prosecutors say robert stern considered his daughter a burden and that she quote "pushed his buttons." they say he killed her so he could make more time in his life for a waitress he was infatuated with. stern's defense attorneys also rested their case but did not call any witnesses to the stand or based on one statement? she pushed my buttons. " stern's attorney says prosecutors were not able to prove stern was the one who actually shot and killed kimberly. the trial of this man is also in the hands of a jury today. david miller is charged with first degree murder in the death of sabrina janish. investigators say they found her body strangled and stabbed multiple times in the driveway of a home north of shellsburg last year. over the counter treatments are generally studies now show a mutant type of lice is becoming more common in the united states, and traditional treatments don't work. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, is this type of lice in iowa? chris and nicole, it is. it's called super lice. it was tested for in 48 states and in 43 of those the bugs were 100% drug r

dubuque found robert stern guilty of first degree murder. he admitted to police to shooting and killing his daughter, 27 year old kimberly, who had autism. it stern considered his daughter a burden, and he killed her so he could make more time in his life for a waitress he was infatuated with. we'll have reaction to this trial tonight on the kcrg t-v nine news at 5. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. mostly sunny skies are here this afternoon, boosting our highs into the lower to middle 80s again. a warm front then lifts north tonight and stalls out near the minnesota border. while this will keep us in the seasonably warm weather, it will also help create occasional rounds of rain and thunderstorms. the highest chance 20, where flash flooding is possible through thursday due to soil that's already moist, along with rivers already running high. fortunately, we should dry out friday and saturday before additional storms are possible area-wide sunday into monday.today: mostly sunny. wind: se 5-15. high: 83 alo: 83 dbq: 82 iow:

today, prosecutors questioned a woman they say robert stern was infatuated with...april white -- she worked at a restaurant that stern often ate at. they argue he killed his daughter to get her out of the way so he could spend m with ms. white. today, she gave her side of the story. kcrg-tv nine's phil reed was in court today. "please remember i did love you and always will " april white struggles to fight back tears while reading a love letter written to her by robert stern just days before he allegedly killed his daughter kimberly. she was a server at the village inn where she says they would visit daily "and then when we got closer, he hundred, sometimes 2-300, sometimes even up to 500d dollars " she considered him a best friend, who was a shoulder to lean on when she was in a bad relationship and addicted to drugs, but says stern wanted more. a tattoo artist even testified that he wanted to tattoo her name on him, but canceled because of medical reasons. "it originally was a butterfly, and some flowers and a heart i believe, but then he wanted to change the butterfly to a bluebird

robert stern has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. he is 63. in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of three guns at his daughter, kimberly stern,killing prosecutors said stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. and on the way to the police station for questioning, stern faked having a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his buttons." the officer accidentally did not hit record on his cell phone to capture that confession. police also described he was talking to them. "as passed by him through the kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i am dying of cancer'. the other is, 'i heard voices'." stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died, and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly also had another mental diagnosis. iowa senator chuck grassley say should not be driv

they say the suspect, robert stern, was infatuated with the waitress and that feeling played into the killing. stern is accused of killing his daughter. saying president obama was born in the u- s. trump has never said this outloud and often refused to talk about the topic. today, the republican is campaigning in washington d-c and miami, florida. hillary clinton will also be in washington d-c then head to new york. now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... showers and storms remain possible, mainly during the morning hours. rainfall totals during the night exceeded one inch in some locations, with isolated amounts even over 2". today, the general trend will be for this system to speed through here, leaving a shower cannot be fully discounted, it still appears much of tonight's football games will go on without any weather problems. this weekend continues to look great with highs into the mid- 70s on saturday and upper 70s on sunday. next week, we are still on track for warmer weather with highs in the 80s through thursday. have a great weekend! today: showers and a few sto

