kroeger also a big supporter of clean water. -- and against privatized medicaid. "we have to work together. we have to identify what is it that we want to accomplish. i think there are things like education, taking care of senior we make more iowans healthy and less afraid of financial ruin?" rogers focusing on growing wind energy, providing more funding for uni and re-working health care. "i've got ten grandkids and i think of their future and what it will be over the next 30-40-50 years. so i want iowa to be a place that they can thrive. they can grow and be who god made them to be. so i am excited about hopefully influencing our state to be a place where they can do that." this would be rogers third term office. --- jessica hartman news 7 kwwl for more information on the 60th district state representative weekend in store to set those clocks back. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather stormtrack 7 weather team: the first

in iowa house district 60 -- republican incumbent walt rogers beat his democratic challenger gary kroeger. with more on that race we head to kwwl's amanda gilbert, live in black hawk county. to the iowa state house.... where he will be representing district 60 in cedar falls. rogers beat democratic canidate first congressional district... that is the way the system works. i congratulate walt rogers. now you move on, but you can't ever look at this from a my position or anybody who doesn't win as a loss. if i say, both kroeger and rogers emphasized the importance of a strong iowa economy during their campaigns. live in black hawk county, amanda gilbert, news 7 kwwl. another incumbent winning re-election in the state house -- bob kressig. the democrat taking 54-percent of the vote iver his republican challenger drew speer. taking 15-percent. kressig excited to head back to the legislature -- talking about his "my folks owned a small opportunity to talk to a lot of people that came into the restaurant. i learned a lot from that. my parents were hard workers and they would be really proud of

kroeger's to built the algorithm sold it to a bunch of companies to use instead of their age are people. and it is secret. pile does not understand how a team was scored. and they just understood that they were. and finally it destroyed his chances to get a job but also creates that feedback like systematically with those with certain disorders. that is a local one to highlight the secretive black box nature and that is a way to validate. live a neighbor getting teachers fired one. >> so the school chancellor visited the policy where some would get fired if they had bad teacher assessment some would get bonuses. it this complicated but they'll have a lot of spread so those who want to discriminate that what what is right in the scoring system so very few of those ways that they have any type the spread so they instituted the assessment that is called the growth score or the value added score. i will go to technical but it is a very broad way to think about this and the teacher is on the hook what they got or what they should actually get. the estimates which each should get. you each go

where he will be representing district 60 rogers beat democratic canidate gary kroeger. kroeger was originally running as a democratic candidate in iowa's first congressional district... he eventually dropped out... switching his sight's to the house. he says his work isn't over. "the voters have spoken and can't ever look at this from a legislators accountable for what live in black hawk county... amanda gilbert... news 7 kwwl. rogers was one of several incumbents to win in cedar falls last night. another incumbent winning re-election in the state house -- bob kressig. the democrat taking 54-percent of the vote iver his republican challenger drew speer. the independent in the race -- the legislature -- talking about his roots growing up in the cedar valley. "my folks owned a small opportunity to talk to a lot of restaurant. i learned a lot from that. my parents were hard workers and they would be really proud of me today, i am sure." let's look to the state senate now. while republicans have control -- a number of democratic incumbents cedar valley -- will return to vot

drivers saying if you are foolish enough to get behind the wheel after drinking -- then a little chad kroeger and the boys is the perfect gift for you. as anyone who has adopted, or as anyone who has adopted, or knows someone who has adopted, it's not just a long process, it's an expenson for the schaefer family, they've done it once, they adopted a boy named isaac in 2013, who was 5 at the time, and now they're adopting a 4-year-old with spina bifida. while watching a baking challenge show one day, isaac got the idea he wanted to learn to bake so he could win the competition and help his parents pay to adopt a brother for him. instead his mom suggested they bake cookies for the neighbors. he agreed and they made a post on their community's facebook page. that's a lot of money. adoption from china can cost up to 38 thousand dollars. they hope to bring home their son samuel, in the spring of 2017. check this out. one minnesota minister is hoping to spread some love...all by putting out yard signs. she made a sign with a simple message, it reads "love your neighbor. your black, brown, immigrant

back, you don't drink and drive and we will make you listen to them so why are they thinking on chad kroeger for dui ten years enforcement was very busy, the id was a first report of raids in several local gas stations peggy gallek is more o what we know. fbi says very little except that this is part of an ongoing investigation. the manager the gas station say he doesn't believe that they ha done anything wrong. >> 7:00 a.m. wednesday, fbi and state agents raided several gas stations and a strongsville hom as part of an investigation cameras were there wednesday th agents were reading

