a cold front will spark some thunderstorms for central iowa between 5 and 9 pm thursday evening and will also usher in some much cooler air. we will be back to seasonal averages on friday with highs only the mid 50s. the weekend will be cool, but sunny and dry- good leaf raking weather! next week is also looking closer to average but mainly dry until the end of the week. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" "(nats) shots fired, shots fired" stephanie: a des moines police officer is cleared in her role in a fatal shooting of an unarmed man. now that man's family is firing back with a lawsuit. stephanie/2shot good evening. i'm stephanie angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. tonight a family looking for justice in the death of 28 year old ryan bolinger is suing jack: local five's kattey ortiz is here with the latest in tonight's big story, kattey? kattey: police released this dashcam video of the june 9th shooting last month. despite its release and the officer's clearance of any wrongdoing by a grand jury and the police chief ... his family says it was a wrongful death.

a cold front will spark some thunderstorms for central iowa between 5 and 9 pm thursday evening and will also usher in some much cooler air. we will be back to seasonal averages on friday with highs only the mid 50s. the weekend will be cool, but sunny and dry- good leaf raking weather! next week is also looking closer to average but mainly dry until the end of the week. stephanie/4shothang: thank you for spending your time with us tonight. jack/4shothang: we are working hard on another great newscast for 10pm. we're proud to sa after their >>> brad and angelina's new york night out. >> plus halle berry's ex visits her home as she steps out for the first time since the divor

but we do know they were both men from central iowa... between the ages of 41 and 60. officials say iowa is one of three states with the highest flu activity. the flu usually peaks in february.... and can stick around through may. parents of babies born early are being encouraged to share their stories in honor of world prematurity day, tomorrow nixon howard wasn't due to be born until december 2nd. but, his mom gave birth to him when she was 28 weeks along because of a condition called hydrops, which is severe swelling in babies. nixon had to overcome several other complications. his parents have to juggle their time at the n-i-c-u, at work, and taking care of their two older kids. "i had no idea how much of a struggle this, the nicu life, really can be, and prematurity is hard enough and lots of babies are born with complications on top of prematurity." they would love to have nixon home in time for the holidays. world prematurity day is tomorrow, and you can share your personal stories on the facebook page. bacon and fitness don't usually go hand in hand. but don't t

a cold front will spark some thunderstorms for central iowa between 5 and 9 pm thursday evening and will also usher in some much cooler air. we will be back to seasonal averages on friday be cool, but sunny and dry- good leaf raking weather! next week is also looking closer to average but mainly dry until the end of the week. brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! coming up-- it's the biggest night in country music all year. look for live preview coverage from the country music awards, straight after the break. 5 news at 5 in hd. we are iowa" jack welcome back... it's the biggest night of country music all year... the cma awards. stephanie: and they're right here on local five! just about an hour and a half away... and local five has a live reporter on the red carpet...greg parker joins us now from nashville, tennessee. greg greg parker ad lib -- no closed captioning available stephanie: thanks greg... keep it here on local five tonight for the c-m-as. brad paisley and carrie underwood will host. it gets underway at 7 p-m and we'll bring you a live wrap- up after the event o

both were men from central iowa... between the ages of 41 and 60. the most recent surveillance shows iowa, oregon and rhode island have the highest estimated flu activity at this point in the flu season. officials say the flu typically peaks in february and can last as late as may. an estimated 300-thousand iowans get the flu every year. an iowa business has to rebuild after a semi crashed through it this morning. the owner of faust millwork and cabinetry in dyersville says she got a call from police at six o'clock. she says a semi from across the street rolled into her business. it's expected to cost thousands to fix. fortunately, no one was injured. crews dredging easter lake today found a surprise resting on the bottom. as the levels receded, the workers noticed a vehicle in the lake. officials don't know yet how it got there...but they'll investigate further once it's out of the lake. dayton officials are trying to figure out who stole christmas. vandals damaged dozens of christmas decorations in the dayton city park early sunday morning. officia

the narrative, the discussion that happens in the days following iowa. betweend new hampshire. marco rubio's campaign would be thrilled with a top three finish in iowa, if they were to end up in the top three there. better than expected in new hampshire, they like chances to do well in south carolina, which they view as a state that sort of -- where marco rubio will have specific appeal, and then they can go from there. ted cruz seems clear he's playing a lawn game, looking at delegate battles, spending a lot of time in the so-called sec states that are going to be decided later on in march and playing a lawn game. to coast out of a good performance in iowa. if cruz didn't have a good performance in iowa, it could be trouble for him. i expect him to have a good showing there and they're counting on one. tom: jamie, listen, the democrats, i thought hillary was now in coronation territory, and when i see the iowa numbers where she's only nine points ahead of bernie sanders does, that mean anything? >> well, do i think that hillary is cruising to this nomination wi