robert stern has pleaded not guilty to first degree in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of three guns at his daughter, kimberly stern, killing her in the home they shared. she was 27. prosecutors say stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. then on the way to the police station, stern faked a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his hit record on his cell phone to capture that confession. police described stern as frail and confused when he was talking to them. "as passed by him through the kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i am dying of cancer'. the other is, 'i heard voices'." stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died, and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly diagnosis. iowa senator chuck grassley say people who are in the country illegally should not be driving. he re-emphasized on his st

prosecutors say robert stern considered his daughter a burden and that she quote "pushed his buttons." they say he killed her so he could make more time in his life for a waitress he was infatuated with. stern's defense attorneys also rested their case but did not call any witnesses to the stand or present any evidence. "to ask for first degree murder based on one statement? she pushed my buttons. " stern's attorney says prosecutors were not able to prove stern was the one who actually shot and killed kimberly. the trial of this man is also in the hands of a jury today. david miller is charged with first degree murder in the death of sabrina janish. investigators say they found her body strangled and stabbed multiple times in the driveway of a home north of shellsburg last year. after spending the day in iowa, and hillary clinton are onto their next campaign events. republican mike pence is in williamsburg, virginia today. yesterday, he spoke at giese manufacturing in dubuque. like trump, the indiana governor talked about how to prevent homegrown terrorism after bombings in the new yo

robert stern of dubuque is on and defense have rested their cases, the defense without even calling a witness. police say in june of 2015, stern admitted to killing his daughter kimberly, who was 27 and had autism. the two lived in the same house. in court yesterday, prosecutors closed their case after calling to the witness stand several experts from the iowa division of criminal investigation. prosecutors say robert stern considered his daughter a burden and that she quote "pushed his buttons." they say he killed her so he could mak life for a waitress he was infatuated with. stern's defense attorneys also rested their case but did not call any witnesses to the stand or present any evidence. "to ask for first degree murder based on one statement? she pushed my buttons. " stern's attorney says prosecutors were not able to prove stern was the one who actually shot and killed kimberly. the trial of this man is also in the hands of a jury today. david miller is charged with investigators say they found her body strangled and stabbed multiple times in the driveway of a home north of shel

robert stern, who is 63, faces a first degree murder charge for shooting killing his daughter, kimberly. she was 27. he admitted to shooting her 17 times in the home they shared because she statements yesterday, prosecutors suggested that stern wanted his daughter out of his life so he could have more time for white. today's testimony surrounded stern's mental and physical health when they arrested him. several officers testifed he seemed tired, confused and at times didn't know his name when they first arrived at the scene. and inside his home, they found bottles of prescription medication, including narcotic pain killers. "perhaps he took an overdose of his medication and this was an attempt to take his own life, hospital and have him checked out. " an emergency room nurse testified that evaluation showed there was nothing medically wrong with stern. c-r-s-t is celebrating the opening of its new headquarters in downtown cedar rapids. the trucking and transportation company has been working on developing its 11-story, 37 million dollar building for four and a half years. southeast, rig

robert stern will likely spend the rest of his life in jail for first degree murder. the jury found him guilty of killing his daughter last summer. health officials are trying to let more women know about resources to treat postpartum depression. 1 in 5 mothers get the disorder. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... we'll need to watch for some morning thunderstorm s over extreme northeast iowa and southwest wisconsin through the early morning heavy rainfall is likely and may lead to localized flash flood concerns. highs will be tricky today and solely depends on the extent of sunshine, but low 80s northeast and upper 80s southwest should be a good compromise at this time. later tonight into tonight, areas of thunderstorms should blossom again, especially towards northwest iowa. this activity should sink south into the area overnight carrying a heavy rain risk with it. dry weather is still on track for friday and saturday.toda y: partly cloudy and humid, with a chance of storms, mainly north. wind: s 5-15

