they rely on students in residence halls to tell them about drug use on the president of iowa state aces more scrutiny, as the iowa board of o schol "we as t the use of the university mohaafew ises, the dears to be questionable at best." yesterday, the board called for an audit for each flight iowa state president steven leath has taken on the school's two airplanes. the review comes after questions about whether leath mis-used university resources. leath owns a home in north carolina and has flown to and from the state a number of times. he damaged a university plane in year. britley has one more check of your forecast heading back out to campaign events following a night of some light hearted moments. the al smith charity dinner allowed the candidates to make some jokes last night. today, hillary clinton will stop in ohio. donald trump will go to events in north ro in just a few hours, geonetric in cedar rapids will finish 5 websites for non-profit organizations. it will also provide digital marketing services to one organization. this is a part of the annual operation overnight project. now, one last look at this mor

the iowa board of regents are looking to add more mental counselors to the state's 3 public universities. the regents held a first round of talks on whether they will raise tuition for students at the university of iowa, iowa state university and the university of northern iowa for this. during thursday's discussions, the regents amended their tuition and fees proposal. they're looking at increase the student health fee fr that money would go to hiring those mental health counselors. the president of iowa state university is facing more scrutiny, as the iowa board of regents investigates his use of school planes. "we as the board of regents take the use of the university resources very seriously and in more than a few instances, the decision to use the plane appears to be questionable at an audit for each flight iowa state president steven leath has taken on the school's 2 airplanes. the review comes after questions about whether leath mis-used university resources. leath owns a home in north carolina, and has flown to and from the state a number of times. he damaged a university plane i

right now, the iowa board of regents considering millions of dollars in improvements to kinnick stadium. stadium.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live at the home of the hawks to share the details. all of that money would be going into renovating the are right now would cost nearly 90 million dollars. dollars. renovating the north stands that you can see here behind me in the cost of those plans, is close to $90 million. fancy spoke with say the energy hawkeye games as part of oh makes them so fun.>> it is the electric atmosphere. you are surrounded by other hawkeye fans and you feel part of the team.>> reporter: the approval from the iowa board of regents, kinnick stadium will keep up with the excitement. >> you walk in and it is cool because it is historic. >> reporter: document shows the north stand structure is outdated. the last renovations happened in the 80s. the existing general admission seating area would be replaced with an upper and lower level with a club level in between. that would also come with new concessions, restrooms and a skywalk.>> i want to check it out.>> r

today the iowa board of regents will get an update on the search for a new president at u-n-i. the board is also expected to the first topic to come up in the only televised debate between the two iowans running for u-s senate... the supreme court. senator chuck grassley sticking by his stance of waiting for a confirmation hearing on a justice -- challenger patty judge criticizing his choice. and the big sticking point in last night's presidential debate -- will donald trump accept the outcome of next month's election if hillary clinton wins. he dodged the question twice last night -- a live look at vegas now, where that debate was held. while manya are stealing... a scrap metal drive in waterloo has been getting a lot of still cleaning up after the 2016 floods. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in waterloo... you can tell us more about the scrap metal drive. the v-f-w needs money to stay open through the winter season... they started a scrap metal drive earlier this month as a fundraiser... not realizing how succesful it would good." for some... the waterloo veterans of fore

. >>> the iowa -- the iowa board of regions is moving forward with a plan to raise tuition on iowa universities. the tuition would go up 2% for each of the next two school years. the board voted on the proposal second reading in december. dollar renovation of the north end zone.the re-fit will include more bathrooms - concessions and a premium seating level with patio suites.it'll take workers about three years to complete all the upgrades. "as we did this project, one of our key principals was to enhance the fan experience. and i'm excited that as people see this they're gonna see that that absolutely has been accomp if you are a season ticket holder in the north end zone - you will be displaced - but you'll get first pick for replacement seats for the 20-18 season based on your priority points. points.to see these renderings again - and for information on how to reserve your seat in the new endzone -- head to our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. for information on how to reserve the seats in the new end zone, you can go to our website, cbs2iowa.com. >>> thousands of iowans are more than one to 65

the iowa board of regents is looking at whether the president of iowa state university misused the school's airplanes. today the regents ordered an audit of every flight steven leath has taken in his five year tenure. leath is a pilot and has repeatedly flown to and from north carolina where he owns a home in the mountains. he crashed and damaged an i-s-u plane when returning from a trip last year. the regents president says he's extremely disappointed leath used the planes in ways quote "questionable at best." flood clean-up efforts continue in cedar rapids. today the city closed the 16th avenue bridge over the cedar river for a time. workers moved in equipment to help remove a berm that's covering the sidewalk and trail in that area. the berm forced people to walk on the street in order to cross the bridge. one way to grab people's attention is through a well-done website, but not non profits with their websites, and it's doing it in a blitz. stay with t-v nine. profits in linn county. instead of working through the night, operation overnight will take a break this year. for the last five

