good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. we know now the names of those involved in a stabbing attack at an apartment complex. jacobsen stabbed two people multiple times. he's charged with two counts of attempted murder. the victims are 62-year-old jeffery miller and 47-year- old denice bennett. they suffered serious and possibly life- threatening injuries. it happened at university avenue studios in cedar falls. all three people involved live there ---but police believe the victims were randomly chosen. kwwl's taylor bailey joining us two people stabbed - one in custody -- police have finally left the crime scene --and the tape is taken down. "we have a 62 year old male that was stabbed in the back leg chest and neck looks like it may be possibly the manager" (scanner) police say two people suffer from multiple stabbing area he is tall heavy set black man black shirt" (scanner) and one person is in custody. a tenant tells us wht "supposbly our manager, was stabbed and she was awake when they took her away in the ambulance,

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. a social media post of an oelwein reserve officer is drawing some attention. this picture was posted to facebook earlier this week. 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 feel

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. we're following breaking news of a stabbing attack tonight at six. officers in cedar falls say two people have been stabbed. this is happening at university avenue studios in cedar falls. we're told both are in serious condition -- and one person is in custody. both victims have multiple stab wounds. kwwl's taylor bailey is live on the scene a large police presence is responding to university avenue studios in cedar falls. officers say two people have been stabbed - both are in serious condition, they say one person is in custody. you can see the two police vehicles - as well as caution tape blocking the whole scene. a large police presence is responding to university avenue they say one person is in custody. you can see the two police vehicles - as well as caution tape blocking the whole scene. we have a crew there and are working for updates - stick with kwwl as this story develops. we've got you covered, live in cedar falls, taylor bailey...kwwl news. crews are still on scene as th

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. a man armed with a gun -- demanding money from a local store clerk. police need your help identifying this man -- who they say robbed a mexican restaurant and store at gunpoint. this happened at la placita mexican store in downtown waterloo sunday afternoon. police say a man walked in with a gun- demanding money. he was able to take off with some cash. kwwl's lauren moss speaking with us now live with our top story, lauren thankfully everyone's okay- but definitely a scary situation for employees..as a man walks in with a gun..demanding money. they say something like this has never happened to them before. video surveillance captures a scary moment for a young woman. you can see the fear in her face as she's ordered to give a man money- while a gun is aimed at her. we spoke with at him too..he just threw some money at him. rosa says everyone at the close-knit store, is pretty hurry up and open the cash register. but also hopeful, he'll police officers using the surveillance video from

and i'm ron steele, thanks for joining us. i thought we were past this, but, the creepy clown craze doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon --and now there's been an arrest here in iowa. 18-year-old jacob steil arrested in urbandale today after reports of possibly chasing two people with a machete. officers later found a baseball bat and clown mask at the scene --which were apparently used in the alleged assault. kwwl's jessica hartman speaking with a haunting expert --digging into what he thinks makes people affraid of clowns. jessica? the clown epedemic has swept the nation in recent weeks. dozens of reports involving violent. its a new trend but clowns have clowns have been a major scare factor at the heart of darkness for years. but unlike the recent neighborhood sightings people are asking for these scares. --- even more than usual -- the haunted attractions seeing an increase in numbers this year. but ask owner kevin schultz -- if the clown empedimic has helped business? "i've heard about it, so what we did is started

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. today marks one yeanc 20-15--a case that has still seen no one charged with the murder. police say 21- year-old jimmy richardson was shot and killed in the 700 block of rhomberg avenue. they say richardson most likely knew the people who shot him, but haven't charged anyone yet. kwwl's brad hanson speaking to richardson's girlfriend at the time about the incident. brad's live in the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with shelby johnson tells me she's frustrated that no one has been charged in this case yet. she says all they want is justice for jimmy, and closure for themselves. investigators examine the area of the 700 block of rhomberg one year ago, looking for evidence they can link to the person or people who shot 21-year old jimmy richardson. police say this investigation is still very active, but no charges have been brought forward. now a year later, richardson's family and friends gather to remember and celebrate the man. his girlfiend at the time, shelby johnson, says it's