. >> ron: and you just defeated gary kroeger to win your fourth term and your race was actually very positive compared to some of the races right in our area that got really nasty, which really surprised me. i'd never seen anything like that, had you, in this area? >> rep. rogers: sometimes when it gets real close, both sides of the aisle, things like that negative instead of the positive. i like to be a person that puts out there what my record is, go to as many doors as i possibly can and talk about my record and what i believe is good for iowa and, you know, people, they hear it all the time and i say it all the time, smaller and smaller government. we have work to do in that area and government isn't always getting smaller. in fact, it continues to grow. i feel like we've slowed that growth down, but we got a lot of work to do government is smart and there's a plethora of ideas now. hopefully in the next two years, we get a lot of things done. >> ron: out in pressure is really on. when you saw the senate majority leaders for so many years get knocked off, you got a sense that the

he beat democratic candidate gary kroeger. this is is a look at the black hawk county repbulican watch party last night... there... rogers spoke about how americans want change.. and he thinks that wasn't just reflected in iowa... but also in the presidential election. "i decided to vote this year candidates did not end up being something that we really liked. and so i voted policy and i voted for donald trump. but i watch him, i do believe he's a last night... rogers also talked to k- w-w-l about might happen if republicans gain control of the senate. he said if that happens.. some will look at right away include: water a big change in the iowa legislature. republicans did end up gaining control of the house and senate. looking at iowa's fourth congressional district in northwest iowa-- incumbent steve king winning re- election easily over democratic challenger kim weaver. and in iowa's second congressional district -- southeast iowa -- democratic incumbent dave loebsack also earning a trip back to washington. a big night acr

the big crunch bars are available at walnut, kroeger, shoprite, and albert son's. in case you want to check it out. >> i saw picture of it floating out on social media the other day. >> i hate to be a debbie downer, but good enough, the original, good enough as it is. >> stop it. >> katie, flipping out, our weather person wants one every these right now. >> amazing, amazing, that's what that sounds like. you need a sugar rush to get through this morning. >> thank you, jill. jill, see you soon, thank you. >> there is some rain moving through part of the area right now. >> katie, apparently some people would need to grab the umbrella this morning, but the day won't be total wash out. >> definitely not. in fact, it is more after nuisance than anything. i'll track this system for you, gave you a sense of who actually get the steady rain, also of course have your full forecast, about to get awfully chilly, folks, and i'll let ♪...nausea, heartburn,♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah.

name cg:tom kroeger/lakeshore state park manager11:11 "there are a lot of parks out there. a lot of demands. all comes down to priorities for the ?center? include on site offices for staff... an education space for school and community groups... and yes--- public restrooms!9:04 "if a kid has to go to the bathroom right now, he (or she) has to walk to one of thporta potties or discovery wod. that's difficult." 9:09 (tom) (tom) name cg: jessica tighe/ jtighe@cbs58.com"the building would also be a bonus for boaters. these docks are underutilized right now, but if boaters had access to restrooms and showers 24/7 that could change." (me)14:47 "they tell us once we get these amenities, we're going to be jammed." 14:50 (tom)and just as important as all those amenities... iblending the look of the building into its splar surroundings. state park22:45 "the building uses natural materials. it uses a lot of glass. so even when you're in the building, you feel like you're outside the building. (bob)the group's goal is aggressive, but e members are determined. they want groundbreaking i

