the one-hour debate is being broadcast live on the campus of morningside college in sioux city. a programming note-- if you are wanting to watch blindspot -- you can watch it later tonight on kwwl. it will air at one- oh-seven in daly on channel seven-point-one. it will also eventually be available online at n-b-c dot com. make sure to set your dvrs. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now -- he has a first look at tonight's forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: clouds clear tonight as brings in cooler air thursday frost is likely along and north of highway 20 friday morning weekend outlook: mostly temperatures drop to the upper 30s and low 40s by thursday diminishes thursday evening and remains light overnight. frost is likely along and north of again with a light south breeze under a mix of sun and clouds. weekend outlook: mostly brings in cooler air thursday with highs in the 50s. the wind of highway 20 friday morning with lows in the low 30s. friday has highs in

even on a cellphone, here: http: kwwl will broadcast a one- hour debate between senator of morningside college in sioux 1:07 a.m. after last call of stations of quincy media that amanda goodman will be on the panel, campus of morningside college in goodman kwwl news thanks amanda and a reminder.... tune in tonight to kwwl-- we will be broadcasting a special one-hour debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge. at 7-o'clock. the debate will be held in sioux city. our very own-- kwwl anchor a programming note-- if you are wanting to watch blindspot -- you can watch it on seven-point-one. it will air at one- oh-seven in the morning after last call with school in cedar rapids are taking a pledge against gun violence-- multiple washington students have been killed in the last several years--in shootings-- whether they be intentional or not. kwwl's kristin rogers has the story. a pledge-- a gun to school. i will never here-- students--losing played basketball and he went "just recently my 3-year-old older gang members for them is." "they're already heading down the wrong path so they'll

senate debate live from the campus of morningside college in sioux city. it's time for closing each candidate will have get two minutes for their closing statement, they will happen in the same order as the opening statement. the person who had the first word will also have the last word. the first comes from patty judge. you have two minutes. >> thank you very much. this time has just flown by. i have enjoyed being here, enjoyed having the opportunity to answer your questions. i've enjoyed having the opportunity to are -- have a discussion with senator grassley also. i think you've hea that we have been able to articulate. and i think the conclusion is that chuck grassley in 42 years has not really changed washington. washington probably in fact changed him. today we see gridlock and obstruction. we-zgreat unhappiness -- great unhappiness for working families across this country need -- we need to get at that work. we need to be talking about economic opportunity in our country. we went through a rough recession. we are rebounding from that, but not as vi

think he owes you better. " grassley's campaign says he, instead, plans to debate judge at morningside college in sioux city. that's scheduled for october 19th. a life-threatening hurricane will make landfall and a new track shows that hurricane could reach the carolinas later this week. milder weather continues for in the 70s. changes are ahead however, beginning on wednesday. two rounds of rain are expected this week starting wednesday morning and again on thursday. rainfall accumulation s of over an inch are possible in some areas, but at this point it appears the heaviest rainfall should remain and more seasonable air arrives friday with 60s and 40s with us through the weekend. have a great night! tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15 low: 56 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: se 10-20 high: 78 tom. night: chance of rain late. wind: se 10-15 low: 60 wednesday: showers possible early, then friday: becoming partly cloudy. high: 63 low: 52 saturday: mostly sunny. high: 64 low: 43 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 68 low: 42 monday: slight chance of showers. high: 67 low: 48 tuesday: slight chance of s

those includes an invitation from quincy media for a debate on october 19th at seven p-m at morningside college in sioux city. the debate will air right here on kwwl and kwwl dot com. coming up on kwwl... a legend in the broadcasting booth will call his final game of baseball this weekend after a storied career. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in jesu so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig the system to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should. the deals blum makes in washington are bad for iowa. house majority pac will call his last game this weekend. vin scully will retire after calling sunday's dodgers- giants game in san francisco. look at his amazing career. "hi everybody and a very pleasant good evening to you" for 67 years, vin scully has had a front row seat, witnessing baseball history.... .... and dgeodhir story from brookly

charles grassley and patty judge on wednesday, october 19 at eppley auditorium on the campus of morningside college in sioux city at 7:00 pm. kwwl will broadcast a one- hour debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on

