he says he doesn't know munson, but they are diyappointed in what happened. we;ve got you covered in clayton thomas munson...the former superintendent is scheduled to be in court on wednesday. an 188year-old is charged with arson after police say he poured accelerant on a fire in his garage. royce lenth is charged with second degree arson. seventh in the 400 block of dunkerton road in cedar falls. three other people were in the garage at the time - they were uninjured. coming up on kwwl, as doctors search for the illness that's plaguing their son, one eastern iowa looks to stay positive and show "hes going to go on to do great things with his personality and "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather the attitude he has. he's going anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to otect your family. will he be i iulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he

munson said he had kept them in his garage for decades. meteorologist joe winters joins us now with your first forecast. joe, these winds today are blowing in some cooler air? winds still remain strong totoght as cooler weather moves into the state. we can say goodbye to highs in the 40s and look forward to 20s for highs on friday. this, however, will be the coldest day of the week. 30s come quickly back into the forecast on saturday with 40s ahead for sunday. for those of you attending opening night of "the force awakens" on thursday night the weather looks quiet. as master yoda would s sy, "cloudy mossy, it will be. truly tonight: mostly cloudy low: 24-30 winds: w 15-25tomorrow: mostly cloudy high: 31-37 winds: nw 10-20 back to you. a road construction project in iowa city is causing some dangerous conditions at one junior high school campus. some drivers are cutting through the campus to try to save time. crews in iowa city are raising the railroad tracks and creating an underpass for vehicles along fifit avenue near south east junior h

munson was released without bond last december.his next hearing is set for next month. the iowa city council has approved plans to help reduce flooding on a major city street.the council voted on the dubuque street gateway project last night. night.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live from the site where city officials hope construction will begin next year. $ the iowa city department of public works has been planning the gateway project since 2010. a&two years after the flood of2008. of2008. the iowa city department of public works says they're wrapping up the final design on the gateway project.about a mile of dubuque street will be elevated an average of seven to eight feet. feet. we will be elevating it to the 100 year elevation plus will be a new structure. it will be approximately 100 feet longer than the current one. clow says the bottom structure of the bridge will be at 200 year flood elevation plus one foot.she says thebridge is being designed so it could maintain traffic even for a 500 year flood. flood. if we had 2008 again, the current plan for

munson retired from his position in 1994. a coralville construction project that was supposed to be done in august, finishehe this saturday. crews rererked 5th street, between 1st and 10th avenue, as part of road and flood mitigation projects. but moving utilities below ground kept the street closed. they'll turn on street lights next week, and they'll landscape in the spring. the cedar rapids school district is considering starting classes later every wednesday next school year. the proposed change would mean middle and high school students would start classes at 9:20 on wednesday mornings. elementary students would not start until 10:15, but the school would provide supervision for stududts who are there early. the late starts would accommodate time for teachers' professional learning. and there would onlye two early dismissal days... the first and last days of the school year. people can email their opinions to the school district, and you can find that information with ts story on kcrg dot com. the iowa city school distri

former effigy mound superintedent thomas munson was in charge of the park for about twenty years. the seventytysix year old is charred with embezzelment of goverment property for taking ancient remains of native americans. he was under investigation for a while...then returned a box containing skeletons, jaws, legs and teeth. people in prairie du chien say "defintely unethical, i would say. i don't know why somebody would want to have that. i mean, if they're in power and wrongly abusing that...it's kind of a bad deal, i guess." the remains taken are believed between five hundred and two thousasa years old. munson, the former park superintendent is expected to be arraigned in federal cout on wednesday. police now have the bike of a waterloo teen -- moe sed -- whose body was found earlier this week in the cedar river. moe sed was last seen with his bike on october 22nd... officers were looking fororhis bike since his body had been in the cedar river on sunday. waterloo police say his bike was turned in y someone who found his bike in downtown waterloo. officers say they're unsure h

