thanks macleod. remember you can find ouuwhere the plows are on the road, with the dot plow tracker... the orange and blue circles indite plows while the little camera icons give you access the plow cam for a look - like this - at conditions in the area. so you can get the perspective of a plow driver... and get a better look at the road before you hit the streets. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberhas your full forecast nextt "you're wwtching kwwl. . e've got you covered. with ron to east after midnight. snow totals: 3-9" isolated higher amounts. the wind starts to increase late tonight into saturday reducing the visibility. wind gusts will be near 25 mph from the northwest. a cold weekend is ahead with highs in the 200 after the snow ends, our next chance of precipitation will be rain. the storm forecast to bring that t ill be here wednesday and thursday. snow continues to move east across iowa thrugh tonight. moderate to heavy snow at

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years after the bombings, he's finally telling his story and it he is telling it to our ken macleod. >> reporter: he likes freshman business class. but for this immigrant from morocco, the incident that spawned the strategy was a nightmare for which he has found a positive frame. >> it was a great lesson to learn from and it motivated know do better in life. >> reporter: and as social media sleuths combed the streets days after the boston marathon bombing, this picture of him and his friend made the front page of the new york post with the headline bagman. for a day for two till they went public with the brothers. he recently told this class how the ordeal nearly broke him. >> all the sudden in the middle of the class, this is the guy. >> reporter: it was professor michael greenwood that said he must share his story with more ears. >> in all of this adversity, he chose peace instead of anger. >> reporter: he'll confront another one of his big fears when he tells his story to an auditorium full of students. one thing that he cannot talk about the pile of money when the post paid off h

kwwl's macleod hageman visits iowa city -- and explains what changes you can expect to see this weekend. mac -- what did you find? university of iowa officials say you can expect to see more security during saturday's game against purdue. that means more squad cars at intersections -- and officers at gates. university of iowa interim assistant vice president of public safety -- david visin -- says they adopted the n-f-l's clear bag policy. so if you plan carrying a bag or purse -- think again. "purses and bags will not be allowed in the stadium at this can bring it in the stadium." if you bring an item that's not allowed inside the stadium -- you can check it for free at the nearby recreation buildling -- or take it back to your car. coming up at six -- we'll check in with students to see how they we'v e got you covered -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. as a reminder -- kinnick gates open at 9-30 in the morning on saturday. authorities recommend arriving early -- due to enhanced inspections. 77 hundred tickets still available for saturday's game. friday's high school championship footbal

welcome to the k-w-w-l news at five e 'm macleod hageman. we're following breaking news tonight in waterloo. police are investigating a car crash -- that may have resulted from a possible shooting at the intersection of courtland and vinton. kwwl's jesesica hartman was on scene moments after the complaint. jessica -- what can you tell us? waterloo police are still piecing together the timeline at this point. the car you see here - appears to have slid off of courtland street and into a tree. witnesses say they heard the crash - - after hearing gun shots. one witness tells me she saw four young adults running from the car when theyeard sirens approaoaing. officers searching the car - - paying close attention to what looks like two bullet holes in the passenger's side of the black mercedes. other officers - - canvasing the area around the wreck. we've got you covered in thank you jessica -- and we will be checking in with waterloo police tonight to see if there is any now let's check in with storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel for your f

late today, investigators scoured the scene once again ken macleod is live in worcester tonight. ken? >> reporter: paula, detectives have now vacated the premises leaving behind this isolated dirt road. they are not even officially calling this a murder investigation yet, but it has all of the earmarks. homicide detectives helped a burned sedan onto a wrecker and neighbors went ahead with yard choresp. >> it is a very remote area and it doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: he's talking about this dirt stretch of swan avenue winding through the woods near worcester airport where a handful of neighbors heard gunshots. >> with the woods in the back, you know, people could be, you know, shooting squirrels or whatever. >> reporter: last night, though, the shots were followed by something burning and with responding firefighters doused the flames, they encountered a nasty surprise. >> as soon as they got to the car, they discovered what appears to be a body inside. car. so they backed up and called police. >> reporter: for hours this afternoon, detectives sifted through the blackened debr

