live in marengo, dave franzman crg tv9 news. a 40 year old duduque man is being held without b bnd, accused of a brutal racially motivated attack. randy metcall appeared ii federal court this morning on a charge of committing a hate crime. a criminal complaint shows he repeatedly stomped on and kicked a black man in the head, and used racial slurs before and during the attack. it happened january 12th at the northside bar in dubuque. if convicted, metcalf faces up to 10 years in prison and a 250 thousand dollar fine. right now the fayette county sheriff's office is searching for this missing sex offender. he's 31 year old mark macinnis of west union. authorities issued a warrant for him today for a second offense for failing to comply with the sex offender registry. the sheriff's office says they discovered he was not living at his registered address during a stolen vehicles investigation. authorities say he stole a vehicle from oelwein on november 8th, then stole another from rural sumner, which was found two days later in west

covering the corridor in marengo, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. we have the latest developments out of paris, but first, five men have been detained in honduras after police say they were using stolen passports to get into the e s. s.thth were travelling from costa rica when police got a tip about the stolen passports. the greek passports had been replaced with photos wf the five syrian men. right now, it does not appear the men have any ties to the attacks on paris last week. in paris - there are conflicting reports on the suspected ringleader of th terrorist attacks. the washington post reports two senior european officials confirmed abdelhamid abaaoud died in a predawn raid. heavy gunfire and explosions rocked a paris suburb when french swat teams hit an apartment building searching for the mastermind. eight people were arrested and two suspects died. some reports say one victim was abaaoud and the other, a woman who blew herself up with a suicide vest. other reports suggest investigators are still trying to identify the victims. authorities al

cg: candace huber/marengo resident) "my boyfriend was coming home into marengo this morning and he saw all the trees down. his over there." ergency management said there to their knowledge... but many people in marengo said the fact that the wind seemed to change direction quickly made them think there was. emergency management also said power briefly went out after the strong winds... but no injuries were reported. in continuing coverage... a man who sparked an amber alert , accused of abduction, pleads guilty to child dagerment. kenneth johns was convicted to two counts of child endagerment and sentenced to time served with awaiting prosecution... the kidnapping of his 10-year-old stepdaughter sparked an amber alert back in march... johns admits to taking the girl from her solon home -- saying she was being abused by her mother... the girl's mother, shelley johns actualllpleaded guilty to child endagerment charges late in april. a felon faces hate crime charges after a bar fight... a 40-year-old hite man - randy metcalf allegedly kicked and stomped on the face of a black man... in wh

residents say they were worried their huber/marengo resident) "my boyfriend was coming hooe into marengo this morning and he saw all the trees down. his thought in his head was he hoped a tree didn't land on his car over there." emergeny management says there was not a a ornado last nnght to their knowledge... but many people in marengo say it certainly felt like one. luckily --no injuries were reported. a former city clerk is facing federal charges -- she's accused of using city funds for personal use and burning down the city dillinger set fire to the sey city hall -- the night before state auditors were expected to begin investigating the missing money. charged 300- thousand dollars to city credit cards over six years . a man accused of abducting his ten- year-old stepdaughter is sentenced to up to 71 years in prison. 49-year-old kenneth johns, of coralville, pleading guilty to two counts of child enangermend. the kidnapping and other charges were dropped in the plea deal. johns admitted to taking the girl from a home in solon in march -- triggering an amber alert. johns sayiyi he too

live in marengo, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. wind also caused damage to some of the trailers in the kirkwood esesates mobile home park on the southwest side of cedar rapids. wind data didn't record any significant wind gusts in the area overnight. but one person says it was the scariest night he's experrnced in his 10 years living in that neighborhood. "about 2:45 this morning what sounded like a tornado almost and just heard it roaring and then i came outside to look. the skirting on my deck was blown off and then my neighbor called me today to tell me about that, because i didn't look up when i hasley says he'' probably spend between 200 and 300 dollars to fix the mobile home for the winter. then he'll permanently fix it in the spring. it's still pretty windy outside this evening, but nothing like what some peopope experienced last night. meteorologist joe winters joins us from the variety radiothon with a look at your first alert forecast. changes are in the air. showers and drizzle come to an end across iooa as an area of lo

