has been offering 21-year-old runaway, nikki, case management. it is a process that includes a life works counselor taking nikki shopping for things to help her with her job search. the shopping trip couldn't come at a better time. while drinking the night before, nikki lost her shoes. >> i know i need clothes. something like very presentable like a blouse or just like a shirt or some jeans or something. >> reporter: a week before the shopping trip, nikki went down to corpus christi for a family reunion where she spent time with her sister, five nieces and nephews and her mother. >> my mom wants me to move back with her. but i don't think that i'm ready to move back with her. >> why is that? if i do live with her, i have to do things she wants me to do. and those things consist of getting a job and going to school. and that's just too much stuff all at once for me. i think i with freak out and leave like i usually do. >> reporter: in addition to the clothes, life works buys nikki a bike so she can get to a job far from the drag. nikki's case mana

after the area has been hit with record rainfall. nikki: next.... a nearly 2000 pound pumpkin has a whole town excited. we'll tell you the growers secret... "your watching local 5

nikki: a fire has caused extensive damage to a resturant in newton... it happened at the panda garden located at 106 1st street north--across from the jasper county courthouse. there were customers eating in the resturant at the time... but everyone got out safely. the newton fire department says the fire started on the grill in the kitchen... then got into the duct work above the grill and into the vent system. it caused damage to the roof... and extensive damage to the kitchen...as well as some water damage in the west part of the resturant. there are other businesses in the same building... fire crews say they also sustained some smoke damage from the fire. the fire department believes panda garden will be closed for some time due to the fire. nikki: a git n go gas station was robbed by a man in a hoodie early this morning... according to the des moines register it happened at the store on east 39th street... police say the suspect is male about 5'5'' tall... and was wearing dark blue and light blue hoodies.... he came into the store just before 9 a.

nikki: it has been more than a year since the city of des moines chose to evict a homeless population living in outdoor camps... but even this weekend... more eviction signs are being posted reminding homeless, they aren't allowed to camp outside... right now-- there's a local effort to help people get back on their feet as the city continues to evict. local 5's jacob peklo is live at an event with more. jacob/tvu ((adlib) nikki: a git n go gas station was robbed by a man in a hoodie early this morning... according to the des moines register it happened at the store on east 39th street... police say the suspect is male about 5'5'' tall... and was wearing dark blue and light blue hoodies.... he came into the store just before 9 a.m....and acted like he had a weapon, but witnesses never saw one. he ran from the store on foot, with an undisclosed amount of money and items. nikki: in windsor heights, police were called to a home after shots were fired... they're now investigating whether the homeowner should be charged for illegally shooting his weapon... it happened this morning at a hom

nikki: a jasper county inmate has taken his own life while in jail... it happened yesterday evening...inmates in the man's pod noticed 23 year old michael criqui of newton attempting suicide and yelled for help... staff responded as well as newton ems... the man was taken to the hospital where he later died. the initial investigation shows he used a bed sheet tied around his neck and his bunk to strangle himself. the incident is still under investigation... no further information is being released at this time. nikki downtown des moines is about to make a big change for pedestrians. this weekend...multipl e blocks on 12th street have been converted into two way traffic. the work started yesterday. and finishing touches were applied to the stretch from mulberry all the way down to grand today. city officials say one of the biggest benefits of the conversion is increasing traffic to local businesses. they say after people punch out for the day, they'd still like them to stay in the downtown area. business owners say it should help attract new clients. (le

nikki burr line has more now. >> arlington police are calling this crime an attempted abduction. a man approached a woman from behind, grabbed her and then tried to pull her into the bushes. >> it happened at about 10:30 on tuesday night in the 1200 block of north quincytr seet. the victim said her attacker was a hispanic man 20 to 30, 5 feet 7 and weighing around 150 pounds. there was a brief struggle and the man ran off. neighbors chased the man before he got away. >> it's unsettling news for this neighborhood that's right in front of washington lee high school and several bus stops. >> i think it's safe although the attacks make me a little nervous. i get off at the bus stop right here. >> which is exactly what the victim was doing when she was attacked getting off the bus to walk home. >> it's actually quite frightening that this is happening, that people think it's okay to do that. >> especially since this crime is an all too familiar one in arlington over the past few months. since july there's been six attempted abductions where the victim was forced to the ground. five vi