a cold front will spark some thunderstorms for central iowa between 5 and 9 pm thursday evening and will also usher in some much cooler air. we will be back to seasonal averages on friday with highs only the mid 50s. the weekend will be cool, but sunny and dry- good leaf raking weather! next week is also looking closer to average but mainly dry until the end of the week. "local 5 news at 6 in hd starts now. we are iowa" "it's hard to heal, and now we've had to file this lawsuit in order to pursue justice and that's going to keep the wounds open and make it even harder to heal" jack: the family of a man who was shot by des moines police is now suing the city. jack/2shot: good evening and welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. i'm jack miller. stephanie/2shot: and i'm stephanie angleson. stephanie: des moines police officer vanessa miller was cleared of any wrong-ing by both a grand jury and the police chief for shooting and killing bolinjer in a car chase. family is filing a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the city. stephanie: we first reported this story back in jun

rick santorum joined us from eastern iowa in between campaign stops. political director dave price moderated the iowa forum... dave today's forum was all about health? the former senator hit on a variety of topics from f-d-a the former senator hit on a variety of topics from f-d-a reforms...to caring for terminally ill patients.... and dealing with obesity in america... the senator also took a look at the changes to school lunch programs. in 20-12 u-s-d-a mandated it's an act championed by first lady michelle obama. now schools must consider calories and levels of things like sodium and sugars. it's part of the effort to battle childhood obesity in the u-s. 16:21:14 i can tell you as a father of 7 telling you kids you have to eat this because it's healthy for you it might be a better way to do that. melt in your mouth and no flavor.16:21:38 there are all sorts of things you can do as nutritionist better and to inform parents on how to present and serve healthy meals. 16:21:55 i have real problems with government tomorrow we'll take our "iowa forums" on

extended heroes game between iowa and again, kick off will be at 2:30pm jessica rae: and alex joins us today's big game between iowa and nebraska. lost in the shuffle of the heroes game and all that's riding on it is the fact that it's senior day for nebraska. the husker senior class has had an eventful career to say the least, including a 33-18 record, three bowl appearances and a change in the athletic department as well as on the sidelines. jack gangwish--"there isn't a lot of romance in college football, you know? it's results-driven, there and do well, like nebraska." chris palmquist--"that's something these seniors know all too well. last year's 9-3 regular season led to bo pelini's firing situation of having g mike reilly for just kevin williams--"with like this, that's a lot of times, the senior class is the one that handles it the hardest, you know? and i feel like we did a really good job this year with handling the situation and not getting too flustered or angry with the situation and just dealing with it and making the mo of it." seniors on this team, that's probably in a

iowa fake trees. and, highlights from an exciting heroes game between iowa and south daksouth dakota regulators are expected to decide monday whether to grant a construction permit for a pipeline that will cross through the state. the 1,130-mile dakota access pipeline proposed by dallas-based energy transfer partners would move at least 450,000 barrels of crude daily. it would come from the bakken oil patch in western north dakota through south dakota and iowa to illinois. it needs approval in all four states. south dakota's public utilities commission held a public hearing on the project in late september and early october. another one was held in boone, iowa earlier this month. supporters of the project say it will create jobs, help with energy security and more safafy trananort oil. opponents worry about possible harm to the environment and wildlife. today, we have been hearing all about black friday.. but tomorrow is small business saturday. and last weekend, a new locally owned store came to sioux city. "mode" is a women's clothing store opened by siouxlander, tammy bertnd. bertrand says the store gets

the two central iowa men were between 41 and 60 years old... the cdc says iowa, oregon, and rhode island currently have the highest influenza activity... each year, 300 thousand iowans get the flu each year and an average of one thousand die each year from flu complications including pneumonia. a sleeping family escapes a fire... after their neighbors knock on their door and wake th up... the fire happened at a duplex in the 900- block of center place in dubuque... ine people from kw-wl's shirley descorbeth is live near the scene. shirley...how are the families? as you can imimgine, the families are visibly shaken by all of this... but it could've been worse...it was a nenehbor who knocked on their doors...and woke them up. the house." dan gessner sprang into action...when he noticed asleep this morning, and then i'm pounding on the one on the left, noise try to see if there's anything else i can help p th." all nine people who live in the two units made it out safely...but are overcome with emotion as firefighters try to saveheir home. they had

two central iowa men between the ages of 40 and 60. activity in the country. kcci's mark tauscheck is live medical center. >> no details on the names of the two men or their hometowns or where they died but the medical director of the state department of public health tells me their deaths are unusual because they weren't that old, and it's early in the season. >> sometimes it hits in october , sometimes the first cases don't get here til december. >> the approximately 50 unity point clinics and urgent care centers in central iowa have seen a combined 28 cases of influenza since the first of october. not a large number considering the state sees some 300,000 cases each year. but we have a head start, along with oregon and rhode island as the 3 states that currently have the highest influenza activity. >> if you are at all wavering please get the vaccine, at the >> at the unity point clinic in norwalk, there are 300 doses of flu shots on hand, but no flu mist doses. the clinic manager says they usually have about 500 doses this year and hopes to get another del