were looking for. t re to marengo brown: what we ha in marengo that we didn't have in schaumburg wasace, peace and quiet, and pretty much everything i need is at my fingertips. narr ths amic dem. anpeople want peace and quiet, along with shorter commutes and continued access to the conveniences of modern life. edmonds: everybody is convenience-driven. and we want to have everything at our fingertips. you're seeing this migration and the eating up of these areas by development, that's undeniable. it's not that we've created it; we're taking advantage of the demand. narrator: and as demand increases, john pihl is feeling closed in. pihl: we see pressure every day here on this farm. we have housing, residential housing slated for right up to our fence line right next to the farm. narrator: john knows farmers in the county who have sold for as much as $20,000 an acre. an offer like that could bring in $10 million for this 500-acre farm. since he now earns about $40,000 a year, the pressure to sell is building. but for now, his concerns are holding him back. pihl: i think probably what we

cg: candace huber/marengo resident) "my boyfriend was coming home into marengo this morning and he county emergency management said there was no tornado last night, but the people in marengo said direction ften... or be blowing in 2 directions at once. (sot) "when we looked outside, the clouds were like, moving that direction, but the wind was coming from this direction." though most people in orengo say this doesn't scare them... they do say they don't normally see damage like this . (sot) "not often at all. this was dead stuff that blew down last night, but`those were pretty good sized limbs." iowa county emergency management says one strong 20 second gust of wind caused the majority of the damage in authorities are looking for a registered sex offender after they say he stole two vehicles last week. a warrant was issued for mark macinnis in the amount of $1500 cash. the fayette county sheriff's office says macinnis stole a vehicle from oelwein on november 8 and drove it to an address in sumner where he allegedly stole a second vehicle. authorities went to the address macinnis is regist

well this morning officer man yam was going to work and spotted marengo still in his ricing attire on the number 2 train in midtown manhattan. the officer yam said marengo appeared tired and hungry but his gut told him that he was the missing runner. >> just wanted to use mannerisms to identify myself and let him know that i am a police officer and everything is going to be okay and then his eyes lit up like you know, like kind of like relief like somebody is actually going to help me. >> officer yam brought marengo something to eat and then spoke to him in spanish and showed him the missing persons alert marengo is now being checked out at the hospital. >>> if -- is under fire after allegedly trueing a party with the -- throwing a party with the theme the white girls only. the fraternity president at yale however denies it. it started after a post made on facebook by someone who was not at the sigma alpha epsilon party friday night. they were not white and they were turned away. the fraternity president is at one point police showed up and asked the paternity to clear the packed porc

kcrg-tv9's dave franzman joins us live from marengo. dave... was the wind damage concentrated in just one area? beth, the moss extensive damage was the total loss of this outdoor equipment building. but there was scattered and significant damage mainly on a line running from the soutside of marengo here to a city park about a mile and a half to the north. sot/nat about eight hours after the winds ripped through marengo, the outdoor equipment building was buzzing with activity. sot/nat employees and owners were joined by about 20 to 25 volunteers who pitched in to

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though some pieces of the community were damaged, nobody was hupt.covering the corridor in marengo. mellaney moore cbs 2 news. one marengo business whose roof was blown off says they aren't sure they will be able to rebuild until spring. a rare charge has been filed in federal court in cedar rapids. rapids.40-year-old randy metcalf faces a felony hate crime charge.he's accused of beating up a black man in a bar fight in january.the assistant u-s attorney says metcalf started the fight because the other man was black, and also says metcalf was using racial slurs and has swatstika tattoos on his body. he faces ten years in prison if convicted. convicted.cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry joins us from dubuque, where the crime allegedly appened, with how the story makes people grimace when they hear the details of the nighta&and bringing back bad memories of the past in dubuque. dubuque. at the hair emporium - karen says the focus is more on e hairdos in the mirr...than the bar out the window. cuz we have a great nieghborhood. so a bar fight -- and now a hate crime charge...is a shock it'