the iowa board of regents are looking to add more mental counselors to the state's 3 public universities. the regents held a first round of talks on whether they will raise tuition for students at the university of iowa, iowa state university and the university of northern iowa for this. during thursday's discussions, the regents amended their tuition and fees proposal. they're looking at increase the student health fee from $10 dollars to $12.50. that money would go to hiring the president of iowa state university is facing more scrutiny, as the iowa board of regents investigates his use of school planes. "we as the board of regents take the use of the university resources very seriously and in more than a few instances, the decision to use the plane appears to be questionable at best." yesterday, the board called for an audit for each flight iowa state presidt has taken on the school's 2 airplanes. the review comes after questions about whether leath mis-used university resources. leath owns a home in north carolina, and has flown to and from the state a number of times. he damaged a u

. >>> the iowa board of regents has given the go-ahead for a renovation at kinnick stadium. the north end zone will see a complete make over. there will be more bathrooms, recessions and seating. the project will take a total the u of i athletics director said that the planners kept one key goal in mind. >> as we did this project, one of the key principles was to enhance the fan experience. i am excited that is people see this that they will see that it has been accomplished. >>> the north end zone has not seen renovation since 1986. construction starts next year, but existing stands will not be removed until this -- the football season is over. if you are a ticket holder in the north end zo will be replaced, but you have first pick in 2018 based on your priority points. for information on how to reserve your seat in the new in zone, go to cbs2iowa.com. as iowas creative corridor continues to grow so does the commute for many. many. there's thousands of people in iowa city that that to work and we have thousands of people coming from cedar rapids area down to iowa city and a

in the race for senate in iowa, the des moines register editorial board is endorsing chuck grassley. the newspaper made the announcement yesterday. the board says it picked the 6-term senator because of his willingness to work across the aisle. grassley is up against former lieutenant governor patty judge. a recent quinnipiac university poll shows grassley it lead. a newly renovated health center was the site of a special halloween themed open house saturday. eastern iowa health center held the event to celebrate the multi-million dollar renovations to its pediatric and family practice facility. families were able to trick or treat through the halls and view the renovated lobby and exam rooms. the center provides primary healthcare services to the community, regardless of their ability to pay. e-i-h-c served 40 thousand people last year. and moved back two weeks ago, so it's a beautiful facility and we're grateful to be back home." this is just the start for eihc's growth. it's also opening a dental care facility, and an urgent care clinic next year. we are learning more about a phar

a home that resembles kinnick that's what the iowa city board of adjustment decided tonight. the vote was tied two to two, meaning the board has no power to override iowa city's decision to issue a building permit for the home. the home is set to go up in a neighborhood near kinnick stadium. a group called the neighbors of manville heights association didn't like that idea. so they appealed the city's decision, citing the home's size and potential for big parties. kcrg t-v nine's samantha myers joins us in the studio this evening. samantha, a lot of people are pretty upset by this decision. yes, the neighbors of the manville heights association, the group trying to put a stop to the house were not happy. in an effort to avoid the homecoming parade in town, tonight's meeting was in a different spot across town at a recycling center. and this unlike the other two meetings that lasted close to five hours each. the manville heights neighborhood association argued the city wrongly classified the house as a single-family residence. the city of iowa city could not find enough evidenc

the president of iowa state university is now under a closer microscope tonight, as the iowa board of regents investigates his use of school planes. "we as the board of regents take the use of the university resources very seriously and in more than a few instances, the decision to use the plane appears to be questionable at best." today, the board called for an leath has taken on the school's two airplanes. the review comes after questions about whether leath mis-used university resources. leath owns a home in north carolina, and has flown to and from the state a number of times. he damaged a university plane in a crash landing when returning from a trip last year. and the state regents gave their blessings to a 90 million dollar renovation to the north endzone at kinnick stadium. scott saville will have details of the project, and reaction from athletic director turning to politics tonight, and both presidential candidates appeared at a fundraiser dinner in new york. republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton poked fun at themselves and each other just one night after thei

now, the student government is calling on the iowa board of regents to investigate leath's use of two planes. light the night pink. that's what some people in cedar rapids did tonight to mark the national breast cancer awareness month. mercy medical center and alliant energy hosted the annual lighting ceremony at the center will remain lit in pink throughout the month. organizers say the event is to raise awareness about breast cancer, which affects a lot of people. 10:40:27;08 "getting early detection, getting your mamograms done and to just help support our patients and all of our family and friends that have had breast cancer " a 2 dollar donation for each person in attendance went to especially for you fund. that helps provide free mammograms and other breast-care services to people in special gift for her 18th birthday last week. it was one abby van metre says she won't soon forget. kcrg-tv9's samantha myers has the touching story that's gone viral. on her 18th birthday, abby van meter's family gave her a gift that has captured the hearts of people across the county. " "so it's a

