winterset was hit pretty hard as well. thanks to all our viewers for sharing their photos with us this afternoon, and continue to send them in. jack/3 wx center touchdown of a tornado was reported a few miles west of winterset, and more damage in the town was reported around the town. jack: local 5's nikki davidson is live in winterset with an update of what happened there this afternoon, nikki? nikki: adlib on damage in winterset stephanie/ 3wxcenter thanks nikki. stay tuned to winterset as they come in. brad:3wxcenter adlib adlib sam:/ wxwall ( adlib) brad: and now we've got some pictures of this afternoon's storm from sam:/ wxwall ( adlib) brad: and now we've got some storm from viewers. jack/ 3wxcenter the threat of had some crews working severe weather had some crews working overtime -- in order to get warning information out and keep everyone safe. that includes the national weather service which says getting this kind of activity in november, actually makes them work harder to put the warnings out there. " " (scanne

local 5's nikki davidson is in winterset with the latest. nikki davidson: "yeah, guys, here in winterset we saw a lot of heavy winds today, and even some damage reported in the town. and i'm joined right now by the superintendent of winterset high school, dr. susie meade. susie, there's been some damage here on the campus. can you tell me about it? susie meade: " yeah, our damage was our football field scoreboard we had a roof on the softball dugout and then some assorted damage to a storage building. nikki davidson: and you told me earlier that you were actually in town when the storm passed through. what was it like to be here during it it was very quick. we got a message shortly before 3 o'clock that we were under a tornado warning. we called all of our buildings and said to go under the procedures and probably within in a minute or so the event was over. but we did keep kids in shelter, until we were for certain that they were safe. and we held the buses for half an hour until we were sure that going out into the country would be safe fo

winterset of course about 45 miles south and west of des moines. winterset activities tweeting out this picture of the scoreboard there on the football field. this picture sent to us from from brad robinson. also from winterest, a large tree uprooted there. damage in waukee tonight too. here's a tree down in the parking lot of eason elementary school and waukee. in carroll, residents finding heavy hail outside their homes. this sent to us from carly masching. we want to see your pictures. remember, you can upload them to our u-local page at kcci.com, or e-mail them to us at news@kcci.com. police say a des moines toddler is lucky to be alive after falling from a third story window today. kcci's kim st. onge is in studio to explain what happened. kim: steve, police say the child was throwing toys and clothes from an open window around 10 am -- around 10:00 a.m., right before a neighbor saw her fall. a neighbor found the 3-year-old girl dangling from this 3rd story window at the woodland park apartments. >> the witness described her as having two hand

they will be affecting adel, winterset, and osceola. some of our roads are damp, we had rain through overnight, it is mild at 51. gusty south, southwest wind. planner today shows the best chances for rain showers come in this morning by midmorning through noontime before they finally had out of here. temperatures fall off later today and we have a big blast of cold air in the forecast. eric: in commitment 2016 news now. louisiana governor bobby jindal says he's dropping out of the republican race for president. jindal, appearing here on kcci's close up program in september, told fox news channel tuesday quote, "this is not my time.' jindal told kcci's chief political reporter cynthia fodor how much he enjoyed being in iowa. he spent a lot of time here, more than 100 events in 55 counties, and said he had planned to go to all 99. gov. jindal: we've done these town halls across the state. we'll stay 3 hours, i give iowans credit, they'll stay for hours, turnout in the middle of the weekend, a weeknight ask , their questions, make their po

the winterset school district is also picking up the pieces... the storm hit just before students were supposed to be sent home for the day... the 65-thousand dollar scoreboard couldn't withstand the wind. it was only two years old... paid for with donations. the district does have insurance, and administrators hope to have a new scoreboard in place by next fall. all of this on a day when we mark ten years since 12 tornadoes ripped through central iowa. take a look... this storm, hit the small town of stratford... leaving a path of destruction and one person dead. according to the national weather service, the f-3 tornado touched down just before 5 p.m it completely wrecked 27 houses... and damaged a dozen more. the aftermath... took months to clean up. emergency responders on scene that day... say it's something the town will never forget.... and now serves as a reminder of how "especially now with the technology, we keep an eye as the local fire department. we go back and forth. we can sound the alarm from out phones... we can contact each othe