white to the stand today in the robert stern murder trial. restaurant. robert stern, who is 63, faces a first degree murder charge for shooting and killing his daughter, kimberly. she was 27 and had autism. police say he admitted to shooting her 17 times in the dubuque home they shared. during opening statements, prosecutors suggested that stern wanted his daughter out of his life so he could have more time for white. yesterday's testimony surrounded stern's mental and physical health when they arrested him seemed tired, confused and at times didn't know his name. inside his home, they found bottles of prescription medication, including narcotic pain killers. "perhaps he took an overdose of his medication and this was an attempt to take his own life, but out of concern for him, we thought we would got to the hospital and have him checked out. " an emergency room nurse testified that evaluation the family of a woman a burlington police officer accidentally shot and killed is lashing out at the iowa public information board. they say the board has caused d

"guilty of murder in the first degree" a dubuque jury says robert stern is guilty of shooting and killing his daughter about a year ago. it didn't take long for the jury to come back with a first degree murder conviction this morning. stern, who is 63, admitted to killing his daughter kimberly in their home, june of last year. she was 27 and had autism. the prosecution said stern killed his daughter because she had become a burden to him. stern's wife died a few months kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann joins us now. katie you were there for the entire trial. the prosecution had a pretty grim description of stern during the course of the trial prosecutors painted a picture of a father who had grown daughter. a today the jury seemed to agree. several people who spent time with robert stern and his daughter kimberly testified to how he treated her. "he seemed to ignore her. " "he was always on top of her. i never saw him as an encouraging parent. " "he seemed aggravated and frustrated with her a lot. he didn't have the patience for her. " april white testified, when she

a dubuque man's trial starts today for 1st degree murder of his daughter. 63-year-old robert stern is charged with shooting and killing kimberly stern in june 2015. investigators say stern shot her 17 times. stay with tv-9 for coverage on this trial. now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... plan on some scattered shower activity arn nothing heavy is expected, there is a possibility that a few locations will exceed a half inch of rain. this cold front plus the clouds, should keep highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s today. tonight, expect showers to rapidly dissipate as the heating of the day is lost and the front shifts southeast. clearing sky after midnight should allow for upper 40s to push in over the northern half of the area with lower 50s elsewhere. wednesday will be spectacular with sunshine and highs into the lower 70s. have a great day! today: mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. wind: nw 5-10. high: 73 tonight: chance of showers, mainly early. wind: n 5-10. low: 52 tomorrow: mostly sunny and pleasant. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tom. night: mostly cle

robert stern has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of three guns at his daughter, kimberly stern, killing her in the dubuque home they shared. she was 27. prosecutors say stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. then on the way to the police station, stern faked a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his buttons." the officer accidentally di confession. police described stern as frail and confused when he was talking to them. "as passed by him through the kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i am dying of cancer'. the other is, 'i heard voices'." stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died, and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly also had another mental are in the country illegally should not be driving. he r

robert stern has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. he is 63. in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of thre killing her in the dubque home they shared. she was 27. prosecutors say stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. then on the way to the police station, stern faked a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his buttons." the officer accidentally did not hit record on his cell phone to capture that confession. police described stern as frail "as passed by him through the kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i am dying of cancer'. the other is, 'i heard voices'." stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died, and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly also had another mental diagnosis. a non-profit in cedar rapids that helps provide food to pets may be running

the jury took only a few hours to find robert stern guilty of 1st-degree murder. both the prosecution and defense rested monday. the 63 year old's attorneys didn't call a witness to the stand. they alleged the prosecution didn't prove stern beyond a reasonable doubt. stern shot his 27-year-old daughter, kimberly, 17 times in their dubuque home last year. kimberly had autism. several people who spent time with stern and his daughter testified monday to how he treated her. "he was always on top of her. i never saw him as an encouraging parent. " friends and family described kimberly as a lively, beautiful person. they say mentally, she was much like a small child man-- who was convicted as a teenager-- for killing his grandparents in manchester. isaiah sweet will serve life in prison with a chance for parole. he was serving that sentence without parole. sweet appealed to the iowa supreme court. earlier this year, it banned life without parole sentences for juveniles convicted of first-degree murder. sweet shot and killed his grandparents in 20-12, when he was 17. a