the iowa department of transportation. riders just have to pay a small monthly fare depending on number of riders and distance traveled. today the iowa board of regents - is moving forward with plans to raise tuition for all three iowa public universities.under the plan - tuition would raise 2- percent for each of the next two school years.the board voted on the proposal yesterday in cedar falls - but it still needs to pass a second reading during the regents meeting in december. kinnick stadium will now get -- its second major renovation in 15-years. 15-years.the board of regents signed off on the 90-million dollar renovation of the north concessions and a premium seating level with patio suites.it'll take workers about three years to complete all the upgrades. "as we did this project, one of our key principals was to enhance the fan experience. and i'm excited that as people see this they're gonna see that that absolutely has been accomplished." if you are a season ticket holder in the north end zone - you will be displaced - but you'll get first pick for replacement seats for the priority points. points.to see these renderings again - a

improvements to the boyson road >> the iowa board of regents is discuss entering -- discussing improvements to kinnick stadium. the changes come with new concessions, restrooms and approved, the project would be completed by the 20-19 football season. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still to come... come...stepping out of the limelight.the difficult decision one local musician is making to prevent a life- threatening disease. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams that means good schools for every child in every zip code. college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that lets them start a family of their own. we face big challenges, but we

. >>> the iowa board of regents has given the go-ahead for a renovation at kinnick stadium. the north end zone will see a complete make over. there will be more bathrooms, recessions and seating. the project will take a total

the iowa board of regents is being asked to approve a nearly 90-million dollar renovation to kinnick the project would replace it with an upper and lower level -- two general admission concourses -- and a premium club level. that club level could also be used for non-game days. he many be in elementary school but a young iowa entrepreneur is already planning for his financial future... its a topic even adults have trouble with... but for a fifth- grader -- it perfect spot and caleb kitterman businessman's love for the machine came a couple years ago... when he's dad wanted to teach him about finances well i didnt know where we were gonna go with it. i just knew that i wanted him to learn about money in a different awy that's when the father son duo got creative when caleb was little he was always asking his mommy and wrote a i did the illustration and dad did the typing about the importance of assets, savings and investments. caleb experienced that then ill know what to use it for money smart too im hoping it gets published soon because we have 980 dollars on there right now but caleb

the lawsuit could v private meetings the board of regents held with bruce harreld. they later hired harreld as the university's president. the lawsuit argues the group violated the iowa open meetings act. the board of regents says it didn't violate the law, because a majority of the board members were not present. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a man in eastern iowa who was set to go to trial for knowingly passing h-i-v to his partners has taken a plea deal. 35-year-old adam musser of coralville pleaded not of an infectious disease. police say he passed h-i-v to two women last year after telling them he was disease-free. musser was set to go to trial this week, but according to court records.. he changed his plea to guilty and took a deal yesterday. we are working to get more details on the specifics in that deal. the driver of a car that crashed into the back of a springville school bus is in the hospital this morning with life- threatening injuries. the linn county sheriff' happened shortly after 3:30 yesterday afternoon near highway 151 and stone road. first responders had to pull the driver out of her vehicle before taking her to the hospital. authorities hav

members of the standing rock sioux tribe - impact sites of historic and religious significance.the pipeline - which covers four states - including iowa - is almost completely built. the iowa board of regents will willnow look into if iowa state's president and other employees have been following travel policies. policies.iowa state president steven leath has been under fire for his use of two university airplanes.leath has flown one of the aircrafts himself on four trips that have mixed personal and official business.now -- the make sure they are clear and have been followed. the supreme court went back to work this week with only 8 judges -- and one case they're hearing right now - involves a convicted killer who may have been sentenced to death because of his race. race.attorneys for duane buck don't deny he killed his ex- girlfriend and another man 21- years ago in houston.they say a jury was tainted when evidence suggested his race could influence whether he would commit violent acts in the future.buck's attorney says the case could resonate cases. "it's really important for supreme court to say when that kind of evidence is put into a courtroom that it's unacceptable." the

police believe these might be the same suspects that robbed the family dollar a week ago the iowa board of regents are looking to add more mental health counselors to the state's 3 public universities. the regents held a first round of talks on whether they will raise tuition for students at the university of iowa, iowa state university and the university of northern iowa for this. during thursday's discussions, the regents amended their tuition and fees proposal. they're looking at increase the student health fee from $10 dollars to those mental health counselors. the board of regents also approved funding for a major makeover for the north endzone of kinnick stadium. the regents approved the 90 million dollar plan which will replace the upper and lower seating. it will also add two general admission concourses and a premium club level. the project will be completed just before the 2019 season. " the structure is awesome. but our fans have been historically, they're the best. and so, as we did this project, enhance the fan experience. and i'm excited that as people see this they're goi