in winterset... the high school saw some damage. its 65 thousand dollar score board couldn't withstand the wind... and blew off. it was only two years old... paid for with donations. the district does have insurance... and administrators hope to have a new scoreboard in place by next fall. a little east... in knoxville... authorities consider the city lucky... we're very lucky, we had some minor injuries, all were seen by our ambulance, no one transported to the hospital so we're very lucky. several homes and vehicles throughout the city were crushed by trees. and the wind sent a "2 by 4" through a windshield... a sign of its strength. nearby.... some employees have a the wind ripped two air conditioners off the roof of the city's wa-mart. roofing also fell inside the store... and yet nobody was hurt. an outbreak of tornadoes is an unusual sight for iowa at this time of year... in the past 65 years... the state has seen a total of 35 tornadoes in november. that's according to the national weather service. there were even a few years

the winterset school district is also picking up the pieces... the storm hit just before students were supposed to be sent home for the day... 11:39-11:48 as we assess the damage we lost our scoreboard here at the football field, the roof on our softball dugout and some other assorted things were missing that we had this morning the 65-thousand dollar scoreboard couldn't withstand the wind. it was only two years old... paid for with donations. the district does have insurance, and administrators hope to have a new scoreboard in place by next fall. a very brief tornado also caused problems at the des moines airport today... a woman named amy sent us this video from inside the terminal... you can see the wind blow a piece of equipment across the tarmac... a worker was unable to reach it before the equipment crashed into a parked airplane.. those same strong winds also flipped a trailer at the iowa air guard... crews used a tow truck to pull the trailer back onto its wheels. as you can see... the fence around the guard was also damaged. an even bigg

here's one of the funnel cloud spotted near winterset... the high winds in madison county did end up causing some damage to winterset high school. stephanie: the school reports that the football field scoreboard was damaged... as well as the softball dugout and damage to a school storage building. students were still in school when the storm passed through -- the superintendent saying it blew over them quick. they held the kids in shelter there until it passed. jack: lots of schools taking a precautionary approach today, because of the storms. some kept their kids in the classrooms until the rains passed. others wouldn't give the all clear unless a parent stopped by. local five's jacob peklo has more from waukee. kori young, parent: "the timing couldn't have been worse to come pick up the kids." students at waukee elementary school were forced to stay after school a little longer on wednesday. hannah wheeler, waukee elementary student: "they said it's going to pick up a lot of wind." instead of boarding the buses, the school kept them insid

watch for light fog, near winterset we have a bit of rain lifting to the area. definitely warm enough for all rain, 57 in des moines with light fog and drizzle. a high of 63. tomorrow, a few showers in the afternoon but high stakeholder followed by blustery wind. we have a chance of snow in the forecast. shaina: i will show you where the speech in its are located today, 700 mlk unit -- a pull to the car in des moines at 5000 northeast 22nd street and in altoona at 5800 northeast 27th avenue. be careful on the slippery roads. seven minutes from the west

sabrina: a look at a funnel cloud spotted near winterset... the high winds in madison county did end up causing some damage to winterset high school. the school reports that the football field scoreboard was damaged... as well as the softball dugout and damage to a school storage building. students were still in school when the storm passed through -- the superintendent saying it blew over them quick. they held the kids in shelter there until it passed. sabrina: anchor toss to wx sam: adlib toss. weather adlib: yesterday was an insane day for iowa. we had highs in the 60s, storms which produced multiple tornado warnings as they raced across the state, and then to top it all of we had snow falling in western and central iowa! the rain and snow may be gone, but the weather is still very busy today. we are going to start cloudy but in the afternoon the sun should come back out and allow temps to climb to 51 degrees. the winds are going to continue screaming across the state from the overnight hours through the afternoon with gusts up around 45 mp

. >> you are supposed in the pictures i'm going to show you are from winterset. we have damage around the school area including the softball dugouts, the announcer box that's been damaged in this looks like it is a softball field with a lot of debris on the ground and we talked earlier -- talked earlier that we have a tornado in the area that we highlighted earlier in the afternoon. this is a picture from across the street, a corn crib was damaged they are near the school and there is more damage from near the announcer's box, the football scoreboard has been banned in winterset as well. there is the corn crib across the street and we've been watching this area earlier when you were highlighting some of the areas we were watching for possible tornadoes. this is another picture of the football field and it looks like this is the scoreboard and it is a bit blown out. not good. damage at some of his home powder have the location for it looks like a little child's playhouse has been blown. that would not be the place to take them. >> if you have social media pictures