in opening statements yesterday, prosecutors said robert stern killed her because she was a burden. he has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of three guns at his daughter, kimberly stern, was 27. prosecutors say stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. then on the way to the police station, stern faked a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his buttons." the officer accidentally did not hit record on his cell phone to capture that confession. police described stern as frail and confused when he was talking to them. kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i am dying of cancer'. the other is, 'i heard voices'." stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died, and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly also had another mental diagnosis. whenever you see news,

but prosecutors say he was faking the several officers described robert stern's behavior when they first arrived to the scene. they said he seemed tired, confused and at times said he didn't know his name. inside his home they found several bottles of prescription medication, including narcotic pain killers. officers worried he was having an over dose, so they decided to take him to the emergency room for an evaluation. an er nursed testified that that evaluation showed there was nothing medically wrong with stern. investigators say when he confessed to killing his daughter. "this time i had gun and i stood in the doorway and i shot and killed kimberly. " one investigator says he thought he was recording stern's hospital bed confession on his personal cell phone, but accidently did not save the recording. "i hit the "x" like you would on a computer program to close it out. a message screen popped up to which i responded, 'ok'" forensic investigators tried to re-cover that recording, but say it simply did not save. prosecutors say tomorrow, they plan to call april white to the witness sta

said he robert stern tapped his fingers on the defense table as the judge read the jury's verdict. meanwhile april white, a waitress, who had become he had with her was not the life he wanted. he wanted her to pay. " kimberly as a lively, beautiful person. they say mentally, she was much like a small child rather than a young woman. april white told me today, she's verdict. she says kimberly can finally rest in peace. live in dubuque katie wiedemann kcrg tv9 news. a former iowa legislative clerk is going to prison for putting white powder into an envelope, and claiming it was deadly. today, a judge sentenced michael mcrae to 18 months in prison. mcrae pleaded guilty in december to writing a letter threatening to kill himself an state representative ako abdul- samad in 2012. mcra the white powered came in contact with mcrae and the representativ e he threatened to kill, abdul-samad. mcrae made people think the powder was some kind of biological weapon. iowa's unemployment rate is creeping up. 4 point 2 percent of iowans didn't have jobs in august. that translates to more than 72-tho

several people who spent time with robert stern and his daughter kimberly testified to how he treated her. "he seemed to ignore her. " "he was always on top of her. i never saw him as an encouraging parent. " "he seemed aggravated and frustrated with her a lot. he didn't have the patience for her. " april white testified, when she kimberly became regular customers. " she was lively. i loved her personality. she always has words of wisdom. she was a beautiful person. " april says she developed a close friendship with robert. he gave her hundreds of dollars in tips and helped her get out of an abusive relationship. "he was my best friend at one time. " prosecutors told the jury robert wanted a romantic relationship with april, but she didn't feel the same way. they say he wanted kimberly out of his life so he could put april on the top of his proverbial totem pole. they said robert made that clear in a goodbye letter he after he shot kimberly 17 times. april read that letter in court. "i feel bad we never got to the good times. us two only. bye " i did talk with april today about the ve

today, jurors in the robert stern murder trial plan to hear from a woman he was obsessed with. a problematic poster. a high sports team is being called culturally insensitive fodressing up as native americans. paying for their protest. bakken pipeline their charges for trepassing. good friday morning! it's 5 o'clock on september 16th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... showers and storms remain possible, mainly during the morning hours. rainfall totals during the night exceeded one inch in some locations, with isolated amounts even over 2". today, the general trend will be for this system to speed through here, lea sky this afternoon and night. while an isolated shower cannot be fully