we've got you covered in cedar falls -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. for an updated list of the lowest gas prices in your area -- you can visit gas buddy dot com. according to the website -- indanola holds the statt's lowest price at murphy u-s-a -- coming in at one dollar and 82 cents a gallon for regular unleaded. still to come on e k-w-w-l news at five... a preview of some of the deals you can snag on black friday and... what toys should you leave on the sheef while christmas shopping? a look at the annual "worst toy --------- --------- --------- if you're looking for a medicare plan, we're health alliance. we believe in superheroes. in the slow dance at the end of the night. in being yourself. we believe in simplicity... and in doing good when no one's looking. to us, it just seems right. call health alliance now and learn more. you'll talk to a real person, not an automated system. we're part of your community, not a conglomerate. you can see the doctors you know and trust. and here is the best part. we have medicare plans that can save yo

we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. thanks mac. as a reminder -- gates open at 9-30 -- and authorities recommend arriving early due to the increased security in the area. a sheriff's department is currently searching for two registered sex offenders. the fayette county sheriff's office is looking for martin zurke. zurke is registered in oran but the county says he hasn't been living at his registered address and they're still looking for this man, mark macinnis. authorities say macinnis stole a car from oelwein last week and drove to sumner where he allegedly stole another one. that car was found in west union two days later. coming up on kwwl, a mother and father, who can't travel, give a special message to their daughter as she prepares to retire half-way across the country. and - high school football championship games are underway in the dome. "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." information. here is additional forecast jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to

we've got you covered live in waterloo -- macleod hagema -- kwwl news. thankkmac. the old systememcost nearly 48- thousand dollars a year to maintain -- only in black hawk county. the new system comes with a 400- thousand dollar price ttg -- but for the entire state. in continuing coverage... teachers of a missing waterloo student are orggnizing another search. moe sed was last seen at his home on october 22nd. he is a refugee from burma. sed is currently a student at west high school. his teachers will meet at the embarc office this turday starting at ten for another search. they say the're going to be looking in parks and trails. coming up on kwwl, the game-ball for this saturday's iowa-minnesota game making a long, but very patriotic journey. plus.. semi final action in eight-man football -- as don bosco looks to get to the state finals. and... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar.... chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg will have your full forecast, coming up. "winner of the regional emmy for outstanding newscast. you're watching kwwl. w

we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. thanks mac. as a reminder -- police say nobody was injured during last night's incident. a woman is assaulted after two men break into her house. the break in happened at 511 lakeside street in waterloo. 28-year-old mineisha ford told police that when she came home, two men forced their way inside. the two men then assaulted ford and stole her purse. no arrests have been made. it's that time of year again..car break-ins are common as shoppers are out and about getting ready for the holidays... kwwl's lauren moss joins us now live from cedar falls, with some tips on how experts say you can protect yourself and your new goodies, from car- break ins, lauren.. its the season of giving...but its also the season for break ins! behind me...there are hundreds of opportunities for your goodies..to become someone else's.. at the cross roads mall in waterloo, it's looking a lot like christmas... but just because you're feeling nice...doesn't stop theives from being naughty and breaking into your cars. the m

we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. thanks mac. this is the second pedestrian-related incident ininthat area inna week. last week there was a similar incident that killed a pedestrian. terry harp was hit by a car trying to cross university avavnue in cedar falls. sheewas 59. police say she stepped right in front of a car... she was on her way to a bus stop -- and was heading to pizza hut -- where she worked for 29 years. a former associate athletic director at the university of iowa files a discrimination lawsuit against the school... jane meyer filed a suit claiming the athletic director gary barta tried to derailler career..... meyer wawa removed from her duties in december of last year -- nearly a week later she was brought back on to a position "well beneath her experience and pay grade" according to her attorney. in waterloo...none of the candidates recieved more than 50 percent of the vote. the most votes -- councilman quentin hart and former mayor tim hurley three people on yesterday's ballot the top two, school board member