munson intends to plead guilty. (kevin techau/u.s. attorney for nortrn district of iowa) "the united states has requestt ththt a guilty plea hearing be set in this important matter at the earliest possible date." techau said he couldn't comment on many specifics of the caseein this stage of the proceedings... but did say the artifacts are now secured back in the park's collection. one perrn is dead ollowing a head on collision. the accident took place tuesday on highway 151 north of main amana. according to the iowa state patrol, 43-year-old johnny bagwell junior crossed over into the way of a semi tractor driven by 73-year-old eldon arnold. bagwell junior was pronounced dead on scene. a ffw independence business owners are back to work after a according to independence police -- the driver of a car hit a gas main outside city hall after nine this morning. police evacuated city hall and nearby businesses as a precaution. according to police -- the driver's gas peddle stuck while driving -- when she ht the main. that's when business ow

munson said he had kept them in his garage for decades. a dubuque group working to connect people with their community now has more money thanks to a grant. the surdna foundation has granted 65-thousand dollars to the community foundation of greater dubuque in support of "inclusive dubuque." it's a network of individuals and organizations that make sure people in the community feel respected, valued and engaged. ""we have a lot of resources, what we could do better is connecting the dots with those resources, making sure we are identifying who are the populations that aren't being served, where are their vulnerability and how do we make sure that the resources are provided." van milligen didn't say what inclusive dubuque will group recently completed a community equity profile on things like the city's demographics, housing, transportatio n, and health. the organization will use this data as a baseline to monitor what changes the community needs. crews in iowa city are making some changes to a construction site to better protect kids at a

thomas munson...the former superintendent is scheduled to be in court on wednesday... decision 20-16 coverage this morning... bernie sanders is making a handful of stops in e estern iowa this weekend... sanders currently trails democratic frontrunner hillary clinton in most national and iowa polls as we approach the big caucus day here in iowaon february first... ssders does have a lead in another early decision state though -- as the most recent now here's a look at his he'll make campaign stops in dubuque and waterloo later today... then sunday he'll hit waterloo again, and mount vernon in the afternoon. dr. ben carson also campaigng in iowa -- keeping his steady approach despite someedelcining nuubers in recent polls. the republican candidate telling reporters he will continue to talk about the issues he cares about -- refusing to go into panic mode... he also talked about rking with moderate american muslims to protect national security... dr. ben carson / (r) presidential candidate moderate muslim community and helping them to understand that you know everybody is

munson is expected to be arraigned in federal court in cedar rapids next week. the pilot of a single-engine plane was killed when his aircraft crashed in the median of interstate 29 north of council bluffs thursday. before the crash, the pilot radioed to the airfield saying he was having problems with his plane. the plane went down near mile marker 58 east of the airfield and north of downtown council bluffs. approached the scene and checked on the pilot but he was unresponsive. a fire breaks out on "l" street in cedar rapids early this morning. and this isn't the first time firefighters have been called to that home. kwwl's hillary maglin has been digging on this story all day and has uncovered new informaton tonight.. hillary? after 3 fires in this cedar rapids home since flames rip through this home for the third time in just the past 2 from multiple fires. the garage roof collapsed.. cars yard. police... neighors... and even the homeowners believe all 3 devsatating fires were set on purpose. the house itself is no stranger to police and fire fighters either

munson said he kept them in his garage for decades. a dubuque group working to connect people with their community now has more money thanks to a grant. the surdna foundation has granted 65-thousand dollars to the community foundation of greater dubuque in support of "inclusive dubuque." it's a network of individuals that make sure people in the community feel respected, valued and engaged. ""we have a lot of resources, what we could do better is connecting the dots with those resources, making sure we are identifying who are the populations that aren't being served, where are their vulnerability and how do we make sure that the resources are provided." van milligen didn't say what inclusive dubuque will use this grant money for. the group recently completed a community equity profile on things like the city's demographics, housing, transportatio n, and health. the organization will use this data as a baseline to monitor what changes the community needs. crews in iowa city are making some changes to a construction site to better protec