kwwl's kristin rogers spent the day in iowa city talking to fans, she heating up over the last fee years between the hawkeyes and the huskers (cg: zachary washpun/ hawkeye fan) "those huskers fan, they don't know what they're talking about because the iowa universities have fans who are loyal, but who has the best fan base? (cg: kristin rogers) "" grew up in iowa but went to wall." the comments quickly begann "but i mean you'll never find more loyal fans than the boasting about thier sell out streak. they have sold out every home game since 1962 regardless of sellouts hawkeye fans still stand by their fan base (cg: bill peterson/ hawkeye fan) "if you look at our game last saturday, iowa had over 60,000 people show up to see it." other iowa fans admit they are a little concerned (cg: viktor moldenhauer/ hawkeye fan) "my biggest concern is it's the huskers this is the big ten a husker fan that lives in waterloo, to see what he thhnks about the big game. (cg: conor schley/ husker fan) "unfortunelty being a cornhusker fan this year hasnt been the greatest for us but we're going to end it an end." th

the two men who died were from central iowa -- and were between 40 and 60 years old. the cdc says iowa, oregon, and rhode island have the highest rates of the flu in the country right now. each year, 300 thousand iowans get the flu. about one- thousand die from complications -- including pneumonia. a first for fast food. by the end of next year, taco bell says it will serve exclusively cage free eggs exclusively by the end of next year. taco bell isn't the first national fast food chain to announce the switch, but the company says it'll be the first to get it done. we still have a lot to get to this morning... including technology giving us a new look at how firefighters do their job. they also hope this will help them solve crimes. plus a big youth movement on the basketball court. they're battling for playing time... showers and thunderstorms continue to track through the weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: showers and isolated storms will track through today and tonight with more rain and drizzle tomo

iowa... ... kickoff between the hawkeyes and the huskers is at 2:30 this we still have a lot to get to this morning: including a strategy for shoppers. how to avoid the longest lines today? google says it did the math for you already. plus -- he was right in the eye of the tiger... but didn't back down -- and now, they've become friends... which has surprised everyone. rain, sleet and snow are tracking away from us this morning and we will dry out for the weekend... but we have another system heading our way for the beginning of next week. i'll have more on inch to two inches over the kwwl viewing area... the roads are mainly wet, although weather network cameras will keep the roads looking wet for a morning with teens to the west where they had clear skies overnight. north winds are 10- 20 mph and will gust higher at from the north today and tonight. the rain, sleet and snow are tracking out, and there is some snow trying to head our way, but we will start front will very slowly track away from us, so we will keep and tomorrow with highs mainly in the 20s and 30s today and 30s tomorrow. our viewin

zirkelbach served in the iowa house between 2005 and 20-11.during that time, he also served with the iowa national guard in iraq. presidential hopefuls - log thousands of miles through iowa - often starting at the crack of dawn - th breakfast - speeches - - and ending with late e nht - sessions to plan strategy.but it turns out - - the candidates aren't the only ones - tired** of the campaign.voter ** exhaustion - - in tonight's - say what what. the wheels on the candidate buses have been going round and round in iowa - nearly a year it's still three months until the caucuses - and a year until the election election" i don't ththk ananody enjoys the prococs really. " matthew is among many who say - the bickering - and hype - of the campaign - just lasts way too long " it's all you see on the news it's all that you see on late and it's always attack ads, it's just viscious politics. " 0 it's a two year process it seems like. " but would a shorter campaign - - give voters time to ponder someones emails - - consider their personality - - how their past influences the future - - or h they

before the iowa/minnesota football game at the morning before the kinnick-- it's grapple on the gridiron. today workers transported the wrestling mats to the stadium for the big clash between iowa looking to break the ncaa attendance record for wrestling... if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. forecast. the wind becomes strong from the northwest with gust to 45 or 50 mph from midnight wednesday night to midnight thursday night. the wind gusts friday would be near 30 mph and then a much lighter wind friday night. we continue to track a large storm system and it is forecast to produce thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening.

the two men from central iowa were between 41 and 60 years old... the cdc says iowa, oregon, and rhode island currently have the highest u activity... each year, 300 thousand iowans get the flu and an average of one thousand die each year from flu complications -- including pneumonia. the iowa department of public health is urging peopl to get their flu shots. iowa state is investigating whether an act of vandalism was motivated by race. the statue of george washington carver. he was the univesity's first african american student... aaron delashmutt/ deputy might be in the area, doesn't appear that there's any video the public to help us identify who may have done this. iowa state's president says the motive issnclear -- but says the school takes this act of vandalism very seriously and will investigate it. swtiching gears a bit--check this out-- apple is planning to open a store in singapore that will be 100 percent soor-powered. the store will rely on solar systems that are on top of more than 800 buildings in singapore. apple says that as of 20-14

