we're also hearing there's some apprehension about the proposed y-m-c-a location in marion? marion?marion mayor snooks bouska doesn't like the site the ymca picked for a proposed $19 million facility to replace the half-century-old structure the y has long outgrown. the site on the city's north side at tower terrace road and winslow road is in the indian creek flood plain, mr. bouska noted in recent media reports. but the reports drew a quick response from ymca executive director bob carlson. he said the building site will be elevated three feet above the 100-year flood plain, and there are no plans at this time for baseball diamonds and tennis courts in the flood plain that some media reported. mr. bouska wants to see a new y on the existing site on 10th avenue, but mr. carlson said the nenesite on the north end will be in the center of marion's population in 20 years. a big consulting contract awarded by the city of cedar rapids tuesday will launch the city's program to build about 4,000 curb cuts to improve accessibility for residents.the city hired recreation accessibility consu

one co-owner explained what this expansion will mean to marion. "more demand, more customers, more growth. we hope for more jobs in the future. we've already hired a few young employees in the last year and as we further develop those skills, we hope to bring in mre employees." the expansion should be complete by next spring. the iowa secretary of state's office has released the first presidential candidate videos for the caucus 101 program "i got involved in politics when i was about your age, maybe a little bit older." you can see the videos from democrat bernie sanders and republican chris christie on the caucus 101 web site. the iowa secretary of state's office asked each presidential candidate to provide a video, with a message to iowa high school students. the caucus 101 curriculum hopes to involve students and parents in the iowa caucus process. iowa teachers wrote the curriculum. a cedar rapids state senator plans to re- introduce legislation next year for a smoke-free casino. democrat wally horn is the head of a committee that examines ca

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marion high school during their lunch hour. they talked with them about a pledge where students say they won't bring guns to school or use guns to settle personal disputes. students across the nation are signing this pledge as part of an effort to reverse the gun violence trend. marion students will decide if they'll sign it over the next couple of weeks. "14:59:36 i think it's important they know that we really care. we want to stop any gun violence that there is and the best thing to do is come out and talk to them, person to person. " daugherty says he doesn't think marion sees a lot of issues with gun violence, but he says he knows that it could happen at any time. meteorologist joe winters joins me. joe, we can look forward to some dry weather? after two days that included rainfall, some heavy, across portions of eastern iowa, thursday will be a dry day. pleasant fall temperatures, in the middle 60s, are expected with light east-northeast winds. the next chance for rain continues building for the end of the work possibly s

s new council member from ward 8, having won a tight contest to replace the late marion barry. a lawyer by trade, she was the youngest african-american in the country to lead a large housing authority. she has been a passionate advocate for families in ward 8 and she serves on the council of the health and human services and the housing and community development committees. welcome laruby may to "viewpoint." >> thank you. >> after five months on the job how is it going? >> it's great. the greatest privilege that anyone can have is to serve. i'm grateful to serve the residents of ward 8 and have great days and it's an exciting time for me. >> your run to fill marion barry's seat was a tough cont t contest. you won -- you beat white by just 80 votes. what was it like being in such a close and high profile contest? >> you know, it was nervous -- you know, nerve-racking but we set out to finish the line first. and we're grateful for that to happen. mr. white and the other 11 or 12 candidates on the ballot are great leaders. i think having so many on the ballot was indicative of war

the marion police chief and the u-s attorney for iowa's northern district visited marion high school during their lunch hour yesterday. they talked with them about a pledge where students say they won't bring guns to school or use guns to settle personal disputes. marion students will decide if they'll sign it over the next couple of weeks. "14:59:36 i think it's important they know that we really care. we want to stop any gun violence that there is and the best thing to do is come out and talk to them, person to person. " daugherty says he doesn't think marion has a lot of issues with violence, but says he knows that it could happen at any time. cedar falls didn't raise enough money to put in a sculpture at a roundabout near the industrial park. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, the city council had hoped to raise 150 thousand dollars for the sculpture. but a former city council member says they only city council had planned to put the artwork at the intersection of west ridgeway avenue and chancellor drive. former council member barbara brown says the continuing contro