it centers around private meetings the board of regents held group violated the iowa open meetings act. regents say they didn't violate the law, because a majority of the board members were not present. tonight the students of central high school in elkader are hosting a debate for candidates running for the iowa house. it includes those running for house districts 55 and 56. that debate begins at 7 at the high school. and tomorrow night, kcrg t-v nine and the gazette will hosa congressional district candidates. incumbent rod blum and democratic challenger monica vernon will debate the issues starting at 7. you can see it on kcrg nine point 2 and streaming online on kcrg dot com. unitypoint health - waterloo wants to hire around one thousand people, so they're hosting an open house and job fair this afternoon. it takes place from 3 p-m to 6 p-m in the south dining room at allen hospital. hiring some of the positions they're looking for include nurses, social workers and c-m-a's. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. clouds have arrived and they'll be sticking around. as

now, the student government is calling on the iowa board of regents to investigate leath's use of 2 planes. there's a possible break through in the search for a cure in parkinson's disease, which affects about 1 llion americans. researchers at iowa state university have found a protein in the brain that could lead to a cure for parkinson's. the science is pretty complex, so they say its hard to estimate a timeline on the research. but they hope to make solid progress wi discovery gives scientists a new target to look at when it comes to fighting parkinson's disease. "what we call susceptible targets, so we can double up on some drugs or other strategies to increase the protein levels in parkinson's patients. " the protein found may protect brain cells. researchers say this protein is released during stress, helping the cells to deal with the strain. it then can assist with the survival of the cells. did tonight to mark the national breast cancer awareness month. mercy medical center and alliant energy hosted the annual lighting ceremony at the hall- perrine cancer center. the center will r

the iowa utilities board says it's received complaints from dozens of customers about their alliant energy electricity bills. alliant is charging customers for energy they used during the summer months that they have not paid for. the company says its new billing system based estimates for those months on what a customer used in the short because this year's hotter weather caused people to use more electricity. alliant says it couldn't notify customers about the higher prices because it's short staffed. some people feel they should not have to pay the higher amount. sot "something needs to be done. i mean these are hundreds, if not thousands of people being affected by alliant energy's mistake. how can they make the customers be so affected by this? " alliat but it is offering to waive any late fees, and it'll help customers set up payment plans. republican donald trump says he's legally used tax benefits to his advantage. he made those comments after a report said he might have avoided paying federal taxes for up to 18 years. first here's a look at the most viewed stories today on kcrg do

the lawsuit could move forward yesterday. it centers around private meetings the board of regents held with bruce harreld. they later hired harreld as the university's president. the lawsuit argues the group violated the iowa open meetings act. the board of regents says it didn't violate the law, because a majority of the board members were not present. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a man in eastern iowa who was his partners has taken a plea deal. 35-year-old adam musser of coralville pleaded not guilty to five counts of criminal transmission of an infectious disease. police say he passed h-i-v to two women last year after telling them he was disease-free. musser was set to go to trial this week, but according to court records.. he changed his plea to guilty and took a deal yesterday. we are working to get more details on the specifics in that deal. into the back of a springville school bus is in the hospital this morning with life- threatening injuries. the linn county sheriff's office says it happened shortly after 3:30 yesterday afternoon near highway 151 and stone road. first responders had to pull the driver out of her vehicle before taking her to the hospital. authorities have not released her n

iowa city. the manville heights association filed a lawsuit wednesday against the iowa city board of adjustment. the board approved a permit for the house last week after several weeks of debate. a decorah couple wants to build the home on lusk avenue. and are trying to block it. they argue the plans do not fit a single family home. the lawsuit asks a judge to issue an injunction and rescind the building permit. an increase in complaints about panhandling in cedar rapids is prompting a proposal. city council member scott olson estimates the number of panhandlers and complaints have doubled in the past four years. he believes it's because the city does not have an ordinance prohibiting it. that's why he's working on one that wouldl panhandle. "13:29:30;10 the five areas that the current ordinance addresses are at controlled intersections where there are stoplights and traffic backed up, where people are trapped in their cars and can't move. at exits off of interstates, at atm machines, on public buses and in parking ramps. " olson says he hopes to have the ordinance presented to city is organizin

the humidity, 93%. on the board, 61 in iowa city. dubuque, 53. decorah, 55. looking at the wind, 5-15, gusting at 20. testing of 30 later today. temperatures on the board. decorah, 55 now. carol, 73. north. upper 70s to low 80s and the central and western parts of the state. the satellite and radar. cloud cover still on the board. we look at the predictor. an area of low pressure to the north. it is dragging a weak cold front through the picture. we will cool a little bit tomorrow. cooler tomorrow night with stray showers possible. sunday, the coolest day of all. upper 50s to lower-60s. we will turn around and warm things up as we head into monday. low-level cloud cover out there now. that eventually will give way to more sunshine. partly cloudy sky tonight. tomorrow starts with a partly cloudy sky. on the look for stray shower chances are tomorrow evening. most of which is to the north. we could see some passing through the forecast tomorrow through early sunday. so maybe a stray shower or two before you head to church. that is short-lived. although it is a cooler day, we today, mainly sunny skies. s