ken macleod is live in rochester tonight. ken, such a sad story. >> reporter: it's really tragic from every possible angle, lisa. it began with a 911 call through this ramshackled motel here back on october 17th. today, as you mentioned, prosecutors filed charges again the teen victim's mother and that mother's poi friend. when the high school senior died last month, everything pointed to an overdose. today that was confirmed. >> the cause of death was due to acute fentanyl intoxication. >> investigators believe her death was accidental, but that didn't stop them from charging her mother jasmine with reckless conduct and endangering the welfare of a child in her own daughter's death. >> the fact that it is the mother of the victim makes it even more disturbing to me. >> reporter: police didn't stop there. they also charged mom's boyfriend with full phiing evidence in his effort to conceal that he provided the life sentence. both mom and her boyfriend were at the motel when eve died. >> the focus has to do with the drug abuse

we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. thanks mac -- if you would like to see these animals at work -- the hickory hills park is open seven days a week. coming up on kwwl, many orphan children get the opportunity they've always wanted -- being a part of a family. and - the undefeated hawkeyes look to continue their streak as they head to bloomington, indiana to take on the hoosiers. "now your storm track 7 7 weather team. see the screen week. we are tracking a storm do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton through tuesday morning. high and low temperatures will now be back to normal through next week. we are tracking a storm for the middle of next week (wednesday/thursday) for our next chance of rain.a mostly clear sky is forecast through tuesday m

and as kwwl's macleod hagman reports -- it's not as easy as it looks. (nats... baaetball -- buckets...) sportability of iowa program director vincen liddle introduces wheelchair basketball -- to teach students about the chair just like i do every shows how anyone can be an dibled may sound easy, but it's actually a lot harder an it looks." "so at first, i had kids who couldn't do it, but then eventually they were in their wheelchairs they were playing basketball ull court, so, that was kind offnice to have done." central middle school p-e teacher kellap grant says chairs at first -- but started to enjoy it. "to see them doing something that they normally wouldn't be able to do, that makes it all worth it in the end." grant says students are learning how to use the chairs this week -- and will compete against eachers this riday during special assembly. we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- (nats... swoosh) kwwl nene. the folks at s srtability have overcome a lot of challenges... you may remember back in december, 2013 someone stole a trailer full o

and ceo of hinge, justin macleod. justin has a dating at that competes with tinder. helps: hinge is an apple you meet people for dating and relationships, mainly friends of friends. cory: as we sort through this, there are all sorts of tidbits. i find it fascinating most of because i stopped dating the time these things started up. what did you find when you looked through this filing? going to be a big deal for barry diller and iac. iac will control 86% of the company. it's a company that has a lot of growth rate, if you take a look at the monthly average user growth and their paid membership growth, converting the monthly average users -- cory: 59 million users? justin: that's been growing strong the last couple years. growth, converting the monthly average usersthe key business mr them to convert those users who come to their various sites into paying customers that will pay a subscription fee. that's one of the big growth drivers for them going forward. cory: it seems to me the success of a dating website is bad business for a dating website. if your people fall

macleod hageman rides along with a des moines police officer who uses the technology every day -- and explains how you might be affected. they are everywhere... cameras at intersections -- on your phone -- behind vehicles -- and now -- mounted to police cars -- tracking your every movement. des moines senior police officer luke harden says his automatic license plate reader -- -- gives him an extra set of eyes on the road."it'll alert you with a beep. it'll flash on this screen if you're in another program. send you a quick picture of the plate and a description. so you know what to look for." officer harden says the four-mounted cameras on his cruiser alert him -- of all violators."it's not always stolen cars. sometimes it's scofflaw violators, as we call them, which are habitual parkers and things like that." "rain or shine, day or night, whether a car is moving or stopped, the license plate readers are always recording information. that's why parking lots are popular spots for patrolling officers." "i'll go to several apartment complexes where we found stolen cars before and just g

we've got you covered in all of iowa -- macleod hageman -- (nats... accelerator) -- kwwl news. and we asked our kwwl facebook friends how they felt about the wayne says -- let them read it -- i have nothing to hide.... lisa adds -- i think it's great -- but then again -- i have nothing to hide... ryan says -- i don't like this -- the government is gaining too much information already... you can join the conversation -- just hop onto our kwwl facebook page. coming up right after the break -- stormtrack seven meteorologist kyle kiel will be back with an up-to-the- minute outlook on the winter storm. that's next -- stay with us. forecast on kwwl." people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this mess