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a big race today all to serve seniors.christ community church in marion held ts "serving our seniors 5-k run" this morning.along with being a healthy event and a lot of fun, it serves another purpose as well. "the whole senior housing thing is gonna continue to be a big isise, again not only y in marion but i think throughout the country, and we need to look at that not only as our church but as a community ." ."thik was the second year for ((matt )) - thanks for watching the cbs-2 news - ten at ten.((joy)) have a great night, we'll see you back here a car gives you freedom. room to grow. and in time, room to grow up. your dream car evolves, takes committed support. . >>> ring of honor wrestling>>> riri of honor where he is is brought to you in part by

11.38.20.02 covering the corridor in marion, joy howe fox 28 news at 9. susuit your minations to anderson automotive - either through their website or handwritten - but they need to be postmarked by this coming tuesday, the 26th. we will announce the winner right here on fox 28 next friday, october 30ththyou can find a link to their website and their address on our website, fox 28 iowa dot com. there's a new republican cruising his way to the top of the polls in iowa. iowa.just ahead on n the fox 28 news at nine, the latest numbers tonight and the social media posts that raised a few our week with some fun tomorrow on fox 28 morning tive comedian jimmy pardo is headning pepeuins comedy club thisiseekend. weekend. he'll be with us in the studio tomorrow as prepares to make the corridor laugh.last laughs - tomorrow on fox 28 morning live. this week will be one of the la here in cedar rapids.the ringling elephant acts by 20-18. 20-18.tonight, fox 28 news reporterersteffi lee showswss where they'll go when retirement arrives. arrives. averaging six thousand p

one restaurant in marion says they have both. employees and customers at a carlos o'kelly's off of armar drive claim a spirit has been haunting the halls for decades. tv-9's forrest saunders is live at the carlos o'kelly's. forrest, people say it's a spirit of a little girl? that's what they say. it goes back, potentially, to the fifties. this spot used to be an amusement park, cemar acres. at that amusement park was a ferris wheel. a little girl, aged 10 to 13, was riding it when she fell off and died. that's the story at least. historians say it's likely, someone at some point, fell from the ferris wheel, but they're uncertain if there was ever a death. regardless, employees say they've experienced everything from falling plates and glasses, to themselves. " we have a lot of fun with it. we talk to people. we're more than willing to share whatever stories we have. we love to have people come in and take a look and have dinner and see if they get any feelings from it when they come in. " employees say they haven't ever felt thre

the bust happened at 210 ridge drive in marion. police discovered the lab while responding to calls of a distrubance in uni 9 of the wedgewood apartments. 31-year-old austin gee has been charged with possession -- and charars are pending for making the drug. kwwl's jessica hartman has been talking with neighbors who say they ae concerned for their safety. that's right . . i spoke with the tenants of apartment 10 - - who don't know if the chemicals home as well. marion city ordinance requires landlords to test the apartment where the meth was found for residual levels of chemicals. if the test is positive - -all apartments ththt share a wall with the contaminated unit must also be tested. right now - - the owners of the building - - kelley property management hasn't given kwwl a clear answer to when thse tests will be donon. tenants are worried about what the test will nd. "sharing a two-by-four and some dry wall . . . it's kind of scary. that stuff. scary. how close to death i was living next to." right now the cit ordinance does n

km: "any other information, you can call marion police department. we are not going to keep talkikig to you. sorry. anything else you want talk to the marion police" hartman "ok are you going to speak wiht your. . ." km: "ok thank you." still no answers. residents' only option. "if we don't feel safe or comfortabb in anyway, shape of form, their not going to hold us to our lease and we can move out right away. sounds great if i had the money to move." i just got off the phone with ramsdale right before the newscast. he tells me kelley managemnt has informed him they will be testing his apartment in the morning. we've got you covered ...jessica hartman kwwl news. the marion police department says they areurrntly workinnon gettinn a deadlinefor the testing added to the city ordinance antoher windy monday today -- causing quite a few field fires in the areaea-- including thths one in faabank. peopl who live nearby this field say a farmer riding some machinery hit a rock, causing it to spark a lot of the field is burned but fortuantely, no one was hurt.