the flood-themed shirts are selling so well, raygun plans to the iowa utilities board says it's received complaints from dozens of customers about their alliant energy electricity bills. alliant is charging customers for energy they used during the summer months that they have not paid for. the company says its new billing system based estimates for those months on what a customer used in the summer of 2015. but the estimates came up short because this year's hotter weather caused people to use more electricity. alliant says it couldn't notify customers about it is short staffed. some people feel they should not have to pay the higher amount. sot "something needs to be done. i mean these are hundreds, if not thousands of people being affected by alliant energy's mistake. how can they make the customers be so affected by this? " alliant says the charges are accurate. but it is offering to waive any late fees, and it'll help customers set up payment plans. hurricane matthew could reach pats of the eastern united states within the next few days. winds and heavy rain. highs will be into the

the secretary of state asked voters not to take selfies with ballots. but - photos of absentee ballots are legal. in iowa city - -tomorrow the school board reveals superintendent stephen murley's new contract. contract.board members have murley with the district until 2019. while iowa city is the 5-th largest district in the state - murley is only the 11th highest paid superintenden t in iowa.he will now make 215- thousand dollars for this current year and 226-thousand next school year. in cedar rapids - first avenue and second street south-east at yesterday afternoon.the woman hit - is expected to be okay - the driver - has been charged with failing to yield at a cross-walk. a second murder trial is now underway for a cedar rapids man already convicted of another murder.travis standlee was sentenced to up to 50 years in prison for second- degree murder in the killing of raymond ursino in september 20-15. 15.today he'll stand trial for the killing of sharon mead.her days after ursino's death.this trial is taking place in davenport because of pretrial publicity in cedar rapids. despite recent flooding damaging many towns in iowa - the num

the iowa department of transportation. writers have to pay a small monthly fair depending on the writers in the distance traveled.>>> the board of regents is moving forward with plans to raise tuition for all three iowa tuition would raise 2% for each of the next two school years. they voted on the proposal yesterday but it needs to pass a second meeting in december. >>> tannic stadium -- tannic stadium will get an update on there renovations. the refit will include more premium seating level with patio seats. it will take workers three years to complete the upgrades. >> as we did the project, one of the key principles was to enhance the fan experience. i'm excited that as people see this, they see that that has been accomplished. >> if you are a season ticket holder in the north end zone, points.to see these rendering again - and for information on how to reserve your seat in the new endzone -- head to our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. it's now on this morning.right now it's degrees in when we come back, we'll take a look at the three stories you'll need to know on this mor. morning. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call

the iowa board of regents will now look into if iowa state's have been following travel poli. policies.iowa state president steven leath has been under fire for his use of two university airplanes.leath has flown one of the aircrafts himself on four trips that have mixed personal and official business.now -- the board will look at policies at all three state schools to make sure they are clear and have been followed. starting tonight - mercy medical center will be lit up in pink to mark the arrival of national breast cancer awareness month.a lighting ceremony will start at 7- thirty tonight mercy's hall-perrine cancer center.a two dollar donation will be made to the especially for you fund - for every person that attends tonight. the building will be illuminated in pink for the rest of the month. 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 i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch hi

the numbers on the board. sixty-nine in waterloo. iowa city, 67. the dew point, about we find the mid-50s. not a muggy day. despite went out of the southeast at 5-10 miles per hour. let's go from the wind to the satellite radar. clouds from the south spreading east. we told you we would start with sunshine. partly sunny this afternoon. we will see more clouds heading into the evening time. and into the overnight hours. so keeping that in mind, here is what we have cooking for you on the planner. seventy-one today. the forecast coming up in about ten minutes, northbound traffic on 218 in johnson county is back to normal today. last night it was blocked for several hours. the iowa state patrol says a pedestrian was hit by one vehicle and then a second and third. here are some pictures from the it's still under investigation. a marion man is now dead after being hit by a train in alburnett over the weekend. weekend.the linn county sheriff says the 44-year-old towing a flatbred trailer when he drove in front of a freight train sunday.officials say the truck caught fire and the when he drove in front of a freig

