eight years ago, a wind farm was built in osceola a unty, iowa. since then, the revenue from the turbines has meant millions of dollars for the county. these funds are usually dispersed throughout the county. but, the town of harris, iowa, needs a new sewer system. this morning, the osceola county supervisors agreed to designate two-million dollars in tax increment financing to the project. ktiv's tommie clclk attended the public hearing where she spoke with both taxpayers, and officials, about the issue. according to the mayor, the town of harris, iowa's sewer system is in need of repairs and the town needs to fix the issue by 2017. "we could have just put a band-aid on this problem, but the dnr is at the point now to where they'll start fining us and you know we have 170 people in our city so we don't have the budget, we don't have e e debt-ceiling like bigger cities do to take on something like this," said harris mayor, greg spaethe. the plan involves re- aligning all sewer lines in the town this spring, and the second phase will be reconstruct

and a tiff, over funds in osceola county. supervisors agreed to pay 2 million dollars in tax money for a sewer project, but some taxpayers oppose the move. plus, after she lost a daughter and was seriously hurt in the pilger tornado last summer, kandi murphree returns to the hospital to thank the staff that cared for her. and growth in the town that was leveled by thehetorm. crews broke ground o oa new chsrch that's coming to the village. we'll have the details next. but first ben is on the outdoor weather patio. a beautiful day yesterday, but things are cooling down. << wx timer @ : : quite a fewewlouds and a few showers off to our south and west might contribute to a few morning sprinkles today, but other than that conditions should remain dry. temperatures though will be quite a bit cooler with highs falling short of 70 degrees with some sunshine returning this vice president joe biden's sounding like a presidential candidate... while hillary clinton prepares to take the hot seat on capitol hill. tracie potts is in washing

a lot more than is on the surface," said chairman of osceola county board of supervisors, merlin sandersfeld. but, many taxpayers voiced their concern with the decision. since the money will go to harris, officials say the other county projects and school funding will come from taxpayers pockets. "we did not want special interests to take ahold of this and we want taxes to go to the county and to the schools where it can be divided out where everyone benefits from this wind farm," said said osceola county landowner and farmer, al brueggeman. "this is huge. this is our economic development. this is bringing taxes into the county. so far we have 5 of the 6 years on the tax roll and that represent $1.5 million dollars in the county budgets, yet they still are not satisfied. they want to divert this money away from the taxing entities for special interests and we feel that wrong," said osceola county landowner, judy brueggeman. s/me landowners say they feel those dollars should help everyone g tax relief, not just one town. but the mayor says he wants to see harris grow and this tif money will h

eight years ago, a wind farm was built in osceola county, iowa. since then, the revenue from the turbines has meant millions of dollars for the county. these funds are usually dispersed throughout the county. but, the town of harris, iowa, needs a new sewer system. this morning, the osceola county supervisors agreed to designate two-million dollars in tax increment financing to the project. ktiv's tommie clark attended the public hearing where she spoke with both taxpayers, and officials, about the issue. << according to the mayor, the town of harris, iowa's sewer system is in need of repairirand the town needs to fix the issue by 2017. "we could have just put a band-aid on this problem, but the dnr is at the point now to where they'll start fining us and you know we have 170 people in our city so we don't have the budget, we don't have the debt-ceiling like bigger cities do to take on something like this," said harris mayor, greg spaethe. the plan involves re- aligning all sewer lines in the town this spring, and the second phase will be reconstr

osmond is the nine seed headed to osceola. we could see a randolph emerson hubbard matchup in the second round but that would take an epic comeback by the pirates.ananon the other half of d2 lyons decatur will have an upset mindset against lawrence nelson. we'll be palmer tonight at 10. 3 the sales folks in charge of knowing our exact viewing area tell me 19 siouxland team advanced in the in the iowa high school ayoffs last nighthtcongratulatioons to all our kids and the adults who support them. enjoy this moment. you can't do it for long though because it's a short week of preparation as the playoffs continue monday night! 3 here's the lineup for our sioxland teams they're all playing on monday. boyden hull rock valley visits 4th ranked webster city. sergeaea bluff luton hosts carroll. in class 2a central on george little rock heads to east sac county. estherville lincoln central heads to third ranked spirit lake.then in class 1a number 9 hinton heads to number 3 underwood. pocahontas area goes to number 8 western christian.r