munson served in the position at effigy mounds for 23 years. he claimed "affluenza" meaning his wealthy parents didn't raise him to be responsible. the texas teenager killed four people in a 2013 drunken- driving wreck. he was 16. his probation officer hasn't been able to reach him -- so an attorney told police to track the teen down and arrest him. the teen was sentenced to 10 years' probation two years ago. prosecutors wanted a maximum sentence of 20 years in state custody. president obama is set to visit the national counterterrorism center in virginia today. he'll be briefed by intelligence and secucuity agencies on threat assessments. this visit comes after the deadly shootings in paris and san bernardino and increased concern aboutterrorist attacks and the threat of isis. the man arrested for setting fire to a california mosque pleads not guilty to all charges. he faces arson, burglary and committing a hate crime. if convicted, he could face up to 11 years and four months in prison. the mosque suffered considerable damage to it's entrance

munson retired in 1994. he's expected to be arraigned in federal court next week. we want to remind you that when you see news, call newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also send us pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. meteorologist justin gehrts joins us now with your first breezy with winds of 15 to 30 mph. it's also going to be warm, pushing close to records in the middle to upper 50s! a sprinkle is possible north of highway 20 around midday, but we'll just have some part. saies clear tonight wh lows returning to the 30s. clouds will pick up again tomorrow, bringing the highs in the 50s. drizzle and a few showers are likely on saturday, with a few storms late. rain and a few storms continue saturday night into sunday. by the time it wraps up early monddy, an inch or r wo of in will have fallen. somewhaa cooler air comes in next week, with the rain early monday.today: partly sunny, mild high: 54-60 winds: w 15-30 alo: 54 dbq: 55 iow: 58 a new report from the american university professors oututnes specific complaints with the iowa boar

munson was released without bond last december.his next hearing is set for next month. a local volunteer group that many thought would be ending its program is actually expanding its reach.options of linn county is launching a new part of a program for adults with developmental disabilities. disabilities.this comes after federal regulations cut one of its long-standing programs. programs.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller joins us from the newsroom with more. rumor had it that the program was over...but thanks to a few dedicated people, the adults in the program can continue to feel a sense of belonging in this community. community. when life hands you lemons.. you can peel them... them...or stay in a funk. funk."we were first disappointed, wondering what would be ahead for people who lost their jobs, but instead of being disappointed, i think these folks as well as i see the success and the opportunities."at options of linn county, they're making lemonade...even after federal regulations related to the olmstead act cut one of their most notable programs -- the workshop. w

but before he left, the jolly old elf took some last minute requests from kids at dubuque's soraya munson "ho ho ho, merry christmas. how are you? good. are you having a good day? yes. what would you like for christmas? american girl doll stuff. that'll be nice. havavyou been a good girl? yes. great! can you keep up the good work for me? yes. i'm sure you'll find something very special under the tree christmas morning. ok. merry christmas! merry christmas to you. ho ho ho, merry christmas" santa asked us to remind you that he won't deliver presents unless you're sleeping. so, kids, you might want to get to bed a little early tonight. the "house party" after school program in cedar rapids has received a big donation to help pay for the group's new basketballt court. the moose riders from te cedar rapids moose lodge donated a check for more than five thousand gave a presentation to the service club about the program and what it does for kids in the area. the moose riders hgld an annual auction, and this year donated all of house party's program director says the court has been like a christ

thomas munson, the former superintenden t of the effigy mounds national monument north of macgregor, is expected to plead guilty to embezzlement next week. the plea agreement recommends that he pay 108-thousand dollars to cover the cost of the government's investigation. in the plea deal, he admits he took two boxes of prehistoric human remains in 1990 from the national monument. heath officials in iowa say flu levels are relatively low throughout the so far this flu season, roughly 20 people have been hospitalized in iowa. two people have died. kcrg-tv9's brady smith joins us live in the cedar rapids newsroom. brady, what's behind those lower flu numbers? officials at the state hygienic lab in coralville say this flu season could be milder for a number of reasons, one being the milder winter. wade aldous says it's difficult to say if it's a result of this season's vaccine being effective. that's a figure state health agencies really won't know until the end of the flu season. but he reminded us even a little protection from the virus is better than none at all, and it's still not to

