the central and northeast iowa with 6 to 10 inches possible stretching from des moines past waterloo. ice and sleet will fall heaviest across southern and eastern iowa with ice accumulations of 0.1" to 0.5" possible. the change over between snow, sleet and ice will happen throughout the morning and early afternoon, but by the late afternoon and evening all of iowa should primarily be seeing snowfall, and this is also when the heaviest snow totals will start accumulating. on top off all of this the strong today with possible causing blowing snow and low visibility. temps will hover in the low 30s during the day today, but after that we tank our temps into the mid to low 20s and even the teens by the end of thanks brad-- now outside cameras. ((add info on where-- ad lib to conditions)) we are hearing about some accidents-- again, you shouldn't about some accidents-- again, you shouldn't travel unless you absolutely have to, and if you do, go very slow! elias: speaking of weather, a quick speaking of weather, a quick reminder.... due to the winter storm warning an emergency snow parking

the highest snow totals will likely fall across central and northeast iowa with 6 to 10 inches possible stretching from des moines past waterloo. ice and sleet will fall heaviest across southern and eastern iowa with ice change over between snow, sleet and ice will happen throughout the morning and early afternoon, but by the late afternoon and evening all of iowa should primarily be seeing snowfall, and this is also when the heaviestnow totals will start accumulating. on top off all of this the winds will be very strong today with gusts up to 40 mph possible causing blowing snow and low visibility. temps will hover in the low 30s during the day today, but after that we tank our temps into the mid to low 20s and even the teens by the end of the week. let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: concerns over the incoming winter storm have law enforcement urging iowans to stay off the roads if at all possible. even the most experienced drivers will want to use extra precaution given the predicted conditions. for those who get standed, state troopers say to stay inside your car whe

joining us on the news at nonon today is barb prather of the northeast iowa food bank. the northeast iowa food bank will be offering a gift-wrapping service to mall shoppprs in waterloo and cedar falls again this year to collect free-will donations. to help us with this fundraiser, we are requesting holiday gift wrap donations. please contact the food bank to make a donation of money, gift wrap,p, boxes and other supplies needed for the annual gift wrap event. provides nutritious remember the 80s -- your first association with "maniac" might be the movie "flashdance" -- and now, therr's a flashdance flashback in the republican presidential battle... jeanne how did this flashback to flashdance become a that ted cruz and donald trump shared a hug, two andshakes, some intimate whispering, a shoulder pat and a second hug, all in the space of less than a minute. now the donald is maniac." maniac? but maniacal ted cruz answered trump's diss with a dance tweeting "in honor of my 80's movie clip. "she's a maniac, maniac on the many right wing blog commenters said right on. "wel

highs stay seasonably cool near 33 with some light snow across northeast iowa. temps warm up over the weekend near 40 on saturday and near 50 on sunday. late sunday some drizzle is possible followed by >>> their faith is under fire and the controversy over immigration and terrorism. >> the people that admittedcommitted those heinous crimes are not a member of my faith. >> i'm proud to be a muslim and an american. nobody is going to take that morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by kay jewelers. everything kiss begins with kay.rs... makes it unforgettable. save 25% on any citizen watch. at kay, the number-one memory-maker in america. every kiss begins with kay. the flu virus. it's a really big deal. and with fever, aches, and chills, mom knows it needs a big solution: an antiviral. don't kid around with the flu, call your doctor within the first 48 hours of symptoms and ask about prescription tamiflu. attack the flu virus at its source with tamiflu, an antiviral that helps stop it from spreading in the

many locations saw just a trace but spots up in northeast iowa along the mississippi river saw up to 2.5" of fresh snow. this lef road conditions a bit icy this morning..he acacumulating snow has tracked east and some the clouds have tracked away. some sunshine will be possile today this midday. more clouds are located to our north and are trackkng south into eastern iowa. we'll still see some sun this crash that happened in part because of slick road conditions. the black hawk county sheriff's office says a vehicle crossed the center line on raymond road ar dunkerton this morning crashing into another vehicle driven by darlene hammond from hudson... the driver of the other car died at the scene -- investigators say the roads were almost fullyy covered by ice at the time of the crash. the driver's name is being withheld until family can be notified. one person is injured after shots were fired in cedar rapids it happened in the 16-hundred block of b avenue northeast around 8 last night. police say a 19- year-old was shot in the in the arm-- they believe he is expected to be o-k no ar

it's the "helping*services for northeast iowa drive through lights display" in decorah. the display benefits helping services for north-east iowa. the organization provides programs, substance abuse prevention programs, and domestic violence services for clients in northeast iowa. you may recall a michigan mayor challenged iowa city's mayor to a friendly wager. the loser of the iowa-michigan state the opposing teams flag at city hall for 24 hours. since the hawkeyes unfortunately lost to the spartans, the city hall in iowa city paid their dues by flying the spartans flag. east lansing's mayor said after the bet, they'll make up for it by cheering extra loud for the hawkeyes when they play stanford in the rose bowl. santa clause made an early stop to deliver some much needed gifts... those presents going to an area high school -- where the students are also moms and dads. teen parents from the alternative learning center received much needed gifts from santa. the center is a high school program that's part of dubuque community school district. the teen parents got gifts su