luckily, it was found two days later on adams street in osceola. the key was missing so gerald sent a towing company to retrieve it. >> by the time they got there it was gone. mark: the next day the car was , spotted in leon, 20 minutes south in decatur county. and this time when the car was found there was a clue inside, a very obvious clue. the thief left his clothes and paperwork identifying him in the car. well we know how you think about thieves, what do you think about don't thieves? -- about dumb thieves? >> even worse, gerald served his -- >> even worse. mark: gerald served his country for 23 years a navy seal during the korean and vietnam wars specializing in underwater demolition and reconnassaince. is guard cats may have let him down the first time his car was stolen. but he can lower the risk of losing his car a third time by losing one simple, bad habit. he will be locking that door from now on. gerald says investigators told him they have a warrant out for the man they think may have stolen the car both times. the clarke county sherif

we have this in effect for south central osceola and northwestern o'brien counties until 7:15. and moving to the northeast at 20 miles per hour. that is doppler indicated and the other one that was on the ground seems to be losing intensity and we hope that to be the case anyy. if you are anywhere near the laraby and sutherland areas, take cover and treat this as a serious situation. he will check to see if there are any new reports and if there is anything new to >> never stop dreaming and hoping anddwanting to be better. >> and the stars remember their first time on "e.t." >> hot, sexy, pumping. >> i like the part where my mom falls. >> oh, my god. >> you have to see. this. >> it all starts next thursday on "entertainment tonight". >> did you see mary hart walking with michael jackson? >> so many moment officials the 35 years. all right, still ahead, what happens when i hit the tennis court with chelsea handler. >> and in our birthdays, which ryan failed drama class, ryan rnolds, ryan gossling or ryan filby? the answer is next in the "e.t." birthdays. ryan. welcome to subway,

for osceola county was approved earlier today by county supervisors. revenue from a 10-year-old wind farm in harris will now help to nance other economic development in the county for up to 20 years. "it's tough to have to make this big decision, you know? to have to the county step in and help with this big decision...i just want to see the county grow," said spaethe. this morning's public hearing left many unhappy as the board of supervisors unanimously voted to implement a tax increment financing to assist with financing the city's developmental needs. "as a board of supervisors and a member of the board, we have to look at a balanced approach to what the tax dollars that are generated can be used in the best way," sanders. although this plan will affect tax payers, property taxes and schools..... county officials believe their r decision is for r e betterernt of the townwn. a group in the rris area doesn't quite think so because this is the first that they're hearing about the issues. "i would think that if you've got respect and integrity you'd ha

it was one year ago today that the farm and home store in osceola burned to the ground. kevin: kcci's mark tauscheck traveled to clarke county and explains how this store and its employees are about to make a big comeback. mark: the owners of the osceola farm and home hope to open in 3 weeks, leaving them in the unusual position of setting up a store while they're still building it. >> pretty much right by second gondola. mark: brothers jeff and patrick edwards are on the verge of re-opening. their new store will be roughly twice the size of the old farm and home. >> the building is about 36,000 square feet. >> it was like an animal that crawled through the place over the course of 8 hours and just ate everything in its path. there wasn't a paper clip left inside the building. mark: no trace of the original store that sold a little of everything remains. but jeff edwards says he and his brother decided to rebuild almost immediately. >> our father spent years building up the business and we just didn't feel like we could walk away from this market, cashing a check and wal

kevin: recovery in osceola tonight at the osceola farm home as they get ready to open a brand new store. the original store burned down a year ago today. the new store will be twice as big as the first one. owners are setting up the store and building it at the same time in order to be open by black friday. they say they never considered closing down the store. >> our father spent years building up the business and we just didn't feel like we could walk away from this market, cashing a check and walking away just wasn't an option for us. kevin: maybe the best part is the owners say 14 of the 18 , employees who were working at the time of the fire will be back at work when the new store opens. steve: stunning new images tonight from nasa. this is the messier 94 galaxy. it has a bright starburst ring around it where new stars are forming right now. that's also what gives the galaxy it's unusual shape. it's only about 16 million light-years away from earth. and, for a time, we had rain 16 million light-years away from us but not now. kurtis: we are in warp drive. 53 degrees, a beautiful ni