nikki two teens are recovering after they were shot outside of a mcdonald's. a day later... their shooter has been released from jail. we have the latest on the investigation. nikki and in this week's iowans to know... the actions of a local business and a police officer make a big difference for one young crime victim . " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. glad you're with us tonight. a big change is coming to downtown des moines for pedestrians. moines for pedestrians. nikki this weekend...multipl e blocks on 12th street have been converted into two way traffic. the work started yesterday and finishing touches wrapped up today.... city officials say one of the biggest benefits of the conversion is increasing traffic in the area for local businesses. nikki: local five's jacob peklo joins us now with more on the changes. jacob/bam that's right, nikki. this is all part of the city's plan to become more pedestrian friendly and more inviting for everyone, in general. they say after people punch out for the day, they

. >>> if you ladies are looking for halloween ideas nikki tutor ral has the thing for you. a little creepy, little glam, she calls it queen of the dead. first start off with the palest foundation you can find. and blend it all up. next, we're going to contour and sculpt with a darker color. suck those cheeks in. >> this is called cherry cola. >> this is going inside your crease and focusing most of it on the inside portion here. >> she's showing us how to get those glamorous eyes and you're going to smoke outs the bottom part of your eye. >> basically she's like a human photo shop machine. >> going to bleach my brows using just a water activated aqua color. >> she wants to white out her entire face. and now for the teeth. >> first black to add definition. >> that's going to create the darkness within the teeth and do it around the top of her lips and in the the creases and then draws the teeth on with white paint. grab contacts one is an all white and add on a wig for glam it, queen of the dead. . >>> just in time for halloween, a favorite prankster is at it again. >> that'

kwwl's nikki newbrough has his story. tim hurley born and raised in waterloo. for 37 and a half years "hurley spent three terms as in the city pushed him to this decision. "i recognize the negatives, there's no doubt about that. but i will not be defined by them and i don't want our city to be defined by them." he says an opportunity for improvement in this city...stopping the violence. working with teachers, faith leaders, business leaders, who want to help. but that's not all. "it's a small group of people. i think the way we attack that is what they need and then let them do what they know how to do. " his time in office gives him experience with "my budgets are going to be rational. they're going to be reasonable, they're going to be resourceful, but they're going to be initially be prioritized towards public safety. police, fire, code enforcement and those other things. we're going to pay our bills. we are not going to default on our loans or anything like that." in waterloo nikki newbrough kwwl news. hurley says he also wants to talk about a city manager

nikki: an amber alert has been cancelled for a missing ottumwa teen. she has been found safe. this was the teen that was missing... 13 year old paige johnstone. ottumwa police issued the alert this afternoon and believed paige johnstone was headed to fort pierce florida with a teenage abductor. investigators say was with 19 year old kevin toala ramirez no other details are being released at this time. nikki: iowa is back on the mainstage this weekend with the jefferson jackson dinner in des moines. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley are getting ready for the big event tonight at hy-vee hall. it's the state's largest gathering of democrats with more than 6 thousand tickets sold. along with the event-- comes a lot of pre-game action for hillary clinton and she brought in some star power to help. nikki: local 5's jacob peklo is live outside hy-vee hall with more. jacob/tvu that's right, nikki. katy perry was on stage this afternoon. to give a boost to hillary clinton's campaign. she joined the effort and jacob/tvu she's not alone. both bernie sanders and martin

. >> south carolina's governor nikki haley has made it clear the flood waters may be receding. the crisis is far from over. >>> in your money the recall of up to 11 million volkswagens is now expected to start in january. the cars have been linked to an emissions rigging scandal. in most cases a software update is all that's needed to fix the problem. vw admits using software to side step those emisses tests. >>> -- emissions tests. >>> federal regulators have proposed a record $1.9 million fine against an aerial photography company for flying drones without permission. the federal aviation administration says skypan international operated 65 unauthorized flights between march a2012nd cedember 2014 in new york and chicago air space. skypan has 30 days to respond. >>> microsoft is making some moves hoping to show apple their competitor rival. the company has introduced a slew of new products. they unveiled two new phones for one. an updated fitness band and a new tablet. microsoft also announced its first ever tablet the surface book. all these products are going to run on its l