the iowa utilities board says it's received complaints from dozens of customers about their alliant alliant is charging customers for energy they used during the summer months that they have not paid for yet. the company says its new billing system based estimates for those months on what a customer used in the summer of 2015. but the estimates came up short because this year's hotter weather caused people to use more electricity. alliant says it couldn't notify customers about the higher prices because it is short staffed. some people feel they should not have to pay the higher amount. sot done. i mean these are hundreds, if not thousands of people being affected by alliant energy's mistake. how can they make the customers be so affected by this? " alliant says the charges are accurate. but it is offering to waive any late fees, and it'll help customers set up payment plans. the mother of a dubuque boy who accidently shot himself in the face will be sentenced next month. yesterday raven harris, who is to child endangerme years in prison. in august, she also pleaded guilty to a federal char

iowa city school leaders will meet today to discuss goals for the district. district.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live in iowa city to explain what the board plans to talk about, stephanie? jenee---like you mentioned the board will be meeting right here at the education services center at 6 tonight, and there's a lot to talk about - including recent student test scores and what they say about the scores show a gap still remains between white and minority students enrolled in the school district.according to numbers iowa city gives to the federal and state government---the average white middle school student has a four and ten chance of being in the advance category for reading and math. while black students on the other hand has a less than ten percent chance of being in that category. the district has been looking at these inequities and has several programs in the works to close this gap---including the also on the agenda for tonight's meeting - the board will discuss the new superintendent contract. again meeting will take place here at the professional development at the educational services center.covering the corridor in iowa city stephanie j

the iowa department of success. experts say it is unclear why there were these drops in the 2015-2016 school year. iowa state and the board of regents are backing a plan to use school money -- to help improve a city-owned airport. the plan has i-s-u making annual payments of up to 74-thousand dollars for the next 20 years -- about 1 point three million dollars. it'll build a larger terminal at the ames airport and would offer a facelift could be in order for the being asked to approve a nearly 90-million dollar renovation to kinnick stadium's north end zone. the project would replace it with an upper and lower level -- two general admission concourses -- and a premium club level. that club level could also be used for non-game days. extra eyes on the road in elk run heights. some wonder if the city should look at other options. the city council approved an road. the speed limit in those areas is 25 miles an hour... "part of the issue i have with it, is we haven't tried some of the underneath them. let's try a couple of things here before we jump into the be all end all most drastic measure we can take." under a proposed c

the university of iowa asked the board of regents to help cover the $150- million dollar price tag of the renovation. the university redoing the north end zone stands. those stands are about 30 years old. the university did not update them during the 2006 kinnick renovation project. the university also wants to, eventually, build a new residence hall for student athletes and build a new indoor track and field site. as an elementary school in marion is about to be empty, the city and school leaders want to now what to do about the building. the school district is building longfellow elementary to replace emerson elementary, of the downtown square in marion. the new school is set to open next fall, when emerson will close. the marion board of education says it's trying to be considerate to people who live around the soon-to-be vacant school. "21:17:12;27i'm pretty sure we're not gonna please everyone but at least we're gonna put it out there so it's not seen like it was done in a back room. " the city and the board wrote down the ideas people gave at the meeting and will go through and

tomorrow - the iowa city school board boardwill reveal superintenden t stephen murley's new details for weeks. the contract keeps murley with the district until 2019. while iowa city is the 5-th largest district in the state - murley was only the 11th highest paid superintendent in iowa.he will now make 215-thousand dollars for this current year and 226- thousand next school year. after nearly five decades with the cedar rapids community school district districtformer washington high school principal plagman got the send-off some thought he deserved.cbs 2 news reporter connor morgan explains the legacy he now leaves behind. behind. ll: the details of dr. plagman's retirement are well- documented with his resignation coming on the heels of a teacher sex scandal. but plagman's final farewell isn't about controversy.today - is about celebrating.packed parking lots - long lines - and crowded cafeterias - "so many people."all for one man - be here because it's showing support to one of the greatest people that have ever lived in cedar rapids.""knowing he didn't get the right send-off, i want

tomorrow - the iowa city school board boardwill reveal superintenden t stephen murley's new contract during their meeting. board members discussed the details for weeks. the contract keeps murley with contract. the board members discuss the details for weeks. the contract is with the school drip -- district until 2019. this is the fifth largest district in the state burley was the 11th superintendent in iowa. he would now make to under $50,000. that is for the school year in 20 -- 226,000 for the next school year. >>> after decades of the community district, washington high school principal, dr. some thought he deserved connor morgan explains the legacy he leaves behind.>> the details of dr. ralph plagman retirement, they are well document. it comes on the heels of a sex scandal. this isn't about controversy. it is about celebrating.>> long lines, and chronic cafeterias. so many people -- >> this is all for one man, trained 11 -- dr. ralph .>> we need to be here. this -- we need to so support for one of the greatest people living in cedar rapids, i wanted to make sure he got a good se