osmond falls to osceola 72-42.randolph moves on over johnson brock. they'll face falls city sacred heart who beat emerson hubbard.lions decatur falls to lawrence nelson 38-22regional semifinal volleyball heelan up two sets to one on le mars trying to clcle out the bulldogs. 1) 21-15 crusaders but this is the perfect serve from sydney rand. just catches the net and falls in. 216 heelan. 2) it's 21-17 heelan when the bulldogs make a great effort keep the ball in play. but heelan's taylor ferguson is just like ... *no*. that makes its 22-17 and heelan was inching closer! 3) bulldogs not giving up. it's 23-17 now. rand is back to make the block on the heelan spike. 23-18. 4) match point for heelan now. le mars holding on. christa zenk with the throw down! 5) but overy next serve. ferguson with the set. and thdefense for perfect spiright 3 heel tthe match they mto face wdenison schleswig 3 winner faces akecenennitalr a trip raidekennedy franco with e textbookflick of the wrperfect placement tthough. theywere e etty bothe nice spi here.down 13) but the set

the osceola farm home store burned down a year ago monday. owners say they're building a new store now that will be twice as big as the first one. they also say despite the devastating fire, they never considered closing doors for good. if all goes as planned, they'll be back open just in time for the holidays. elizabeth: this morning, we are just a few days away from halloween. and starbucks is serving up a new frappuccino to get you in a spooky spirit. it's called the frappula, made with white chocolate sauce, milk, and ice, with raspberry syrup "blood" drizzled over top. the special halloween drink will only be available tomorrow eric: you said it the way i think it needs to be said. elizabeth: it has been almost five decades that we have enjoyed the shop. eric: it's a one stop shop for all of your halloween needs. kcci's alyx sacks joins us from the theatrical shop in valley junction. alyx, what are some of the popular costumes this year? alyx: superheroes always seems to be popular especially for kids. that man seems to come out on top.

"alot of it it aint worth nothing, when you dont have any its worth alot" from osceola, claire powell local 5 news we are iowa. " nikki top 5 plays is back and it was the final week of the regular season for high school football. jordan: that's right teams looking to peak at the right time and top plays look to be doing the same. up next we unveil the latest local 5 top 5 plays of the week! we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. as we head into the high school football playoffs, the level of competition is about to be revved up to a whole new level. this past week, the final week of the regular season gave us some great top play candidates! let's check out our top 5 plays of the week all made by local athletes. play number five... is like deja vu. last week hoover's jerry ziaty pulled off an amazing reversal of the field for a score. and he does it again here. against sioux city west, ziaty is stopping and starting on a dime eventually dives and gets into the endzone for 6! check this out again, the kid might be faster east-west than he is north- south. he goes

kevin: stacey, there was a car stolen recently near osceola, a nice car. apparently so nice, thieves stole it twice. but the owner is not someone a car thief or anyone el would want to mess with. mark tauscheck will have the full story at 6:00. marcus: a central iowa woman being treated for cancer comes home to find her house tracshed -- her house trashed and burglarized. emmy: a des moines family was shocked when the arl brought them an animal they thought they would never see again. andy: the iowa hawkeyes a right football poll this week -- are >> having an opportunity to prepare your own food, and not microwave something and not buy it from a store. from a health standpoint, it's critical. steve: anyone who is tried it knows that learning to cook is not an easy thing. but a new digital tool created right here in the metro is helping people of all abilities make some tasty meals. stacey: elizabeth klinge explains. elizabeth: when it comes to slicing and dicing, rebecca dawson has it down, but she admits -- >> >> well, i'm still new at this. elizabeth: ne

mark: a well-known family business in osceola is just a few weeks away from being able >> plus, we will go back to ames >> today, we had 43 original effort. many of them worked right here at willow run. steve: even if you don't know the name rosie the riveter, you will probably recognize her iconic poster with the words, "we can do it." just this past weekend women dressed as the iconic world war 2 era home-front heroine, rosie the riveter, attempted to break a guinness world record in michigan. kevin: organizers of the event at the willow run bomber plant said this was the largest gathering of people dressed as rosie the riveter. they almost doubled a record set in august. many women worked at this plant. the same group set the record back in 2014 but a group from california later broke it. steve: let's go to new york city hundreds of costumed dogs and their decked out orders came out this weekend for the tompkins square park dog parade. as you can see, the dogs were dressed up in all kinds of costumes including new york's now famous pizza rat as well as a few popular political figures

. >> a group of northwest iowa plans to sue osceola county over the distribution of tax revenue from wind turbines. they're unhappy that the board of supervisors has designated two-million dollars in tax increment financing money from the wind farm for repairs to the sewer system in the town of harris, population 170. wind farm revenue is usually dispersed throughout the county. opponents say the money should be going to school funding and other county projects. supervisor merlin sandersfeld says the harris project is in the best interest of the county as a whole. but landowner al brueggeman says doesn't want special interests to take ahold of the wind farm revenues. the opponents say they're preparing a lawsuit they plan to file within three weeks. woodbury county supervisors are again discussing the future of the prairie hills jail. last night, they looked at options to replace the aging facility, also known as the old county home off old highway 141 southeast of town. supervisor jeremy taylor estimates it would cost 1-point-2 million dollars to maintain the facility over the next

