nats nayra lujano, our kcrg-tv9 estudiante del mes. nayra's current interest is in aerospace engineering - possibly as a major at iowa state. she says she wants to hold onto decides to do. if you know a student you'd like to nominate, head to kcrg dot com slash student of the month. we'll announce three finalists for november the first tuesday of the month. river rushing area officials are demanding a response from federal authorities, as they work to update the coralville lake plan. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good slight chance at a few rain showers developing later today. the overall timing of this low pressure system hasn't changed at all and should drop most of its rain during the night and into wednesday morning. a half inch to one inch of rainfall is possible with this system by the time it departs on wednesday afternoon. clouds should linger well into thursday with a return to much above normal temperatures by friday. in fact, many areas have a good shot at afternoon, with warmer than normal tem

nats nayra lujano, our kcrg-tv9 estudiante del mes. nayra's current interest is in aerospace engineering - possibly as a major at iowa state. she says she wants to hold onto her love of music and theatre no matter what she decides to do. if you know a student you'd like the month. we'll announce three finalists for november the first tuesday of the month. now for our morning mugshot. this saturday is the lord's acre sale at shueyville united methodist church. members of the church invite anyone out to celebrate fall and give thanks for what they have. there will also be many activities including a kids zone, silent and live auctions, and meals served. all of this is starts at 8 in the morning on october 29th at the church on steeple lane in swisher. it's one mile east of i-380 from th s check of your forecast next. stay with today, both hillary clinton and donald trump with 29 electoral college votes. the latest abc/washingto n post poll shows clinton ahead, and trump denies the reliability of recent polls. tomorrow night, kcrg- tv9 and

in spanish, nayra lujano helps her bandmates speak the universal language of music. music playing when three spanish speaking students wanted to join the band at washington high school... music playing ...nayra's mom, who's also a made it happen. "she talked to our band director and he said yeah, sure - sign them up for second block and i decided to take that second block as well so i could be there and help them learn their instruments and translate." music playing and if you think that's impressive - this 17-year old also has a good grasp on chinese and japanese. she can speak a little french and picked up sign with a classmate who is deaf. "lots of people didn't put in the effort to communicate with him. so i taught myself a little bit of sign language to learn that." her determination is with her in the auditorium as a theatre stage manager, in meetings as a student voice for leadership washington, as she helps others embrace all cultures in a multicultural club and while building robots as part of the first tech challenge. on the first day of lifesavers to help

nayra lujano is a senior at washington high school. nayra is a top student in the classroom with a near 4.0 gpa while takingc she is multi-lingual, speaking fluent english and spanish and she learned chinese last year. outside the classroom, nayra lifeguards, plays the oboe and piano for the school band, is a mentor for lego league. she's also thoughtful of others, passing out lifesavers to students and staff on the first day of school with a note "the first day can be tough, but this should help you survive". ally edwards is a junior at linn mar high school. ally maintains a 3.96 gpa while team and a member of the national honor society. outside of school, she is a master instructor for the bruce taekwondo academy. she also volunteers with the edge youth ministry and also holds down a part-time job. connor woof is a senior at cedar rapids jefferson high school. connor is a major voice at jefferson high school and part of the school's student leadership team. he is also a drum major and recently served as master of ceremonies for the ce

nats nayra lujano, our kcrg-tv9 estudiante del mes. nayra's current interest is in engineering - possibly as a major at iowa state. she says she wants to hold onto her love of music and theatre no matter what she decides to do. if you know a student you'd like to nominate, head to kcrg dot com slash student of the month. we'll announce three finalists for november the first tuesday of the month. stocks finished in the green on the first day of trading after one company announced a buyout. but investors are nervous about the possible repercussions if at&t spends slight chance at a few rain showers developing changed at all and should drop most of its rain during the night and into wednesday morning. a half inch to one inch of rainfall is possible with this system by the time it departs on wednesday afternoon. clouds should linger well into thursday with a return to much above normal temperatures by friday. in fact, many areas have a good shot at 70+ degrees temperatures going well into next week as well. today: isolated showers developin

nayra lujano , a senior from washington high school in washington is our winner. she's a multi- lingual student who maintains a near-perfect g-p-a with challenging classes. nayra mentors other students in industrial tech and lego league, and also plays oboe and piano in the school band. we'll introduce you to nayra at the end of the month. nominate someone for our student of the month, head to kcrg.com / student of the month. a devastating cubs playoff loss... happening around "last call", too... not an ideal combination. the cubs nearly swept san francisco last night -- but instead, chicago will play later today... after a 13-inning epic from out west. highlights are today's opening farm markets. good morning! day. highs should generally range from 73-77 across the area with south winds anywhere from 10-20mph. tonight, a cold front moves in from the northwest and should increase the clouds near waterloo with a 10-11 am frontal passage around iowa city. this makes tomorrow morning the warmest part of the day, with falling temperatures into the afternoon. rain is al