the order two weeks ago for iowa's second judicial district. that includes bremer, butler, and floyd counties. the order covers courtrooms, clerks offices, judicial administrative offices and more... such as hallways, lobbies, and conference rooms. a board member of the iowa firearms coalition says he understands security concerns. but he believes the order over public areas outside of courtrooms. a new a-b-c poll shows democrat hillary clinton now holds a 12 point lead over republican donald trump in the presidential race. but trump is now claiming those polls are not accurate... and not by accident. a-b-c's maggie rulli reports on the presidential nominee's campaign stops in battleground states today. flag in tampa -- as he's racing the calendar to shore up his flagging campaign. florida a swing state he needs to swing his way for a november victory. sot trump: "get your friends, your family, your co-workers out to vote." the latest abc news national tracking poll has trump down double digits to hillary clinton. trump says -- don't believe it. sot trump: "folks, we're winning. we're winning. we're winning." though trump acknowledges the figures -- sot-trump radio show the polls, but not by much." -- he says they're rigged to demoraliz

vikings add another one a short time later as heid hits matt heller for the score....14-zip augie... --upper iowa gets on the board in the second as former maq valley all- stater ryan parmely takes the handoff and goes 33 yards to pay dirt but it wasn't enough as augustana beats upper iowa 54-35. in 71 years, the cubs have won the pennant. chicago jumped all over clayton kershaw and took a 5-0 lead in the 5th....kyle hendricks pitched a sensational 7 and a third innings...the cubs are headed to the world series for the first time since 1945...game one is tuesday night at cleveland. go crazy, cubs fans.....go crazy. yet. something you may notice is the wind switching around to the northwest, and it'll be a bit breezy at times with mph. we'll have highs in the upper 60s. cooler air does arrive tonight as lows drop to around 40, with highs staying in the lower 60s tomorrow. the sky remains mostly clear between now and then. showers develop on tuesday and continue into wednesday. at least a half- inch may fall, especially across the northern half of the area.today: mostly sunny. breezy at times. wind: nw 15-25. the n-

the city. on the board elsewhere, 68 in waterloo. iowa city, 66. wind out of the self -- south warming us up. gusting at 5-15. there is the satellite radar. obviously, where there is not as much clouds north, they are a little warmer. we will see the clouds settle in this afternoon. showers expected late overnight tonight. nothing heavy. nothing severe. we will plan on clouds. seventy-three today. the full forecast coming up in >>> the tension was thick lsi's presidential debate. the second face-off between hillary clinton and donald trump. today the candidates are back at work. craig braswell is in washington with the latest. >> donald trump tried to dismiss the uproar between an explosive recording of vulgar comments he made about women. >> this was locker room talk i'm not proud of it. i apologize to my family. i apologize to the american people. >> hillary clinton said it proved him unfit for office. >> what we all saw and heard on friday was donald talking about women, what he thinks temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country.(21:24:29 trump) because you'd be

the iowa board of regents is being asked to approve a nearly 90-million dollar renovation to kinnick stadium's north end zone. the project would replace it with an upper and lower level -- two general admission concourses -- and a premium club level. that club level could also be used for non-game days. now, let's go to eileen with a for the weekend. a series of fronts will keep chances of storms in the we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the >>> this morning on "today's take,"" corey feldman is back with a live performance you don't want to miss. >>> then dr. oz turns back the clock on aging and helps you get a better night's sleep. >>> renovate or not to renovate? the great real estate debate coming up now. >> announcer from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." thursday morning. october 13th, 2016. "jive talkin'" and all kinds of things happening. beautiful out there but chilly. carson and dylan hanging with surgery. we'll check in and see how he is doing a little bit later. if you are following

. >> it has to be the shape of the pie we comes at a perfect time for iowa. how can they go back to the drawing board and how can the bye week benefit them? >> fim iowa right now i would definitely want to -- with the wide receivers. giving some opportunities to spend time and gain the issues that is going on with this offense, cj does not have the confidence that he had possibly with vandenberg are some of the guys that left last year. is to develop that confidence and work with these guys during his by week.>> iowa state coming off a bye week. what to expect to see from them >> i would love to see i was they come out and finish a football game. this was an opportunity for iowa state to get some rest. work on fundamental things that they did not do well. we talked about the fact that they made a lot of penalties and wanted to correct mistakes. they have had a week off and a chance to work on things. i expect them to come out hot on saturday. dew up in cedar falls, mark may change at the quarterback position. 61 point this is a for missouri state. to think this is the beginning of a new time for the

the flight. no wi-fi on board all the way from new york to iowa. nobody knew what was happening while we were in the air. staffer were completely shocke shocked. >> secretary clinton. secretary clinton any reaction to reopening of the investigation into the e-mails. >> no comment from hillary clinton or her staffer. at first rally clinton still not addressing the news. >> donald trump says he can still win and you know he's right. anything can happen in an election. >> tonight clinton dressing the october surprise no one saw coming. >> what would you say to a voter who right now will be seeing you and hearing what you are saying, saying i didn't trust her before. i don't trust her any more right now. >> i think people long time ago made up their minds about the e-mails. i think that's factored in to whether people think and now they are choosing a president. >>reporter: the news of fbi -- the news of fbi e-mail investigation comes as the poll are tightening in the race for president. national tracking poll shows clinton with 4 point lead over trump