we have steadier rain that is coming out of the lower connecticut river valley, anywhere from munson stretching back toward bell cher town, these are sliding east, we'll course of the morning much a little piece of energy in the upper levels of our atmosphere swinging through this morning, showers will be done by midday. the sun should break out and temperatures come into the 50s this afternoon. so let's time things out. a few spotty shower that will linger into 10-11:00 a.m., by noontime still a lot of clouds around but we get breaks of sunshine, that will start temperatures into the 50s. it will be quiet weather for your evening commute. i do expect clouds to fill back in tonight, i'm tracking more rain tomorrow. skirting by the cape and islands. tomorrow morning morning shower from cape cod. mid to late morning, just like today the sun breaks out and we come into the as, some spots tomorrow afternoon. there is actually going to be a so to the north of it cooler air, the south mild air. we are on the south side of this front for most of the weekend, the only kind of uncertainty is

barrett munson "its awesome actually. started snowing last night....once every four or five years you cant complain" run 13 we asked that man if the weather changed any of his plans and he said no, it fit right in. all he wanted to do this christmas was curl up on the couch with his family and watch movies. not bad, huh. live in henderson..david schuman..channel 13 action news. mother nature served up the perfect gift for some in southern nevada---a white christmas! get this.. our photographer spotted flurries this evening in summerlin! take a look at some news room today. the snow started falling late last night into this morning with areas from henderson to the northwest seeing accumulations. some dreaming of a white christmas, got their wishes today. parts of southern nevada welcomed santa with snow showers this morning! action news reporter marissa kynaston has the latest. take pkg nat wow a white christmas must have been high on many peoples wish list this year-- nat it's snowing because its the first time it has off

lee munson, portfolio manager and chief investment officer.r "countdown to the closing bell." just two more sessions. david: may make it. who knows. we're up almost 200 points. melissa: massive flooding in missouri prompting evacuations in areas. we're tracking major symptom as it maersks it ways east. david: it will be bad one. making it harder to get through airport security in the new year. what you need to know before you board a plane. hint, your driver's license may not be enough. melissa: update on infidelity site, ashley madison, hopefully you don't, after leaks of customer names and personal information it has seen a surge in subscriptions. go figure. we have details. david: go figure. stocks rallying into the close. [closing bell rings] as the bells sound on wall street. it turned up the way it turned today. look at oil. oil was up almost 3%. this time the market went right with it. hasn't always followed. certainly did today. dow jones off of that 200 points high. melissa: here to weigh in, harry dent, jonathan hoenig, from capitali

manufacturies have been around in living memory, but also to remind people of our past," said tom munson, archival clerk for the sioux city public museum. the presentation was part of the museum's "high time at noon" series. it is a monthly program where people can bring their lunch and listen to photo history lessons. when we come back....one organization is over half way to their goal, and they need your help. the details... next. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. annual red kettle drive. allison liska joins us with details. << the salvation army red kettle campaign still short of goal christmas eve is last day for bell ringers (sioux city, ia, dec 17, 2015) as christmas eve dawns, the

manufacturies have been around in living memory, but also to remind people of our past," said tom munson, archival clerk for the sioux city public museum. the "history at high noon" series is a monthly program where people can bring their lunch and listen to photo history lessons. still ahead, siouxlanders by the hundreds catch the early showings of "the force awakens." hear what they have to say about the latest installment of the star wars saga... and 32 years after he last wore the brown vest, harrison ford is back as han solo. hear from the hollywood legend about reprising the role that got his career started. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock.