the sentencing o oa northeast iowa teenager charged in the traffic deaths of two siouxland girls last year-- has been postponed. 18-year-old trevor feauto of clarksville was supposed to be sentenced today month. prosecutors say feauto was driving drunk in august of last year when his pick truck crashed into a car near breda, iowa. bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk, both 16 and both of wall lake, iowa, were killed in the collision. the judge says he has some things to take into consideration before making the final sentencing. feauto's attorney says after review of the pre- sentence report and victim impact statements, a number of questions have been raised. the sentencing is now set for january 19th at 10 a-m at the sac county courthouse. an, unusual sight this time of year, parts of siouxland under flood warnings tonight. that includes the little sioux river and the communities of spencer and linn grove, iowa. plus, calhoun, crawford, carroll and sac counties all under a flood warning until 10:45 tomorrow morning. parts of sac city were under water today. riverside campground looked

visibilities because of fog again this morning.a dense fog advisory is in effect through 6 am for northeast iowa. satellite and radar shows cloudy skies.our planner shows fog and clouds this morning, with partly to mostly cloudy skies by the afternoon. highs will warm into the 40s more charges could be filed against the woman womanauthorities say intentionally drove her car onto a busy las vegas sidewalk -- killing one person and injuring at least 35. investigators are not saying what caused 24-year-old lakeisha holloway to mow down pedestrians on sunday night -- but they did give more details on her background.she and her three-year-old daughter are originally from oregon and were living in her and were living in her car at the time. holloway is facing one count of murder and could be facing more charges -- like child abuse and neglect.her daughter was not hurt -- right now -- halloway is on suicide watch in jail. -- enrique marquez will stay in jail after a judge denied his bail. bail.his family tried to put up 100-grand in equity on their home for bail money. marquez was friends with san bern

now a consumer alert tonight on a big batch of meat sold in northeast iowa. iowa.the iowa department of agriculture announced the recall affecting more than 200- pounds of beef sticks with cheese. cheese.the sticks were sold by the edgewood locker in edgewood and greenwood grocery in farleythere is concern the meat sticks could be listeria.this affects beef sticks with cheese packaged on december 15th and they have lot number 348 printed on them so far, no reported cases of illness have been connected to the beef sticks. our community has been working hard through the holidays to make sure every child has presents under the tree this christmas. but another group that needs some love, is getting some holiday help as well. fox 28 news reporter joy howe explains. when athena and joel sheets came into last hope animal rescue...((nat pop))they said they saw a puppy on the rescue's facebook page they wanted to help - and pulled out their own money. ns: 21.36.28.15 the volunteers here couldn't believe it, the chstmas gift, that would make any animal-lover, pause. gir

a light snow fell across parts of central and northeast iowa thursday, just in time for christmas.but even though it wasn't a whole lot, it did impact holiday travelers.parts of interstate 35 near des moines had to be shut down for parts of the day. and yesterday in cedar rapids several areas were in clean-up mode.thunderstorms wednesday night brought strong winds that knocked trees down at a farm on the north side of town. nobody was hurt but a nearby home did have some roof damage. in a cbs 2 news follow up... up...the national weather touched down near the quad cities. cities.they were part of that same system that moved through the corridor wednesday.one of the twisters was rated an e-f- one with winds of about 100 miles per hour.again, nobody was hurt, but some small buildings were damaged. the death toll has risen after strong storms and tornadoes slammed parts of the south. south.at least 11 people are dead from storms in arkansas, mississippi, and tennessee.at least 14 twisters hit mississippi wednesday, but most of the damage was done by just one.hundreds of families in the r

now a consumer alert on meat sold in northeast iowa. iowa.the iowa department of agriculture announced a recall affecting more than 200-pounds of beef sticks with cheese. cheese.the sticks were sold by the edgewood locker in edgewood and greenwood grocery in farley.there's concern the meat sticks could be contaminated with listeria. listeria.this affects beef sticks with cheese packaged on december 15th and they have lot number 348 printed on them so far -- no one has gotten sick because of the beef sticks. our community works hard to under the tree this time of year -- but there's another group getting some love this christmas as well. last hope animal rescue in cedar rapids -- takes in many animals that other shelters can't. a lot of the time -- the animals are injured or abandoned and need medical attention. instead of putting them down -- this shelter treats them -- and finds them homes. "we will take cases that cost thousands of dollars and we know that money will never get recouped, but it's all for the animals and the animals life

visibilities because of fog again this morning.a dense fog advisory is in effect through 6 am for northeast iowa. satellite and radar shows cloudy skies.our planner shows fog and clouds this morning, with partly to mostly cloudy skies by the afternoon. highs will warm into the 40s 40s more charges could be filed against the woman intentionally drove her car onto a busy las vegas sidewalk -- killing one person and more charges could be filed against the woman womanauthorities say intentionally drove her car onto a busy las vegas sidewalk -- killing one person and injuring at least 35. investigators are not saying what caused 24-year-old lakeisha holloway to mow down pedestrians on sunday night -- but they did give more details on her background.she and her three-year-old daughter are originally from oregon and were living in her car at the time.holloway is facing one count of murder and could be facing more charges -- like child abuse and neglect.her daughter was not hurt -- right now -- halloway is on suicide watch in jail. in san bernardino, california -- enrique marquez will stay in jail after