jessica rae: still to come we preview the heroes game between iowa and nebraska. stay tuned for more scott: today's forecast... nice weekend, monday mess! the big game ifinally here... the undefeated iowa hawkeyes are taking on their rivals to the west, the nebraska cornhuskers who are hoping to play spoiler to the hawyeye's perfect season. but for those of you headed out to memorial stadium for the hy-vee heroes game... fans should expect heightened security when the hawkeyes meet the cornhuskers. here's why... " " after several major terror attacks internationally, unl police are following suit when it comes to safety and upping security for friday's game. "we shouldn't have to wait for something in our country to happen before we react; i think it's appropriate to take safety as a precaution," bruce claussen, a unl student,said. police will have increased security at doors and throughout the stadium and don't be surprised if they ask you to open your coats and jackets at the gate. they're also closing two gates, 6 and 8, while gates 1, 17, 18, 19, 21 and 22 are

game at home, be sure to tune in to abc9 tomorrow we'll have extended coverage of the heroes game between iowa and nebraska. again, kick off will be at 2:30pm jessica rae: elisa's up next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. jessica rae: it is slick out this sosiouxlander has a special message for all of you who are thinking about braving the weather that was an unofficial weather report from k-sux radio host tony michaels it looks like he was having a rough time out there. be sure to tune in tomorrow morning we'll have tony and canidice on the show for our entertainment connection. jessica rae scott: temperatures to the mid 20s by 5pm. snow, but an icy mix south and east, accumulating 2 to 4 inches. tonight, snow ends, blustery winds and cold temperatures.. only 15 degrees. tomorrow, cold >>> today on "the chew" -- it's the day before thanksgiving. do you know where your turkey is?

you do have to be 25-years old to get the vaccine.if you'd like one, head to the iowa memorial union between ten a-m and seven p-m through friday. more than 100-cases have been reported this semester. now let's check in with chief meteorologist terry swails two are dead in ohio after a small plane crashed into an apartment complex in akron. the plane was on its way to a local airport when it slammed into a building. employees nearby say it sounded like a car hitting a telephone pole. right now, the two dead are assumed to be passengers on the plane but police have not confirmed that. stay with cbs on this story. the first of two republican presidential debates kicks off tonight in just about an hour in milwaukee. milwaukee.cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry is live in the newsroom with what voters can expect a lot is changing in the republican race after the last time the g-o-p candidates took the stage together. together.that debate was hosted by c-n-b-c and they took a lot of criticism for questions that some say belittled some candidates.that prompted the campaigns to come up with a prelimin

iowa city. "(alex giaimo) while the media is certainly making the rivalry between iowa and nebraska a big deal the iowa hawkeye players insist that it's just another game on their schedule and potential road block to finishing out their perfect regular season. (cj beathard) you know people keep asking that question if i think it's a rivalry or not and what it means. all i know is it's our next game and it gives us an opportunity to go 12-0 and that's what we wanna do that's our goal at the beginning of the season is to win every game. (matt vandeberg) i mean they are kind of making it a rivalry between us but as far as we're concerned, you know it's just another game, it's the twelth game of the season we want to make sure that we are making it any bigger than it is. it is just another game that we want to go out and play. (desmond king) i wouldn't say it's a rivalry i mean it's a game between two hard teams and two physical defenses that's going for a trophy. the trophy stands for just being the toughtest team out there and being the smartest and most physical on the field. (greg maybin) one more

a one-a clash of the titans between iowa city regina and 28 for the highlights... the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, whe the work of h life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speakiki truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] rnie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothe

iowa. it's a joint effort between iowa state university and the u-of-i's office of sustainability.experts from across the couny are all in iowa --- sharivg ideas and tips on getting into and improving organic production. "it gives us that chance to make that connection with the farmer so that while we try and grow down the road we are hoping some of these farmers will bring product to our plant that we would purchase and turn into wonderful frozen food for iowans. iowans.the studying has been going on for quite a while, this is the 15ththear for the event. it's after the break... break...the two factors that make millennials much more likely to manage their finances in a very specific way. way.in your cbs 2 here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- grew up with the rise of technology and in the middle of the great recession. recession.that's why many financial planners see them embracing apps that help save and manage money. money.jamie yuccas shows why everything you need to get started is a aeady in the palm of your hand. hand. bill connolly is really watching his budget right n

game at home, be sure to tune in to abc9 tomorrow we'll have extended coverage of the heroes game between iowa and nebraska. again, kick off will be at 2:30pm still to come. gift giving is a big part of the holidays, but what hereditary "gifts" has your family left you? a look at what role your genetics has on time that brings families together. and while yosit around the turkey, it may just be the right setting to ask your relatives about your family's medical history with more, here's dr. timothy johnson. "food? and family. it's what thanksgiving is all about. but amid conversations about football and parade floats? this year, you might want to set the table for future health - by asking your relatives about their medical history. their health? is often tied very closely to yours. conditions and diseases can run in the family -- having a parent or sibling with diabetes could mean you are at two to three times more likely to have it yourself. a parent or sibling with breast cancer increases your risk of developing breast cancer by three to seven times. you won't know unless you ask. that way