, who investigation into it law enforcement or elisa i found out that it is actually the with the osceola who explained notified of the situation, but removed from the process until needed. "after their investigation, if they felt some kind of criminal charges appropriate, then i probably will contact us then" says kevin wollmukh, elisa on cam we will bring you more on this jenna on cam iowa house have an open seat state rep. john kooiker (koy-ker) of boyden has announced that he will not seek re-election and will retire from when his term ends in january kooiker was year, in a special election following the death of longtime rep. dwayne kooiker said his still is, to help fill the gap left by the death of alons, and then pass the torch to the younger generation of leaders. tim: making his way hawkeye state this week. wednesday trump plans on stop in burlington iowa for a rally. burlington auditorium. at 6 oclock jenna: vermont senator was in oskaloosa this afternoon for a town hall meeting. it's the second day the democrat has hit the campaign trail in the hawkeye state... yesterday makin

portions of -- the heaviest rain right now is around osceola and new virginia. now raining in norwalk it has been raining on highway 34 this morning. all of this moving to the north, you can expect somemef that in the rain yet. temperatures have been cool especially comparably over the last few days. skycam so it just arrived. southeast at 10 miles per hour. afternoon now that the rain is off but look at our holding our temperature steady. right around 53-54 degrees. a lot of cloud cover has been hours. that was the first precursor. now the rain moving to the north from the south is what's left of hurricane patricia. a lot of rainfall around st. louis and indianapolis getting in on more rain. we look to the west, that is on the extreme west side, that is new and some higher elevations -- snow in higher elevations. we have remnants of patricia, they will continue to move off to the north combining with this low pressure system. then a cold front slides through behind that low and that will close down more into the next few days. high-pressure works in by the end

tim: osceola county supervisors unaimously approved a 20-year tax increment financing plan during a public hearing this morning that plan will take revenue from a wind turbine farm near harris, iowa to pay for a reconstructed road near highway 9 and a sewer lagoon. something that doesnt sit well with farmers who said they were promised tax relief. "as far as harris using all funding options, they haven't. the usda loan, they have not applied for it," says brueggeman. tim: this is the last year that county officials can pass a "tif" to divert those revenues. an estimated 3.5 million dollars will be used for reconstruction and updates are set to begin next spring. tim on cam rep. paul ryan said that he's willing to run for the house speakership, replacing rep. john boehner, if he garners the support of three key republican groups. the wisconsin republican has given the republican study committee, the freedom caucus and a moderate group until friday to voice their support. ryan, the chairman and means committee, had been pressured by members to consider a bid after house majority leader kevin

also in d- 2...osmond falls on the road, 72-42 to osceola and emerson hubbard drops their playoff opener to falls city sacred heart, 52-18. >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live". tonight -- harrison ford. from "scandal", katie lowes. ouou10th annual half-and-half halloween pageant. and "this week in unnecessary censorship." with cletotond the cletones. and now, do not be afraid, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice, thank you for watching. thank you for coming. may the force be with all of you. you know, we decided that for our halloween show this year, obviously we'd all dress up like "star wars" characters. somehow i wound up princess leia. which made more sense before i had the beard. but makes very little. i could have been princess leia in the slave bikini so count your blessings. should i not be pointing this gun at people? don't worry, it's fake. let's go around and we'll go through everybody's costumes. first of all, to my right, my trumsed security guard guillermo. [ cheers an

luckily, it was found two days later on adams street in osceola. the key was missing, so gerald sent a towing company to retrieve it. >> and by the time they got there, it was gone, again, again. mark: the next day, the car was spotted in leon 20 minutes south in decatur county. and this time when the car was found, there was a clue inside, a very obvious clue. identifying him in the car. well, we know how you think about thieves. what do you think about dumb thieves? >> oh, even worse. mark: gerald served his country for 23 years a navy seal during the korean and vietnam wars, specializing in underwater demolition and reconnassaince. >> most of the time our job was to get in and get out and nobody ever knew we were there. mark: gerald's guard cats may have let him down the first time his car was stolen. >> you couldn't make up a story like this. mark: but he can lower the risk of losing his car a third time by losing one simple, bad habit. eric: gerald says investigators told him they have a warrant out for the man they think may have stolen the c