reporter nikki davidson has this story. learning to ride a bike for the first time can be scary... just ask five year old fionn (i wanna stop) but all the confidence, and practice in the world can never prepare a new rider for what happened last week. i caca home and realaled his bike was missing. but fionn wasn'tabout to give up. his first response was we should call the police and tell them. that brought ames pd. officer vince junior to their door. he draws some chalk arrows where the bike was, where the crime occured. he was adament he call police. a tough case... with no leads. 2:24:46 i pulled officer vince aside and said, i don't expect to get the bike back. but with fionn's spirit... officer vince wasn't ready to giveup either. i'd give it a shot. (nat chimes) he stopped by skunk river cycles... the same shop he learned just a few weeks ago reguarly donated bikes that needed fixing up. 2:04:46 it was the right thing at the right time, the right person. the shop just happened to have two boys bikes they could make into one... and owner ron ritz was more than happy to help.08:

the governor of south carolina, nikki haley, has said they haven't seen rain and flooding like this in00 years. this is an epic event. one that's still unfolding or going to cause problems in the next several days. the cleanup will take much longer. carolyn, susan, back to you. >> jay, thank you so much. >>> still to come on the program, we'll turn our attention to politics and is the trump train slowing? with polls showing republican rivals catching up with the donald, we'll bring you the latest from d.c. right after this. i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." it's definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. deep couch sitting!

. >>> south carolina governor nikki haley has called it once in a thousand-year rainfall. an end to that rain now said to be in sight but not the flooding. authorities are watching several water logged dams that could still overflow. flooding has already shut down hundreds of bridges and roads across the state, something governor haley warned will continue. >> you're going to start to see road closures down from the midlands down to the lowcountry as that water flows so don't be surprised. if there's a road that's opened now, it doesn't mean it's going to stay open. >> this rain and flooding has led to ten deaths in south carolina that we know of so far. to more reported across the border in north carolina. federal aid is headed for the hardest hit areas but still no word when it will begin to reach those who are affected. >>> the u.s. coast guard now says one person believed to be a crew member has been found dead after a cargo ship sank during hurricane joaquin. search continues this morning for at least 32 other people, including a baltimore man who were aboard the ship

kwwl''nikki newbrough spoke with current black hawk county supervisor, frank magsmen and has his story. fnk magsamen says it was the right time when deciding to run for mayor. magsamen raised his family in waterloo buildin his home here in 1968. he was a smamal business owner, fire chief, and ack hawk county emergency manager before being elected on the black hawk county board of supervisors. "and where we put together a very effective magsamen, if elected he's like to move towards a different form a part time position and becomes a voting member of th city council. membr of the city council. "by having people serve on boardssand commissiins and by getting citizens impute the mayyr has the time to be out magsamen says he's also looking to reduce future costs for the city, by looking into green energy. "looking at solar panels. reduce waste we`produce as says he'd be the right fit for mayor of waterloo. in waterloo nikki newbroughhwl news. magsamen says his volunteer experience has also carried himm a long way in the community. he has been involved in the waterloo exchange club, salvati

we've been listening to south carolina governor nikki haley saying it's not over yet, there's still 24 hours left of rain to come. not this much rain hasit there in 1,000 years in the river there since 1936. nikki haley is telling people to stay off the roadways, saying that the water is not safe. there's bacteria in the water and mainly reassuring residents that they have all hands on deck, all of the resources needed to take care of the situation down there. >> it's just an astounding situation in south carolina. devastation with this floodwater. i-95 closed in one area. school and county offices said they wanted to be closed also tomorrow. it's amazing, they were saying that still they are expecting 2 to 6 more inches of rain on top of the floodwaters they have been dealing with there. five weather-related deaths and three directly relating to the flooding. authorities don't want any more fatalities because of this horrible situation in south carolina, especially in the low country. >> a horrible situation, indeed. our garrett tenney has been following this live on the ground and he's joining us with the latest conditions. how is it