for the cougars -- alesha down for the kill --- cedar falls win in 4 cedar falls gets the winner between iowa city west and bettendorfwomen of troy down a set -- but not going away -- maddie fay sets up emma norris -- and check out that placement -- just inside the line for the pointand then later in the set -- it's allie tow-ken's turn -- she had a team high 11 kills -- but bettendof would get the win in straight sets dubque hempstead taking on top seeded dowling catholicthey're down a set in the 2nd -- and the mustangs set up kasey davis -- and she connects for the kill -- hempsead would win the second setand in the third -- more of the same -- this time they set up morgan kluesner -- and she drops it down -- hempstead wins in 4 -- they'll face defending champ -- ankeny centennial on thursday. for west delaware -- getting to the state tournament hasn't been a problem -- it's the hawks 10th trip -- but taking home a title, well that's a different story -- 5 times they've left with the runner - up trophy -- so this year it's up first for west delaware -- western dubque in the 4-a quarters...a

iowa state is now three and oh. the two fan bases are starting to get fired up -- just days before a huge showdown between iowa and nebraska. iowa is 11 and oh -- ranked third in the country. cornhusker fans would love nothing more than to spoil iowa's perfect season. the hawks will play in front of a nebraska crowd that's been selling out every home game since 1962. the iowa ticket office say it ordered 23 hundred tickets for the game in lincon and sold out. we caught up with one iowa fan who had this to say. "i've got to tell them that iowa "pretty confident." kickoff for the iowa nebraska game in lincoln is at 2:30 on black friday. we still have a lot to get to this morning... they're making a list and checking it twice... but this time -- santa doesn't want to know who's naughty or nice. someone else does... to keep shoppers informed. and students will never forget this education. see how their using a printer to improve the life of a goat. a few clouds are tracking through the state this morning, have fog. we will have more fog "now your storm track 7 from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your co

environment as possible, until they find their forever home. 4521 se 14th street, des moines, iowa (located between mckinley and watrous on the east side of the road.) " you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" : elias: who knew? des moines is the place to go to get rich? " you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" : elias: who knew? des moines is the place to go to get rich? "money under 30 dot com" just put out the list... with des moines number four on the best cities in which to get rich. the website lists des moines' low unemployment rate, low commute times and calls it a place with a thoughtful balance between big-city bustle and small-town gentleness." cedar rapids also made the list as number 5 because of very low unemployement rates among millennials. elias: and take a look at this ... gas prices in some metro area stations have dropped below the 2-dollar mark for the first time in what feels like forever! you can see in this picture, it's not an illusion...gas is a dollar-99 at this not an illusion...gas is a dollar-99 at this kum and go station in des moines.

the game, be sure to tune in to abc9 tomorrow we'll have extended coverage of the heroes game between iowa and nebraska. again, kick off will be at 2:30pm tim: despite the cold and wet weather, hundreds of metro area runners kicked off their thanksksving festivitieiewith the annual turkey trot in downtown des moines. it started on court avenue a little after 9 this morning. runners then ran through the ea village near the capitol and back. most runners said they were out in the cold so they could start the holiday on the right foot. "the beauty of a thanksgiving morning event is that it gives people a reason to come out to be healthy before taking on all the calories of the day it also gives people an opportunity to show their town we have 38 states represented to me that says people are coming in to visit family " runners got a free tshirt and well as a free all you can eat pancake breakfast to start the thanksgiving festivities. tim: governor branstad joined members of the plymouth congregational united church of christ earlier today to deliver a proclamation. branstad was surrounded by

iowa hawkeyes and nebraska cornhuskers are in the third quarter of their final game of the regular season.chris, what's the game been like so far? 3 chris neyenhouse talks about the heroes' game between 11-0 iowa and 5-6 nebraska. including facts about how iowa is trying to finish the regular season undefeated for the first time in school historyand how nebraska needs to win this game to become bowl eligible in coach mike riley's first season.at halftime, iowa led 14-10 thanks to an interception returned for touchdown by a hawkeye defensive lineman.if iowa is able to hold that lead and beat the huskers, they'll head into next weekend's big ten championship game with a perfect 12-0 record.that game, by the way, will be televised on our sister station, kpth fox 44 next saturday.we'll have highlights and reaction from this game tonight on siouxland news at ten. reporting in lincoln, nebraska, i'm chris neyenhouse, siouxland sports. 3 black friday is *serious business* for some shoppers across the country and in siouxland. our jetske wauran spoke with several people during their shopping spree today. 3 at the southern hills mall in sioux city, the doors have been unlocked since 6pm thurs