it's the "helping services for northeast iowa drive through lights display" in decorah. the display benefits helpiig services for north-east iowa. the organization provides parenting and mentoring programs, substance abuse prevention programs, and domestic violence services for clients in northeast iowa. its still to come... we just showed you how drones can give us a new perspective -- but this skiier probably wishes someone kept their drone off the course. plus -- 'll check ouu these high winds and the problems they're causing. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast informmion from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather rain will track through oday and we may hear thunder. snow will mix in tonight and may linger into thursday before drying out for christmaa day. rain is tracking through on stormtrack7 live doppler radar and we have some rain showing up on some of our

it is going to dry with above average highs coming up....a northeast iowa woman celebrates a big birthday this weekend. what the community has planned for this super centenarian and how she's what if the holidays were about people again? and the four-letter word that defined the season was l-o-v-e, and not s-a-l-e. and homegoods stores live in. where there's no need for sales because we offer amazing prices on thoughtful gifts everyday. let's put more value on what really matters. this season, bring back the holidays. with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. an iowa science teacher is turning an experiment into a lifestyle change. he lost sixty pounds by eating inspiring future teachers. john david has the story. is it possible for a person to become better off eating nothing but mcdonald's for 90 days? cisna became the lab rat. students found 56 different combinations for his meals. but there was a catch. they had to keep me on 2,000 calories, but more importantly, i made them track 15 different nutrients of every item they fed me. in the documentary 540 meals, cisna details how he lost 6

forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a low pressure continues to track northeast towards iowa. rain has been ongoing throughout the overnight with some locations picking up over two inches this morning. be sure to watch for flooded roads and to never drive through flooded roads. turn around, don't drown! rain will continue throughout the day. an additional one to over two inches of rain is possible. minor flooding will continue to today have already broken daily record highs with many locations in the 60s. temperatures won't warm much today but still holding steady in the 50s to 60s. rain will continue tonight with an additional half inch to one and a half inch possible. temperatures will slowly fall tonight into the 50s and upper 40s. winds will pick up monday as the rain ends from a south to north direction. gusts from the northwest to 30 mph are gradually fall in the afternoon. mostly cloudy tuesday with highs in the 40s. another low pressure system will track across the midwest. we have a chance to see a wintry mix with this system starting tuesday night into wednesday. it

in about a year, they'll be able to come here next to the northeast iowa community college campus and that will make a world of difference. "it's a good thing for the city of peosta, we've got a small clinic here now and with a grocery store coming we're hoping for more retail to come the mayor says fareway usually wants a larger town... but the prospect of growth here sealed the deal. because fareway will rehab an existing building in anamosa, that store should open in late spring or early summer. new construction in peosta will mean waiting about a year. but as the mayor says finally having a grocery store is worth the wait. thanks, dave. the federal centers for medicare and medicaid services called for a delay in iowa's switch to a private medicaid program today. governor terry branstad wanted the new program to start january 1st. and today was the deadline for recipients to choose a new plan to have coverage start on that date. federal regulators told the state needs more time for the switch. the center for medicaid services ordered the delay of the program to march 1st. "this jus

federal charges for allegedly stealing ancient native american remains from the effigy mounds in northeast iowa. 76 year old thomas munson will be arraigned in federal court next week for embezzlement. he's been under investigatn since 2011 when he returned a box full of prehistoric bones that he had kept in his garage. the jaw and leg bone fragments are one to two thousand years old. 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.

disturbance direction and it could drink a near mesa city by tomorrow morning and tracking into northeast iowa. here in central iowa, we will miss out on the snowflakes tomorrow and we will hold on to toward the weekend, here comes a push of warm air, moving it back into the state and highs above average. saturday looks great and sunday looking nice. kind of warm, but beautiful weather for the last weekend before christmas and then the cold front moves through by sunday evening and bringing a chance of a couple of rain drops by late sunday. get ready for a cold night tonight as our skies begin to clear out. we have a cold air mass with low temperatures to the teens. especially across the lower half of the state, the 20's in the southern half and combined with winds, wind chill close to 10 and if not colder by tomorrow morning. tomorrow, highs in the 20's and we will have clouds with maybe the snow flurry for mesa city over toward dubuque. the rest of us reaching seasonal averages into the low 30's. 34 in des moines and looks like a pretty day out there, but bundle up. the brisk wind is at 60 m

