the daily oelwein register is reporting this is an oelwein reserve officer --with his pants down pointing a gun at a hillary clinton sign. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh has more. "i spoke with people on both speech, while others say it's just taking it too far." the talk of the town in oelwein? this picture. surfacing on social media-shows a man with his pants pulled down- pointing a gun at a clinton-kaine poster. the oelwein daily register reporting the man in this photo is oelwein reserve officer jay perkins. the town of oelwein- split on how they feel. kind of funny. but i also think, if i would've done it, i would've been arrested for it. and probably charged as a sex offender because of the knew him as a jokester back in high school are defending him. chris baker "i don't know, everyone has a right to an opinion. just expressing his opinion on how he feels about somebody." vickie wendel "he is a public official. he shouldn't be doing stuff like that. and actually a normal person shouldn't be doing stuff like that either." his name and picture still listed on the oelwein departments websit

the oelwein dly this picture is oelwein reserve officer jay perkins. his pants are down and he's pointing a gun to this clinton kaine poster. all with a smile. but not everyone is town is smiling. vickie wendel "he is a public official. he shouldn't be doing stuff like that. and actually a normal person shouldn't be doing stuff like that either." others in town laughed it off. his name and picture are still listed on the oelwein police live "now i did reach out to the oelwein police department they can neither confirm or deny that this is one of our officers. we reached out to the mayor and the police chief-both on multiple ocassions but have not heard back. a is once again calling iowa home but as the new head coach for the cedar rapids titans marvin mcnutt, who played for three seasons in the nfl, is taking over the arena football team. he hopes that his experiences both in college and professionally will help players in pursuing their own dreams. "their goal is to get to that next level to get back into the rankings to play in the next to put a lot

the oelwein daily register reporting the man in this photo is oelwein reserve officer jay perkins. the town of oelwein- split on how they feel.

oelwein police arrested eschen back on march 28th. a judge granted him pretrial release disappeared-- july 11th. police did not say what sparked the sexual abuse charges. there are more questions than answers, two days after a train jumped the tracks in new jersey. it slammed into a train station. we look at what's slowing down the investigation. stay with t-v nine. investigators have yet to get jersey train crash. the issue? data recorders and forward facing cameras are tracks and slammed into the station on thursday. investigators have to wait until o-s-h-a determines it's safe to dig through debris. the worry is over asbestos. the morning commute crash killed a woman and injured more than 100 others. the data recorders will help determine whether any mechanical problems caused the crash. federal investigators already found there were no issues with the signals at the station. officials plan to interview with the engineer and two conductors. "t. bella dinh-zarr / vice chair, ntsb - "our objective is as always to not just find out wh

as we go to oelwein and waterloo where cloud coverage is moving out. look at the changing temperatures. they are in the lower 50s. highs today in this 70s. 70 in davenport. satellite and radar we see some cloud coverage from des moines back to decorah. that is a lot a cold front that will continue to move off the east as the day goes on. behind it gusty north and west winds. those will bring us cooler temperatures over the next few days. dichter says let's move that we should have sunny skies. we should have clear skies this evening. tomorrow we do bring in partly cloudy skies ahead of our next cold front that moves in on wednesday into thursday. two frontal boundaries when moving now and one moving was in a into thursday. that late-night wednesday to thursday could bring us some light rain as we head wednesday and thursday. today mostly sunny but not as warm. upper 60s and waterloo. 71 in iowa city and 73 in washington. upper 60s around the dubuque area. your forecast tonight mostly clear, calm and comfortable. north and west breeze 5 to 10. we will b