money raised will beneft the marion senioo living community. come enjoy a healthy outdoor activity and help the community's senior citizens. if you have a non-profit event or organization you'd like to see featured... send us an e-mail... mugshot at kcrg-dot-com. " " here's what you need to know as door on your wednesday. one man is dead this morning after an officer involved shooting in cedar rapapds. police pulled over a car with three suspects on ravenwood terrace northwest last night. one suspect ran and exchanged gunfire with police. police shot and fatally wounded him. the officers involved and the two other suspects aren't hurt. today is the day of natatonal concern. students across linn county are talking about ways to end gun violence. cedar rapids police chief wayne jerman is going to washington high school this morning to talk to students. students at several schools in the area are also signing pledges to not bring guns to school. and today is back to the future day. this is the day that marty mcfly traveled to in the movie back to

the marion police chief and the u-s attorney for iowa's northern district visited marion high school during their lunch hour yesterday. they talked with them about a pledge where students say they won't bring guns to school or use guns to settle personal disputes. marion students will decide if they'll sign it over the next couple of weeks. "14:59:36 i think it's important they know that we really care. we want to stop any gun violence that there is and the best thing to do is come out and talk to them, person to person. " daugherty says he doesn't think marion has a lot of issues with violence, but says he knows that it could happen at any time. its going to take a great deal of strength and even maybe the force to sit through 17 and half hours of movies. the wehrenberg theater in cedar rapids announced earlier this week it'd be one of the few theaters in the nation showing all of the star wars films. that includes the newest movie. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins me at the desk this morning. forrest, that's seven movies in a row. is the theater showing them at different times? no

the marion police chief and the u-s attorney for iowa's northern district visited marion high school during their lunch hour yesterday. they talked with them about a pledge where students say they won't bring guns to school or use guns to settle personal disputes. marion students will decide if they'll sign it over the next couple of weeks. "14:59:36 i think it's important they know that we really care. we want to stop any gun violence that there is and the best thing to do is come out and talk to them, person to person. " daugherty says he doesn't think marion has a lot of issues with violence, but says he knows that it could happen at any time. johnson county's biggest road project is finally done. officials cut the ribbon the mehaffey road bridge yesterday. the bridge, which passes over coralville lake, had been under construction for more than two years. the new bridge is much wider and includes a pedestrian walkway and bike trail. one county official says the new bridge should be around for a long time. "it's huge for the people that go back and forth here every day and it is a

the cedar rapids and marion school districts are celebrating the 19th annual america reads: reading is contagious. volunteers are visiting classrooms today and tomorrow. two of those volunteers were our own ashley hinson who read "where the wild things are" and joe winters who read three different books including "cloudy with a chance of meatballs." one student from wilkins elementary school in marion says reading helps him use a creative part of his mind. "i like to read because i like to imagine things and books have a lot of imagination things, like harry potter. " reading this morning. she did her best lorax voice as she read to this kindergarten class at wilkins. now here's a look at some of what you'll see at 5:30 on a-b-c. recapping today's top stories, about sexual harrassment, stalking, and sexual violence. and a cedar rapids business is breaking its own record to help local non profits get new websites. see these stories and more tonight on t-v nine recapping today's top stories, a new quinnipiac university poll shows ben carson is now leading in iowa for the republican presi