some school kids in northeast iowa have a whole new appreciation for veterans... after hearing here's a live look at west lake okoboji from our okoboji skycam... a bunch of sixth graders in evansdale, iowa have a new appreciation for the service of our nation's veterans. as jessica hartman tells us, heard from a veteran of world war two. << gordon foster grew up just outside of waverly and was drafter to the army in 1942. he was a tank k mmander under genenel patton - "the greatest general that every lived." "this is a sherman tank on display in evansdale, iowa. during world war two they were nicknamed tommy cookers because of their tendancy to catch fire after being hit." foster "he was up there with a bazooka shot down through the top of the tank. there was very little steal there and that's carrying metal in my neck." for the student's - - listening to foster's stories brought this history subject to life. "i learned how hard it was to be in a war and to fight. it made me appreciate our freedom more." it's lessons these students will be taking to d-c. "when i lo

a northeast iowa woman shared her experiences living with h-i-v during an northern iowa this evening. the event is part of world aids day, which happens each december first for people to come together in the fight against h-i-v. tami haught says she was diagnosed with h-i-n in 1993, shortly after doctors diagnosed her husband with aids. her husband died in 1996, and now she's sharing her story in hopes ofheducating peopleleshe says people still discriminate against those with the virus, especially in rural communities. "18:04:30 i wish everyone knew that one - we are normal. whatever normal is for people. hiv is truly one thing in this world that does not discriminate. anyone who puts themselves at risk by having unprotected sex could contract hiv and you need to get tested. " haught says she enjoys talking with college students because she can help keep them positive person in her family and says she's thankful to have the support of her loved ones. justin, we have a few lingering flurries in the our scatteredednow showers and flurries diminish tonight. some few lingering flurries co

the sentencing of a northeast iowa teenager charged in the traffic deaths of two siouxland girls last year--has been pushed back. 18-year-old trevor feauto of clarksville was supposed to be sentenced today. he pleaded gulity last month to two counts of felony vehicular homicide. prosecutors say feauto was driving drunk in august of last year when his pickup truck crashed into a car near breda, iowa. bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk, both 16 and both of wall lake, iowa, were killed in the collision. the judge says he has some things to take into consideration before sentencing. feauto's attorney says after review of the pre- impact statements, a number of questions have been raised. the sentencing is now set for january 19th at the sac county courthouse. a south dakota prison inmate convicted in clay county has died. seventy-year-old frederick sealey passed away at a hospital in sioux falls following an extended illness. sealey was convicted of criminal pedophilia in 2001. he received a 35-year sentenced with 10-years suspended. a deer hunter was hurt in a weekend accident in palo alt

we have the sunshine in central iowa and northeast iowa has been dealing with snow showers the morning. it is moving in from minnesota and the mason city area. those are moving away. those will not be affecting us. we are heading for a nice couple of days with some warmer weather that will begin to arrive as we head towards saturday. here comes the war front that will lift to the north. the warmest day of the weekend is still expected to be on sunday with highs flirting with 50 degrees. ahead of the cold front moisture will be drawn to the north. we will look for some fog in some drizzle to develop of the late afternoon hours but much of the day should be mild. that will be followed by slightly cooler temperatures next week. not cold enough for it to the snow for a white christmas. get ready for a cold one tonight. it will feel like winter with low temperatures in the single digits. teens across the rest of the state. the wind will be settling down. high temperatures will respond nicely to the sunshine and the south wind will boost ties back to the upper 30's to low 40's, getting back

the sentencing of a northeast iowa teenager charged in the traffic deaths of two siouxland girls last year--has been pushed back. 18-year-old trevor feauto of clarksville was supposed to be sentenced today. he pleaded gulity last month to two counts of prosecutors say feauto was driving drunk in august of last year when his pickup truck crashed into a car near breda, iowa. bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk, both 16 and both of wall lake, iowa, were killed in the collision. the judge says he has some things to take into consideration before sentencing. it's now set for january 19th at the sac county courthouse. a new owner is about to transform an old shopping center in sioux city. the boys and girls home bought the indian hills shopping center for almost $2 million. next, spring they plan to reveal what they have includes eight and a half acres. sioux city mayor bob scott spoke on the acquisition after this evening's city council meeting. try and call him and see if there's anything the city can do, and see what's going on, but i've not been able...today was just a really busy day, we

iowa. a weak disturbance will lift northeast out of kansas and nebraska today and bring some light snow to parts of the state. the majority of the snow looks to fall across northwest iowa with 1 to 2" from carroll to fort dodge. des moines will be right on the edge of seeing a few snowflakes as well as some light rain showers. highs will reach 37 in des moines. the weather will quiet down this evening for christmas eve services. a few flurries may remain but otherwise, dry weather. temperatures will drop to lows in the upper 20s. christmas day will be quiet and pleasant in central iowa. skies will be partly sunny and temperatures will reach 40. more clouds and rain are expected on sunday with colder highs back in the 30s. we're watching for the potential for some snow monday- tuesday. during this season of giving...meet a group of woman making a big difference throughout the year. how they're finding a second during this season of giving...meet a group of women making a big difference throughout the year. how they're finding a second my mom's name is irene, and she has alzheimer's. adult da