on the board 57 in oelwein and waterloo. 60 in iowa city. 58 in dubuque. 55 in decorah. state why temperatures 76 in mason city. will get to a high of 80 in ottumwa. you will notice a nice chunk of iowa is remaining clou is at our westar's to move i was way. it moves into central iowa late afternoon and we will see the rain and dealing with the drops as we head into the late evening and overnight. here's a predictor and we see the showers moving in among the hawkeye state as we watch this warm front come through. if that frontal boundary that keeps it mild force. clouds to the morning and midday. afternoon start to clear up. here comes the rain. i would say any time nine or 10:00 we will have scattered showers in the western part of our viewing area and becoming more widespread to the late evening and overnight. that rate will stay with us through nine or 10:00. in the late morning the clouds move out in a nice quiet afternoon for our wednesday but it is short-lived because by wednesday late night and through the overnight more clouds and showers expected as we head into

oelwein police arrested eschen back on march 28th. a judge granted him pretrial release with a g-p-s monitor, but eschen disap the sexual abuse charges. call on newsline nine th enext time you see news. the number is 319-365-9999. send us some pictures and video too. the email address-- newsroom at kcrg dot com. this morning, a category four hurricane is making its way toward jamaica and haiti. this is a live look at the satellite radar for hurricane matthew. it was a slightly weakened yesterday. it's still churning at about 150 miles per hour. in jamaica, people are preparing for the worst before matthew gets there. gas station lines were backed up onto the street yesterday as people tried to stock up before any potential flooding. lines were also backed in kingston grocery stores. store management is already having trouble keeping enough bread and water on the shelves. we'll have more on flood preparations in the caribbean, coming up in our next half hour. back in cedar rapids, flooding wedding party. the story of a happy couple, no

our present model shows from an inch to oelwein down to washington. these areas may not see that much rain but the potential is there with some of those stronger storms. we are in the mild southwesterly flow. this will last for another day or two. then we have a cold front coming into thursday and early friday. conditions as temperatures will be in the upper 50s to low 60s to close out the week. your forecast mostly cloudy tonight with light showers. readings will be in the low 60s areawide and tomorrow we will start off with clouds and maybe an isolated shower and mostly sunny i the afternoon. easy and temperatures will be in the midshipman to upper 70s and then we get into thursday looking at 75. looks like late thursday afternoon into friday sh we have nighttime lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s on friday and saturday. then a wartrend starts for monday and tuesday and 70 on tuesday. >> sometimes the best thing to do is get away from home. it's you versus the world. that's the hawkeyes message. coming up in sports is a good time for a road trip if

humidity 60%. 45 says oelwein 52 in monticello. here are the winds and they are strong out of the north drawing in the colder air gusting to 20. our temperatures on the board 48 mason city. 47 in des moines. 56 cedar rapids and 56 in des moines. we're cooler than we were yesterday. anywhere from 10 degrees to 20 degrees cooler tanks impart to our second cold fr and still seeing showers in southern iowa and the majority of our area stays dry. takes the -- the front moves away and the high pressure still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, tonight- the bears and packers battle it out for the 193rd time in their long rivalry. we'll show you why this time -the stakes couldn't be higher for either team. and green bay packers are preparing for >>> right now the backers in the bears -- the packers in the bears are preparing for the big matchup. they have been rival since 1921 and this is the 193rd time meeting on the field. jamie take this to a unique place the football fans stay at lambeau field. >>reporter: writing down shadow enthusiasm f

waterloo is 61 and 61 in oelwein. 76 for us today. it's a local in the northwest part of the state today. warmer weather is st. louis. look what's coming down the line . 40s and 50s and lower 60s back to the west behind the cold front. that frontal boundary moves through our forecast and drops our temperatures as we head through friday and saturday. we will be in the upper 50s to low 60s on friday. this warm front is still here and will -- we will be mild. as we head through the evening severe is expected. will keep the clouds and rain for thursday. even more showers for thursday night as you see them i predict there. that's when the heavy strength will be. we could end up with an inch of rain which is heavy for this time year. that rain stays with us but it does start to trail off as we head into friday morning. friday will start clearing breezier. low to midshipman 70s in the north and upper 70s to 80's in the afternoon in the south. our forecast ranges from 53 in the north to 60 in the south. we will be partly cloudy skies with the