concerns.cbs 2 news reporter matt hammill joins us from the marion library with the latest. latest. it's no secret - health - care costs arsky-rocketing. governor bran-stad's plan - to turn over med-i-caid services - - -to private mpanies - could save tax-payers millions of dollars. dollars.but at thihearing - - that's going on right now - senator mathis - wants to find out if there's also a some other democrats are asking people to come foreward. she's concernene - that turning medi-caid over to four private - managed care companies - could mean they will cut costs -- by cutting medical eaeatment for critically ill - children and adults. services." as this hearing continues - at the marion library - we ached out to governor branstad's office.his stafaf points out - that democrats voted for the cost saving plan - but are now are balking at the changes. changes.mathis - says she' concerned - the vernor wants to privatize - medicaid - -y january first - - and that't' moving too fast tounderstand - the consequences.more on how the senator hopes to sp it - or slow it down - tonight at s

in marion... marion...unity point is expanding its family medicine and urgent care campus.they'll use the existinglebeda mattress factory next door to add about six thousand square feet.the new facility is expected to open in 20-17. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - we'll introduce you to this week's kid captain.and he reveals who his surprising best friend is! is!plus - we had a special guest this morning at broadcast park.we'll take you inside the oscar mayer wiener mobile. five-year-old sean peck of tipton is this week's kid captain!sean will join the hawkeye football team at mid-field when they take on maryland saturday afternoon at kinnick.when sean was nine-days-old, his parents learned he had cystic fibrosis. he was taken to the u-i children's hospital days later for an unrelated issue.today sean has regular treatment for cystic fibrosis, but that doesn't keep him from enjoying video games and training to be an american ninja warrior.he also loves being his sister's best friend. justin

and it's been a long year for marion coach tony perkins who is still just one win shy of marion's all time record for victories. xavier just too big and physical and the saints finish the regular season 9-0 with tte win we will have more highlights on the endzone when we comeback. john campbell joins me now and hohos, mainly tt the north and east. throughout the afternoon we'll gradually see clearing and the sun will peek through the clouds helping to warm us up into the low 60s. another great day for college footbbl or any offthose fall festivals you may be going to! although we keep the sunshine around for the weekend, our temperatures won't stay as warm. sunday we'll barely hit 60 and the beginning the work week bringghigh temperatures into the 50s. enjoy your saturday! in the last two years jones regional in the last two years jones regional medica center has been named one of the t@p 40 fastest growing hospitals in the united states by modern healthcare magazine. an $11 million dollar expansion project is underway at the anamosa hospital to help keep up with demand. joining us th

in a game for the ages -- up next for the saints -- a trip to thomas park field to face a winless marion team -- who's better than their record recordthe indians trying to give tony perkins win number 400 saints up 34 nothing at the half -- here's the opening kickoff of the second half --- clayton mohwinkle fields it --- but it's a fumble -- connor vogl is there for the scoop and score ----xavier up 41 to nothing the final. it was parents night at independence -- mustangs looking g stampeed makquoketa they're up 7 noting --- makquotketa driving --- check out this pass --- matt ambrosy -- climbs the latter for the recption -- but the carindals would miss a field goal on the drive -- and that'd be one of their best opptunities to score because that indy d --- on fire -- matt mcmillan busts through for the sack -- mustangs pitch the shutout -- 21 nothing the final. and still to come on cbs 2 it was a winner take all at ed thomas field --- would a-p or south tama come away with the if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to hig

marion s.ton in innovative mississippi to become one of the most popular iconic figures in american history. elected four terms -- four terms as mayor. he became known as what? mayor for life. as the first chairman of student on violent coordinating committee, marion barry would interface with national and international political religious and civil rights leaders such as martin luther king. and presidents of nations. as a public servant, he literally and figuratively changed the landscape of washington, d.c. he is responsible for shepherding d.c. residents from deprived social positions to successful middle-class and many, many black millionaires. he also pioneered and established the minority set-aside programs, and as a result, not only did he create millionaires but he created some self-proclaimed billionaires. marion barry negotiated with to open up the washington wizards basketball team at the verizon center and we all live here and as a result of that we see all the businesses that have