season finale with thanksgiving weekend coming up, we are just days away from the annual showdown between iowa and nebraska on the football field. iowa is still undefeated after 11 games, hoping to complete their perfect regular season record with a win against nebraska. travel to memorial stadium in lincoln to visit the nebraska cornhuskers who have only won 5 games this season kwwl's kristin rogers talked to both hawkeye and husker fans today, who are anticipating the game...kristin? i am in iowa city but as you mentioned the game will not be here this weekend, the hawkeyes are going to have to travel to memorial stadium in lincoln where they will play in front of a nebraska crowd that boasts over 300 consecutive sellouts that''s selling out every home game since 1962 this is videof rom last years rivarly game. the iowa ticket office tells me they ordered 23 hundred tickets for the game in lincon and have sold out of them. despite the away game, iowa fans are remaining confident. (cg: zachary washpun/ hawkeye fan) "i've got to tell them that iowa is going to stay undefeated after that game."

the iowa river trail between benton street and myrtle drive will be closed starting monday for storm sewer repairs. crews will close the parking lot at ned ashton park, too. city officials hope to have the trail and parking lot re-open by december 1st. the iowa special o oympics is receiving thousands of dollars after dozens of people plunged into the cool water for charity in dubuque this weekend. they dressed in their best costumes and ran down a cement ramp before going into the water on saturday. two sheriffs deputies from dubuque county - and an experienced diver- made sure everyone made it in and out of the water safely. every year, the dubuque law enforcement family with their costumes. all together, the polar plungers raised $23,000 dollars. the salvation army in johnson county is aiming high this holiday y eason. today, the group announced its goal on how much it hopes to raise to help families in the area. . plus, the iowa football team moves to 10-0... for the first time in program history. more on the hawkeyess 40-35 win over minnesota late last night from kinnick... stay

iowa. it's a joint effort between iowa state university and the u-of-i's office of sustainability.experts from across the country are all taking part - sharing ideas and tips on getting into, and improving organic production. "it gives us that chance to make that connection with the farmers, so that while we try and grow down the road we are hoping some of these farmers will bring product to our plant that we would purchase and turn into wonderful frozen food for iowans. iowans.the studying has been going on for quite a while, this is the 15th year for the event. a prestigious honor has been given to a university of iowa student studentiowa city native jeffrey ding is one of the 32 american rrdes scholars this year.right now, ding is studying political science and chinese at the u of i.he'll now have the opportunity to attend oxford university in england.rhodes scholarships are worth around 50-thousand dollars a year for up to three years. iowa city just finished hosting startup weekend. weekend.folks fro200 other cities frov across the world traveled to the corridor.ll ekend lonon-- entrepren

chris: lincoln is also the location on friday for the fifth installment of the heroes game between iowa and nebraska. the huskers have won three of the previous four meetings in the series, but for the first time since the two became big ten rivals, its the hawkeyes with more on the line. iowa at 11-0 has already clinched the big ten west and a spot in the conference championship game, while the huskers come in at just 5-6. but the hawkeyes are expecting a tough battle on friday in lincoln. c.j. beathard--"i know ever since i've been here, for four years, this is my fourth year, the previous three years, everytime we've played this team they've been good games. i could expect the same this game." cole fisher--"i've kind of had this one circled for a while. but i'll still try to treat it just like any other game. it's got a little personal, little personal extra for me." kirk ferentz--"my first game as a head coach in 1999 was against nebraska, very high mountain point. and i would go back, whatever our first year was this think the mountain was a little bit higher than we could mount. o

the football game follows grapple on the gridiron -- an outdoor dual wrestling meet between iowa and oklahoma state. one unusual ssopper is spotted trying to get a leg up -- or a tail up -- on the holiday season. a 12-foot alligator showed up tside a shopping center in texas. ryan korsgard tells us who watch this! alligator hunter christy kroboth and an officer try to tie up this giant, 12 and a half foot, 800 pound, 50 year old alligator. his eyes are covered up. but he wanted nothing of it.. "we tried to do a front catch with him where you hold jaws and get him taped. but he was so she says she is licensed with the state and got the call there was a big alligator near oyster creek...behind a strip center on 59 near williams trace. a big gator close to people. "we tried several different attempts on how to catch him. finally,,we thought we had him wore out enough to put two people on the back of him and hold his mouth that way and kinda outweigh him which clearly did not work." the alligator is so big that they nick-named it wrapped up, and his legs tied lift from the home depot nea

saturday's game between iowa and minnesota is sold out. but the final home game of the season: plenty of tickets available. university of iowa officials say nearly 14 thousand seats remain for the purdue game. athletic director gary barta tells the des moines register, quote, "'pay tribute to these seniors who have had an jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some