oelwein police helped with the united states marshals. the remains of a former slave buried in eastern iowa -- honored with a monument. he was involved in the state's first supreme court case. kwwl's shirley descorbeth reports. here in an unmarked plot at linwood cemetery...lies nearly 150-years following his death...he's getting a gravestone. "he had the courage to leave mines of dubuque." community members honoring his legacy. "ralph montgomery was the subject of the very first iowa montogomery originally born with the name rafe nelson...came to work in dubuque's lead mines. he left missouri...agreeing to pay his slave master 550-dollars plus interest to be free. but after five years...he still couldn't afford to pay off the debt. he was then considered a fugitive...even bounty hunters were sent after him. montgomery showed courage and sued for his iowa 177 years ago it was showing race relations at it's finest." also justice. in their first case in 18- he died nearly thirty years later. "at first ralph montgomery was buried here, the l

iowa officers getting a very nice surprise today cards were sent to the iowa state patrol office in oelwein today the cards, but the envelopes are postmarked from dubuque the wife of a leiutenant for the patrol says the troopers really appreciated them storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has a final look at your forecast. thanks for watching the kwwl >>> breaking news tonight, life-threatening danger here on the florida coast. llminsio are bracing for disaster. a category 4 monster closing in. >> this storm will kill you. time is running out. >> late today, urging pleas for residents leave, get out, evacuate befe it's too late. tonight forecasters warning of widespread devastation. an unprecedented system threatening to wreak havoc for 60 straight hours up the eastern seaboard. states of emergency and mass evacuations all the way to the carolinas. tonight we're with families who are ignoring warnings to evacuate, with those who have fled. our team is in place. we have extensive coverage.

looking at the temperatures, it is 52 in dubuque and 54 in oelwein and decorah . monticello looking at 55. overall, temperatures are cool out there and about what you'd expect this time of year. they are chillier than this in the 70s. here's a look at the radar and there is no rain around eastern iowa. that will change as the storm system gets organized in moves in and the next 24 hours. september was heavy with rain and it has been a lean october. in dubuque and cedar rapids, both cities are 1/2 inch below normal for october rain. below what you would typically expect to see a list -- see at this point in the month. it has been pretty dry here since september. this will bring rain back to the area in the next 24 hours. just look at that powerful storm. that will act as a pump to move the pressure into our area. the rain will get underway tomorrow, especially tomorrow night. looking at the predictor, we go to tomorrow night and we will see the clouds they are getting thicker by the hour. in the meantime, it is overcast and the temperatures are nice and cool. betwe

there's like rain in charles city into the cora and oelwein. this is what our predictor says as it moves through the and some thunder. by the time we get to 7:00 the push off east into illinois and wisconsin. by cannon m we are back into sunshine with temperatures in the middle 70s. showers late tonight into tomorrow morning. will dry out tomorrow afternoon and more rain expected thursday into friday and that is a big weekend cool down. temperatures will be much cooler than it being. here's the front as it continues to push east into the overnight hours into the morning. then we tried out tomorrow afternoon and then this front will turn into a warm front and lift to the north. additional showers are expected. we will get a break on thursday afternoon and the low pressure will push to the northeast iowa into wisconsin thursday we may have three quarters of an inch to an inch down to the south. it depends with a stronger storms set up an where that boundary sets up that will determine who gets the heavy rains. not anticipating any flooding. tempe

get to northeastern iowa, you can see the precipitation is in wisconsin and off to the west from oelwein back to waterloo. then to the southwest you can there is more out here around the tama area and two aims. this will expand -- and into aims iowa -- ames, iowa. there will be more around tonight and tomorrow morning. the storm system is getting organized here in nebraska and that is scooping up moisture and throwing it into the cooler air over northeastern iowa. that has clouds. we expect a line of showers cut through the heart of the viewing area. by 11:00 that will lift north easton you can see we get a break here at 1:00 in the morning except in the far north and northeast. and thunderstorms is expected and some of these will produce locally heavy rain as well. i think the rain will taper off quickly by midmorning hours tomorrow. you can see on the model that if you get into the northern counties, especially from highway 20 to the north, the rain totals are from 1 1/2-2 inches. in the southern counties, the rain amounts will be half inch to three quarters of an inch. a higher rain a