that's on the south side of marengo. but there was other damage along a line through the city from the south to the north. the national weather service said a microburst hit the area just after two o'clock yesterday morning with a peak speed of 85 miles per hour. some wondered if it was a rare tornado, based on the amount of damage. as many as 20 to 25 volunteers helped with clean up. the manager says straight line winds have damaged the same building before. " if you look, debris went a different direction than where the debris went from the building. we have 2 by 4's driven in the ground some of our debris ended up 12 blocks away downtown so i have a feeling it's more than just a wind. " the capper auto dealership that owns the outdoor equipment business also saw some significant damage with a trailer rolling over the top of a new car. a 110-foot-tall grain leg also ripped off the side of the brooklyn elevator facility in marengo. the business is closed for now. wind also caused damage to some of the trailers in the ki

winds gusts of 85 miles an hour hit the marengo area early wednesday morning. emergency management says one strong 20 second gust likely caused the damage. the wind blew the roof off the cub cadet store... and knocked down parts of the brooklyn elevator. "my boyfriend was coming home into marengo this morning and he saw all the trees down. his thought in his head was he hoped a tree didn't land on his car over there." no one was hurt... but a lot to clean up. after toppling right through her roof during the night. oregon. a neighbor checked on the woman -- and saw that. turns out she wasn't seriously hurt -- and firefighters were able to get her out. two historic buildings collapse after overnight storms. this video is out of mississippi -- where too much water pooled on top of the roof. people are being told to avoid new details this morning in a story we first brought you last night at ten. a man is in the hospital after being shot in the chest. it happened just before ten near 8th and leavitt streets in waterloo. police tell us the man is expected to survive

that's on the south side of marengo. but there was other damage along a line through the city from the south to the north. the national weather service said a microburst hit the area just after two o'clock yesterday morning with a peak speed of 85 miles per hour. some wondered if it was a rare tornado, based on the amount of damage. as many as 20 to 25 volunteers helped with clean up. the manager says straight line winds have damaged the same building before. " if you look, debris went a different direction than where the debris went from the building. we have 2 by 4's driven in the ground some of our debris ended up 12 blocks away downtown so i have a feeling it's more than just a wind. " the capper auto dealership that owns the outdoor equipment business also saw some significant damage with a trailer rolling over the top of a new car. a 110-foot-tall grain leg also ripped off the side of the brooklyn elevator facility in marengo. the business is closed for now. wind also caused damage to some of the trailers in the ki

this morning, officer yem was on his way to work and 1309ed gianclaudio marengo on the train in midtown manhattan. he appeared tired and huny. he doesn't speak english or yem gestured to show he was a police officer. >> i was able to ask him, you know, in spanish, actually. he nodded his head. that's when i said this is the person we're looking for. >> officer yem gave gianclaudio marengo something to eat and he was taken to the hospital. >>> things are drying out in a community on long island where a massive water main break flooded an entire neighborhood. the suffolk county water authority said a 12-inch main ruptured. there was no major damage to any nearby houses. >> there were some supervisors in the area. they were on the scene in about ten minutes. crews followed shortly after that and got to work on it. >> the break caused about a 10- foot section of the street to buckle. nearly 20 homes were without water for several hours. it's now restored. >>> new information in the federal corruption trial of sheldon silver. lawyers are painting two very different pictures of the once power

officer yam gave marengo something to eat and took him to the hospital. >>> it is 4:54. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. and bill i like this new york city. >> it's absolutely -- forecast. >> it's absolutely mild. we're looking at 58 in the park and that's the normal average afternoon high temperature. we're also looking at temperatures around pretty much the five boroughs and across the superior areas of -- interior areas of northern new jersey also right around al degrees, today a fair amount of sunshine and looking at 70 degrees and even tomorrow we're looking at 70 degrees. some very warm weather for this time of year. it's traffic and weather together every ten minutes. how's it going out there heather? >>> i have a camera show you. in the area of the brooklyn bridge and what's going on with this full closure, you can see that the police are still on the scene. everybody's just waiting in line ready to go northbound on the bqe. here's you're ramp to the -- your ramp@brooklyn bridge but unfortunately at this point, this is still clo

take a look at the picture of 30-year-old gianclaudio marengo. he was last seen on sunday afternoon inside central park. police say marengo is mentally disabled and speaks only italian. nearly 100,000 people have seen this post on the facebook page and you can share it with friend to help -- your friends to help find marengo. >>> mayor bill de blasio just posted the lowest approval rating yet as the mayor of new york. a new "wall street journal" poll shows only 38% of new yorkers feel that he's doing a good job. the survey also showed the mayoress standing has fallen along black and latino voters. they expressed unease with the mayor's handling of crime. the public school system and the city's quality of life. nearly half of all voters say mr. de blasio does not deceive re-election -- deserve re- election. >>> 6:37. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and bill with your accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look outside where we have a beautiful sunrise in progress, look from the camera here, sunny and clear crisp.