he spent time in northeast iowa as a child.the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. the woman facing murder charges chargesfor running over pedestrians on the las vegas more charges.wednesday -- lakeisha holloway made her first court appearance -- where she was arraigned on murder -- hit and run -- and child abuse charges.her next court date will be january 20-th. the man accused killing three people inside a colorado springs planned parenthood clinic now wants to represent himself. himself.robert dear told a judge he wanted to get rid of his court appointed lawyer. this is video of dear's first appearance earlier this month. during that hearing -- dear made several outbursts -- saying he went on the shooting spree to protect the lives of babies.he's charged with 179- counts of first degree murder -- attempted murder and other charges.if he's convicted -- dear could face the death penalty. a new jersey grand jury has indicted the truck driver who slammed into a limo carrying actor tracy morgan.authorities now say driver fatigue likely caused the crash because kevin r

you don't have to go far to find it.a light to moderate snow fell across parts of central and northeast iowa today, just in time foror christmas.but it did produce some difficult driving conditions, especially north of des moines. some storm cleanup was quired today in parts of cedar rapids.yesterday's thundersrsrms brought strong winds that knocked trees down at a farm on the north side of town.nobody was hurt but a nearby home did have some roof the corridor dodged the winter tornado outbreak last nightht others were not so lucky. lucky.the national weather service confirms two tornadoes touched down near the quad cities last night.one of the tornadoes was rated an e-f-one with winds of about 100 miles per hour.no one was hurt, but some small buildings were damaged. more that 100 homes were destroyed further south in mississippi and tennessee in a deadly outbreak of severe weather.the storms are now blamed for at least 14 deaths, most from a powerful tornado that stayed on the ground for nearly 150 miles.it could take days for experts to finalize their study of this tornado. for now, they'

the radar shows most of the snow is across northern and northeast iowa from fort dodge to waterloo. it is leading up toward atlantic . improving road conditions over western iowa. we will end up with three quarters of an inch across des moines. a little of words of an inch in a few neighborhoods. it will be -- a little upwards of an inch in a few neighborhoods. it will be moving out quickly. des moines heading for 26. shaina: authorities need help finding 12-year-old charlene brown. she left voluntarily on christmas day. warrants have been issued for her mother, misty shaver, and they may be taking her to spring, texas. if you have information, call news in the lease. elizabeth: a farmer in menlo learned one of his cattle was stolen and butchered. deputies investigated a break and when they found blood and a cow carcass. they slaughtered the cow on keith partlow's property. the loss of the cow is about $2000. the family of his six-year-old killed in a christmas day crash is speaking out. >> as soon as i opened the door, a new something was wrong. elizabeth: 6-year-old payton henry di

a light snow fell across parts of central and northeast iowa thursday, just in time for christmas.but even though it wasn't a whole lot, it did impact holiday travelers.parts of interstate 35 near des moines had to be shut down for parts of the day. and yesterday in cedar rapids several areas were in clean-up mode.thunderstorms wednesday night brought strong winds that knocked trees down at a farm on the north side of town. nobody was hurt but a nearby home did have some roof damage. in a cbs 2 news follow up... up...the national weather service now says two tornadoes touched down near the quad cities. cities.they were part of that same system that moved through the corridor wednesday.one of the twisters was rated an e-f- one with winds of about 100 miles per hour.again, nobody was hurt, but some small buildings were damaged. the death toll has risen after strong storms and tornadoes slammed parts of the south. south.at least 11 people are mississippi, and tennessee.at least 14 twisters hit mississippi wednesday, but most of the damage was done by just one.hundreds of families in the

it's the "helping services ff northeast iowa drive through lights display" in decorah. the display benefits helping services for north-east iowa. the organization provides a number of programs and services to clients in the area. the demand for craft beer has sparked a surge in u-s hop production. the u.s. department of agriculture says production totaled nearly 79 million pounds this year.... an eleven perernt increase compared to last year. coming up.... one answer to head injuries in football that's been proposed this week may surprise you... and -- a report into the apps you to be more charitable this holiday season... this is kwwl-- we'll be right 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 c cnot 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 businessss take on big money, and get the

it's the "heheping services for northeast iowa drive through lights display" in decorah. the display benefits helping services for north-east iowa. it provides a number of programs and services for clients in the area. you may recall a michigan mayor challenged iowa city's mayor to a friendly wager. the loser of the iowa-michigan state football game would have to fly the opposing teams flag at city hall for 24 hours. since the hawkeyes unfortunately lost to the spartans, the city hall in iowa city paid their dues by flying the spartans flag. the bet, they'll make up for ii by cheering extra loud for the hawkeyes when they play stanford in the rose bowl. santa claus made an early stop to deliver some much needed gifts... those presents going to an area high school -- where the students are also moms and dads. teen parents from the alternative learning center received much needed gifts from santa. the center is a high school program that's part of the dubuque community school district. the teen parents got gifts such as diapers, clothes and educational toys for their childre