decar rapids, 51 degrees with clouds on the board. 52 in oelwein. winds 15 miles an hour. we'll still get close to normal for temps today. satellite and radar and a would quit of -- wee bit of rain. a chance of showers this afternoon and into the evening with periods of heavy rain. 50s at 9:00. i will tame out the rain for you and let you know how much could be in the rain gauge by tomorrow afternoon coming up in right now - officials across the great plains are searching for this man -- 38-year-old michael vance. recently released from an oklahoma jail - he is suspected of shooting and killing his aunt and uncle and injuring four others - including police officers - while on the run. authorities put out a wanted flyer describing vance - but it also contains a disturbing sentence. he has quote "a medical coit to spread disease."the medical condition was not specified but an oklahoma sheriff's public information officer says it's "a communicable disease that can be transmitted by blood."vance is believed to be carrying an a- k-47 and driving a silver 2007 mitsubishi eclipse

temperatures look like this. 55 around decorah and 57 from charles city and old wine up to monticello -- and oelwein to monticello. as is usually the case, here is the radar and nothing is showing up in eastern iowa. it will change tomorrow as the system gets organized to the northwest of us. so far this month has been lean on rain which is good news because we had a lot in september. at this point in the month, dubuque and cedar rapids are 1/2 inch below normal. iowa city is 1 inch below normal. waterloo is 1.51 inches below what is typical of rainfall around waterloo. it would not hurt have some rainfall. it looks like we will get it as this storm the northwestern united states. take a look at that very impressive low pressure which will pump moisture into the midwest. as the system forms and tracks across iowa, that will bring rain to us. we will take you to the predictor and at 7:00 this evening, the skies are mostly clear and we are starting to see high clouds to the west. at midnight, the wave increases a little bit and the clouds will thicken as we go through the nighttime hours. expected. he

.>>> oelwein is 64 and iowa city is 66. when out of east/sixth -- east south miles per hour. a clouds of work their way in and are engulfing most of the area. we will keep the clouds around for much of the night tonight. tomorrow we will see sunshine and will be a mild day with temperatures above normal. we get that tuesday night and into thursday with showers and thunderstorms. front moves through thursday night and into friday. here is the nick system getting going over the rocky mountains and it will move to the northern plains later tonight and into tomorrow. here's what the predictor model has. it slowly moves to canada and the cold front will push to our area. it looks like late tomorrow night and into the early morning hours on wednesday. you can see it to a clock a.m. that showers and thunderstorms will be developing. this front will stall and hang around the area late wednesday night and into thursday and it will be the focus again of showers and thunderstorms. it could put down heavy rain. the three quarters of an inch up north to maybe an inch or an inch and a half

oelwein police helped with the united states marshals. in the race for the white house -- hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today -- but keeps her focus on donald trump's feud with a former miss universe. donald trump's social media playbook. the hillary clinton twitter account started tweeting at 3:20 am saturday. slamming "haters" who describe america as hopeless and broken. a swipe at donald trump. and his twitter tirade friday. about clinton, anonymous sources, and former miss universe alicia machado. "i mean, his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for chief." trump is hitting back. taking aim at former president bill clinton's marriage infidelity. and making it a campaign issue. calling hillary clinton an "enabler" in a new york times interview. campaign surrogates (partially covered) "if she's trying to act as if she's somehow a champion for women, she doesn't have a leg to stand on." but will the attack ugly divorce from his first wife ivana amidst accusations of infidelity. supporters in pennsylvania seem split: "i