unity point is expanding its urgent care and family mededcine clinics in marion. unity point plans to add six thousand square feet of space from the existing lebeda mattress factory at 2992 seventh avenue. there will be separate entrances and waiting g reas for urgent care and family medicine. unity point says a growth in the number of patients led to the expansion. the work should be complete in the spring 2017. that comes as benton county authorities investigate a homicide. and the clayton county auditor defends his decision to work from home to care for his sick wife. but supervisors have their concerns. that's tonight at 6 rrcapping today'' top stories, benton county authorities say someone killed a woman over the weekend, but they haven't released her identity. they're investigating shellsburg man's possible involvement in her death. 31-year-old david millee is in custody, chaaged with vehicle theft and parole violation. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. after two aasolutely perfect fall days things change tonight. as moisture i

world.that's according to marion based magid associates. they found nearly four-percent of those surveyed planned to cancel their cable or satellite service.that's nearly double the number in 2011.onilne streaming and movies on-demand are two of the biggest reasons for the switch.cable and satellite providers are cutting costs to keep their customers. movie fans have waited nearly 30 years for this date to roll around.today is the day doc brown and marty mcfly travel into the future in the 'back to the future' movie trilogy. wehrenberg theaters in cedar of all three movies.the blockbuster movies did their best to portray the future and today, moviegoers got a chance to see what they got right. "i think everyone's excited about it because it's just one of those one time things this day is only going to come around once." once."michael j. fox, who played marty mcfly, released a statement today.he expressed the need for a cure for parkinson's disease, something he has battled for quite sometime.fox said quote "together, we'll make neurological

at a carlos o'kelly's in marion, that's the story floating around. tv-9's forrest saunders joins us live from the restaurant off of armar drive. forrest, people claim this ghost has been around for decades? it has. the story at least. heck, i'm a skeptic. but despite some here not believing in ghosts or the paranormal. there are some things they say they just can't explain. in this restaurant you can find more than just food.how bout a fright to fit your appetite. "i'm a manager at rockwell collins. this is my rockwell collins team. for halloween we decided to come out and eat lunch here."for years now, people like michelle sigler have been coming to get a boo ritto. that's after countless incidents, recounted by the staff. plates falling. glasses breaking. one kitchen worker says she was pushed down the stairs. "i was second or third from the bottom. just like hands on my lower back, i stumbled down the last couple stairs."it gets creepier. late at night between, two and four, something keeps tripping motion sensors in the building setting off the a

memory.but for some in marion today, it was a dream come true. true.for four hours, the kum was selling its e-15 blend for 1-15 a gallon.it was all part of "fuel up for iowa," a push to get americans to use more ethanol gasoline - which is usually made from iowa corn. right now,w,history is coming alive in cedar rapids... rapids...for more than 25 years, the czechoslovak genealogical society internationaconference has taken place all over the country. is year, cedar rapids is hosting the 4-day event at the mariott on collins road. the event covers everything from traditional clothing seminars, to crafts and music, and even has researchers there to help yy trace your ancestry. the group says the national czech and slovak museum and library was a big plus to coming to cedar rapids. i think part of the reason cedar rapids has been a success, at t lelet we feel it is for this conference, is because of the museum. and it's really a treat to see the museum up and running after what they went through if you missed today,y,here's still one more day to ge

trees forever in marion recommends saving a tree by)using pesticide treatments. workers also say that if the tree is yyung, it may be best to rove it. unity point health hospitals are holding job fairs this week finley hospital in dubuque's fair will be today from three to seven in the hosital's auditorium. st. luke'sn cedar rapids will be tomorrow from three to seven at thee st. luke's nassif heart center. allen hospital in waterloo is thursday also from three to seven. and veterans from across eastern iowa are on their way to washington d-c for an honor flight. they will tour monumentssnd memorials in the city before cocoing back to cedar rapids tonight. you can help welcome them home at the eastern iowa airport around 10:30 tonight. now, one last look at this mornink's weather, kaj... overall, plan on another mild day. while the wind has backed off substantially, hold off on burning due to extremely dry conditions. a few showers may potentially flare up later today, however, amounts would be extremely light and probably under a tenth of an inch. there's a bett