gary sharp, deployed in southeast asia and i would like to wish my friends and family back in northeast iowa and misawa, japan a merry christmas and a iowa this morning. a light warmer air will work its way in be light. highs today will be in the mid to upper 30s with cloudy breezy with temperatures holding steady or falling to around day. the big story is the potential for a winter storm to track into eastern iowa monday. timing and track of the system is still a bit uncertain but confidence is increasing that indicating a surge of warm air monday morning. this means freezing rain/sleet and snow will all be possible. current thought is a wintry mix will occur mainly south of hwy 20 before a switch to all snow later in the with ice accumulation possible in our southern counties. we'll keep you updated on this potential storm as the track and timing get nailed down with further model runs. this system will track out tuesday morning with temperatures expected to cool down for the rest of the highs struggling to get above 20 by the end of the week. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see t

he was in mcgregor in northeast iowa earlier this morning. this is video from a campaign stop in carson city nevada yesterday. he'll head to mason city and spencer for events later today. ohio governor john kasich is trying to build some late support in the race. the presidential hopeful campaigned in ankeny yesterday. he's currently polling in the single digits. the des moines register reports kasich spent a lot of his time in ankeny talking about building a strong on the democratic side, hillary clinton made two stops in iowa yesterday. she held a town hall meeting in iowa city yesterday afternoon. during her stop, she addressed the fight against terrorism. she attacked her republicans opponents, claiming they are targeting all muslims as terrorists. from there, she went to mason city for a town hall meeting. one supporter in the crowd said her father was supporting donald trump in the election. so mrs. clinton recorded a message to try and get him to change his mind. "hi sean i'm here with your daughter. i hope you can see, i don't have ho

i'm chief mass seargant gary sharp, deployed in southeast friends and family back in northeast iowa and misawa, japan a merry christmas and a happy new year! "now your storm track 7 into the kwwl viewing area this afternoon... some roads are reporting partial coverage.. and of those flakes as the system tracks through. temperatures are still mild as they slowly climb into the low 30s in the north and the upper 30s in the south. snow tracking through the state has already dumped over 3" of us. rain is falling farther south, but most of us will see snowflakes... some more than others. the low will track away from us and the skies will clear out. the snow should be out of here this evening and we will clear some of the clouds out by midnight, but then fog will form by morning. today's snowfall amounts will be mainly a trace to an inch, although there may be a few areas that get a bit more. highs will be in the 30s today with light winds and snow tracking through. we drop into the 20s again tonight with fog by morning. light winds continue through christmas day with highs in the mid 30s to

this is all tracking off to the northeast through iowa with a quick moving system. by lunchtime, the snow will be ending but this will impact the morning as far as road conditions go, the roads are becoming partially to fully snow covered where the snoo is falling. this is also creating areas of reduced visibility across the here's a look at the storm track covered up with those rd tempatures pretty steady and we are all sitting in the lower scattered ight snow showers little more than an inch. the remainder of the afternoon and thursday night will drop to the showers will track through snow will likely create a few thursday we will see a partly single digits, ith the cooler the rest f the week into the parts of eastern iowa. right now we're taking a live look out of us-218 in waterloo. we'll continue to track the snow throughout the morning. about 1 too inches of now fell in southern california. temperatures were cold enough for the snow to stick around and give children a chance to go sleddiig. it's coming up on today in iowa.... a fire department made a 6-yr-old

a northeast iowa woman is sharing her experiences living with h-i-v. this event at u-n-i yesterday was part of world aids day. each december first, people to come together in the fight against h-i-v. tami haught says she was diagnosed with h-i-v in 1993, shortly after doctors diagnosed her husband with aids. her husband died in 1996, and now she's sharing her story with the hope of educating people. she says people still discriminate against those living with the virus, especially in rural "18:04:30 i wish everyone knew that one - we are normal. whatever normal is for people. hiv is truly one thing in this world that does not discriminate. anyone who puts themselves at risk by having unprotected sex could contract hiv and you need to get tested. " haught says she enjoys talking with college students because she can help keep them informed. tami is the only h-i-v positive person in her family and says she's thankful to have the support of her loved ones. a family owned dubuque business sells a product that almost everyone has in their homes... vacuum cl

the sentencing of a northeast iowa teenager charged in the traffic deaths of two siouxland girls last year--has been pushed back. 18-year-old trevor feauto of clarksville was supposed to be sentenced yesterday. he pleaded gulity last month to two counts of felony vehicular homicide. prosecutors say feauto was driving drunk in august of last year when his pickup truck crashed into a car near breda, iowa. bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk, both 16 and both of wall lake, iowa, were the judge says he has some things to take into consideration before sentencing. it's now set for january 19th at the sac county courthouse. two missing storm lake, iowa children have been located and their father and grandmother have been arrested in their disappearance . 3-year old ymani banks and one-year-old yamir banks were found safe last night. 32-year-old scott banks and 50-year-old dionne pamon both face kidnapping charges. they're accused of hiding the children from officials with the department of human services. an iowa high school is planning to close a school nursery next year because fewer teenag

