releasing new details about the man killed and an engagement with secret service agents. he crossed the centerline and struck a car carrying for secret members. police had previously arrested him december 2 for heroin possession. >> a call came in, there was a man with two women in one of our local shopping centers and someone observes them and the process of shooting up hair went. erika: the agents were in the event. also, new at noon, police arrested a man in connection with a murder in lawrence. at he is set to be he is wanted for the murder of a man and is also facing drug charges. right now boston police are searching for the suspects who fired a shot during a store robbery. it happened at 547 north main street just after 6:00 last night. our partners at the brockton enterprise report two men ran from the store after firing that shot. new at noon, a polic

. >> reporter: chef max hanson's day job is his catering business in bucks county.oday his only clients are veterans like larry jones. >> i appreciate it. i'm very happy. this makes our christmas. >> reporter: for jones, and his family a bag stuffed. >> this will feed you and all of your kid. >> reporter: hanson is following in his late father's footsteps a pediatrician who spent the holidays away from home helping others. >> he looked a lot like santa claus in his own way and he would deliver christmas trees. >> reporter: that is a trip over to olney. >> how are you guys. >> reporter: home to army veteran harrison morris and his family. >> like a clown car. >> reporter: a never ending bag of goodies to say thank you for his service. >> definitely appreciate it just to be noticed. >> reporter: this is no small feat for chef hanson on christmas eve. he is feeding a dozen families, about 45 people and not just here in philadelphia but across the delaware valley from philadelphia hanson and his wife drove to easton northampton county and then made their way across the

we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- brad hanson, kwwl news. thanks bradd volunteer firefighters and emergency crews battle the flames of an early morning christmas fire. authorities say the fire started in the barn -- located in the 2-thousann block of ivanhoe street outside denver. first responders and bremer county sheriff's deputies responded around two o-clock this morning all that's left of an old barn is a since it was used for storage -- owners say it wasn't a big loss -- but the flames could have easily spread to the family's nearbyby home aad buildings. but thanks to a man named mike from missouri who was driving by at the time -- he was able to alert the family -- who had no idea th fire was buring yards away from where they wewee sleeping. meanwhile -- waterloo firefighters douse an apartment fire this morning. authorities responded to ravenwood circle after seven o- clock. experts believe the fire sparked from a bathroom fan. nobody was hurt -- and the fire lasted for nearly five minutes. a homeowner calls police -- after finding m

eric hanson shows us the rowdy crowd at the hawkeye huddle. eric: good morning from pasadena, california. it is a little chilly, temperatures overnight in the 40's. when the sun comes out, it really feels nice to all of the tens of thousands of iowans who made the exodus to southern california. tomorrow, the big game is behind me in the rose bowl stadium but fans are already enjoying themselves. yesterday we got our first real idea of the size of the crowd showing up. check out this incredible view of the hawkeye huddle at the la convention center. we spent almost two hours bumping into iowans. they were all dressed in black planning on 15,000 fans in the convention center and every indication is a sailed past that number may be close to 20,000. tom arnold was there, there was the hawkeye marching band, but it was the crowd that stole the show. it will only get bigger today. iowans are also taking over taurus attractions like disneyland. the happiest place on earth was packed with hawkeye faithful's trying to make the most of this trip especia

eric hanson, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: all the best, shawn. last week, eric introduced us to the foster child who was beating the odds wrapping up her time at drake university. during her life, eddye vanderkwaak has lived in 23 different foster homes, and she told herself, foster kids don't well, over the weekend, eddye accomplished her goal, collecting her drake university diploma at the knapp center. good for her. if you missed her inspirational story, it's still online, at kcci.com. stacey: kurtis, how about you take it away? kurtis: a little cold front moves through if not the temperatures down into the 30's. a pretty shot from winterset. temperatures in the metro now 33. northwest winds at 12. winterize at 10:48 tonight. the general trend from a very warm fall. the sun comes up tomorrow at 7:38. mostly cloudy temp :00 p.m., 31. in the morning hour, 23. we will cruise all the way up patchy fog early and finally sunny skies for the afternoon. back edge of these clouds now in lincoln nebraska. some clearing to the west. rain showers moving a