we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- (nats... swoosh) kwwl news. you may remember two years ago -- someone stole a trailer full of sportabiity's wheelchaii from a ymyma parking lot in cedar rapids... about six months later, this man rick smith was arrested and charged with stealing the wheelchairs. by the time he was arrested, the chairs had been replacedd gnals body image issues in teens. researchers at cornell university studied 2-thousand teenage girls and boys living in the midwest for a weighhd themselves frequently were more likely t t have concerns about were also more likely to feel preparations are underway to search for the so-called nazi gold train -- which could be hidden in poland. two men cllim they have documents confirming it. it is not known exactly what the train carried - gold, precious objects or military weapons. in september, military engineers checked the surface of the embankment where the train was said to be hidden. they found nothing, but the search will continue. a group of veterans touring the george w. bush librarygets

we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- (nats... swoosh) kwwl news. you may remember back in december, 2013 someone stole a trailer full of sportability's wheelchairs from a ymca parking lot in cedar rapids... about six months later, this man rick smith was arrested and charged with stealing the wheelchairs. by the time he was arrested, the chairs had been replaced. video of a man climbing the pyramid at disney epcot's mexico pavilion is quickly makikig its rounds through social media. witnesses say it was almost closing time when they overheard someone say they wanted to climb the pyramid... and someone did! witness say the man made it to the top and back down safely. no details iffe faces any charges. an anonymous donor honors one vet in their own, special way. a vietnam vet from minnesota was given a special thank you f fr his service. he found a card with a hundred dollars stuck to the windshield of his truck, after he walked out of a grocery store. it was apparentl left by an anonymous person, who noticed the veteran license plates on "it kind of

i'm macleod hageman. we have big news for the iowa state cyclones. matt campbell -- former head coach at toledo -- has been named the new iowa state football coach. campbell will replace paul rhoads -- who was fired a week ago after seven seasons leading the iowa state cyclones. we'll find out more about the new coach and what this means for the cylcone football progam later in sports. now let's check in with storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel for your first forecast. how's the weather looking -- going into the work week kyle? from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we are tracking the threat for wintry weather across parts of eastern iowa. a winter weather advisory starts at midnight tonight and lasts until tuesday evening for black hawk, bremer, butler, chickasaw and grundy counties. this is for a mix of of rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow. the ice accumulations look less than a tenth of an inch, the snow

we've got you covered, with macleod hageman, meteorologist kyle kiel "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: kiel. threat tracker shows into tomorrow. there will still be some peeks of sunshine but cloudy. the clouds will thicken up as we head into sunday night, with the chance for a light wintry mix tracking in late sunday night and into monday. more on that in just a few minutes. storm track seven live doppler radar shows mainly dry conditions across eastern iowa. we've been stuck under the cloud cover all day long. you can see a few returns popping up on radar. there could be a light sprinkle or flurry to the south, but there is a lot of dry air over eastern iowa, is expected. the country. that front is still causing issues for the ohio valley back to oklahoma and texas. there have been major icing problems in the oklahoma city area. our next storm system is still off the california coast. here's the storm track seven across conditions. we had just enough breaks in the cloud

we've got you covered, with macleod this is the kwwl news at ten." we had great conditions outside for november standards here in evening and we had a nice sunset. this was taken in curchtown, that's in will have a clear night tonight sunday will be similar to increase in the clouds later in storm system that brings us a chance for rain as we head into current temperatures across eastern iowa. we have some temperatures are in the 40s across many areas, with a few areas already we have a wind light out of the south, and that has kept our temperatures a little warmer over the next couple of days. here's the storm track 7 live weather network across eastern iowa. we had a few high clouds passing through today, and that made for with a mostly clear sky throughout the overnight hours. satellite and radar shows the clouds tracking through the area earlier this afternoon and early evening. however, those have tracked out of the area so we are left with a clear sky all area, and that will allow for increasing clouds as we head into tomorrow evening as we sev

macleod tosses it up but it is picked off by brandon kuwait. max dugan. it is in the third quarter with about seven minutes and it is 1 7-0. we have a double dip. ankeny and lewis central going at it but after that, it is centennial the -- centennial against 10th-ranked johnston. highlights from all those games coming up tonight at 10:00. scott: one of many games we will have tonight. expectations for cyclone basketball are at an all-time high. the pulled it out today and has the cyclones at seven. the previous high was ninth. the football team will try to ride its momentum all the way to oklahoma. iowa state plays number 14 on saturday. >> shepherd can catch it and so can a whole host of other receivers they have on the team. but you got to control the run, stop it if you are able to win kurtis: beautiful night out there. more great weather ahead. a few more clouds on tuesday they will burn off. rain chance thursday into friday.