they haven't affected a part of northern iowa -- have affected a light snow across northern and northeast iowa through noontime. from mason city to the view. -- dubuque. traveling in that direction, keep that in mind. a chilly devic. the wind will increase this afternoon. the wind will settle overnight and with the cold air mass in place, overnight lows in northern iowa, not even 10 degrees. very cold tonight. 21 in des moines. no rain, no fog, no snow in central iowa. a brisk wind from the west, southwest and that will increase this afternoon. temperatures near 30 degrees but saturday be warm up against. sunday, beautiful, highs flirting with 50 degrees. a chance for drizzle or light rain late sunday into early monday. amateurs next week stay -- temperatures stay to warm for a white christmas -- too warm for a white christmas. elizabeth: one accident now, east 29th street at university near the fairgrounds. slowing things down a little bit. the area indicated in yellow. street. des moines -- 2700 mlk. northeast 3rd. we are getting you reapraised as one of america's best mayors who governed as

a northeast iowa woman is sharing her experiences was part of first, people to come together in the fight she was shortly after doctors her husband died in 1996, and now she's sharing her story with the hope of educating people. she says people still discriminate against those living with the virus, especially in rural communities. "18:04:30 i wish everyone knew that one - we are normal. whatever normal is for people. hiv is truly one thing in this world that does not discriminate. anyone who puts themselves at risk by having unprotected sex could contract hiv and you need to get tested. " haught says she enjoys talking with college students because she can help keep them informed. tami is the only h-i-v positive person in her family thankful to have the support of her loved ones. a family owned dubuque business sells a product that almost everyone has in their homes... vacuum cleaners. but that family's real- life experience has now expanded their business to help families with loved ones who have autism. kcrg-tv9's dubuque bureau chief katie wiedemann has more. inside little bits and va

december should, with highs right around freezing, and maybe some snow showers around north central, northeast iowa. tomorrow, highs closer to 40 degrees and sunday, highs will be flirting with 50 degrees. we will check the rest of your eight day outlook which includes few minutes. panic but christmas is just one week away. eric: a lot of us still have shopping to do. the national retail federation says 90% of people still aren't done. there's always those people who wait until the last minute. one iowa mall worker says they call the saturday before christmas camo and carhartt saturday because of all the guys who show up in their work clothing who are trying to shop. elizabeth: we sent emmy victor out live this morning to find some last minute gift ideas. what have you found, emmy? emmy: i have found a lot of different things. a lot of different items at raygun in the east village in des moines, a lot of really good ideas for last-minute christmas gifts under $20. joining me is one of the managers at raygun, and a lot of people are coming into your store trying to get some last minute gifts. what d

in northeast iowa, jeff kramer sent us this photo of him moving machinery in the snow. he says mike--your final thoughts on weather for the week ahead? and that does for this week's us farm report. for mike, john and all of us here at the program...thanks for watching. we'll see you next week. for john, al and mike, i'm tyne morgan. thank you for watching u-s farm report. be sure to join us right here again next week, as we work to build on our tradition. have a great weekend, everyone. > announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for good feet, america's number-one arch support. >> upwar of 80% of the population at some point in their life will have foot problems. >> my feet feel like they're broken by the end of the day. >> my heels were so painful, i felt like somebody was running a knife through them. >> i fel\ like i was losing my ability to walk and play tennis. >> surprisingly enough, that knee, hip,

in northeast iowa, jeff kramer sent us this photo of him moving machinery in the snow. he says the area received 10 inches of snow about a week ago.o. mike--your final thoughts on weather for the week ahead? and that does for this week's us farm report. for mike, john and all of uhere at the program...thanks for watching. we'll see you next week. for john, al and me, i'm tyne morgan. thank k u for watching u-s farm report. be sure to join us right here again next week, as we work to build on our tradition. have a grt weekend, everyone.

in northeast iowa, jeff kramer sent us this photo of him moving machinery in the snow. he says the area received 10 inches of snow about a week ago. mike--your final thoughts on weather for the week ahead? and all of us here at the program...thanks for watching. we'll see you next week. for john, al and mike, i'm tyne morgan. thank you for watching u-s farm report. be sure to join us right here again next week, as we work to build on our tradition. have a great weekend, everyone. >> good morning, terror in the spotlight. president obama after meeting with his top advisers in the white house situation room set it address the nation tonight about the battle against isis and keeping americans safe in the wake of san bernardino as the fbi launches a new raid at the home of the man who originally bought the assault rifles. suspect and her background and

iowa. a weak disturbance will lift northeast out of kansas and nebraska today and of the state. the majority of the snow looks to fall across northwest iowa with 1 to 2" from carroll to fort dodge. des moines will be right on the edge of seeing a few snowflakes as well as some light rain showers. highs will reach 37 in des moines. the weather will quiet down this evening for christmas eve services. a few flurries may remain but otherwise, dry weather. temperatures will drop to lows in the upper 20s. christmas day will be quiet and pleasant in central iowa. skies will be partly sunny and temperatures will reach 40. more clouds and rain are expected on sunday with colder air arriving for the work week and highs back in the 30s. we're watching for the potential for some snow monday- coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's agribusiness report. and a little later...plenty of gift cards will be given out this holiday season. what people plan to do with those. and, it was a scary flight for what the pilot had to do to make earlier in the year there was an attempt to ch