robert stern is on trial for first degree murder. both the prosecution and defense rested their cases today... the defense without even calling a witness. prosecutors say stern, who is 63, shot his daughter, kimberly, 17 times in june 2015. she was 27. police say he admitted killing her, saying she was a burden to him. stern's attorney says kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann joins us live tonight from dubuque. katie what final thoughts did attorneys leave with the jury? prosecutors say stern's motive to kill was to get his burdensome daughter out of his life. but stern's attorney says there's no physical proof he's the one who killed her. officers testified they found several prescription confused when they arrived, so they took him to the emergency room to get checked out. that's where he tested positive for opioid use. police say while he was in the hospital he confessed to killing kimberly because she quote "pushed his buttons". but stern's attorney says that statement isn't enough to convict him of first degree murder beyond a reaso

a jury is deliberating in the case of a dubuque man police say in june of 2015, robert stern admitted to killing his daughter kimberly, who was 27 and had autism. the two lived in the same house. in court today, prosecutors rested their case after calling to the witness stand several experts from the iowa division of criminal investigation. prosecutors say robert considered his daughter a burden and that she quote "pushed his buttons." they say he killed her so he could make more time in his stern's defense attorneys also rested their case but did not call any witnesses to the stand or present any evidence. "to ask for first degree murder based on one statement? she pushed my buttons. " stern's attorney says prosecutors were not able to prove stern was the one who actually shot and killed kimberly. both major-party vice presidential nominees are days from the election. democrat tim kaine and his wife, anne holton, headlined a rally at iowa state university in ames. he talked about hillary clinton's childhood and commitment to public service. he also reached out to young voters. "milli

the jury took only a few hours to find robert stern guilty of first-degree murder. rested, yesterday. the 63 year old's attorneys didn't call a witness to the stand. they alleged prosecution didn't prove stern killed his daughter, beyond a reasonable doubt. stern shot his daughter, kimberly, 17 times in their home last year. she had autism. a judge has re-sentenced a man-- who was convicted as a teenager-- for killing his grandparents in manchester. isaiah sweet will serve life in prison with a chance for parole. sentence without parole. sweet appealed to the iowa supreme court. earlier this year, it banned life without parole sentences for juveniles convicted of first-degree murder. sweet shot and killed his grandparents in 20-12, when he was 17. a university of iowa master's student has died in an accidental shooting in western iowa. friends say megan sloss was shot inside a car in sac county, sunday. it happened when a passenger was handling a handgun to the hospital, where she later died. she was 24 years old. her obituary says she was studying social services a

the jury took only a few hours to find robert stern guilty of 1st-degree murder. both the prosecution and defense rested monday. the 63 year old's to the stand. they alleged the prosecution didn't prove stern killed his daughter, beyond a reasonable doubt. stern shot his 27-year-old daughter, kimberly, 17 times in their dubuque home last year. kimberly had autism. several people who spent time with stern and his daughter testified monday to how he treated her. "he was always on top of her. i never saw him as an encouraging parent. " friends and family described say mentally, she was much like a small child rather than a young woman. a judge has re-sentenced a man-- who was convicted as a teenager-- for killing his grandparents in manchester. isaiah sweet will serve life in prison with a chance for parole. he was serving that sentence without parole. sweet appealed to the iowa supreme court. earlier this year, it banned life without parole sentences for juveniles convicted of first-degree murder. sweet shot and killed his grandparents in 20-12, when he was 17. an o

robert stern , who is 63 from dubuque, is charged with 1st degree murder. police say he admitted to shooting and killing 2 june of last year. village inn server felicia albert testified earlier today. she says stern would come in everyday with kimberly and got aggravated with her several times. albert says he would leave a different server large tips. she also said stern deserted his daughter for hours at the restaurant one day, to help out that waitress he loved. "he got up, took the keys for her car, took it wherever to get it fixed. and kimberly sat there the entire time." that other server, named april stand today. prosecutors say stern was infatuated with her. police say they found a goodbye note stern wrote to her after allegedly killing his daughter. tonight at 6, hear white's emotional testimony as she talks more about their relationship. one of the youngest teenage killers ever in iowa, sentenced to life in prison for murder, will now have a chance at parole. overturned romeo hardin's life without parole sentence. it comes after the court banned th