governor nikki haley has declared a state of emergency here in the state as she warns coming. overnight authorities reported multiple evacuations took population in north myrtle beach and the north town of georgetown. similar in north carolina there are reports of evacuations happening over night. roads are washed out. in waste deep water in north myrtle beach. and authorities say they have responded to several accidents and motorists stranded in water. amtrack is also suspended some of its service throughout the southeast for today. so far we're told here in the charleston area, back out here live. they have gotten 3-5 inches within the last 12 hours and they are expecting what could be another 5-8 inches over the next 12 to 24 hours. here in charleston, where 40 streets are closed this morning. there was a report of a drowning overnight. police are so busy at this point they don't even have a chance to get to all the flooded streets. it is nearly knee deep here and people are continuing to drive through it. board. for more we tourney to meteorologist lizette gonzalez from mi

nikki newbrough kwwl news. magsamen says his volunteer way in the community. he has been involved in the waterloo exchange club, salvation army, and family and children's council. tomorrow we wiil profile current mayro pro-tem quentin hart. coming up on kwwl... a real shooting during a wildwest -enactment skitn plus.. a deer ces stumbling into the residence hall at a local univvsity. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven's chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast, coming up... "now your stm track 7 informat"now your storm track 7 forecast on kwww." om the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additionalforecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 77weather team:m: the wind gradually diminishes this evening as the sun ets. a few spotty showers are possible tuesday through wednesday. if any rain falls in yor backyard it would be less than 0.10". many locations are expected to be dry. there is a slightly better chance of light rain showers friday. high

. >> we'll have to bring you the governor of south carolina nikki haley who has just begun her press the catastrophic flooding occurring in her state. let's listen in. >> thank you very much. thank you for being here. we have a full team here ready to give you a lot of information right now. this has been the one thing i want people to understand is when you think about what we're sitting in right now, we are at a 1,000 year level of rain in parts of the low country. what does that mean? we haven't seen this level of rain in the low country in 1,000 years. that's how big this is. that's how south carolina is -- what south carolina is dealing with right now. congery river is at its highest level since 1936. that's why we keep telling people stay of on the roadways. but i want to give you as much information as we have. this is all hands on deck, so there is a lot of information. the main thing about what we're dealing with is it is literally changing by the minute. and so we're dealing with those issues as we can. first thing i want to do is turn it over to our climatologist and let h

>> well, i think our state's leadership and governor nikki haley has been consistent along with our emergencyll possible, please, stay home. the roads are still in many, many places very unsafe. understand that there has been great coordination between the state and local officials and utility companies and everybody that's involved, emergency response officials, to address all of the issues that we have in front of us as quickly as we can and as safely as we can. patience is of course very much appreciated as we go through that but we have a lot of people working hard to try to get things back on track. >> we have our meteorologists saying that the rainfall is expected to stop within midweek and when those waters recede, hopefully by midweek. do you expect -- is that too soon to say that you may restore some power for people? >> well, we're going to get to it as quickly as we can. again, i think safety is going to be the number one priority. as soon as we have the ability to get into the areas where we have to do that work and start safely responding to each individual situation, we will do

nikki you spoke to moe sed's family. moe sed has special needs and needs his medicine. they don't know why he left or where he's at, but they're hoping he will return home shortly. it was a typical thursday for moe sed. house that day it didn't seem to be out of the ordinary. (standup) "his parents say it's not unusual for his to take off when his parents got worried" moe sed's father called all his friends and even looked for him at his favorite places. he eventually called police friday morning. "right now i'm just thinking that because he's been gone for believe that he's dead, but everything is in god's hands." they say he speaks accented english... he's very quiet and shy. he's also never ran away or went missing before. "please help us find him. we are really worried about him as his parents. we haven't seen him for days and we really want to see his face." this family...waiting and begging for anyone to help them find their son. "because we cannot do it alone because we do not speak english very well so we need help. we need your help to find him." his family has

kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with current black hawk county supervisor, frank magsamen and has his story. frank magsamen says it was the right time when deciding home here in 1968. he was a small business owner, fire chief, and black hawk being elected on the black hawk county board of supervisors. "and where we put together a very effective form of government that addresses financial infrstructure needs and i believe we've done just tomove towards a different form of government." that idea is where the mayor becomee a part time council. "by having people serve on boards and commissions and by getting citizens impute the mayor has the time to be out there working in the community to do this." magsaen says he's also looking to reduce future costs for the city, by looking into green looking at using out biogas we produce at waterloo pollution control, looking at how we can reduce waste we produce as individuals in this community." that, along with stronger public safety, magsamen says he'd be the right fit for mayor of in wattloo nikki newbrough kwwl news. magsamen says his volunteer exper