turning now to marion... marion...a popular market in the uptown district is s ready to swing opens its s ors again. again.ramsey's metro market will reopen tomorrow after a significant expansion project. the four year old operation expanded nexdoor to add more seating d bar-space.that means they can continue to serve the public during private functions. right now, the u-s house of representatives is under new management as john boehner is out and paul ryan is in.the wisconsin congressman was sworn in today as speaker of the house after a contentious few weeks for the republicans fox 28 news national correspondent kristine frazao has more more on e changing paul ryan now holds the gavel. but when republicans met behind closed doors to select their nominee his strongest opponent rep. daniel webster drew more than 40 votes -- more than expected, and a sign of the challenge ryan faces in bringing the house together: he certainly talked about that, and how important it was that he was gonna work with everyone, wh

marion s.ted four terms as mayor. he became known as what? mayor for life. as the first chairman of sncc, he worked with civil rights leaders such as martin luther king. and presidents of nations. as a public servant he literally and tigertively changed the landscape of washington, dc and is responsible for shepherding d.c. residents from the five social positions to successful middle class and many, men black millionaires and he established minority programs and as a result, not only did he create millionaires but the created some self-proclaimed billionaires. ... marion barry negotiated with to open up the washington wizards basketball team at the verizon center and we all live here and as a result of that we see all the businesses that have grown up in washington that's transformed this city from a sleepy little town into a bustling, thriving metropolis. >> he boldly served the least, the last and the lost among us. at a time when black-on-black violence was at a high in america. the honorab

community. " this won't be tiefenthaler's first laundry mat in eastern iowahe built, oe is maquoketa, marion and clinton. liveen the dubuque newsroom, katie wiedemann kcrg tv-9 news. dry conditions and strong winds helped fuel several field fires across eastern iowa today. @he fire in washington county was the result of a weekend burn, which hgh winds rekindled this morning. the fire burned a barn and a whole l of field, near 180th street and spruce avenue. no one was hurt. and a field fire in fayette county burned 120 acres. i@ happened on 30th street near the olwein municippl airport this afternoo. the fairbanan fire chief believes sparks or hot metal on a stalk chopper started the fire. no one was hurt. meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, winds are back doww monday provided plenty of wind across the state. those winds back down overnight and tomorrow. as a cold front approaches the wind keeping some very mild conditions in place. the weather moisture to work so any rainfall will remain scattered and on the light de. later in n he week highh fall into the middle to upper 60s which

marion city ordinance requires landlords to test the apartment ere the meth was found for residual levels of chemicals. if the test is positive - -all apartments that share a wall with the contaminated unit must also be tested. however -- th owners of the building - - kelley property management did not say when those tests will be done. some tenants say they're worried about the results. "sharing a two-by-four and some dry wall . . . it's kind of it up online. that stuff is scary. how close to death i was living next to." the e ty ordinance does not give a deadline for landlords to complete the tests - - however complete the tests - - however they are worring on one to get the tests done.. a man is arrested after police find items used for a meth lab at his la porte city home. authorities say 39-year-ol rananall wagner caaled police wanting assistance at his la porte city home in the 300 block of 8th st. responding officers found the non-active lab --long with two different prcription bottles with pills without prescriptions. wagnerrs facing multiple chages including conspiracy to manufac

one restaurant in marion says they have both. employees and customers at a carly's o'kelly's off of armar drive claim a spirit has been haunting the halls for decades. tv-9's forrest saunders is live at the carlo's o'kelly's. forrest, people say it's a spirit of a little girl? that's what they say. it goes back, potentially, to the fifties. this spot used to be an amusement park, cemar acres. at that amusement park was a ferris wheel. a little girl, aged 10 to 13, was riding it when she fell at least. historians say it's likely, someone at some point, fell from the ferris wheel, but they're uncertain if there was ever a death. regardless, employees say they've experienced everything from falling plates and glasses, to mixing machines that turn on by themselves. " we have a lot of fun with it. we talk to people. we're more than willing to share whatever stories we have. we love to have people come in and take a look and have dinner and see if they get ay feelings from it when they come in. " employees say they haven't ever felt th