robert stern faces a first- degree murder charge. prosecutors say he shot his daughter, kimberly, 17 times in their home last year. not calling a witness. and the trial of this man is also in the hands of a jury tonight. david miller is charged with first degree murder in the death of sabrina janish. investigators say they found her body strangled and stabbed multiple times in the driveway of a home near shellsburg last year. the man wanted in connection to bombings in new york and new jersey is in police custody tonight. he could face terrorism- related charges for the explosions attempted murder charges after a shootout that led to his arrest. a-b-c's elizabeth hur is in linden, new jersey, with the latest. the search for ahmad khan rahami ended at this new jersey bar -- with a gunfight that left the 28- year-old afghanistan native bloodied and two these two linden officers wounded, but all three are now recovering. nats up:eyewitness: "oh, man, it was wild!" the bar's owner found him sleeping in the hallway-- officer approached. s

and tomorrow, this dubuque man will go 63-year-old robert stern is charged with shooting and killing his daughter kimberly stern in june of 20-15. police say he shot his daughter 17 times with three handguns. she was 27 years old. a cyclist went to the hospital a car hit her in dubuque. it happened late this afternoon at marion street and concord court police say the we're working to find out how the cyclist is doing. costs to add security camera across waterloo could top half a million dollars. the city's traffic department presented the numbers to the city council tonight. the city is considering adding cameras to about 140 intersections. it says they would help solve crimes, or to help gather information at crash scenes. officials are stressing they would not use the cameras for speed violations. "say a crime occurs and the car goes through the trace that so if it's in that location and it was question then yes we'll have it." the city will host public input meetings before voting to purchase and install security cameras. it's a done deal. the minimum wage will go up a dollar an h

robert stern is on trial for first degree murder. both the prosecution and defense rested their cases today... the defense without even calling a witness. prosecutors say stern, who is 63, shot his daughter, kimberly, 17 times in june 2015. she was 27. police say he admitted killing her, saying she was a burden to him. stern's attorney says kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann joins us live tonight from dubuque. katie what final thoughts did attorneys leave with the jury? prosecutors say stern's motive to kill was to get his burdensome daughter out of his life. but stern's attorney says there's no physical proof he's the one who killed her. officers testified they found several prescription

yesterday, women who worked at a restaurant where robert stern often went to eat took the stand in his murder trial. police say stern admitted to shooting and killing 27- year- old kimberly stern in their home june of last year. village inn server felicia alb come in everyday with kimberly and got aggravated with her several times. albert says he would leave a different server large tips. albert also says stern deserted his daughter for hours at the restaurant one day, to help out that waitress he loved. "he got up, took the keys for her car, took it wherever to get it fixed. and kimberly sat there the entire time." that other server, named april say stern was infatuated with her. police say they found a goodbye note stern wrote to her after allegedly killing his daughter. to see her emotional testimony head to kcrg dot com and click on this story. a former cedar rapids substitute teacher accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student is scheduled to be back in court later this month. she was in jail yesterday, but only for a short time. 24-year-old mary beth haglin tur

a dubuque man will go on trial for 1st degree murder in the death of his daughter. 63-year-old robert stern is charged with shooting and killing kimberly stern in june of 20-15. police say he shot his daughter 17 times with 3 handguns. sh this man's trial. 32 year old david miller is charged with first degree murder in the death of sabrina janish. investigators say they found her body strangled and stabbed multiple times in the driveway of a home near shellsburg last october. court documents show investigators found miller's blood on janish's clothing and body, and blood from both on a vehicle outside his home on 59th street trail -- north of shellsburg. d-n-a testing led to miller's arrest earlier this year. whenever you see news, give us 9. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email us pictures, video and tips to newsroom at kcrg dot com. turning now to the forecast on a wet and stormy tuesday. can we expect this rain to last through the day justin? clouds will be sticking around this afternoon, as will scattered showers. winds have swung around to the north, which will help keep sho