the marengo police chief said he had an officer on patrol during the peak hours. he heard a big gust of wind kind of noisy and everything. he said it was probably, maybe 20 seconds or so lasting sounding like large hail hitting the office here. here.one marengo business owner whose roof was blown off says they aren't sure they will be able to rebuild until spring. this morning clean up is underway after powerful winds tore thrhrgh washington state, which is right now under a state of emergency. emergency.for a second straight day -- schools will be closed again today in spokane. spokane.three people were killed by falling trees.winds sometimes topped 100 miles per hour.crews are working to clear at least 175 fallen trees blocking streets while also dealing with more han a foot of sno[ in some parts of the state. and how's this for one of the first snow-falls of the year.a town in kansas is clearing **20 inches of snow!national guard teams were out all day yesterday looking for stranded cars.with temperatures well ove freezing -- the snow started melting causing sl

damage..in marengo - high winds bent flag poles, knocked down trees, and took shingles off of roofs on wednesday.one local business owner whose roof was blown off says they aren't sure they will be able to rebuild until spring. the national weather service says a micro-burst storm passed through the area yesterday. those can have wind speeds of up to 85-miles per hour. in iowa city... city...a downtown church is promising to keep it's fight against the chauncey tower project alive.back in june - trinity episcopal church filed a lawsuit to keephe 15-story project from moving forward. the church sits across the street from the proposed building site.a judge struck down the suit last month and the church is appealing. trinity episcopal says rezoning the property goes against the city's comprehensive plan. a meeting will be held tonight for linn county residents to speak thier minds. minds.residents can give their thoughts on the budget for the 20-17 fiscal year.that budget will be developed over the next three months.durg that time - the linn county supervisors will hold a series of publi

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around 2 a-m, heavy wind ripped the roof right off a building in marengo where they sell lawnmowers. roof were found away! winds in iowa county were steady at 30 to 40 mile per hour range at the time, but gusts could have been jack: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now with central iowa's most accurate forecast. brad? brad: (adlib) brad: (adlib) brad: weather adlib: this latest dreary spell of wet weather is about to end tonight, but then get ready for some strong winds thursday and snow friday! clouds will be decreasing tonight as the winds start to pick up. colder winds from the west will increase to 15-25 tonight pushing our temps down close to freezing by morning. wind chill values will be in the 20s thursday much of the day as winds increase to 20-40+ mph! they will calm down some thursday night as temps drop well into the 20s. friday will start off mostly cloudy and cold, but snow will be developing by midday for central iowa. there could be a mix when it starts, but i expect it to fall as mostly snow friday afternoon for central and northern iowa. it looks like centra

hats off to megan gorsch of marengo who reeled in the big one while fishing with her dad. and susy junge hit it big at macbride. first the striper then one week later the muskie. with all of my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. the grout museum district in waterloo is hoping voters will approve a second try at a special levy tomorrow. tonight on t-v nine news at ten, see how that would help the museum district's struggling operations. and now to meteorologis t joe winters for your final what a spectacular run of early november weather! three days in a row with highs near or above 70 for this time of the year is a rarity. tonight some fog develops in the western part of the state and will have to be watched to see if any makes its way into eastern iowa. the next big change comes thursday as a cold front arrives bringing showers and seasonable temperatures for the end of the week and the upcoming weekend. tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 67-73 winds: s 10-15 thanks for joining us for we hope you'll be we were worried