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy 20 in indianapolis, indiana. of these cases went unsolved. officials believed only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i said i'm not a serial killer hunter, how am i going to do this? >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter tricia. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> tricia was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child, says father, gary, tricia lit up a room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. that type of thing. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this

marion, upper marion qb quinn looking for room, but finds the hat barrel d, release the hounds, bring down, and 30-6 was the final. north penn, first half action, south deep in the own end zone, attempting the screen pass, but stuart took that into the end zone untouched. 14-0 lead. second quarter, fourth down, finding nick, and touchdown. north penn wins 46-20. up in the valley, white hall visiting parkland, parkland crosses, fires down field, and get out of the way. the defenders bang into each other, and they take it to the house. 77 yards. they beat whitehall 28-22. not a lot of tackling going on, sterling down 20-6 until carter takes the jet squeeze and goes to the barn. 0 yards touchdown. winning. >> we see you cheerleaders trying to fire up the small crowd. prep charter having no trouble with the wet conditions. get off me. stays on the feet and wins, running away 34-0. king and ben franklin going at it, harris, headed out of bounds, but nope, he sees a man field, twinkle toe the sidelines, and there's a prostyle reception. pumped up, a good grab there. franklin wins 33-12. cen

. >>> happening now, a new link is opening between philadelphia and lower marion. officials from both philly and lower marion are gathering for a ribbon cutting right now on the man young bridge. the bridge had been closed for three decades but it's reopening to pedestrians and bicycles. it's mart of hundreds of miles of circuit trails and connects the kin wood heritage trial with the schuylkill river trail. >>> terror before takeoff. new information about a plane that caught on fire in florida and sent passengers running for their lives. >>> you can bet it won't be the great pumpkin but nasa is getting set to watch a large object pass close to earth this halloween. >>> and that one better miss. it's a big weekend on tap. somehow the weather going to hold up for tomorrow night's big temple game and the trick-or-treaters? that's just ahead. >>> the senate has approve add two year budget and debt deal that averts a default. senators worked into the wee hours and voted to approve the budget bill. the house passed it on wednesday. president obama negotiated the biparti

marion police and fire departments are offering free child safety seat checks. that's this morning, from 10 to, 1, at fire station number 2 at 39-33 katz drive. organizers say a certified child safety seat technician will be on hand to inspect car seats for safe installation. bring your vehicle, with the child safety safety or booster seat. also ing manuals for your vehicle and safety seats. it's also recommended parents bring the child usg the seat. a u-s soldier is hailed as a hero.... after losing hhs life in thth fight against isis. hours, mainly the north and eaststthroughout the afternoon we'll gradually see clearing and the sun will peek through the clouds helping to warm us up into the low 60s. another great day for college football or any of those fall festivals you may be going to! although we keep the sunshine around for the weekend, our temperatutues won't stayys warm. sunday we'll barely hit 60 and the beginning the work week brings high temperatures into the 50s. enjoy your saturday! thanks britley. stay with landfall in the western hemisphere is w

corridor.she held a stening post meeting in marion to hear ncerns.governor branstad estimated that his pl to turn over dicaid services to private companies would save tax-x-yers millions of dollars. but senator mathis is concerned the money saved would come from cutting medical eatment for some of the people who need it the most. i think those whoe are going to4the hospital for eir care, who are on medicaid, i think ththe who o ve catastrophic illnesses and they need some high testing and the testing wont be approved. i think those who are on elderly waivers, they may lose somservices." services."governor branstad's office says something needed to b bdone and ded the bill had bi-partisan support when it was vot in law earlier this year. with the sign-up season starting in just twoweeks, some long-awaited upgradeso the federal health insurance website could take more time. the issue stems from new doctor-look-up tool on health- care-dot-gov, and also another feature that allows consumers to find out ether a particular health pl covers their prescription drugs.the white house would t say