republican rally there, sponsored by the folks from cherokok, osceola, sioux county, tickets are just --,$20. >>> at's going to dot more week's list. before we say good-bye a reminder that the goal of this week in siouxland is not only to bring news makers to the table but also to spark a discussion on the issues important to you. platforms and makeure you watch today!s show or online. go to siouxmatters.com and find each episode listed right there. thanks for being with us. we hope you can join us again for this week in siouxlala. captioning provided by captionon solutions, llc www.captionsolutions.com (music) >>sabrina: it's a no-go for joe. what it means for the iowans who pledged their loyalty to him. then we talk to gop candidate bobby jindal. he's looking to jumpstart his campaign. >>amanda: plus we'll hear from senator jojo ernst about her thoughts on the republican field and show you why donald trump won't be driving across iowa in his campaign any time soon. thanks for joining us on this week in iowa. i'm amanda krenz. >>sabrina: and i'm sabrina ahmed. the biggest democratic

osceola (oh- see'- oh- luh)... plymouth.. and sioux county republican parties. that gathering will start at 5:45 at the bultman center on the campus of northwestern collegeg 3 3 speaking of elections... the woododry county auditor is trying to get people to vote early before tuesday's municipal elections.auditor pat gill says his office will have halloween treats for people who come in to the courthouse saturday to vote in that election. so far... 2- thousand people have requested absentee ballots for the election, and 14- hundred of them have already been returned. if you plan to wait until tuesday to vote in sioux city... remember, the *only* place you will be able to cast your ballot is the long lines family rec center next to the tyson events center sioux city. 3 iowa's junior u- s senator is continuing efforts to block a controversial new rule from the e- p- a.senator joni ernst's bill to block the "waters of the united states" rule from takiki effect will now be considered by the full senate.ernst introduced the bill last month. according to her the rule w

jenna: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight, im jenna rehnstrom m and im tim seaman osceola county supervisors are moving ahead with a controversial taxing plan. it impact farmers near harris, iowa... who several years ago allowed wind county step in and help with this big decision...i just want and this is the last year that a tif can be passed south dakota that it will no longer be allowed to offer eb-5 visas to foreign citizens. the program allowed for foreigners to gain visas into the as an accessory in the death of her 2-month old son....has plead guilty. just a few hours ago... abc 9's deborah souverain attended the hearing today in woodbury county court. she joins us now with more. deborah jenna rebekah williams-mccarthy accepted a plea deal that cut her possible sentence down..to more than half. she now faces up 25 years in prison...that's down from a possible sentence of up to 85 years. "these sentences will be served consecutive because of the separate and serious nature of each event and they each involved a different one of your children," said duane hoffmeyer ch

osmond falls to osceola 72- 42.randolph moves on over johnson brock. they'll face falls city sacred heart who beat emerson hubbard.lions decatur falls to lawrence nelson 38-22. 3 regional semifinal volleyball heelan up two sets to one on le mars trying to close out the bulldogs. 1) 21-15 crusaders but this is the e perfect serve from sydney rand. juju catches s e net and falls in. 21-16 heelan. 2) it's 21-17 heelan when the bulldogs make a great effort to keep play. but heelan's taylor ferguson is just like ... *no*. that makes its 22-17 and heelan was inching closer! 3) bulldogs not giving up. it's 23-17 now. rand is back to make the block on the heelan spike. 23-18. 4) match point for heelan now. le mars holding on. christa zenk with the throw down! 5) but off the very next serve. ferguson with the set. and there is just no defense for that. the perfect spike right on the edge of the e courur heelan takes the match 3-1. they move on to face the winner of denison carroll. 3 east hosting north. the winner faces ankenny centenital for a trip to state. 1

thundershowers blossoming near osceola toward bedford. it is lifting to the northeast so we are expecting it to hold together and arrived in central iowa by mid-to-late morning. tracked him forecast will be soggy across the southwest but it should stay out of the metro by 8:00 a.m.. highs today near 72. rain will move out giving way to a nice afternoon that returning by friday, ending up with a cooler weekend. shaina: you are waking up to a new story overnight. a des moines police officer was taken to the hospital earlier this morning after he crashed his car during a police pursuit. the crash happened north of copper creek golf course in pleasant hill. officers were pursuing a motorcycle driver when he lost control and crashed, and so did one of the officers. the officer was taken to the hospital as a precaution. the motorcycle driver not injured, he was arrested. we are learning of a deadly cedar rapids. police say they stopped the vehicle as part of a narcotics investigation when one suspect ran away and shot at officers. police fired