good evening, i'm ron steele. amanda has the night off. it is still a time of recovery for many throughout eastern iowa following a historic bout with flooding in the area. in cedar rapids -- 2008 levels of damage were fortunately many city workers and volunteers -- but the cedar river still managed to crest at its second-highest level. here's kwwl drone video of the swollen river. today -- people in the city are still trying to recover from the flood water's effects -- including trying to get life back on track. melissa bishop and her 6-year-old daughter alaina were victims of theft during the floods of 20-16 choas. kwwl's lauren moss speaking to the mother today. lauren. children have their own different comfort items that mean the world to them.. but someone invaded alaina's world when her blanket was stolen .. that's when an iowa state trooper stepped in. a lot happening in cedar rapids during the floods of 2016. businesses sandbagging- homeowners cleaning up..but theives were out too. someone stole melissa bishop's car- inside somethi

i'm ron steele. amanda goodman is joining us live from sioux city -- where she will moderate tonight's u-s senate debate. good evening amanda -- debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on wednesday, october 19 at eppley auditorium on the campus of morningside college in sioux city at 7:00 pm. kwwl will broadcast a one- hour debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on morningside college in sioux city at 7:00 pm. it will be broadcast live on the stations of quincy media that service iowa: kwwl, ktiv and kttc and streamed debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on city at 7:00 pm. kttc and streamed on each station's website. kwwl anchor amanda goodman will be on the debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on wednesday, october 19 at city at 7:00 pm. we've got you covered, live in sioux city -- amanda goodman...kwwl keep it here on kwwl to watch the debate -- coming up at seven. amanda will be on the moderating panel. the one-hour debate is

and i'm ron steele, thanks for joining us. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel now who's tracking it all. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a widespread frost is likely across eastern iowa tonight, as temperatures dip into the lower 30s, so all of us will be below, or near the freezing mark (32). high pressure tracks through the area, so our wind will be light tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow will be below average, with highs in the 50s thunderstorms saturday afternoon and evening. sunday will be dry, but more chances for rain sunday night into the area, so our wind will be light tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow will be below average, with highs in the 50s but we will have plenty of sunshine. clear skies tomorrow night will lead to temperatures in the 30s, temperatures will be closer to normal as we head into friday moisture on saturday, which will lead to scattered showers and thunderstorms saturday will be dry, but more chances for rai

good evening --- i'm ron steele. amanda is on assignment tonight at the iowa u-s senate debate. debate coming up --but first, the third and final presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump tonight. the two going head-to-head in las vegas for the last time before election day next month. and just like the first two debates, a lot of attacking from both sides. the two big stories for each candidate --clinton's emails and trump's comments towards women heard on recordings from 2005. let's go live to steve handelsman steve... this was a nasty fight...fingerpointi ng on the most sensitive issue: the personal battle was kicked off by the immigration issue s/ donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out." s/ hillary clinton / d- "getting rid of any violent person.. anybody who should be mexico, he had a meeting with it. he choked." trump had charged: s/ donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "hillary wants to give amnesty, open borders." evealed, trump said, by a wikileaked email. hacked by russia, she "well,

and i'm ron steele, thanks for joining us. friday night is football night -- and two of the best teams in the state facing off in eastern iowa. in fayette valley plays host to number two union. you'll see the game highlights on friday night heroee here in just a few minutes... as kwwl's jessica hartman found out....this was abig one for small town...she's live in west union tonight, jessica? north fayette valley is number one in the district --- but their fans maybe number one too. crowd cheering north fayette valley the fans supporting them all the way. among the large crowd --- a few special faces -- like school sports playing a big role in their lvies. "just in my blood." "we like high school sports. that is one of the things we have enjoyed doing . we met at a high school soft ball game a long long time ago. . . .ever since." not far from them --- the mother of twins playing their senior year. seniors making up the team --- "they have been together since 5th grade and always played hard. probably to their sophmore season,