without marion barry, the million man march could have never happened. of my father, merry berry, i'm here to stand with minister farrakhan. audible minister has called for 10,000 fearless warriors to go into the black community, and reclaim the lives of our lost youth. by the end of this month, over 6000 of our brothers will be reentering our community, released early from prison. let them begin their journey to reenter society by answering the .inisters calls all across this nation, use violence is on the rise. what is really occurring is the rise of the young generation. what is different from this generation -- they are not like the generation of the 60's, who organized the march, or my generation, who expressed our frustration through music. this generation, they expressed their frustration through violence. let us recommit our struggle in showing them a better way of living. instead of banking, let's get banging,nstead of let's get them saving. barry on mar marion the 20th anniversary of the million man march. thank you. [applause] >> y'all can do

marion...unity point is expanding its family medicine and urgent care campus.. campus..they'll use the existing lebeda mattress factory next door to add about six thousand square feet.along with more patient care areas, the completed expansion will include separate entrances for the urgent care and family medicici facilities.providerer there say the expansion is to meet the needs of a growing community. "it will provide a little better access for patients and separate those who might be ililfrom thoseseo are well and also make the scheduling and checking in and checking out process much more efficient." efficient."the expansion is expected to be finished in the a pulitztz prize e nning author returned to the corridor tonight. tonight.jane smiley came to the iowa city public library to read portions of her new book, golden age.it's the final volume in her 'last hundred years' trilogy.smiley was born in california but spent a number of years here in eastern iowa which, she says, influenced much of her work. "i've gotten a lot of ideas from living in iowa and al fr

clears for the weekend.toda y: partly cloudy high: 61-67 winds: e 5-10 alo: 65 dbq: 63 iow: 65 three marion teens are facing burglary and theft charges. law enforcement says they took credit cards and a weapon from some solon vehicles. the johnson county sheriff's department arrested 18 year olds kain cortez, zachary ross and 19 year old jordan lehman this week. a surveillance camera caught the teens as they were trying to use the stolen credit card. we want to remind you that when you see news, call newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. also, send us pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. some parents in iowa city say there are overwhelmed with messages about threats at school. last week, the iowa city school board voted to report all threats to police and parents. that was after west high school didn't report a a gun to school on social media. has reported three incidents since last wednesday. the iowa city community school district sent out an e-mail to families yesterday. it said the district plans to evaluate any alleged threat for pot

well this is the story floating around for a carlos o'kelly's in marion. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders took a trip there, to spooky hype is true. in this restaurant you can find more than just food.how bout a fright to fit your appetite. "i'm a manager at rockwell collins. this is my rockwell collins team. for halloween we decided to come out and eat lunch here."for years now, people like michelle sigler have been coming to get a boo ritto. that's after countless incidents, recounted by the staff. plates falling. glasses breaking. one kitchen worker says she was pushed down the stairs. "i was second or third from the bottom. just like hands on my lower back, i stumbled down the last couple stairs."it gets creepier. late at night between, two and four, something keeps tripping motion sensors in the building setting off the alarm and alerting police and management. "there will be a month that i'll get four maybe five, then it will go a month or so and i don't get anything."noth ing is ever found. except once, when security footage showed this camera in the off

for life marion s.he million man march. >> thank you. >> y'all can do better than that. give them another round of applause! [applause] next great presenter we have coming to the podium is a man like to affectionately call the attorney at war, and is none other than the benjamin cronk. with aeceive our brother warm round of applause. benjamin crump, president of the national bar association, the largest of coloron of lawyers representing the issues, ofcerns and opportunities 66,000 black lawyers, judges and professionals in america and beyond. is theme this year national bar united, preserving legacy, protecting our future. and isn't that what we're really here for, to protect our children, protect our future come?tions to and that's why i'm here on my my children.h i'm reminded when i was here 20 as 25 years old as a third-year law student and i, rest of america, listened to the words, atonement and accountability from minister louis farrakhan. today marks an opportunity for us all to come together to