incumbent walt rogers, cedar falls won re- election over democratic challenger gary kroeger. rogers captured 58% of the cedar falls and rural black hawk county district. the race for district 62 features three candidates out of waterloo. democrat ras smith won with 63% of the vote against republican todd obadal and john patterson, who was nominated by petition. in iowa house district 65, democratic incumbent liz bennett, of cedar rapids, beat her democratic foster taking 33 percent. republican ashley hinson received 63 percent of the vote to fill the house district 67 seat. speaker kraig paulsen formerly held the seat. he did not seek re- election. republican incumbent ken rizer of cedar rapids won iowa's house district 68. he had 54 percent of the vote over democratic challenger molly donahue's 46 percent. in house district 70, democrat and incumbent todd taylor his challenger, republican steven van fleet ended with 36 percent. libertarian dave cork closed with seven percent. in a race that attracted some attention when the candidates emerged, amy nielsen has won house distr

falls won re- election over democratic challenger gary kroeger. rogers captured 58% of the cedar falls and rural black hawk county district. the race for district 62 features three candidates out of waterloo. democrat ras smith won with 63% of the vote against republican todd obadal and john patterson, who was nominated by petition. in iowa house district 65, democratic incumbent liz bennett, of cedar rapids, beat her republican challenger. b the vote with harry foster taking 33 percent. republican ashley hinson received 63 percent of the vote to fill the house district 67 seat. speaker kraig paulsen formerly held the seat. he did not seek re- election. republican incumbent ken rizer of cedar rapids won iowa's house district 68. he had 54 percent of the vote over democratic challenger molly donahue's 46 percent. his challenger, republican steven van fleet ended with 36 percent. libertarian dave cork closed with seven percent. in a race that attracted some attention when the candidates emerged, amy nielsen has won house district 77 -- that's wester

name cg:tom kroeger/lakeshore state park manager11:11 "there are a lot of parks out there. a lot of demands. all comes down to prioritization." 11:16 (tom) priorities for the ?center? include on site offices for staff... an education space for school and community restrooms!9:04 "if a kid has to go to the bathroom right now, he (or she) has to walk to one of the porta potties or discovery world. that's difficult." 9:09 (tom) (tom) name cg: jessica tighe/ jtighe@cbs58.com"the building would also be a bonus for boers. these docks are underutilized right now, but if boaters had access to restrooms and showers 24/7 that could change." (me)14:47 "they tell us once we get these amenities, we're going to be jammed." 14:50 (tom)and just as important as all those amenities... is blending the look of the building into its spectacular surroundings. surroundings. name cg: bob gosse/friends of lakeshore state park22:45 "the building uses natural materials. it uses a lot of glass. so you feel like you're outside the building. (bob)the group's goal is aggressive, but the members are deter

their page, "if you are foolish enough to get behind the wheel after drinking then a little chad kroeger crew-gerr , who is the lead singer of the band, is the perfect gift for you."they add, you don't drink and drive and we won't make you listen to the c-d. all aboard the polar express! people are lining up in williams, arizona, fo ride to the "north pole" -- not the actual north pole.. ... but the place where santa and his elves make the toys that santa will deliver on christmas eve. this polar express is operated by grand canyon railway. the ride starts in williams and is ninety minutes, round trip. it includes a visit from santa, who hands out special gifts. a young deer found injured and dehydrated in a forest in russia has been taken in -- by a local domestic pet.. demanding cuddles and making herself right at home. four-month old mila is now back to full strength -- thanks to being fed for several months on baby milk formula. the family is adopting mila as a domestic pet after nature reserves and zoos refused to take her. russian law states wild animals must live in their natural

and kroeger is down on severe food inflation over ten straight months. back over to you. >>> and alec baldwin returned to "saturday night live" to play donald trump for the first time since the election. >> big plan. big plan. google, what is isis? >> baldwin's trump scrapped plans for immigration and decides to keep obamacare. donald trump was not amused tweeting, i watched part of "saturday night live" last night, it's a totally one-sided, biased show, nothing funny at all. equal time for us? >> he's criticizing why he doesn't criticize anyone else. baldwin said, the election is over, we can be very one-sided now. >> we don't have to talk about hillary because she's sort of doing her own thing or whatever she's going to do. >> mr. trump has to get used to it now that he's president. >> it's all part of the game. this is what he signed up for. >> and i wonder if alec baldwin will sign on for a full-time job. it is not just for the election, clearly. >> i was thinking the same thing. he's too good. you can't let him stop now. >> it's uncanny. >>> music's