at home, be sure to tune in to abc9 this friday we'll have extended coverage of the heroes game between iowa and nebraska. kick off will be at 2:30pm jenna: tim: jenna: still to come well take a look at why sometimes taking anitboitics when your sick can be doing more harm then good (fred) ice and snow are coming tomorrow, and that will bring travel headaches. cooler weather will follow. your forecast is next! storm warning will be in effect for harrison county south to omaha/council bluffs. all of us will see ice changing to snow, but the ice may be somewhat thicker in the yellow warned area. road conditions are fine, but this map will look different tomorrow. stay in touch with road conditions on siouxlandmatters.co m or by downloading our abc9 weather app. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows cloudy skies. the high today was 53 and the low 27. here are conditions in storm lake on the king's pointe skycam hd. 37 is our sioux city temperature with a north wind at 9 miles per hour. local temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. relative humidity is as high as 100 percent, and we do see

the e wa organic conference is happening right now at the university of iowa.it's a joint effort between iowa state university and the u-of-i's office of sustainability.expertrtfrom across the country are all taking part - sharing ideas and tips on getting into, and improving organic production. mark twain once said "a person wiwi an ideaeas just a crank until the idea suceeds."here's hoping the ideas being thrown around this weekend in iowa city, will *all turn into success stories! tty're hosting folks from 200 other cities from across the world, as part of a "startup" weekend. they say it's a way to look at each other's backgrounds and creative visions, and hopefully, turn them into successful businesses. "i think there is a lot of things that come out of an event like this. one you may discover that you are in fact an entrepreneur, and you want to go o rk for your self, you want to build your own company. the other thing is to figure out what that entrepreneur spirit is all about." about."the whole thing, is also a competition. the winning teams from each city's event will compete in a gl

workers moved the wrestling mats to the stadium for the big clash between iowa and oklahoma state... grapple on the gridiron is looking to break the ncaa attendance record for wrestling. an n-b-a player mmxes it up with a mascot. last night, the toronto raptor listed his favorite celebrities named "lopez", mar, jennifer, george...but no robin -- who knicks. lopez z idn't care for that. he smashed the list over his head. lopez had the last laugh, the knicks beat the raptors by two. a homeowner caals police to say someone was invading their home. officers then stumble on two unusual suspects. police found two raccoons running around the place intennessee. three officers had trouble rounding up the two animals. wildlife experts say as it gets colder, raccoons may come inside a police department pulls out all the stops to get the attentionnf people oo the road. this is a dangerous intersection in branson, missouri. police are trying to make it safer by adding a brand new sign -- under the stop sign. stop. journanaists wanted to know if it wowoed -- so they camped out near the intersectio

thousands of refugees who call iowa home already can thank this man, former republican iowa governor robert ray. between 1975 and 1982 he helped 8,000 refugees escape southeast asia during the vietnam war. and joining us now is dr. judy conlin who's the executive director of the iowa international center. so we're gonna begin with talking with her about how things have changed since governor ray's leadership on this refugee issue. judy, thanks for being here. and why don't you just start by telling us what the iowa international c cter does. >>judy: sure. among the things that we're doing is specifically for refugees and immigrants. we provide esl classes on site where refugees are living or where we can bring, we're also partnering with the des moines public schools where refugee parents are brought on saturday morning. our target population for the esl classes are the parents >>amanda: mmhmm. >>judy: because the children are learning english in school.. parents are so often isolated and they need to learn english. they wanna learn english. >>amanda: mmhmm. >>judy: we alshave a 24/7 free emergency inte

tigers get the winner between iowa city west and bettendorf women of troy down a set -- but not going away -- maddie fay sets up emma norris -- and check out that placement -- just inside the line for the pointand then later in the set -- it's allie tow-ken's turn -- she had a team high 11 kills -- but bettendof would get the win in straight sets dubque hempstead taking on top seeded dowling catholicthey're down a set in the 2nd -- and the mustangs set up kasey davis -- and she connects for the kill -- hempsead would win the second setand in the third -- more of the same -- this time the mustangs set up morgan kluesner -- and she brings the heat -- hempstead gets the defending champs -- ankeny centential in the semis. for west delaware -- getting to the state tournament hasn't been a problem -- it's the hawks 10th trip -- but taking home a title, well that's a different story -- 5 times they've left with the runner - up trophy -- so this year it's championship or bust up first for the top team in 4-a --- western dubque...and the bobcats not intimidated by the 46 win hawks -- meghan ma

here's the 7 day forecast. 2 line super: fred hexom we preview the heroes game between iowa andnebraska. stay tuned for that. tim advocare highlights from sunny orlano after the break. team...and when you go 11-0, that's but check out the mccaffery has his upstart iowa team off to a perfect start as well. the hawkeyes taking on dayton in orlando, florida....t.ts.... a battlelef 3-0 teams. late first half....dale jones brings iowa within four....flyers up 35-31.. a few minutes later.....lead down to four before john crosby swoops under a defender....great concenctration.... then right before the half....anthony clemens attacks the rim.....and finishes but the flyers held a six point lead at recess. second half now...clemons goes high off the window...pretty touch...he finishehe with 11 pointsts. dom uhuh impressive foror iowa as well......the hawkeyes would go on a late 13-0 lead but they loss to a quality dayton team...82-77 the final. lost in the heroes game and all that's riding on it is the fact that it's senior day for nebraska. the husker senior class has had an eventful career to