tim that is what they experienced in the town of marengo iowa overnight. the national weather service sent people to survey the damage. many residents thought it was a tornado. the wind ripped off roofs, scattered wooden beams and in general just made a mess. john capper dealership manager " if you look, debris went a different direction than where the debris went from the building. we have 2 by 4's driven in the ground some of our debris ended up 12 blocks away downtown so i have a feeling it's more than just a wind. " business and homeowners were grateful to have many volunteer to turn out and help clean up today. still ahead... much of the nation is recovering and even bracing for more severe weather. stick around to see what mother in the south... they're bracing for possible tornadoes. while emergency crews in the pacific northwest are busy with water rescues. a deadly storm system there dumped heavy rain and toppled trees. abc's brandi hitt has the latest. a dramatic high water rescue -- by tractor. nats -- "are you ok? (woman nods yes)." this woman

the marengo police chief said he had an officer on patrol during the peak hours. he heard a big gust of wind kind of noisy and everything. he said it was probably, maybe 20 seconds s so lasting sounding like large hail hitting the office here. here.one marengo business owner whose roof was blown off says they aren't sure they will be able to rebuild until spring. this morning clean up is underway aftetepowerful winds tore through washington state, which is right now under a state of emergency. emergency.for a second straight day -- schools will be closed again today in sposane. spokane.three people were killed by falling trees.winds sometimes topped 100 miles per hour.crews are working to clear at least 175 fallen trees blocking streets while also dealing with more than a foot of snow in some parts of the state. and how's this for one of the first snow-falls of the year.a town in kansas is clearing **20 inches of snow!national guard teams were out all day yesterday looking for stranded carsrswith temperatures well above freezing -- the snow quickly melted causing

police are looking for 30-year- old gianclaudio marengo. he was last seen on sunday afternoon at the marathon finish line inside central park. police say marengo is a mentally disabled man who italy who only speaks italian. another look at his photo. we have posted it on the facebook page. if you have any information on police. >>> happening today, there's a ohio. it is called issue 3. and this would legalize both medical and recreational marijuana use. ohio could become the only state to approve pot for personal use without first legalizing it for medical purposes. it would also allow commercial marijuana to be grown on the ten farms. >>> now an abc news exclusive. we're hearing from robin williams' wife for the first time after her husband committed suicide. >> you have regrets? >> not for one second. not for one second. i know we did everything we could. >> the beloved comedian and actor died more than a year ago and this morning his wife will open up about his battle against depression and the final conversation she had with him before

residents woke up this morning to find damage at the brooklyn elevator as well as the marengo outdoor power company. luckily no injuries were reported. the rain is hanging around central iowa. let's check in with jason now to understand changes on the way. jason: it's a glorious change. some people -- a lot of people don't like snow. but i for one emmy snow c was he a smile on my face anytime and mention it. it's not today or tomorrow but it is on the way. seeing rain out there. 47 degrees along with it. per hour. we are seeing gusts upwards of 30-35 miles per hour in spots and they will only streak and throughout the day tomorrow. we will continue to pack these were a bit. we look all across iowa and we are still looking at temperatures largely in the mid-40's range. wind chills have helped us to just to back down to the 30's. we're looking at a cool day out there as temperatures have not really topped out. we have been dropping since around midnight. we will continue to do that throughout the rest of the day. 46 by 6:00 p.m. rain showers for only linger for the early portions of the

that's on the south side of marengo. but there was other damage along a line through the city from the south to the north. the national weather service said a microburst hit the area just after two o'clock yesterday morning with a peak speed of 85 miles per hour. some wondered if it was a rare tornado, based on the amount of damage. as many as 20 to 25 volunteers helped with clean up. the capper auto dealership that owns the outdoor equipment business also saw some significant damage with a trailer rolling over the top of a new car. a 110-foot-tall grain leg also ripped off the side of the brooklyn elevator facility in marengo. the business is closed for now. wind also caused damage to some of the trailers in the kirkwood estates mobile home park on the southwest side of cedar rapids. wind data didn't record any wind gusts in the area. one person says it was the scariest night he has experienced in 10 years living in that neighborhood. his mobile home needs about 300 dollars of work to be ready for winter. and now here's