with ron steele, amanda goodman, chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. here is additional forecast isolated showers overnight. a few showers are possible thursday morning with a better chance of showers and storms storms taper off around or shortly after midnight. friday is mostly sunny, but it is also going to be breezy and cooler. high temperatures near 60 are below normal for this time of year. the sky remains mostly sunny through the weekend clouds return tonight with isolated showers overnight. a few showers are possible thursday morning with a better few storms might be strong with gusty winds and downpours. the storms taper off around or shortly after midnight. friday is mostly sunny, but it is also going to be breezy and cooler. high temperatures near 60 are below normal for this time of year. the sky remains mostly sunny through the weekend with temperatures slowly warming to the upper 60s by sunday. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast clouds return tonight with isolated showers overnight. a few sh

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. anyone heading out tonight is going to want a jacket -- as it is going to get very chilly overnight. storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel has the details in your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. th stormtrack 7 weather team: a widespread frost is likely across eastern iowa tonight, as temperatures dip into the lower 30s, so all of us will be below, area, so our wind will be light but not as chilly as tonight. still, patchy frost is possible. temperatures will be closer to a push of warmer air and moisture on saturday, which will lead to scattered showers and thunderstorms saturday afternoon and evening. sunday will be dry, but more chances for rain sunday night into now at six. in the area are casting their 4 seconds tractor nats we're starting off tonight with have a crew at the event and for joining us. is going to get very chilly high pressure tracks through the temperatures will be closer to normal as we head into friday lead to scattered showers and t

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. a seven-year-old boy in critical condition tonight after being hit by a pickup truck. it happened this evening on west 11th street--near the south street intersection in waterloo. kwwl's lauren moss has the latest tonight. pick up truck off a very busy investigate. multiple agencie responded to the scene. lauren: the mother told waterloo police her son was going to play at a friend's house across the street, when he didnt look both ways and got hit near the front wheel. the head-light is shattered. waterloo police say the young boy suffered severe head appeared visibly shaken by the incident. waterloo police say he even got out of the truck and tried helping the young boy after it happened. again the young boy, just 7 years old. we've got you covered, lauren moss kwwl news at last check the boy was airlifted to the university of iowa hospitals and clinics. he remains in critical condition. stay with kwwl and kwwl dot com a quiet night out there weather wise -- let's go to storm track

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. the water is long gone --- but the damage it caused still has homeless. here is a look at the flooding near shell rock last month when the shell rock river crested at record levels. kwwl's jessica hartman talking with a family who's basement wall collapsed against the weight of the flood water. she joins us live in waterloo, jessica? just two weeks after buying their first home --- one shell rock family found themselves in a homeowner's nightmare. a gaping hole in this home -- left behind by flood said, 'we got to get out of here,' and all of a sudden the not in a fema flood area and nearly a mile from the shell rock whelming --- especially with two young children. alexyss' 2 year old saw the damage. "and afterwords she goes home to her grandma and says, 'my house has an owie. it fell down. it has a hole. it was very heart breaking to hear a two alexyss is smiling -- grateful her prayers were answered. team rubicon -- a volunteer veterans organizations and other's from the community s

good evening everyone, ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman, thanks for joining us. hurricane matthew about to hit landfall off the east coast of florida. the deadly storm already demolishing parts of haiti --killing nearly 300 people. two million people in the southeast asked to leave the area --but some deciding to stick it out, and protect their homes ans belongings. the florida governor saying hurricane matthew will lead to deaths if people choose not to leave. the mayor of jacksonville, meanwhile, calling it the storm of the century. let's go live to jay gray who is nats matthew is beginning to unleash its fury along the florida coast.. (sot / gov. rick scott - (r) florida "it's absolutely here, nats violent winds.. driving rains.. (sot / gov. rick scott - (r) florida :xx "we are already starting to see the impacts and its a monster." nats and overnight .. it's expected to get worse.. nats roads two million people along the east coast have evacuated ... in south ca more need to move to higher ground.. (sot / gov. nikki haley - (r) "this is scary storm, this a st