the osceola county sheriff explained they were notified of the situation..... but are removed d from the process until needed. fter their inveigation, if they would've been appropriate, then i assume that the probably will contact us then" says kevin wollmukh, chief deputy. jessica rae: we will bring you more on this story as it continues to develop. " jessica rae: when we come back... i'll get you caught up on the race to the white house... including the latest on whether vice president joe biden will enter the race. that story and more... are right after the break. scott: " " scott:here's a check of the stormcast hd where a weak boundary is going to as a focal point for the development of a handful of warm today with degrees, but big tomorrow when highs will be sliced down by 10 degrees. system lifts out of the south and really good shot at measurableprecipitation in about a month. that will affect us thursday night and at least through the first half of friday. today, we're expecting a high temperature of 77 with partly cloudy skies and a few sprinkles. your

jessica rae: osceola county supervisors u- naimously approved a 20-year tax increment financing plan. that plan will take revenue from a wind turbine farm near harris, iowa to pay for a reconstructed road near highway 9 and a sewer lagoon. something that doesnt sit well with farmers who said they were promised tax relief. "as a board of supervisor we have to look at a blanced appoaced at the tax dollars that are generated being used in the best way jessica rae: this is the last year county officials can pass a "tif" to divert those revenues. an estimated 3- point-5 million dollars will be used for reconstruction and updates are set to begin next spring. jessica rae: a federal agency has given notice to the state of south dakota it will no longer be allowed to offer e-b-5 visas to foreign citizens. the program allowed for foreigners to gain visas into the u-s in exchange for investing into u-s businesses. the notice cites the state's mis- handling of the program in several cities as a reason for the discontinuation of the program " jessica rae: coming up.... i'll bring you the latest o

this happened on osceola lane at la salle avenue about 8:30 this morning. police say the girl was walking to school when the suspect suddenly grabbed her bey the collar. a pears by rushed over, saved the nine-year-old girl. police are still searching for that suspect. >>> we've seen hot weather lead to tragedies when parents forget and leave children in cars. now a woman has invented a device to prevent it. it's called i-remember. it is activated whenever a child sits down. if the parent leaves the car with the child inside an alarm goes off on their smartphone. >> forgetting about what kind of a parent it is, let's protect the child. at the end of the day it is about prevention. to me, prevention is parenting. >> the new device is getting rave reviews from officials. the mayor hopes to some day see the technology adopted by car seat manufacturers. >>> check in with meteorologist paul, another hot one in the bay area. do we see any end in sight? >> thankfully the heat is going to be gone. the dry, it may take a little longer. but we'll see some changes begi

elizabeth: an osceola man says he's dropping a bad habit after his car was stolen twice within three days. gerald clark's chrysler convertible was stolen from his driveway after he left it unlocked with the key in the ignition. clark's car was quickly located, but the key was missing, so he sent a tow truck to retrieve it. but by the time the truck got there, the car was gone again. investigators say they now have a warrant out for the man they believe stole the car both times. clark says he will reconsider leaving his car unlocked in the future. eric: it was a late night for kansas city royals fans. game one against the new york mets went well into overtime. shaina humphries has the highlights, and the game didn't actually end until after midnight. shaina: the game lasted a full 14 innings, which actually ties a world series record. it finally ended when kansas sacrifice fly that drove in alcides escobar for a 5-4 win. escobar had a big night right from the start. he hit an inside-the-park homerun off the very first pitch from new york's matt harvey. in total, the game lasted 5 hour

test.a group of taxpayers in osceola county, iowa are preparing a lawsuit against the county over tax revenue from wind turbines. supervisors have desigted two-million dollars for repairs to the sewer system in harris, which has 170 residents. opponents say that money should be going to school funding and other county projects. supervisor merlin sandersfeld says the harris project is in the best interest of the county as a whole. but landowner al brueggeman says he doesn't want special interests to take ahahd of the wind farm revenues. here's'seterologist ben dorenbach. << << quite a few clouds and a few showers off to our south and west might contribute to a few morning sprinkles today, but other than that conditions should remain dry. temperatures though will be quite a bit cooler with highs falling short of 70 degrees with some sunshine returning this afternoon. lows tonight will also o ll more ward 40 degrees courursy of some clearing before clouds return tomorrow ahead of our first measurable rain in quite a while. areas west of sioux city will be more likely to receive rain duri