police are looking for 30-year-old gianclaudio marengo, last seen sunday afternoon at the marathon finish line. mentally disabled. he's from italy to get another look at his photo, we've posted it on our web page, abc7ny. >>> houses in flames in new jersey. tonight some families the fire starting earlier tonight in a vacant home in paterson, spreading to two adjacent homes. the other homes were damaged but not destroyed. vac nlt home where the fire started was gutted. the fire. >>> another fire, this time in brooklyn. a high rise apartment building. the fire started about 3:30 this afternoon. firefighters able to contain the flames to just one apartment. one person suffered minor injuries. no word yet on the cause. >>> police in brooklyn searching tonight for two suspects in a deadly shooting at a bodega where a customer tried to intervene. the hooded men walked in to the store on remsen avenue in east flatbush last tuesday and demanded money. a customer, damian francis, tried to step in. that's when one robber shot and killed him. devastated. >> i started to cry. i just cried for like tw

today the national weather service is in marengo to survey storm damage. this is from iowa outdoor power- that's right next to the capper auto dealership along highway 6. police say a strong gust of wind that lasted about 20 seconds blew tin siding into the city square park about a mile away. meteorologist justin gehrts joins us live from the variety radiothon where donations have been coming since yesterday morning. justin... scattered light showers and drizzle are sticking around this afternoon into the first part of tonight. temperatures will continue to slowly fall through the day as breezy southwest winds gust above 30 mph from time to time. tomorrow is going to be quite blustery with winds gusting as high as 40 mph. we'll have a partly cloudy sky and highs in the middle 40s. while friday will start dry, snow will take over later in the day and continue into friday night. while accumulation is likely, the amounts are still in question. two limiting factors will be the warm soil temperatures and air temperatures near freezing. the coldest air of the se

issues.the same winds bringing in our first winter storm, brought down structures in marengo. marengo.the national weather service says a microburst is to blame for the damage around town.the 85 mile per hour wind gusts damaged or destroyed several buildings and even bent a flagpole.fortunately, no one was hurt. now to tonight's team coverage of the war on terror, beginning in washington. washington. leon harris reporting tonight from the terrorism alert desk...and new information about a violent incident in paris.late this afternoon -- three people claiming to be isis supporters, stabbed a teacher at a jewish school in marseille.his injuries are not life threatening...but this comes hours after a raid at a neighborhood in saint-denis. french police say tonight -- the raid came quote "right on time" because they believe the suspects were about to act. there are conflicting reports about whether the mastermind of the attacks in paris was inside.starting midnight tonight - there is a ban on public demonstrations in and around paris until sunday.a france's parliament ahead of a v

gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert caused a lot of damage in the city of marengo yesterday morning. wind speeds peeked at 85 miles per hour. additional damage was found along a line through the city from the south to the north as well. meteorologist justin gehrts joins us now. winds are the big story today, followed by snow later tomorrow. plan on winds from the west at 25 to 35 mph today with gusts as high as 50 mph. we'll at least have a mostly sunny sky with highs in the middle 40s. skies remain clear for much of tonight, but clouds quickly increase tomorrow morning. snow will develop during the saturday morning, widespread snowfall of 4 to 6" is likely with the potential for higher amounts. winds will also pick up, leading to blowing snow. snow tapers off saturday morning, but cold air will be in place for the weekend.toda y: mostly sunny, windy high: 42-48 winds: w 25-45+ alo: 44 dbq: 42 iow: 46 tonight: mostly clear low: 22-28 winds: w 5-15 alo: 24 dbq: 25 iow: 26 tomorrow: pm snow likely high: 36-42 winds: var 5-15 alo: 37 dbq: 39 iow: 40 tomorrow night: he

"my boyfriend was coming home into marengo this morning and he saw all the trees down. his thought in his head was he clean up. a tree traps a woman in her bed after toppling right through her roof during the night. frightening g ictures out oregon. a neighbor checked on the woman -- and saw that. turns out she wasn't seriously hurt -- and firefighters were able to get her out. two historic buildings collapse after overnight storms. this video is out of mississippi -- where too much water pooled on top of the roof. people are being told to avoid new details this morning in a story we first brought you last night at tenn man is in the hospital after being shot in the chest. it happened just before ten near 8th and leavitt streetin waterloo. police tell us the man is expected to survive. no arrests have been made and polle do not haa a descriptioo waterloo police are also investigating an attempted armed robbery. it happened around 9-30 last night at ray's supermarket on franklin street. police tell kwwl -- at least one shot was fired i iside the storee the suspect was ab