and i'm ron steele, thanks for joining us. friends and family gathering today for a special memorial mass and vigil for an iowa vet killed decades ago. st. lucas native, father was killed during the attack on pearl harbor in 1941. when his ship was bombed -- father schmitt chose to stay behind and help 12 men get out alive - sacraficing his own life. his remains only recently identified and brought home tonight for the services, jessica? after 75 years in an unmarked grave -- father aloysius schmitt is finally welcomed home to his hometown and his home parish. st. lucas iowa -- home to st. luke's parish -- the church that nearly a hundred years ago fostered the faith of a man who would go on to save lives, to be a hero, but never return home that is until now. ((nat -service)) father al schmitt - a homtown hero welcomed with open arms by a community that never though they would get that chance. at 5 years old-- del left to serve. "to me, it is just part of your life. you are put on earth to do good and whatever happens to you,

and i'm ron steele, thanks for joining us. the floods have passed --- but the clean up throughout eastern iowa take a look at the flooding in greene --- one of the first towns hit by the flood waters. people working through the night protect as much as they could. the waters forcing some to evacuate. stormtack seven's jessica hartman back in the town of greene earlier this evening --- she joins us live from waterloo, warnings -- the rains continued in greene--- making the small community one of the first to see the flood waters ---but also one of the first to see it leave. it is a sight that has become all too familiar in the recent weeks. high waters and sandbags protecting as much as they can. a different story a week later -- the main street nearly back to normal. "i think everybody got back into going again. we learned a lot from '08 i think." only minor water reaching these businesses. said for some of the homes in greene. a letterman jacket amongst the dumped debris and a graveyard of ruined applicances. for one retired

with ron steele, amanda goodman, chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. this is the kwwl news at six." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the wind diminishes this evening as the sun sets. the sky is clear with very dry air. this all combines to allow temperatures to drop into the is possible. saturday and sunday are mostly sunny and warmer as high temperatures top out near normal (mid 60s). monday and tuesday temperatures inch closer to the 0 chance of showers both monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday turn cooler with highs near 60s and a mix of sun and clouds.the wind very dry air. this all combines to allow temperatures to drop into the 30s by morning. areas north of highway 20 will see temperatures in the mid 30s...so patch frost is possible. saturday and sunday are mostly sunny and warmer as high monday and tuesday temperatures inch closer to the low 70s ahead of a cold front. the cold front gives us a slig

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. a strange -- and vivid -- craze sweeping the united states has now made its way to eastern iowa. in at least a dozen states -- people have been spotted wearing the night or in wooded areas. police at the state's three major universities have all gotten reports of people dressed as clowns. here's a viewer picture of a clown supposedly taken in waterloo recently. there's been at least six recent clown sightings throughout the city. these were all from last night in waterloo. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh is live in waterloo. she has been covering this bizarre story. amanda -- you have a lot of people wondering is this some kind of hoax. as you can imagine -- there's a lot of fear. but as far as police are concerned -- they say unless these clowns are committing a crime they can't do much to stop them from simply walking around in costume. "start heading for college and university." "college street and university." "the house that's kitty corner "behind the house." "are several subjects." "un

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. an area man is in custody tonight in connection to the death of his girlfriend -- just as he was trying to leave the state. 48-year-old jimmy mcdaniel arrested by police inside a hotel in prairie du chien, wisconsin -- as he waited for a ride to a nearby airport. live now at the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with more. shirley. i'm just getting back from prarie du chien. authorities not releasing much information about this homicide. this man -- 48-year-old jimmy mcdaniel is under arrest in bridgeport township. that's just outside prarie du chien, wisconsin. they were called to a home here on velvet lane...after midnight on wednesday. when they got there...officers say they found the body of 55-year-old linda kline. she was on the ground boyfriend, mcdaniel was at the home...her sister was also inside. after an autopsy -- doctors ruled kline's death a homicide. "and it seems mcdaniel tried to leave wisconsin the following day. police arrested him in the lobby of an area hotel.