we've got you covered, with macleod from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtraa 7 weather team: welcome back and good evening, i'm meteorologist kyle kiel. threat tracker show signs of our weather pattern becoming a bit more active. tonight will be mostly cloudy with the slight chance for a few spotty showers as we head after midnight. overspread the area beginning monday morning, so have the umbrella handy. that chance will be more spotty in the afternoon, with more showers and storms possible on tuesday. however, we are not expecting any severe weather. as for right now, all is dry out the storm track 7 live doppler radar with the satellite. we continue to notice an increase in cloud cover across eastern iowa. that trend will continue throughout the vernight, and the clouds will be here to stay as we go throughout the next few days. here's a wider view across the united states, showing our next storm system developing out in the west. that will

we've got you covered, with macleod hageman, meteorologist kyle kiel and sports with mark woodley. news at six." "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast stormtrack 7 weather team: welcome back and good evening, i'm meteorologist kyle kiel. we start you out with a few pictures. it's been a busy last twenty four to 30 hours with snow falling in eastern iowa. it's been our first snowfall of the season, and it happened to be a big one. there are many snowy scenes across the area. here is a look at some of the snowfall totals coming from the national weather service and our weather trackers. to the north, anywhere between 5 and 8 inches of snow. you can see where the heavier snow band set up, with many getting nine to as high as 12 inches, that's a foot of snow. as we take you a little east, the dry air stayed a bit longer, so snow totals were cut back just a bit. as we go farther south, even less snow, with reports around 5 to 7 inches. fortunately, no snow is i

i'm macleod hageman. tomorrow will be university of iowa president bruce harreld's first day on the job. after he was hired two months ago -- faculty members expressed concern he wasn't qualified for the position.. kwwl's kristin rogers talks with students about what they think about the new hire. kristin -- we know sevval prpressors are upset -- but what about mac, you know it's interesting we have been following all of the controversy over this hire from theebeginning, but when i talked to students today, quite frankly, they said they didn't know what was going on. but a new group was formed as a responce to the hire of bruce harreld as the university of iowa president, this is a protest at a recent board of regents meetiing. the group, iowans defending our universities claims it was a flawed search process to hied harreld, and that he is not qualified for the job in the first place... despite many faculty members and students speaking out against bruce harreld as aren't sure what the deal is... other s

live in hamilton tonight, ken macleod, wbz news. >> ken, thank you so much. >> so there are a lot of questions that still need to be answered. developments. >>> a plane that was supposed to take new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie to boston was grounded united airlines tells us the flight was delayed buzz of a disruptive customer on board. the flight is expected to arrive at logan almost five hours late. a passenger shared with us this picture of christie in the terminal. he's coming to boston for campaign stops in new england tomorrow. the christie campaign released this statement. governor psychiatristty, and aide and memberch his security detail be with traveling on a flight from san francisco to boston when a passenger was removed from the plane. at no time did the governor interact with the passenger nor did they pose a verbal or physical threat to the governor. >>> cbs news has just confirmed one american was killed in that hostage siege at a hotel in mali. this morning, as many as ten militants attacked a radisson hotel in mali's capital taking dozens

. >> and i am ken macleod. >> jim smith is live in melrose now with the developing story. >>> garrett swasey grew up right here in downtown melrose. tonight, he is being remembered as a devoted family man with a big heart and the pain is being >> a heartbroken community in colorado springs. remembering the victims of friday's shooting rampage. three people were killed and nine others wounded. garrett swasey, a massachusetts native who grew up in melrose. the mayor was a high school classmate. >> there were other people in melrose hoover the name and they are in shock and disbelief. and his wife rachel, his two speechless. >> the chief says many of his officers also new swayze. swayze graduated in 1989. >> not only do you lose a son, and i can see this is >> the suspect is described as a loner who spent time in the woods with no electricity. he is called a terrorist. >> we are here to on of those killed yesterday by a domestic terrorist. we are here to honor the work of planned parenthood and stand with them in solidarity. >> as the campus police officer was not required to respond to