the debate will be held on the campus of morningside college in sioux city. our very own-- kwwl anchor amanda goodman will be on the panel -- have any questions for the candiates you can send those to news- at- kwwl- dot- com a programming note-- if you are wanting to watch blindspot -- you can watch it on seven-point-one. it will air at one- oh-seven in the morning after last call with carson daly. coming up.... one musician is inspired by cats to make some music that's the first of its kind. and, a toddler's school picture makes you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in toledo, west union, washburn and all of eastern iowa i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years and fought for our country in world war ii. he finally called senator grassley's office. they got dad his medals. a man was driving home from work... when a snake comes out of the popped its head out from under the hood and tried to come in the window. he also says this video doesn't even show the entire snake. music f

market and, again, i think he owes you better. " grassley's campaign says he, debate judge at morningside college in sioux city. that's scheduled for october 19th. a new survey of business leaders in iowa and 8 other midwestern states suggets a stagnant economy that could slow even more. the economic index for the region fell to 45.5 in september compared to 47.8 the month before. any score below 50 suggests economic decline. that's according a monthly survey from creighton university an economist with the university blames the decline on weaknesses in along with a struggling economy, getting that first job can be difficult for young adults who don't have any experience. that's why the obama administration launched the "first job" recruiting and hiring compact. it's an effort to encourage cities and organizations to take a chance on a young worker who doesn't have experience. last night, the dubuque city council agreed to take part in that program. the city says it has already had several programs in place that helps connect "first job" program connects them with best practices where they live. "

in the des moines market and, again, i think he owes you instead, plans to debate judge at morningside college in sioux city. that's scheduled for october 19th. a new survey of business leaders in iowa and 8 other midwestern states suggests a stagnant economy that could slow even more. the economic index for the region fell to 45.5 in september c any score below 50 suggests economic decline. that's according a monthly survey from creighton university an economist with the university blames the decline on weaknesses in the ag and energy industries. along with a struggling economy, getting that first job can be difficult for young adults who don't have any experience. that's why the obama administration launched the "first job" recruiting and hiring compact. it's an effort to encourage cities and organizations to take a chance on a experience. last night, the dubuque city council agreed to take part in that program. the city says it has already had several programs in place that helps connect young people with employment. they say taking part in the "first job" program connects them with best pr

grassley's campaign says he, instead, plans to debate judge at morningside college in sioux city. that's scheduled congresswom an gabby giffords is talking about trying to end gun violence. it's part of the 2016 "we are the vocal majority" tour. she presented her message this morning in cedar rapids. the event just wrapped up at green square park this morning. yesterday the tour visited the statehouse. giffords and her husband, mark kelly, are leading the effort against gun violence. they are urging americans to vote for gun violence prevention and the candidates who make this a central issue. ""now is the time to come democrats or republican everyone.. we must never stop fighting..fight...fight..fight.. ... " giffords became a national figure in 2011 after a man shot her in the head in a mass shooting in tucson, arizona -- in which six people died. in new jersey, a pile of rubble say people smelled gas in the area shortly before a massive explosion. firefighters arrived on the scene and could actually hear a hissing noise coming from somewhere. crews then worked to evacuate as ma

senate debate, live from the campus of morningside college in sioux city. the next is the topic of the farm bill. >> my grandfather was a norwegian farmer, and farming is so important to the state of iowa. do you think the federal government should provide farmers with a cost-sharing safety net program that manages risk and catastrophic disaster? have had some pretty good times in agriculture for the last two years. crop prices have been good, livestock prices have been good. this issue of the farm safety net has not been one people have given a lot of thought. however, things are not as robust as they were. we will have to address what sort of safety net is appropriate. we know we now have a crop insurance safety net in place. we really haven't had to test that out too much. and i believe whatever we do, we have got to make certain we got a strong safety net under family farmers. people that actually live on our farms in iowa. we need to protect them. we cannot lose another generation of farmers and iowa. we have to keep them there. of the things i believe

but grassley's campaign says he does plan to debate judge at morningside college in here on t-v nine. >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. >> bracing for hurricane matthew, the hurricane 4 storm is slowly going through the central caribbean overnight. forecasters say it could drop more than 3 feet of rain on >>> vice presidential nominees get a turn on the debate stage tonight. they are expected to defend the top half of the tickets when they square off at longwood university in virginia. >>> kim kardashian-west back in new york city with her husband after being robbed in paris. she was tied up, gagged, held at gunpoint and lock in a bathroom and had millions of jewelry stole. week to be with his wife. >> post season starts in toronto. the winner advances to meet the texas rangers, and those are just some of the top stories on this tuesday, october 4th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we begin with hurricane matthew's march to cuba, packing wind of 140 miles per hour as it moves. >> here's the current radar. hour. that's pretty slow. now, the eye i