cedar rapids is on the rebound -- with businesses opening back up and good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. 's comeback -- several weeks in the making. the new-bo city market is re- opening today -- and while the market itself did not take on flood water -- the surrounding new bohemia district along the cedar river took a hard hit as the river crested just below 22 feet late last month. kwwl's jalyn souchek visiting the market for the re-opening today. from cupcakes.. to coffee.. and even crepes.. inside -- the newbo city market houses 24 unique vendors the floods a few weeks ago... causing these vendors and city market was untouched by any flooding it took almost three weeks to due to a lengthly inspection process for vendors to get back inside to work." "we feel fortunate there wasn't a flood. potentially we were looking at not being here for a month, or two months, or three months." many of the vendors being small businesses "this is supposed to be really kind of a place where small well.. "we do a lot of catering and were able to keep staf

and i'm ron steele, thanks for joining us. caught on camera. what you see here is surveillance video of people stealing a donald trump campaign sign from a home. this happened in dubuque. you see two of them right and is offering a cash reward for their arrest and conviction. kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with details. shirley. i spoke with the man who owns that donald trump sign. to him...this is more than just about a political campaign. it's the fact these people stole from his property. a group of people up to no good... this is video from dubuque's street cameras showing five men stealing a donald trump political sign from a front yard. the owner of the sign, paul kern -- is out of town so we talked on the phone -- and he is very it were your televison or outside gas grill." this happened on saturday at one o'clock in the morning...by grandview and dodge street. the four by eight foot sign was not an offical campaign trump. "there's five...one that goes to the south, one that goes to the no

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. tonight -- hurricane andrew is bearing down on the east coast -- where catastrophic damage is possible throughout the next two days. historic winds are expected along the coast -- with the storm already dealing a heavy blow to caribbean nations and killing at least 114 people there. this of course coming on the heels of our own severe weather event -- as many of eastern iowa's rivers flooded to near- historic levels over the past two weeks. communities along the cedar, shell rock and wapsipinicon rivers taking on flood water -- with many now trying to bounce back and clean up from the damage left in amanieh is live in cedar falls tonight -- after meeting with volunteers trying to lend a hand in response to both disasters. ron -- as these emergency response teams head down to these hurricane threatened states. a lot of help is still needed right here in eastern iowa. i caught up with a group of amazing volunteers who are tackling this flooding before they head out to this group of men

cedar rapids is on the rebound -- with businesses opening back up and good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. 's comeback -- several weeks in the making. the new-bo city market is re- opening today -- and while the market itself did not take on flood water -- the surrounding new bohemia district along the cedar river took a hard hit as the river crested just below 22 feet late last month. kwwl's jalyn souchek visiting the market for the re-opening today. from cupcakes.. to coffee.. and even crepes.. inside -- the newbo city market houses 24 unique vendors the floods a few weeks ago... causing these vendors and

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. tonight -- hurricane andrew is bearing down on the east coast -- where catastrophic damage is possible throughout the next two days. historic winds are expected along the coast -- with the storm already dealing a heavy blow to caribbean nations and killing at least 114 people there. this of course coming on the heels of our own severe weather event -- as many of eastern iowa's rivers flooded to near- historic levels over the past two weeks. communities along the cedar, shell rock and wapsipinicon rivers taking on flood water -- with many now trying to bounce back and clean up from the damage left in

good evening, i'm ron steele. amanda has the night off. it is still a time of recovery for many throughout eastern iowa following a historic bout with flooding in the area. in cedar rapids -- 2008 levels of damage were fortunately many city workers and volunteers -- but the cedar river still managed to crest at its second-highest level. here's kwwl drone video of the swollen river. today -- people in the city are still trying to recover from the flood water's effects -- including trying to get life back on track. melissa bishop and her 6-year-old daughter alaina were victims of theft during the floods of 20-16

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. a social media post of an oelwein reserve officer is drawing some attention. this picture was posted to facebook earlier this week. 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.