getting into marengo, deep river, this is all coming out of district killer cell that is pushing straight to the north and east. out of the poweshiek area toward oskaloosa, back over to jasper county, we still had a couple of isolated storms will put strong. pierce and marshall county also under a tornado warning that will extend until 5:00 this afternoon just to the east side of marshall county into tama county. so it has been pushed to the east just a little bit, trimmed up a bit. these thunderstorms continue. >> we have reset the tornado warning and marshall county. it is now down to just about a sliver there of extreme northeastern marshall. county now so really beginning to take most of the threat from that storm out of the viewing area with the latest slice here. looks like the area of rotation right along or even now just into the tama county side of the marshall tama county line. so things about to improve there and marshall county. we're looking at southeastern poweshiek county now as the last remaining area and then the viewing area with that rotation. that still looks fairly st

hats off to megan gorsch of marengo who reeled in the big one while fishing with her dad. and susy junge hit it big at macbride. first the striper then one week later the muskie. with all of my fishing friends, this is john campbell next week the iowa utilities board will hear from iowans about a proposed pipeline that would cross the state. opponents of the pipeline says the hearing meant for fairness isn't a true representation of how the state feels. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news early morning a massive fire at the amana colonies golf course as wiped out the course's clubhouse. firefighters arrived to a lot of flames... fire crews are on scene of a structure fire at the amana colonies golf course club house. thats at 451 27th avenue in amana. forrest, what do you see so far? alert forecast, kaj... now that our cold front has moved through the area, plan on temperatures to be around seasonal averages today with highs back in the lower 50s. there will be some sun out there though, which will h

this morning, ab officer on his way to work stopped 30-year-old gianclaudio marengo -- spotted on a number 2 train in midtown manhattan. he was still wearing his racing attire and appears to be in good condition. >>> new at noon, police in connecticut are investigating a wild shooting that left one woman dead and a stray bullet into a nearby home. it all happened on the west side of lyon park in stanford last night. police say the three suspects morris moore, desean hayes and somewhere nell tellman walked up to the victim and opened fire. maxine goodinwas hit several times and died. police say the suspects were looking for someone in the park, it's not clear if gooden was their intended target. another bullet hit a nearby apartment building and fortunately no one was hit. the suspects are expected to face murder and conspiracy to murder charges in court today. >>> also in connecticut, a man has been formally charged with two counts of murder in the death of his own parents. 27-year-old kyle naven has been in custody on a federal weapons somewhere net and jeffrey naven went missing in augus

as winds continue to be a concern today -- marengo is still cleaning up from straight line inds earlier this week. according to the national weather service, winds reached 85-miles-per hour...kocking down buildings and trees in the area. the wind also blowing the roof off the cub cadet convenience store... and knocking down parts of the brooklyn elevator. while governor branstad wants to close the state to refugees -- the mayor os swisher is welcomign em. some worry a terrorist could end up in the u- s...leading many governors to block refugees. but in swisher the mayor issued a proclamation saying "swisher continues to welcome aal visitors and perspective residents, regardless of national origin or refugee status." the city of new hampton is once again looking for a new mayor, after the one they voted for decides he doesn't want the job. duane devine met with the current mayor, robert martin one time after he was elected. it was after that meeting he decided to send in his letter of resignation because he didn't "the city of our size we don't right here at this desk you know." "because

jessica rae: the town of marengo iowa faced a micro- burst earlier this week. the national weather service sent people to survey the damage. many residents thought it was a tornado. the wind ripped off roofs, scattered wooden beams and in general just made a a compmpte mess of debris. john capper dealership manager " if you look, debris went a different direction than where the debris went from the building. we have 2 by 4's driven in the ground some of our debris ended up 12 blocks away downtowno i have a feeling it's more than just a wind. " jessica rae: business and homeowners were grateful to have many volunteers turn out and help clean up after the ststm. " jessica rae: when we come back... i'll tell you about the efforts of a downtown restaurant helping the less fortunate celebrate thanksgiving with a traditional feast. stay with us. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica rae... and meteorologist scott larson.. this is abc9 news thth morning. " "" scott: good today we expect sunshine, but strong winds gusting in f