another iowan who is preparing for the game in california is brad hanson from our sister station, kwwl. how are things going brad? brad ad libs about the iowa hawkeye huddle--put on by the alumni association. hawkeye fans gatheriri two days ahead of the game. the huddle taking place at the convention center in downtown los angeles. so for now i'll send it back you in the studio in iowa. live in california, brad hanson, we will air a half-hour special called "the road to the rose bowl" tomorrow night. with the help from our sister station, kwwl in waterloo, we'll look back at the special 2015 season and look ahead to the matchup against stanford. again, see that hawkeyes special, tomorrow night at 6:30. when we come back.... days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and mis

kwwl's brad hanson takes us to one of the bigger events for let's go hawks, let's go hawks! black and gold as far as the eye can see. thousands of iowa fans fill this humongous space, making it look like iowa city on "fantastic, as we walked up the stairs, and just to see a full (dale janssen, ackley)"oh, it's unreal. i never thought it would be like this. the people, i bet there's 100,000 hawkeye fans out here. it's a great atmosphere. i wouldn't, i mean, it's fantastic." (danny and ashley steele, dubuque)"it seems like half of iowa decided to leave and explore california. so it's pretty amazing to see how many people came to support them. i'm just amazed by the size of this room, honestly. it's just an amazing room and to see how many people you can fit in here." (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "easily tens of thousands of fans of iowa fans here at the los angeles convention center. everybody from congressman rod blum, university president bruce herreld, to a pretty famous local, you may have heard of nobody could ever take that away from me, being a hawk fan. you can fire me,

we've got you covered live from downtown los angeles, brad hanson...kwwl news. brad is also working on a big special tonight along with ron steele, mark woodley and others. rose bowl special tonight at 6-30. coming up on the news at noon. smart money moves to consider after tying the knot. and, if your home on the market-- some simple steps to start the new year with new hope to sell it quickly. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news if you got married over the days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. year, you might

eric hanson, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: rain and flooding in central iowa. but just a little farther north in algona that rain fell as snow. these pictures from stormchasing but unlike des moines those flakes stuck to the ground. kurtis: airport skycam, 39 degrees. we are cooling off. northwest wind making it difficult. testing over 20 miles per hour. you will see some wind chills tonight down in the 20's. 4.5 inches of rain in grimes. 4.2 in johnson. in des moines, 3.7 nine inches. record setting event, and extreme water event, numerous flood warnings across the state, especially on the bigger river basins. this is on our you local page. we are getting shots of the snow that fell to the west and the north. cloudy skies at 10:00 p.m., 36. a little fog early tomorrow morning. the temperature, 35. at least we are above the freezing mark. we will climb into the 40's tomorrow, another above normal day. 3:00 p.m. temperature, 45. the first part of the system, you can see the snow as it pulls on through. still some snow in wisconsin, but the system is headed to ca

eric: i'm eric hanson. we are starting off our friday a little chillier than yesterday. metinka: a little bit cooler to

we've got you covered live here in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. the lock and dam at guttenberg closed today for major repairs, and a number of them south of dubuque will close next week for similar repairs. an iowa woman shown on video abusing children at her in-home day csre is going to prison. 29-year-old christina williamson was sentenced to five years in prison. here's video of her in court tuesday. the pleasant hill woman apologized to the families, saying she loved those children like her own. however the video shows otherwise -- baby...even throwing the baby around like a rag doll. the judge said watching the video tape was quote "just sickening" the video system was set up by willamson's husband. williamson very emotional in court -- apologizing for her actions. "she was afraid of you and i didn't see it. now i see it and it breaks my heart." "i would entrusted me with their children." the attorney for williamson asked for probation, but the judge denied that request -- sentencing her to five years in prison. an iowa high school girls bask

joseph lemm -- a dubuque county native -- was killed during a kwwl's brad hanson got a chance to sit down with with his family media newsroom in dubuque with the details. brad? he sure was--family members down to earth, incredibly nice guy. lemm was on patrol monday near bagram afghanistan when a motorcycle laden with explosives went off in the midst of their patrol. lemm, originally from bernard iowa, moved to nebraska and eventually new york, where he was a member of the police force for about 15 years. he was on his third and final tour overseas. loras link, who's wife was lemm's cousin, says even though they only saw him every couple of years, he left a mark on their lives. (loras link, joseph lemm's cousin) "he had the size of a when he would walk in. he was once, you had a friend forever." link says it had been about a year and a half since they last saw could've seen more of him. link and his daughter shared some other great memories of lemm with me today--we'll hear we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in lemm's body was brought back to the united states tod