the stronghere is additional forecast northeast towards iowa. rain has been ongoing throughout the overnight with some locations through flooded roads. turn around, don't drown! rain will continue throughout the day. an additional one to over two inches of rain is possible. minor flooding will continue to be possible in low lying areas, stream and river basins. locations in the 60s. temperatures won't warm much today but still holding steady in the 50s to 60s. rain will continue tonight with an additional half inch to one and tonight into the 50s and upper 40s. winds will pick up monday as the rain ends from a south to north direction. likely be reached early monday and gra >> that's your latest forecast. >>> up next, our sunday stories. knowledge is star power, in a new series of online classes. >>> plus, a new way of life within reach for 12 children born without limbs. >>> and harry is here with a very special story involving a special talent of his own. that's all ahead after these messages. [elf] here's one of our best elves, hard at work..

terms of iowa, there is a building arial culture that swipes through that believe section of northeast iowa. you get a bulge of the yankee that starts at dubuque and moves north. loose threaten it, and calvinist, ordered freedom and liberty kind of our approach to thing. flow into theer northeastern part of iowa which is why i categorize it that way. off people,bouncing what you see in the early history of violent, there was an effort to make the new territory of iowa yankee. -- in the early history of iowa there was an effort to make the yankee.itory of iowa i would be curious to see what some from their think of it, if any of you are here. it is good to get crowdsourcing from individualized places. >> my question is, you mentioned in the modern times people are becoming more ideological condensed, perhaps is the word. there are homogenous effects. do you think this sort of condensing can cause something thererecently in texas have been more and more movements to separate texas in a old civil war secession manner? >> governor perry was talking seceding at some point. that feeds into the ze

we are checking light rain across southeast iowa, from des moines toward ankeny. this is all tracking to the northeast. over toward iowa city over the next hour to two hours. dry conditions moving into winterset. keep the umbrella's handy if you're getting an early start. temperatures are starting out clout should start to break by late this afternoon. temps will be a lot cooler than yesterday with highs only near 40. yesterday, we had a gorgeous 54 in des moines. this is right along the cold front that is moving across the state. a lot of clouds still extend out to nebraska. clouds break their across kansas. we have clouds maybe late in the day. the week ahead is looking pretty active here's the first cold front will be moving out. high pressure builds in leaving behind a very quiet tuesday. wednesday, we will need the umbrella's again. even by thursday morning, there could be a few snow flurries in the cast as another cold front begins to move in from the west. tomorrow is looking nice and quiet. temperatures start to warm back up to again -- back up again. turns quite again. great news for travel p

this is all tracking off to th northeast through iowa with a quick moving system. by lunchtimm, the snow willbe ending but this will impact the morning commute. as far as road conditions go, the roads are becoming partially to fully snow covered where the snow is falling. this is also creating araras of reduced v vsibility across the state of iowa. so use caution as you head out for your wednesday morning commute. why threat tracker is in the yellow. tomorrow, we'llllsee a little bit more sunshine with partly cloudy skies, but it will be cold. these cold conditions will continue into the day on friday. as far as the snowfall totals, they will be light. most areas will see less than an inch of snow, with isolated areas getting an inch, maybe an inch and a half with the moderate bursts of storm track 7 l if you want to bundle great tv with high-speed inxernet, then call centurylink at... ask for the directv entertainment package, bundled with centurylink internet. you get all the channels you love, plus hbo, starz, swtime, and cinemax at n nextra cost for the first t

northeast at 5-10 mph. a low pressure system and front will be tracking through iowa today. a few showers are possible this afternoon but the main event will be after sunset. another low pressure system will be tracking northeast into the state sunday. showers and a few storms are likely tonight. rain wiwil continue throughout the day sunday and into monday. rain totals are expected to range some locations may see more if storms develop. if you live in an area prone to flooding, be alert on current river levels. if storms develop. if you live in an area prone to flooding, be alert on current river levels. a 20-year-old is convicted of murdering a 97- year-old man and injuring his wife. a polk county judge finding this man - guilty of first degree murder in the 20-14 death of rupert anderson.... rob him and his 94- year-old wife,-- spatula... his sentencing dat is set for january fourth... police arrest a man accused of stabbing someone in a parking lot... 34-year-old times tside the university avenue studios following a fight early thursday morning... witnesses say the victim

northeast worker from (morris) , iowa has been arrested for child endangerment according to the sioux county 32 year old dianna winder came under investiation after authorities of suspicious injuries to a 15 month old child..that was left in her care at. winder who runs care...was serious assault and child endangerment causing bodily injury. a fire yesterday county, nebraska left a family with a devestating lossover the holidays. according to the dixon county fire crews from dixon, concord, allen, laurel and wakefield all fire sunday officials say the home...that was once the old methodisth church in dixon....was completely destroyed. the owners , francis eltman and cassandra ford, managed to escape the fire without any injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation...and the red cross is assiting the family. if you would like to help the family ... visit our website siouxland matters dot com. we'll have a link to the red cross home page. deborah: speaking of the red cross, it's been a busy year for the non profit organization. according the iowa red cross. to more than