meanwhile -- kwwl's macleod hageman joins us live in cedar rapids -- where people seem to be mbracing the e weather. mac -- what's the feeling in linn county? amanda -- people seem to be pretty prepped and not shocked by the winter weather here in cedar rapids. earlier this afternoon around three -- several shoppers stopped at a local grocery store -- and it seemed like most people were walking out with milk and bread. i caught up with oneneman who says the weather here in cedar rapids doesn't have him concerned about stockpiling groceries -- he says "i guess it's important for folks to have, but we're really not here because we need to be. we're here because we want to be. so..." now even though matt seems to be in pretty good spirits tonight -- he says he's nottreally lookinin forward to the chilly forecast for tomorrow's game at kinnick stadium. but we'll see how the weather fairs in the area until then. we've got you covered live in cedar rapids. ...kwwl ne. thanks mac -- and it seems cedar rapids hasn't experiencededthe owfall like most of the kwwl viewing area at this point. new

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welcome to the k-w-w-l news at six i'm macleod hageman. a paris prosecutor says three extremist groups likely coordinated the attacks in paris -- that left 129 people dead -- we learned from the parisian prosecutor some very key pieces of information. the first piece of - we got ttt from the tribunal news briefing just within the last couple of hours. and then the 89 happened almost exactly 24 hours $& ago. (sot: ymen ahmed, attack) "we are having a third world war so just stay calm, stay winning." also we learned from the prosecutor, a 30- year-old french national who threw a grenade and then proceeded to fire into the crowd, he was invoking the wars in syria as well as iraq. (sot: voiceof translator: the suicide omber right near the national stadium there was a syrian passport found, somebody who was born in 1990." the individual that had the syrian passporclose by was also perhaps passing into france just within the last month. and then finally the belgium, now making this a case that reaches outside of the country in france. (lui on ca

ken macleod, wbz news. david, over to you. >>> now to the body that was found on a beach. bill shields joins us live. this body we know is just identified by police. >> reporter: just identified. 19-year-old haute of malden. he's been missing since mid- october, and that may explain why the body was so decomposed >> it was just something on a beach like a halloween decoration or something like that. it looks like you put a scare crow on the porch like that and filled the belly full of extra. it looked just fake. >> reporter: a construction crew found the body washed up at the end of duxbury beach. from what they could tell, the body had been in the water for some time. >> we were working over here and when i went to get stones from the loader, i looked down brought it in. >> reporter: the workers called the death appeared suspicious. >> on the other side of the rocks over here. >> reporter: the crew stopped working and called 911. police arrived but said little. now we know it's that of a 19- year-old man from malden. the workers said from what they could tell, the body ha

kwwls's macleod hageman rides along with a des moines police officer who uses the technology every day -- and explains how you might be affected. cameras at intersections -- on your phone -- behind vehicles -- and now (nats... police car) -- mounted to police cars -- tracking your every movement. (nats... of aclr) des moines senior police officer luke harden says his automatic license plate reader -- (nats ... of aclr) -- gives him an extra set of eyes on the road. "it'll alert you with a beep. in another program. send you a quick picture of the plate and a description. so you know what to look for." officer harden says the four-mounted cameras on his cruiser alert him -- (nats... of aclr) of all violators. "it's not always stolen cars. things like that." "rain or shine, day or night, whether a car is moving or stopped, the license plate readers are always recording lots are popular spots for patrolling officers." "i'll go to several apartment complexes where we found stolen cars before and just go through there and read all those cars sitting through there. not all the time obviously,

welcome to the kk-w-l news at six i'm macleod hageman. in colorado springs -- a gunman stormed into a planned parenthood building -- shooting three people duringga standoff that lasted nearly ffve hours. police were able to take the man into custody -- and nine others are now recovering from their injuries. at this point -- police are trying to learn more about the shooterrs the tragic incident. "and i saw a man crawling to