those games and just figure out as an offense to make those plays and get points on the board in those situations. iowa state travels to oklahoma to the iowa conference -- wartburg at coe -- a battle of unbeatens -- and the knights looking to stay that was as collin werkmen takes the matt sacia pass 72 yards for the score -- 7, nothing wartburg in the first -- but the lead didn't last -- coe -- with a big play of their own -- gavin glenn and seth williams hook up on a 71 yard score -- game tied at ten -- minutes later -- it's the kohawks trevor -- it's going to be coe moving to 5 and oh after today -- they get the win 37, 34 -- uni volleyball team looking to take down wichita state in mvc action -- big night for bri weber -- comes up with the kill for an early lead in the first set -- and shw would keep it up -- weber gets the kill off the shocker block -- she had 20 kills for the second straight night -- and the panthers got this done -- as amie held gets this e the floor -- uni goes on to win in four sets -- i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. in twenty-three years, chuck grassley hasn't

the high. let's take a look at where we were. seventy-two cedar rapids 75 i was -- iowa city. >>> at temperatures on the board 46 monticello 51 iowa city old court. dubuque 47 degrees. forty-seven in mason city. a few 50s off to the west and some cloud cover overnight or highs today limited by sunshine more clouds northwest low 60s. mid- 60s around north-central iowa upper 60s even if you lower 70s and the drone of southern parts of the state. as we examine the satellite radar this morning we are already seen some cloud cover and within the clouds a bit of moisture but more rain is expected in eastern iowa. earlier this week moved through. here comes our next one and it brings more cloud cover in the forecast this afternoon evening and with it the small possibility of a small bit of rain as we head into the late nights night in early tomorrow. more so the story is cloud coverage through the day today that 70 forecast focus and as you look towards evening time partly to mostly cloudy skies expected. watch how quickly these clouds move out thursday. tomorrow we are cooler day with upper 50s tomorrow night is clear and cool with temp

iowa rounds out the top nine. "iowa is one of those states that does fairly well across the board in the three areas we look at." but ruger says the hawkeye state doesn't do well on gun freedoms and private schooling is associated with many regulations. "it's not a stereotypical blue state or red state in the sense that it performs badly on either economics but well on personal freedoms. or well on personal freedoms but bad on economics. it really is a pretty decent state for freedom which is why it's a top ten state. this is the fourth sixth most free state. in washington. sjrreporting. in washington. samantha-jo roth . kcrg tv-9 news. the report finds new york is the least free state. to read more about the findings, head to our website, kcrg.com officials now say the e before it crashed. the national transportatio n safety board says new information shows the train sped up by 12 miles an hour before it hit a passenger platform. officials say the engineer put on the emergency brake less than a second before the collision. the n-t-s-b says the investigation is in its early stages and could take a year or more t

more than half of those polled say the pipeline has not received studied enough. iowa state and the board of regents are backing a plan to use school money -- to help improve a city-owned airport. the plan has i-s-u making annual payments of up to 74-thousand dollars for the next 20 years -- about 1 point three million dollars. it'll build a larger terminal at the ames airport and would offer nicer items to pilots and passengers. a facelift could be in order for the home of the hawkeyes. being asked to approve a nearly 90-million dollar renovation to kinnick stadium's north end zone. the project would replace it with an upper and lower level -- two general admission concourses -- and a premium club level. that club level could also be he many be in elementary school but a young iowa entrepreneur is already planning for his financial jodi whitworth has this story. alright this looks like the perfect spot and caleb kitterman would know were about to put gumballs into time having two this 10-year-old turned businessman's love for the machine came a couple years ago... when he's dad wanted to

the next few days. 76 this afternoon and cloudy. right now doppler radar quiet with rain between cedar rapids and iowa city. temperatures on the board double six does. 68 in monticello and the winds out of the east and south about six-12 miles an hour. satellite and radar, we will check it and thunderstorms moving in with the predictor coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> the presidential c are talking about syria and what they would do with the embattled country. craig boswell is at the white house with the latest from the pence says he and donald trump agree - military force may be needed to create a safe place for syrian refugees within their own country.(sot: gov. mike pence/(r-in) vice presidential candidate)"we absolutely should be prepared to use military force to establish and preserve safe zones and the ability for people to safely evacuate out >> we should be prepared to use military force to establish and preserve the safe zones and the evacuate. >> russia is working with syrian president shod and they say any strike on forces puts russian forces at risk donald trump repeated that he wants to work with russia. >> if we get