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. anyone heading out tonight is going to want a jacket -- as it is going to get very chilly overnight. storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel has the details in your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. th stormtrack 7 weather team: a widespread frost is likely across eastern iowa tonight, as temperatures dip into the lower 30s, so all of us will be below, area, so our wind will be light but not as chilly as tonight. still, patchy frost is possible. temperatures will be closer to a push of warmer air and moisture on saturday, which will lead to scattered showers and thunderstorms saturday afternoon and evening. sunday will be dry, but more chances for rain sunday night into now at six.

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. a strange -- and vivid -- craze sweeping the united states has now made its way to eastern iowa. in at least a dozen states -- people have been spotted wearing the night or in wooded areas. police at the state's three major universities have all gotten reports of people dressed as clowns. here's a viewer picture of a clown supposedly taken in waterloo recently. there's been at least six recent clown sightings throughout the city. these were all from last night in waterloo. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh is live in waterloo. she has been covering this bizarre story.

i'm ron steele. amanda goodman is joining us live from sioux city -- where she will moderate tonight's u-s senate debate. good evening amanda -- debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on wednesday, october 19 at eppley auditorium on the campus of morningside college in sioux city at 7:00 pm. kwwl will broadcast a one- hour debate between senator charles grassley and patty judge on

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. we're following breaking news of a stabbing attack tonight at six. officers in cedar falls say two people have been stabbed. this is happening at university avenue studios in cedar falls. we're told both are in serious condition -- and one person is in custody. both victims have multiple stab wounds. kwwl's taylor bailey is live on the scene a large police presence is responding to university avenue studios in cedar falls. officers say two people have been stabbed - both are in serious condition, they say one person is in custody. you can see the two police vehicles - as well as caution tape blocking the whole scene. a large police presence is responding to university avenue

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. a man armed with a gun -- demanding money from a local store clerk. police need your help identifying this man -- who they say robbed a mexican restaurant and store at gunpoint. this happened at la placita mexican store in downtown waterloo sunday afternoon. police say a man walked in with a gun- demanding money. he was able to take off with some cash. kwwl's lauren moss speaking with us now live with our top story, lauren thankfully everyone's okay- but definitely a scary situation for employees..as a man walks in with a gun..demanding money. they say something like this has never happened to them before. video surveillance captures a scary moment for a young woman. you can see the fear in her face as she's ordered to give a man money- while a gun is aimed at her. we spoke with

and i'm ron steele. thanks for joining us. before heading to the airport to fly down south. 48-year-old jimmy mcdaniel taken into custody at a hotel in prairie du chien, wisconsin. kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live in prarie du chien with more. shirley. i'm here outside of the crawford county sheriff's office. authorities not telling us much about this homicide. this is what we know. officers were called to a home on velvet lane just after midnight on wednesday. this is in bridgeport township...just outside prarie du chien. when they arrived -- they found the body of 55-year-old linda kline on the ground outside the home. according to police -- her boyfriend jimmy mcdaniel and her sister were both there. after an autopsy -- kline's death was ruled a homicide. and mcdaniel was arrested the following day. he was at an area

>> announcer: this is the steele report. >> ron: this week on the steele report, we're talking about the role of law enforcement in our society. we'll take a look at some key veterans issues of today and also take a look back 25 years at the role of delta battery, the waterloo marines back in the first gulf war called desert storm. our questioning begins right now. captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com >> announcer: now from kwwl, this is the steele report. >> ron: and welcome to this week's edition of the steele report. it's hard to believe it's been 25 years now since desert storm, which was the first gulf war and a couple of major wars since, so i'm joined today by two combat veterans to talk about some of the key issues facing our veterans right here in the area today, so let me first of all introduce them to you. he's a waterloo native who served with delta battery and they went to desert storm 25 years ago. hard to believe. and this is derek wittenberg who founded a very important veterans group called 22 no more. now, derek is a combat vetera