live in worcester tonight, ken macleod, wbz news. >>> a high school student pound staggering out of a swamp in framingham wear nothing shoes and tonight her classmate is under arrest accuses of raping her. liam? >> reporter: they are both students at framingham high. the alleged rape happened during school hours. police say 18-year-old patrick could youer and three hours skipped school wednesday. they were allegedly drinking and doing drugs near the woods counselors later found the female student who initially police. she was heavily intoxicated and half dressed. when they found her, they brought her to the hospital raped. he said he did have sex with the girl but that it was consensual. he has been ordered held on $50,000 bail. we did reach out to the framingham schools for comment. they have not yet responded. >>> jury selection is under way again in the trial of a math teacher. the judge ruled yesterday that stand trial. is he charged with raping and killing colleen ritzer in danvers high school in 2013. >>> the fbi is setting out on a grid search stepping up the murder mystery. ch

i'm macleod hageman. family and friends gather tonight -- to pray for a local teenager -- reported missinn more e han a week aa. moe sed was last seen thursday -- october 22nd -- riding his bike on fourth street in waterloo. kwwl's jessica hartman attends this weekend's prayer service -- to find those in attetedance -- are not giving up hope. prayers, songs, and candles . . .signs of the many people hoping for the safe worry for where he is. we cry several search parties later - - there are no answers for moe sed's family. "i was worry about him because he is outhere alone, with out food or friends." hartman "theeservice here at the first baptist church, the family tells me, was a reminder that although moe sed is not with them, god is with him." "as we pray, we are hoping moe sed willlome back home." and there prayers are not alone. dozens of friends and strangers came to pray with the painful being on the sidelines of it. how would it feel to be in the middle of it; being his parents. it's just heart br

macleod hageman/iowa city (:18 - :27) "with increased patrols, and 36 high- definition cameras around kinnick stadium, officials say they're plannini for a safe weekeke in iowa city." "i feel like a lot of people are not going to be prepared and be kind of mad, because we don't have places to put our stuff." several university of iowa students -- like emilie gitens -- say the school's police do a great job keeping the area secure -- (nats... heavy machinery) -- and more securty -- like the clear bag policy -- is not necessary. emilie githens/ ui senior(:43 - :50) "i'm ok with them going through my purse and seeing what i have in there. i'm not hiding anything, but i would like to have my purse." >> that's mac hagagan reporting from iowa city. gates atinnick stadium open at 9-30, saturday. authorities recommend arriving early due to the increased security in the area. (matt) still to come... a siouxland surgeon calls it a career, but not before performing one last surgery. jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. 's not about talking. it's about doing

kwwl's macleod hageman joins us now live in cedar rapids where roads are slushy -- and the snow is falling. mac -- what's the mmod from linn county tonight? amanda -the chilly temperatures and wet snowfall isn't keeping everyone inside tonight. snowfall hit linn county a little later than the rest of the area -- and several peoole aren't letting the snowy conditions stop them -- from starting their weekends. now intersections, roads, and especially bridges are very slick throughout the area. a man i spoke to in downtownn "i think everyone just needs to slow down. it's the first snow fall of the season, and everyone patient. "i think evevryone just needs to slow down. it's the first snow fall of the season, and everyone just needs to pump the brakes a you know" again -- very slick and slushy conditions tonight. but with the snow stopping and going throughout the night -- makes it easier for drivers to get used to the conditions. now let's head over to kwwl's brad hanson -- who's live in dubuque. hey brad -- it's kind of a different story where you it has been snowing non-stop here in dubuqu

good night.i'm macleod hageman. winter-like weather hits the area this week -- we'll have more details in just a moment -- but first -- we're following some big news in sports. 71 to 67 -- the final score today as the u-n-i panthers defeat the number one ranked north carolina tar heels. kwwl's brad hanson standing by with all the latest on a big day for both the iowa hawkeyes and the u-n-i men's basketball team. brad? mac, who would've thought on the day the hawkeyes have a chance to clinch the big ten west, they wouldn't be

i'm macleod hageman. a change is coming in ames. after seven years as head coach of the iowa state football team -- paul rhoads will coach his final game next saturday. kwwl's mark woodley joins us with more -- and mark -- it sounds like this development isn't all that surprising... no mac -- it really isn't -- considering what we saw on the field yesterday -- when iowa state went from an almost certain victory at kansas state -- to a defeat in the span of a minute and a half -- maybe the only surprise here is that the school decided to make this announcement now -- rather than next week after the season finale at west virginia -- paul rhoads will get to coach in that game -- a bit of a swan song for a guy that led the cyclones to 3 bowl games in his seven seasons -- however the cyclones only finished with a winning record in one of those -- now both athletic director jaime pollard and coach paul rhoads will speak to the media tomorrow as iowa state prepares for that final game this year -- there will be a few more games for the haw