nayra lujano , a senior from washington high school in washington is our winner. she's a multi- lingual student who maintains a near-perfect g-p-a with challenging classes. nayra mentors other students in industrial tech and school band. we'll introduce you to nayra at the end of the month. and if you would like to nominate someone for our student of the month, head to kcrg.com / student of the month. now time for our morning mugshot. starting tomorrow is the st. jude fall garage sale. you can all sorts of items during this three day sale at the thaddeus hall at st. jude in cedar rapids. there will also be a bake sale with coffee and homemade cinnamon rolls. you can also buy lunch. tomorrow and thursday, the hours are 8 a-m until 6 p-m. then on friday, the garage sale is open from 8 a-m until noon. forecast next. newton. he will talk at the des moines area community college campus at 1pm.later this week former campi governor branstad and lieutenant governor reynolds are campaigning around iowa for state legislative candidates. they plan to stop at a retirement home

nayra lujano is a senior at washington high school. nayra is a top student in the classroom with a near 4.0 gpa while taking college-level math, engineering and e-m-t courses. she is multi-lingual, speaking fluent english and spanish and she learned chinese last year. outside the classroom, nayra lifeguards, plays the oboe and piano for the school band, is a mentor for lego league. she's also thoughtful of others, passing out lifesavers to students and with a note "the first day can be tough, but this should help you survive". ally edwards is a junior at linn mar high school. ally maintains a 3.96 gpa while taking a-p classes. she's also on the cheerleading team and a member of the national honor society. outside of school, she is a master instructor for the bruce taekwondo academy. she also volunteers with the edge youth ministry and also holds down a part-time job. connor woof is a senior at cedar rapids jefferson jefferson high school and part of the school's student leadership team. he is also a drum major and recently served as mas

we now have our october kcrg-tv9 student of we now have our october kcrg-tv9 nayra lujano is a senior at washington high school. nayra is a top student in the classroom with a near 4.0 gpa while taking college-level math, engineering and e-m-t courses. she is multi-lingual, speaking fluent english and spanish and she learned chinese last year. outside the classroom, nayra lifeguards, plays the oboe and piano for the school band, is a mentor for lego league. she's also thoughtful of others, passing out lifesavers to students and staff on the first day of school with a note "the first should help you survive". ally edwards is a junior at linn mar high school. ally maintains a 3.96 gpa while taking a-p classes. she's also on the cheerleading team and a member of the national honor society. outside of school, she is a master instructor for the bruce taekwondo academy. she also volunteers with the edge youth ministry and also holds down a part-time job. connor woof is a senior at cedar rapids jefferson high school. connor is a major voice at jefferson high school and part also a drum major

nayra lujano , a senior from washington high school in washington is our winner. she's a multi- lingual student who maintains a near-perfect g-p-a with challenging classes. nayra mentors other students in industrial tech and lego league, and also plays oboe and piano in the school band. we'll introduce you to nayra at the end of the month. and if you would like to nominate someone for student of the month. samsung is telling anyone with the galaxy note 7 to turn their phone off. recent reports of fires from the phones has the company taking the biggest generally range from 73-77 across the area with south winds anywhere from 10-20mph. tonight, a cold front moves in from the northwest and should increase the clouds during the night. the cold front itself should pass through around 7am near waterloo with a 10-11 am makes tomorrow morning the warmest part of the day, with falling temperatures into the afternoon. rain is also possible along this front, with light amounts under a quarter inch. thursday remains sunny and cooler with a return to above normal temperatures

tv9 viewers have selected our student of the month nayra lujano , a senior from washington high school in washington is our winner. she's a multi- lingual student who maintains a near-perfect g-p-a with challenging classes. nayra mentors other students in industrial tech and lego league, and also plays oboe and piano in the school band. we'll introduce you to nayra at the end of the month. and if you would like to nominate someone for our student of the month, head exercise, reading, listening to music... people will do a lot of things to try to relax and de-stress after the day. so what about cuddling? we look at the health benefits it's bringing to some of the tiniest patients. and coming up in our next half hour... we'll see how it's now easier for people in dubuque to learn about police calls to their neighborhoods. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our first alert the 70s, along with a bit of a breeze from the south. changes are coming, though. temperatures wednesday morning will be the warmest the day on the heels of a northwest wind. some light showers are also likely until ea