. >> announcer: this is the steele report. >> ron: this week on the steele report, we're talking about the role of law enforcement in our society. we'll take a look at some key veterans issues of today and also take a look back 25 years at the role of delta battery, the waterloo marines back in the first gulf war called desert storm. our questioning begins right now. captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com >> announcer: now from kwwl, this is the steele report. >> ron: and welcome to this week's edition of the steele report. it's hard to believe it's been 25 years now since desert storm, which was the first gulf war and a couple of major wars since, so i'm joined today by two combat veterans to talk about some of the key issues facing our veterans right here in the area today, so let me first of all introduce them to you.

good evening --- i'm ron steele. amanda is on assignment tonight at the iowa u-s senate debate. debate coming up --but first, the third and final presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump tonight. the two going head-to-head in las vegas for the last time before election day next month. and just like the first two debates, a lot of attacking from both sides. the two big stories for each candidate --clinton's emails and trump's comments towards women heard on recordings from 2005. let's go live to steve handelsman

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. today marks one yeanc 20-15--a case that has still seen no one charged with the murder. police say 21- year-old jimmy richardson was shot and killed in the 700 block of rhomberg avenue. they say richardson most likely knew the people who shot him, but haven't charged anyone yet. kwwl's brad hanson speaking to richardson's girlfriend at the time about the incident. brad's live in the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with

anyway, thank you michael steel, not to be too crude about it. thank you, ron reagan and michael steele, you have a rough job these days. at least you're not reince priebus these days. >> chris, it's working out just like planned. >> a lot worse. >> let's move the priebus question. >>> anyway, coming up. that's my pun. coming up, inside bill clinton incorporated. the latest hacked memo from wikileaks reveal just how intertwined the clinton foundation was to former president bill clinton's money-making ventures. and while the new revelations don't mention secretary clinton, she's facts new questions on the campaign trail tonight. plus, donald trump's at real risk of losing a deep red state, the republicans haven't lost since 1964, utah. that's because independent candidate evan mcmullen is making a strong push in a state where he has roots, and he's with us tonight. >>> and new fears tonight that election day won't be the end of the partisan rancor in this country, but a new beginning of it. there's been plenty of talk among trump supporters of revolution. who k

steele back with the weekend forecast next. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... that's senator ron johnson's plan for seniors. so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. he also has a plan for medicare... turn it into a voucher program and add means testing -- so seniors pay more out of pocket or are left without coverage altogether. but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, ron johnson isn't working... a massive area of high pressure is providing another chilly but dry fall day. the continued brisk northwest winds have suppressed temperatures to barely 50 degrees across southeast wisconsin or 8 degrees below average for this time of year. a minor ripple in the clouds briefly, but the grey should diminish this evening with more sunshine returning for the balance of the weekend. meantime, with the clouds breaking apart, look for temperatures plummeting again into the mid 30s overnight leading to more frost, particularly inland. as the ridge eases off to the east, our winds will shift around to the southwest ushering in warmer conditions with the mercury climbing bac

joining me right now, michael steele, the former chair of the republican national committee. he's an msnbc political analyst. author ron reagan, also an msnbc political analyst. and molly ball, staff writer for the atlantic. molly, i want to defer to the former chair of the republican party first. i know it's a women's issue, but i've got to ask michael. this is the craziest, craziest juxtaposition. there you have the most dash -- you've got to be careful how you say things, beautiful first lady, attractive, dynamite speaker, incredibly polished, ivy leaguer in every possible good sense of that word, charming, persuasive, a role model for everyone, male and female, of every background. and then you have newt gingrich duking it out in this side show along the gangway of some circus that they're running against megyn kelly, who is one of the most popular conservative anchors we've ever seen. what is going on with your at least current or erstwhile political party, at least? i don't know where you stand. why are they such fools? >> this is a party that is actually outside of itself right now. it has no orienting moorings.