the city is at 45 degrees. 52 in waterloo and oelwein. we will start to feel the cool air coming in. on the leading edge of the front there are showers showing up from extreme southeastern iowa up toward chicago. stay dry through monday of next week. we have been in a dry pattern for the past week and look like it will be around for several more days. on our satellite there are showers in the southeast but the clouds that were around eastern iowa are showing some signs of breaking up. in the northern counties it will clear and temperatures will be in the 30s by tomorrow morning. here is our predictor. as we go through the night, can see the clouds at midnight are starting to move out of the north. we still have scattered around the rest of the region. by 6:00 in the morning it will have advanced to waterloo. as we go through the morning hours the rest of the clouds moved to the southeast and by afternoon everybody gets into some sunshine. it will be deceiving because the temperatures will be down 10 to 15 degrees from what we saw today. y

it's at 37 in oelwein and tama. as we head through the said here we have cleared in cedar rapids. we are at 40. as you can see the clouds are starting to break up and push off to the east. with clear skies and light winds temperatures will fall. by tomorrow morning many of us should be in the range of the upper 30s. freeze warning is in effect for flowers that you want around tomorrow morning it would be a good idea to cover them up or bring them inside as frost is expected to be widespread around eastern iowa. the good news is after a cold start we will have plenty of sunshine. should be a nice day. temperatures will be at 55 degrees. a bit warm up comes this weekend and we have more on that coming up. >> new developments tonight another new video from donald trump's past is coming back to haunt him. >> entertainment tonight on video in 1992 talking off- camera to a group of ,10. the republican nominee can be heard saying he would be dating one of them in 10 years. the video was shot in the lobby of trump tower in new york for a christmas story. so far there have been no official

independence teen - has been located.the independence police department say james beebe was hiding out in oelwein - and refusing to go home.police had asked for the public's help in finding him. recent statistics show iowa students are doing better in science - but we have a long tuesday on cbs 2 this morning - school districts are now revealing their student achievement numbers. the des moines register reports - iowa middle school students are making strides - but many still struggle. in iowa - only 38-percent of middle school students meet proficient levels. however - there is some good news - state-wide - the achievement gap between black and white students is shrinking. -- after a loss to wisconsin -- at a cross roads of sorts -- so a bye week, probably couldn't have come at a better time for the iowa hawkeyes...a big focus during this two week reprieve: improving the iowa passing game, where the stats have taken a nose dive -- even with c.j. beathard at the helm. offensive coordinator greg davis said today how he feels bad for c.j. -- because much of it is out of his contro. control..."you g

we've got you covered in janesville, oelwein, robins and all of eastern iowa time now is xxx. if you didn't expect to see an applebee's usda choice top sirloin searing to smoky oak perfection on a new wood-fired grill... ...just wait until you see the price. wood-fired steak with two sides for just $9.99. now for a limited time. a top choice for your wallet. applebee's new hand-cut, wood fired grilled steak. now only $9.99 for a limited time. only at applebee's. bigger stories this morning. haiti is bracing for flash floods and violent winds from hurrican matthew. it's expected to pass east of jaimaca and into haiti today or early tomorrow. jamiaca is alreadyl flash flooding. today, the red cross will open community rescource centers to help those affected by flooding over the past few weeks in cedar falls, and later this week in waverly. and bridges in downtown cedar rapids are back open this morning -- following a week of being shut down because of flooding. a live look at i-380 now. as you can see some interstate exits to downtown are still a fan dressed in a gorilla suit r

oelwein police helped with the investigation -- along with the iowa is receiving money to test and track kits used to investigate sexual assaults. the department of justice iowa's department of justice receiving one million -- after getting two million dollars in 20-15. many of these cases have been held up in iowa because there are so many untested kits. the remains of a former slave buried in eastern iowa -- honored with a monument this weekend. he was involved in the state's first supreme court case. kwwl's shirley descorbeth reports. here in an unmarked plot at linwood cemetery...lies man who was a slave. "he had the courage to leave the shackles of slavery, seek members honoring his legacy. "ralph montgomery was the subject of the very first iowa supreme court case." montogomery originally born with the name rafe nelson...came to work in dubuque's lead mines. he left missouri...agreeing to pay his slave master 550-dollars plus interest to be free. but after five years...he iowa 177 years ago it was showing race relations at it's finest." also justice. buried here, the land now known