today, this dubuque man will go on trial for 1st- degree murder. 63-year-old robert stern is charged with shooting and killing his daughter 17 times with 3 handguns. she was 27 years old. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. people living in newton have mixed feelings about 800 sex offenders moving to the city's prison. the prisoners are coming from other prisons across the state. that includes the mount pleasant prison, which has a dorm-style set up. authorities say the newton correctional facility has 12-hundred beds and more space. some living in the city are worried about those offenders staying ther possible breakouts. "this isn't an ideal situation but we'll work our way through it just to make sure our correctional officers have the resources they need to make sure they keep our community safe " all of the prisoners are almost moved into newton. there are still around 100 offenders at the mount pleasant facility, which has iowa's sex offender treatment program. those classes should be finished in october. today. he is speaking at noon at the seven flags event center in clive. do

here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... 63-year-old robert stern has been found guilty for the shooting death of his 27-year- old daughter.the jury took less than 3 hours to reach their decision,prosecutors argued stern killed his daughter -- who was autistic -- because he tired of taking care of her.his defense attorney says the state never proved he shot his daughter. november 7 and is facing life in prison. we're getting a glimpse at what ?could be coming to coral ridge mall. right now -- a six-tenant space is being built at the old sears site. the gap closed it's store recently and there's still a vacant store across from scheels. so far -- there's no definitive word on new stores but -- our partners at the corridor business journal say there is a growing trend to sell an experience instead of clothes or toys. malls across the country are turning to acti -- or swimming pools to get more people to visit and linger at malls. the new national museum of african american history and culture will soon be open in washington d-c -- with artifacts that capt

the woman prosecutors say robert stern was obsessed with, april white, takes the stand killing his daughter last year. his daughter was 27 years old and had autism. prosecutors say he shot her more than a dozen times because she was a burden on him. during opening statements, prosecutors suggested that stern wanted his daughter out of his life so he could have more time for white. yesterday's testimony surrounded stern's mental and physical health when officers arrested him. several officers testified he seemed tired, know his name. inside his home, they found bottles of prescription medication... including narcotic pain killers. "perhaps he took an overdose of his medication and this was an attempt to take his own life, but out of concern for him, we thought we would got to the hospital and have him checked out. " an emergency room nurse testified the evaluation showed there was nothing medically wrong with that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg dot com. it was a rainy start to the morning for a lot of people across eastern iowa. meteorologis

white to the stand today in the robert stern murder trial. they say she was a waitress he was infatuated with at a dubuque restaurant. robert stern, who is 63, faces a first degree murder charge for shooting and killing his daughter, kimberly. she was 27 and had autism. police say he admitted to shooting her 17 times in the dubuque home they shared. during suggested that stern wanted his daughter out of his life so he could have more time for white. yesterday's testimony surrounded stern's mental and physical health when they arrested him. several officers testified he seemed tired, confused and at times didn't know his name. some are calling a high school girls basketball team poster racist and culturally insensitive. osceola's clarke high school has a poster that shows students dressed up as native americans. a member of the oglala culturally insensitive. the superintendent says the poster is a demonstratio n of the school embracing its history. and now here's your first alert forecast. showers and storms remain possible, mainly during the

and he's serving his life sentence at the maximum security prison in fort madison. 63-year-old robert stern has been found guilty for the shooting death of his 27-year- old daughter. than 3 hours to reach their decision,prosecutors argued stern killed his daughter -- who was autistic -- because he tired of taking care of her. his defense attorney says the state never proved he shot his daughter.stern will be sentenced november 7 and is facing life in prison. the university of iowa is releasing the results of a campus climate survey on sexual misconduct.the speak out iowa survey was open to all students for seven weeks last year and the results are expected to be released this morning.u-i also plans to share deatils of a new two-year plan to sexual misconduct -- dating violence and stalking. don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news happen.800 222 kgan. you can also email tips, pictures, and even video --to news -- at cbs 2 iowa dot com. that's a quick look at your wednesday morning news.get more news anytime online - at cbs 2 iowa dot com!have a switch to centuryl