welcome totothe k-w-w-l nnws at six i'm macleod hageman. the hawkeyes hit the field to take on university of indiana -- hoping their winning streak gains momentum. there's a lot on the line for iowa -- currently ranked at number ten. iowa was able to pull it off last week and get the win-- 35 to 27. they are now nine and oh. coming up later in n he show -- mmrk woodley explains what's in store for

i'm macleod hageman -- ron and amanda have the night off. we will have team seven coverage of the iowa hawkeyes -- looking to gain momentum with their perfect season. but first -- we check in with stormtrack seven meteorologist kyle kiel for your first forecast. how's weather looking for travelers -- kyle? from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the iowa hawkeyes looking to stay undefeated against rival nebraska. kwwl's zach grant joins us now

kwwl's macleod hageman is following this story in our newsroom tonight. mac -- is there any new information to report. nobody in or out -- that's what president francois hollande is saying about france's borders tonight -- after declaring that state of emergency. france police say several people are dead after being shot at a restaurant -- and there are

kwwl's macleod hageman has the an emotiotnal day in black hawk county district court -- (nat pop -- crying) (nat pop -- laughter) found homes with 16 families. paula schwabe and her husband jonathon officially adopt their grandson -- 4-year-old aami -- now jonathon. they say it's been a feel that all kids need a chance good start in life." even though paula and jonathon were looking forward to retirement -- they feel this adoption will bring them more. "keeping us young, keeping us moving, and adventuring the new world." during adoption day in waterloo -- families came as far as arizona to adopt their children. last year alone -- nearly 45-hundred children had their throughout the nation. coming up ... athletes -- of every ability -- can find their place to shine -- even right here in eastern iowa. you're watching kwwl. 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 it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree.but it will take her 25 years to pay off

macleod hageman riris along with a des s ines popoce officer who uses s e technology every day -- and explains how you might be affected. << they are everywhere... cameras at intersections -- on your phone -- behind vehicles -- and now (nats... police car) -- mounted to police cars -- tracking y yr every movevent. (nats... of aclrlr des moinin senior police officer luke harden says his automatic license plate reader -- (nats ... of aclr) -- gives him an extra set of eyes on the road. "it'll alert you with a beep. it'll flash on this screen if you're in another program. send you a quick picture of the plate and a description. so you know what look for." officer harden says the four-mounted cameras on his cruiser alert him -- (nats... of aclr) of all violators. "it's not always stolen cars. scofflfl violators, as we caca them, which are habitual pararrs and things like that." "rain or shine, day or night, whether a car is moving or stopped, the license plate readers are always recording information. that's why parking lots are popular spots fofopatrolling officersrs "i'll l to several a

k-w-w-l's macleod hageman visiied the park where annmals and raagers are hard at work... he has more for us... (nats... quiet wind... animal eating.) it's the quiet sounn of work -- near la porte city. (nats... come on guys, come on.) south unit ranger al finke says bison, elk and goats are eating invasive plants --ike multi-flora rose, honey suckle and even poison ivy. (nats.. goats eatitig tree.) "those areas we're working on doing some brush cleaning, it gets all the dangerous stuff out of there and gives us some visibility underneath, and it fills their bellies while we're at and elk -- and a one-thousand "these big furry animals may look like gentle giants, but park rangers remind you to one end, and they can hurt you. to come see the buffalo, the buffalo aren't interested in your dog." if you would like to see these animals at work -- the hickory hills hickory hills park is open seven days a week... coming up in the next half hoor ofof today in iowa... a sexting scandal is under criminal investigation at one high school. plus, the main stage will be a little less cr

i'm macleod hageman -- ron and amanda have the night off. we'll have full hawkeye coverage in just a moment -- but first. a developing story tonight... at least three people dead -- including a police officer -- after a man starts shooting a planned parenthood clinic. nine other people -- including five policeofficers -- are hurt.