thomas munson, the former superintenden t of the effigy mounds national monument north of macgregor, is expected to plead guilty to embezzlement next week. the plea agreement recommends that he pay 108-thousand dollars to cover the cost of the government's investigation. in the plea deal, he admits he took two boxes of prehistoric human remains in 1990 from the national you can almost feel the excitement in the air when you're surrounded by hawkeye fans. they're ready to see a win during the rose bowl in pasadena, california. " 4:53:40 i don't really care about any other sports team. i'm not huge into any other sports. but iowa football is just like religion. " some are watching with family or friends while others are still making last-minute trips to california. as part of the preparations many are searching for the perfect shirt to wear. stores in iowa city say they've been packed with people looking for rose bowl merchandise. a pair of sisters visiting iowa city say it's pretty quiet near the university. " 4:46:40 iowa fans travel well, so they are all out in pasadena. and we woul

thomas munson, the former superintenden t of the effigy mounds national monument north of macgregor, is expected to plead guilty to embezzlement next week. the plea agreement recommends that he pay 108-thousand dollars to cover the cost of the government's investigation. in the plea deal, he admits he took two boxes of prehistoric human remains in 1990 from the national monument. if you buy a house, car, or any other big ticket item, you usually do a lot of research to make sure you're making the right choice. but when you have surgery, a have that much information. now, one doctor is making a change. after some overnight snow shower activity, the sky will rapidly clear. given temperatures in the upper teens to lower 20s and a good portion of the day turning sunny, most of the overnight snow should melt itself away. plan on a chilly evening if you are heading out to ring in the new year with midnight temperatures around 10 degrees. wind chills will likely be near zero during the evening as well. plan on a nice new years day, with a decent weekend also still on track. have a great day

barnsville to orleans to brewster, you'll need the wipers, couple showers now seeking from woburn in to munson, these are shifting east, southwest across worcester county in the next hour or so. satellite radar shows the clouds are in place and the view there, steadier areas of rain back to our south and west and all this through during the course of the day today, between now the rain fills in north, 9:00 a.m. boston metro west west of town, southern new hampshire pockets of light to moderate rain, another round another batch fills in midday to the early afternoon a little lull in the action that will start to come in by the early evening so if you're actually driving during the early part of the commute this evening, you will still have wet roadway and partial clearing that comes in this evening and tonight, tomorrow morning it's going to be a dry start but the next batch of rain moves in tomorrow afternoon, the evening commute will be impacted with areas of downpours eventually tapering off after midnight, christmas eve day will feature some leftover showers but not a washout, and again, th

manufacturies have been around in living memory, but also to remind people of our past," said tom munson, archival clerk for the sioux city public museum. the presentation was part of the museum's "high time at noon" series. it is a monthly program where people can bring their lunch and listen to photo history lessons. a new type of wheelchair is helping paralyzed veterans. that's coming up in healthbeat four. << wx timer @ 2:30 with temperatures climbing closer to erage levels once agagn. highs will approach the upper 20's today to near 30 in most spots. the dome of high pressure giving us our pleasant conidtions will continue into tomorrow. with even warmer temperatures expected saturday afternoon. highs will climb closer to that 40 degree mark due to average streak of temperatures will linger through the weekend and into the start of our work week with a slight chance of a wintry mix returning for wednesday. >> during the holiday season we all want everybody to have a special christmas. one oklahoma company is giving back to veterans in a big way... giving them the gift of mobility. l

manufacturies have been around in living memory, but also to remind people of our past," said tom munson, archival clerk for the sioux city public museum. the presentation was part of the museum's "high time at noon" series. it is a monthly program where people can bring their lunch and here's meterologist ben dorenbach with weather. << << << today will be cold and breezy with highs near 30, but with the wind it will feel more like the teens and 20s. i'm also fairly confident that we'll see at least a few peeks of sun today, but not to worry, we'll have plenty of opportunity to see some tomorrow and over the weekend. now, it will still be cold tomorrow with similar temperatures to today's, but temperatures closer to 40 will arrive this weekend ananstick around next wewe with ovovall dry weather. see graphics. >> praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain strtrgthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effecti