-chiquita is bananas, and nikki's in the lead, and damien has yet to get out of the red. will he do it when we come back? stay with us and find out. many years ago, during tough times here in the united st a number of young men fled to canada to avoid military service. julie stapel, you're an attorney from illinois. ates, you fled to canada to avoid something different. yeah, being in the junior miss pageant. -really? -yeah. i was nominated to be the representative of the debate in the junior miss pageant, and i was like, "no." and the shakespeare class i was in was doing a weekend trip to stratford-on-av-- team or stratford, you know, in ontario. so i said, "i'm doing that." i joined the generations of dodgers before me and went to canada. okay. no regrets. -no. -all right. damien martin is a travel adviser from kansas who likes to think of himself as someone who makes people's dreams come true. yes. and i actually know a lot more about airports than i just let on. [ laughter ] but yeah, we like to use the term "travel adviser," not "travel agent," because i'm not just g

we have been watching south carolina governor nikki haley as she has given us a lot of news in this news conference now. let's start off with what you may have seen cross your screen just a few seconds ago. and she has confirmed nine people have died in weather-related incidents. and we knew that the rescue situation over the weekend was going to be really tough, and she says that her department of natural resources has now made upwards of 150 rescues. be clearly -- but clearly, they are dealing with a situation like we saw as hurricane joaquin marched through the caribbean. the system just kind of sitting on top of south carolina. that hurricane has moved off our coast now, it's gone. but the remnants of the high pressure system and the water that was already offshore is just making, well, it's a hellish day. day three now for south carolina. they normally get around 45 inches of rain annually. by the time this event is over, we're told to expect they will have gotten beyond 50% of their annual rainfall in just a few days. nine people dead, and 1,30 national guard members active. they'v

kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with current black hawk county supervisor, frank magsamen andd has his story. frank magsamen says it was the right time when deciding family in waterloo building his home here in 1968. he was a small business owner, fire cef, and manager before being elected on the black hawk county board of supervisors. "and where we put together a very effective form of government that addresses financial infrastructure needs. and i believe we've done just an excellent jjb." "what's unique bout frank magsamen, if elected he's like to move towards a fferent position and bececmes a voting member of the city council. "by havig people serve on boards and commissions and by also looking to reduce future costs for the city, by looking into green energy. "looking at solar panels. looking at using out biogas we individuals in this community." that, along with stronger public safety, magsamen says he'd be the right fit or in waterloo nikki newbrough kwwl news. magsamen says his volunteer experience has also carried him a lon way in the community. he has been involved in the waterloo

his family is worried because moe sed has special needs and is in need of his medicine. downtown waterloo. nikki you spoke to moe sed's father today. yes, he was at today's search for his son. he says he appreciates the community support and has to believe he's still alive. this morning moe sed's family, teachers, classmates, police, and community members came together to look for him. they were talking to people, businesses, and handing out missing persons flyers. moe sed's family says he's shy, quiet, and speaks accented english. they say they are grateful for the support. "i put the faith in god's hands and if god touch his heart he'll come home and for now i heard nothing so i don't know." i also spoke to moe sed's teachers today. they say it's hard when the kids at school ask where he is and they continue to see his empty desk. please moe sed's disability may make it tough to communicate or ask for help. we've got you covered live in downtown waterloo nikki newbrough kwwl news. there will be a prayer service for moe sed on sunday at five o'clock. it will be at the first baptist church in wa

kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with former mayor tim hurley and has his story. tim hurley born and raised in waterloo. for 37 and a half years he worked at john deere, but mayor, but this year he decided to come back and try it again." "i recognize the negatives, there's no doubt about that. but i will not be defined by them and i don't want our city to be defined by them." he says an opportunity for improvement in this city...stopping the violence. working with teachers, faith leaders, business leaders, and others who want to help. but that's not all. "it's a small group of people. i think the way we attack that is what they need and then let them do what they know how to do. " budget. it's something he says his time in office gives him experience with "my budgets are going to be to be initially be prioritized towards public safety. police, default on our loans or anything like that." in waterloo nikki hurley says he also wants to talk about a city manager form of government. he says if the citizens want that, they will scheduel a referendum. tomorrow we will p

kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with former mayor tim hurley and has his story. for 37 and a half years he worked at john deere, but left to take the mayors office. "hurley spent three terms as he says recent violence in the city pushed him to this decision. "i recognize the negatives, there's no doubt about that. but defined by them." he says an opportunity for improvement in this city...stopping the violence. working with teachers, faith leaders, business leaders, and others but that's not all. "it's a small group of people. i think the way we attack that is make sure the law enforcement officers, the command staff have what they need and then let them do what they know how budget. it's something he says his time in office gives him experience with "my budgets are going to be rational. they're going to be towards public safety. police, fire, code enforcement and those other things. we're going to pay our bills. we are not going to default on our loans or anything like that." in waterloo nikki newbrough kwwl news. hurley says he also wants to talk about a city m

governor nikki haley said today fema has approved more than $13 million in disaster assistance to the state. the governor also assured residents that response teams are working to remove mounds of debris and find housing for displaced residents. >> our focus now is very much counties reducing the number of people in shelters, which is making sure they have good permit housing and good permanent places where they are going to go, so we're going to be working on that all this week. >> some 300 people are still staying at relief shelters across the state. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, a perfect day today. tomorrow we'll see some changes, but for now sunny skies. here's a live look in the poconos at the fall foliage, which is pretty much near its peak, so great place to go locally to see a lot of fall foliage. tomorrow, though, different conditions than today, we had the clear skies out there in the poconos and everywhere, but tomorrow showers and clouds moving in. another cooldown after the rain leaves, so that will mostly be wednesda

governor nikki haley said the state has seen its worst rains in 1,000 years.the flooding on area roads topping two feet. the cargo ship lost in hurricane joaquin after rescuers believe they found debris from the missing ship this weekend. it went missing along with 33 crew members last week as it headed to puerto rico. the latest wall street journal/nbc poll, shows donald trump leading in iowa, 23% of the vote, followed by ben carson, 19%. carly fiorina and jeb bush take the third and fourth spots. over the weekend, "saturday night live" poked fun at trump success in the polls. >> he's so good in the media, he knows if he say the crazyiest things in he'll go up in the poll numbers. >> no, no, melania, i don't say it just for poll numbers, it's from my heart. >> really? i hear the numbers go down this week. >> mexicans are stealing our children. >> you see? don: on the democratic side, hillary clinton is in the lead in iowa with 47 compared to the vote compared to bern why i sanders, 36%. and two top engineers looking into the emissions scandal and they found t

. >> and we are joined now by certified pre and postnatal trainer nikki kimbrough who has moves that every woman can do >> that's right, that's right. they have their feet shoulder width apart, and the ladies are coming up, taking it all the way up. what i love about this exercise you're strengthening the lower body and upper body at the same time. >> ladies, you keep doing that, you get one of these. yeah. >> my friend sara haines leading the second trimester friends, second trimester, i know, a new rule. there's a big no-no. >> no more exercises on your back and that's because when you're lying on your back, you put so much pressure on the vena cava. you put pressure on that, it reduces the blood flow to the baby, to the placenta. >> keep it going, ladies. keep it going. >> with the third trimester you're like, okay, here we go now. what's going on now? legs tight, backs tight, your joints are getting bigger. so you're like i need to do something a little more low impact. get a great prenatal yoga take or take a prenatal yoga class. we'll start off with a mountain pose and then we'

near columbia, south carolina, the national guard believes a dam break has been averted. governor nikki said today more than 60 dams across the state are being monitored and 13 had already failed. she also said the state's pain isn't over yet. >> from the beginning i said, this is going to hurt. from the beginning i said, this is not going to be a process that was going to be fixed overnight. we are ai do know is strong state, this is a state that will get through it, we have a recovery mode we will have to go through, but i have no doubt in my mind that south carolina will come out of this stronger than what we started. mark: south carolina officials say the rainfall has been so heavy that caskets are popping out of cemetery grounds. there are at least 11 confirmed instances across six counties in south carolina. by sunset today the u.s. coast ford will end its search the remaining missing crewmembers aboard that u.s. cargo ship believed to have sunk near the bahamas. family members have been notified. the 790 foot el faro disappeared thursday as 140 mile per hour winds from hurricane

kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with long time tax accountant, leah morrison and has her story. leah morrison ved to iowa 13 years ago after marrying her husband. this is where they've decided to raise their family. significant roll in her efforts to be mayor. "i've helped small businesses "mooison is a small business owner and for the last 19 years morrison has been a tax accountant." she says one of the the city's tax levee rate. "but i think we first need to the challenges our city faces specifically, we need a tax accountant. someene who has spent time balancing budgets , years." she says another room for improvement would be the perception of public safety in the city. "i was surprised that not a single officer said to me we perception a very happy group of people who are working extremely ththe suggestions from officers won't be expensive to fix. in waterloo nikki suggestions from officers won't be expensive to fix. in waterloo nikki newbrough kwwl newsws morrison says she's done some research and she may be the first female mayor of the city. she hopes the young ladies of

kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with long time tax accountant, leah morrison and has her sttry. to iowa 13 years ago after marrying her husband. this is where they've decided to raise their family. but morrison says it's her career that will play a and families navigate the ever changing economy, specifically adjuststng their tax burden." "morrison is small business owner and for thh last 19 yearr she says one of the biggest challenges she will attack as mayor, the city's tax levee rate. "but i think we first need to analyze where we are before we can decide what direction we're headed and i think that the chalalenges our city faces specifically, we need a tax accountant. someone who has spent time balancing budgets , what i've been doing in the 19 years." she sayssanother room for improvement would be the perception of public safety in the city. "i was surprissd that not a singge officer ssd to me we need more officers, nobody said we need raises. they are from my perception a very happy group of people who are working extremely hard for the citizens and they're doing it in ver

nikki newbrough kwwl news. this isn't the first time nathem has run for mayor. he ran in 1993 and 95 against candidate profiles on our website kwwl dot com. coming up on kwwl... an all-out brawl breaks out during a junior college football game -- plus.. a man returns a library book 63 years overdue here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel has your full forecast, coming up... and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news got you covered. with ron and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl news at ten." "now your storm track 7 from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast welcome back i'm schnackenberg. threat tracker is showing the chance for rain overnight, as we are tracking a cold front through the area. tomorrow will start off cloudy, but we see decreasing clouds throughout the day

his family is worried because moe sed has special needs and is in need of his medicine. kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in downtown waterloo. nikki you went along with one of those groups seaching for moe sed. there have been a number of searches for moe sed. what they're doing is handing out posters like this to people and businesses around town....asking if anyone has seen this moe sed. it's been several days since moe sed left through the front door of his home and never "i believe he's still alive" his father and mother have been searching every day....but on this day dozens of other have joined them. seen moe sed.) moe sed teachers organized this effort on their in...including some of his classmates. five foot tall, 150 pound teen with black/redish hair. we find him. i think it's very hard for the burmese community to have people come out and find him. i just really feel bad for the family having this happen to him." it's an effort the family of moe sed is pleased to see. because maybe soon their loved one will be home. "i put the faith in god's hands and if god touch his heart h

>> reporter: it is a desperate situation in south carolina, jake, the rain has just been relently. governor nikkiing residents for shelter in place. from charleston, south carolina, where we just were, several feet of water in major roadways, to columbia, south carolina, where we are headed, catastrophic damage. a firefighter that was missing, he was found and recovered alive. also terrible news for anyone who owns pets out there. a petsmart in columbia, south carolina, flooded with countless numbers of animals killed there. very sad situation. also interstate closures, portions of i-95, it is closed. also roads all around the state closed. flash flood warnings will remain in effect until at least monday. jake? >> nick valencia in south carolina. thank you very much. >>> after the break, would you move to mars? the man who says you can and sooner than you think. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) n

instead of saying oh waterloo has got the higher taxes waterloo has got a lower tax now and that's a place that we'd like to have." in waterloo nikki newbrouuh kwwl news.. newbrough kwwl news. this is't the firsw time nathem has run for mayor. he ran in 1993 and 95.. you can now see all five of the cananidate profiles on our website aa k-w-w-l dot com. time now is, ......coming up on today in iowa... coming up on kwwl, a new study reveals why people grab that extra slice of pizza. stay tuned to find out why. plus, a piece of history in dubuque gets a fresh paint job.. denice has more on the weather. you're watching k-w-w-l news. we've got you covered. "y"yu're watching k kwl. we've got you covered. with lauren moss and meteorologist denice pelster. this is today in iowa." "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete wea who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle

mark crumpton has more from the news desk. nikki is urging thousands of people who live in low lighting coastal areas to evacuate. officials are expecting more flooding in the next 12 hours as down swollenlows rivers to the coast. hurricane joaquin that one state agriculture officials said may have resulted in $300 million in crop losses. at least 19 people in south and north carolina have died due to the storm. oklahoma governor mary fallin has halted all of occasions in this date. her order follows the local newspaper report that prison officials use the wrong drug to stop an inmate's heart in january. the oklahoma state attorney general office is investigating. the associated press says the death toll from the stampede during the holy poker mitch is now more than 1250, much higher than the 700 69 figure put out by saudi authorities. greek prime minister alexis sailed through a confidence both concluding a three-day debate on the government policy program. the governing coalition received the backing of all 155 lawmakers the 300 s

south carolina governor nikki haley says this is something her state has never seen before. >> this is different than a hurricane because it's water and it's slow moving and it's sitting and we can't just take the water out. so as long as it sits, we just need to do the best we can at controlling the environment around it. >> fox team coverage now on what is now considered one of the worst flooding events in our nation's history. senior meteorologist janice dean is standing by in the extreme weather center as we see. let's go first to garrett tenny who's where they've seen some of the worst flooding. garrett. >> reporter: harris, governor nikki haley said her state hasn't seen this much rain in 1,000 years. right now safety is the number one priority. they're asking folks to stay at home and keep off the roads if they can. this is why. right now we're in the middle of a neighborhood. these are streets that cars would normally be driving down. today though, people are getting around on these kayaks. we've seen them going up and down the streets from the neighborhoods here and all across

has happened. carolina governor, nikki haley, says the central part of the state is recovering from last week's historicd the flooding that has ravaged some areas. but she said officials are keeping a close eye on the southeastern part of the state. some people who left their homes have been allowed to return. is a huge mass of water is still flowing toward the sea which could lead to more flooding. governor says 62 dams are being monitored and 13 have failed. three scientists will share the nobel prize for chemistry for their work on dna. one of them as at the university of north carolina and the other is at duke medical school. the cell explained how repairs its dna and safeguards its information. our first wordat headlines. you can always find the latest news on bloomberg.com. scarlet: mark crumpton with our bloomberg first word headlines. it has been a rare week of optimism for oil, which has climbed back toward $50 a barrel. gains were tempered by a government report indicating an increase in crude inventories. does this mean the markets have found some kind of stability? not according to ed morris

president obama has already declared an emergency in south carolina freeing up federal dollars to help with the crisis. south carolina governor nikki haley told reporters the rainfall was monumental. >> we haven't seen this level of rain in the low country in 1,000 years. that's how big this is. >> reporter: the national guard has been activated as another 8 to 10 inches of rain were predicted to fall late sunday through monday. i'm andy rose reporting. >> wow. south carolina is not the only state affected. hurricane wa queens is moving southeast into the atlantic ocean, residents -- joaquin is moving southeast into the atlantic ocean and residents can expect widespread flooding tomorrow. >>> moose on the loose. watch as it jumps over a car. >>> and the wind is up. temperatures will come down. as for any rain ,, ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes

tonight kwwl's nikki newbrough speaks with candidate dave halterman. born and raise in cedar falls, dave halterman has decided to do the same with his family. "so i've held a lot of different hats but my last one was i went a licensed locomotive engineer, conductor, and brakeman." "halterman describes himself as a citizen activist. he says there are issues at city hall he'd focus on listening to the people in the city. "i felt that you were actually getting ostracized if you were citizens that watch the council. they've restricted out access, they've restricted us from actually speaking to the council." halterman says that's exactly what happened when it university avenue. he personally believes the decision to put six roundabouts within two miles on university avenue was made long before community information meetings. "i believe the majority of the citizens are not in favor of the roundabouts. they don't believe they're necessary. they think it's a waist of tax payer dollars. and i know the majority of businesses, i've talked to most of them along the corridor are extremely against it." in cedar fal