robert stern of dubuque is on trial for first degree murder. police say in june of 2015, stern admitted to killing his daughter kimberly, who was 27 and had autism. the two lived in the same his buttons" and so he could have more time for a waitress he was infatuated with. stern's defense attorneys also rested their case but did not call any witnesses to the stand or present any evidence. a plane filled with 87 veterans is leaving the eastern iowa airport this morning. it's for the 25th eastern iowa honor flight to washington d-c. the veterans will spend the day touring the various memorials built and dedicated to their service. today, the veterans will also lay a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. fabulous day. plan on highs into the lower to middle 80s with lots of sunshine from start to finish. our weather turns a little more unsettled late tonight into tomorrow over our northern tier or two of counties especially. storms are possible in this area both wednesday and wednesday night. by thursday, the northern half storms as well. othe

today, this dubuque man will go on trial for 1st- degree murder. 63-year-old robert stern is charged with shooting and killing his daughter kimberly stern in june of 20-15. police say he shot his daughter 17 times with 3 forecast in 2 minutes. z22jkz zixz y22jiy yixy nothing heavy is expected, there is a possibility that a few locations will exceed a half inch of rain. this cold front plus the clouds, should keep highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s today. tonight, expect showers to rapidly dissipate as the heating of the day is lost and the front shifts southeast. clearing sky after midnight should allow for upper of the area with lower 50s elsewhere. wednesday will be spectacular with sunshine and highs into the lower 70s. have a great day! today: mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few storms. wind: nw 5-10. high: 73 tonight: chance of showers, mainly early. wind: n 5-10. low: 52 tomorrow: mostly sunny and pleasant. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tom. night: mostly clear. well she loves to say, "well, fantastic!" a lot. i do say that, you see... i study psychobiology. i'm a fine art

stern or sean hannity. >> hawkish, she said said you're as bad as i am. the two of us -- >> to get back to robert'ser yanking him, she made the case about you're basically republican on economics and taxes. i thought the first 20, 25 minutes was fascinating. it was a substantive exchange, terrain in which both of them were well prepared. he talks about trade enough, i think it's a little thin his understanding of trade. but -- >> i mean that friend that keeps talking about the buildings in mexico. it's a couple guys on the computer train. [ laughter ] anyway, the panel is sticking with us. we have more of hillary clinton's big hits coming up. and she hit some homers tonight. our coverage of the first presidential debate continues live from hofstra university after this. >> a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not have his fingers anywhere near the nuclear codes as far as i think anyone with any sense about this should be concerned. >> i think it's getting a little bit old. i must say. >> it's a good one, though. well describes the problem. >> it's not an accurate one at all. it's not an accu

robert zimmerman democratic strategist invited to attend tomorrow's debate. i understand some pressure on the moderator. if trump says he never opposed the iraq war you say you did tell howard sternto interject if trump says she wants to eliminate the second amendment. i would say that is argument. >> first and foremost donald trump has been the one who has been playing and trying to shame the debate commission with one lie after another. this week alone. lester holt is a republican. a month ago he said the nfl sent him a letter saying these debates were totally improper because no one would be watching. nfl said they never sent donald trump a letter. he has been really trying to play the refs. what the clinton campaign is arguing is they want to see fairness in the process because if trump shows up sdated tomorrow it doesn't make him presidential but changes everything until the tranquillizers wear off. >> your thoughts on that? >> i think this is absolutely laughable. we are talking about hillary clinton, someone that the clinton campaign and barack obama said she is a great debater. she has command of knowledge, foreign policy. most qualified person to run for president and no