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the central part of iowa saw between four and eight inches of powder on the ground. road crews have been working to clear some streets. but state department of transportation officials say travel is still not advised on many roads. and when they say that...they mean it. take a look at this. in mason city, drivers ditched their cars on the side of the road. the sheriff's office there responding to more than forty calls of cars in ditches. those who didn't abandon their cars had a hard time making it to their destinations. the iowa state patrol say they were busy helping drivers who lost control of their vehicles. kinnick stadium was covered in snow from the winter storm... check out this time lapse video of the removal before the big game. despite frigid temeraturues and lots of snow -- loyal hawkeye fans came out to support their team. kinnick was full of tailgaters the game bundled up in scarves, blankets, and lots of layers. fans say the weather was part of the fun -- supporting their team -- no matter what. "the guys are out there playing "when you're here, you dr

iowa... ... kickoff between the hawkeyes and the huskers is at 2:30 this afternoon. we still have a lot to get to this morning: including a strategy for shoppers. how to avoid the longest lines today? google says it did the math for you already. plus -- he was right in the eye of the tiger... but didn't back down -- and now, they've become friends... which has surprised everyone. rain, sleet and snow are tracking away from us this morning and we will dry out for the weekend... but we have another system heading our way for the beginning of next week. i'll have more on that coming up "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto . hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduc

plus - the iowa state cyclones will be searching for a new head coach after firing paul rhoads. and - with the big rivalry football game this friday between iowa and "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at six." good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. police help return a little boy home...after the three year old was found wandering the streets of evansdale alone overnight..without any coat or shoes. kwwl's lauren moss has been in evansdale all day, looking into this...she joins us now live this all happening at 2 in the morning.... we're told the three year old night...and walked right out of his house. it's a scary reality...for any parent. imagine...looking out your window and seeing a three yeyer old walking around in the snow and slush...in the middle of the night without any jacket..shoes..or socks. that's what happened on this very street in evansdale around 2 am. a man called police, saying the little boy was crying for his mother..out in the cold...alone in the dark you can see the snowy sidewalks..even an icicle hanging from a nearby home..you can only imag

what are the chances of something changing between now and the iowa caucuses? is time between now and then. you're right. this thing has never exactly happened before. what we have to keep in mind, the iowa caucuses, the first voting is the 1st of february. by the end of march, 64% of the republican delegates will be awarded. if republicans don't figure out how to deal with trump quickly, not immediately, but quickly, they are going to be in a whole world of hurt here. what seems to be happening so far is people are feeling the best thing to do is leave trump alone if they attack him, it builds him up further. the result has been they are making it okay for him to say these outrageous things that are in many cases, let's call it what it is, racist, bigoted. by not coming universally to condemn this within the party they are saying, okay, this is within the mainstream. this is acceptable conduct. >>> after signing that pledge that he would consider an independent run. i don't think republicans would want that as much as they want him out of the way. an independe

the iowa organic conference is happening right now at the university of iowa.it's a joint effort between iowa state university and the u-of-i's office of sustainability.experts from across the country are all taking part - sharing ideas and tips on getting into, and improving organic production. "it gives us that chance to make that connection with the farmers, so that while we try and grow down the road we are hoping some of these farmers will bring product to our plant that we would purchase and turn into wonderful frozen food for iowans. iowans.the studying and talking has been going on for quite a while, this is the 15th year for the event. the highways are going to be crowded this year as you head to grandmas. triple-a says more than 46-million americans are expected to hit the road this thanksgiving, the highest in eight years.it's all thanks which are about 74 cents, on average, lower now than this time last year.make sure you - and all the kiddos - are buckled up. law enforcement says, they'll be watching for that, as they patrol the roads, and try to keep all of us safe. it star

month have raised questions about security all over the country.including friday's big game between the iowa hawkeyes and nebraska cornhuskers.if you're headed to the game, they want you to remember to arrive early. two gates will be closed while six others will close at kickoff. fans will also be required to open outer garments for visual inspections and are asked to leave nnecessary belelgings at home. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. linn county authorities are trying to figure out what sparkekea camper fire near central city.it happened last night at a home two miles west of the town.fire fighters tell cbs 2 news the blaze started in the camper and destroyed a near by home.three people were sent to the hospitalthey are expected to be o.k. in johnson county, local faith-based leaders are speaking out in support of the county-wide minimum wage increase.earlier this month, county leaders raised the minimum wage to 8-20.it will be raised to 10-10 by 20-17. some communities have opted out of the pay hike, saying it woululhurt small businesse