someone sent these cards to the iowa state patrol office in oelwein. the envelopes are postmarked from dubuque the wife of a leiutenant says the troopers really appreciated meteorologist eileen loan is back with another check of your storm track seven forecast. becoming mostly sunny today but breezy and cooler with afternoon highs in the 50s. chilly tonight through midweek. it's it's not just humans impacted by hurricane matthew. pets move states away to avoid the storms. plus... a new life in one city's downtown. progress being shown off. more on that in our next half so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig the system to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should. the deals blum makes in washington are bad for iowa. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. in iowa." now on today i

someone sent these cards to the iowa state patrol office in oelwein. the envelopes are postmarked from dubuque the wife of a leiutenant says the troopers really appreciated them. tonight -- the chicago cubs start their playoff run. it's been 108 years sinct break the curse. october 1945. a fan tries to bring his pet goat murphy into wrigley field during a world series game. the goat was denied entrance and the cubs lost that series and have not won one since now there's a brand new murphy -- and some fans hoping this guy i came over here to see it, soembody told me it was here. it's fun." the cubs take on the giants tonight. its coming up on today in iowa... plus -- the home of the greatest goes up for sale. and -- most spectacular thing i've ever done a young boy who's going through a lot... gets to have his big wish come true. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office. working the farm, meeting io

it's already down to 39 in charles city and oelwein. team i has 38. then you get into the clouds and the temperatures are about 4 to 7 degrees warmer. once the clouds go away you lose your blanket and the temperatures will start falling across the rest of the region. you can see the clearing is advancing eastern iowa has cleared to the north and west. that's where the temperatures are dipping into the 30s. it looks like it will be this part of our viewing area that sees the coldest temperatures tonight. there could be a few upper 20s but in general it will be around 30. the only area that is not in the freeze warning is in portions of cedar and washington counties. they do have frost expected. would be good idea to cover them up or bring them inside us temperatures could be added -- at or below freezing. here's a high pressure that's brought the cold air and it's working it's way to the south east and bringing drier air into the midwest. if the dry air that will get rid of the clouds tonight. as we go through the night you can see the high pressure wo

oelwein police helped with the investigation -- along with the u.s. marshals. iowa is receiving money to test and track kits used to investigate sexual assaults. iowa's department of justice receiving one million dollars. ny been held up because of so many untested kits. this weekend..the remains of a former slave -- are honored with a monument. this man was involved in the state's first supreme court case. kwwl's shirley descorbeth plot at linwood cemetery...lies the remains of ralph following his death...he's getting a gravestone. "he had the courage to leave mines of dubuque." community members honoring his legacy. "ralph montgomery was the montogomery originally born with the name rafe missouri...agreeing to pay his slave master 550-dollars plus interest to be free. but after five years...he still couldn't afford to pay off a fugitive...even bounty hunters were sent after him. montgomered "dubuque, iowa...in dubuque iowa 177 years ago it was showing race relations at it's finest." also justice. in their first case in 18- he died nearly thirty years later. "

it's down to 39 in cedar rapids. 37 is in waterline and oelwein. tomorrow to break it down after a frosty night we will have a nice sunny day. temperatures will be five 5 lots of sunshine. >> cbs 2 news 10 attend continues now with more of that corridor top stores. right now friends of cedar lake st. they hope they are writing the final miles to reach a eight million-dollar dream. the group wants boardwalks, boat docks and natural playgrounds to make cedar lake a destination location. tonight members found out it will be money well spent. matt hammill was at that meeting and joins us live with the de >> reporter: you think about the cities that thrive on having a lake in the heart of town. in minneapolis, medicine in chicago. for cedar lake location could mean a big payoff. >> many bike riders and dog walkers love the trails and views in cedar lake. >> looking at it every day i think there's a huge potential for. great it could be including those who built on its shores @wagon delhi. >> i think paddle boarding and kayaking and canoeing and maybe ev