in winterset... the high school saw some damage. its 65 thousand dollar score board couldn't withstand the wind... and blew off. it was only two years old... paid for with donations. the district does have insurance... and administrators hope to have a new scoreboard in place by next fall. a little east... in knoxville... authorities consider the city lucky... several homes and vehicles throughout the city were crushed by trees. and the wind sent a "2 by 4" through a coming up, flu shot confusion. can the vaccine be less effective if you got one last year? we'll get answers and vaccinated live. >>> menus based on the weather? the new push to make one fast food restaurant smarter. >> and when matt met billy. >> yes, yes. >> i'll have what he's having. >> matt shares a central park bench and a few laughs with the legendary billy crystal today, thursday, november 12th, 2015. i look just like buddy holly >> we're in new york city! >> i'm working. thanks for watching the kids, mom. >> we came all the way from iowa. >> shout out to our pe

paul made stops in winterset and ames today as well. jenna: new jersey governor chris christie was in cedar rapids today. christie continues to campaign in the hawkeye state. the gop presidential hohoful has been ininowa since tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. and when asked for his best impression of gop rival donald trump christie lightheartedly delivered. "everyone in washington is a loser. i'm a winner i'll win in washington. everyone else is a loser." after his christie added the disclaimer that hehe been friends years and a nice guy." and speaking of donald trump, he's set to hold a campaign rally in fort dodge tonight, iowa central college. that'll be at 6 p-m. and democratic candidate bernie sanders will be holding a couple events in iowa this sunday. inlcuding a stop in des moines as well as one in indianola for a town meeting at simpson college. that event starts at 6'oclock on sunday. my generation still has hope that there is another way of doing things, that we can power our economy and create resilient commun

paul met with veterans, drake students, and folks from altoona and winterset, hiting hard on his different defense policies compared to other republicans in the race. and he called out marco rubio's plan for military spending. "i don't think you can be fiscally conservitave if you're liberal with military spending so the fact that marco wants to add a trillion dollars in new military spending a trillion dollars in new tax credit spending its hard to explain how thats a fiscally conservitave notion " jack: paul also met with dozens of veterans and their families yesterday as a local chapter of vets endorsed him for president. he says he'll continue to outline differences between himself and the other candidates as the iowa caucuses get closer. stephanie: rand paul isn't the only candidate in iowa talking about his competitors. chris christie is hosting several events in eastern iowa today, and told a group in cedar rapids what donald trump is like in person. " i respect and am a friend of donald trump for over 13 years. and i've known him for that long. guy. and a nice guy. and you know wha

root ball that was yanked out of the ground west of winterset. eric: hi wind and heavy rain can be devastating this time of year for farmers. a lot of us tell us they lost sleep preparing for wednesday's weather. vanessa peng travel to story county to show us what farmers there are saying. vanessa: when the warning signs of start blowing. >> i knew the storm was coming so i scrambled. vanessa: lots of central iowa farmers start losing sleep. >> you have to go until you get it done. vanessa: mike and clint kalsem were awake for this. mike stayed up for 30 straight hours preparing his farm for high wind and rain. >> i took over for my cousin around 5:00 last night and ran until 6:15 this morning. >> had to do betting for the cattle. >> you name it, whatever you can think of it can get loose. >> projectile missiles, there's a lot of speed and it can cause damage quick. >> we got done with 125 acres so we were thankful for that vanessa:. rain leaves a mucky mess. >> the ground does not dry out as fast. it is a struggle. vanessa: stormy weather forces

the storm also hit winterset this afternoon, just before school let out... 12:08-12:19 we made the decision to hold all our students until the emergency was over it took about a half an hour before we felt it was safe to bring the buses on campus and load the this up and send them home for the day. all the students were in the tornado shelter during that time... when it was all over, school leaders found that their nearly year- old scoreboard was gone. the winds knocking it to the ground... the roof of a softball dugout was also ripped off. superintendent susie meade also says a few items are also missing. the end of the day was also delayed in waukee... students were let out but then the tornado sirens went off. they had to go back inside for shelter. one student tells us they were there for about 50-minutes... and the fear of a possible tornado went away with the question of when they could get out. 54:32-54:43 i wasn't worried, well i was worried about when we would be let out, it was hot in there i just wanted to get out and get some fresh air west des moines.. ankeny.. and several othe

ross walsh winterset supports pipeline >> the job by its nature is temporary with start and completion date but the opportunity that the dakota access offers is a career building. ryan but the opposition says : temporary work is not worth a permanent environmental threat or loss of land. >> we should never allow our flag with its powerful motto, our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain be used , for toilet paper by billionaires sitting in ivory towers in houston and dallas. ryan the pipeline's path cuts : through 18 iowa counties including boone and story. texas-based dakota access reports it's secured voluntary easements for more than two-thirds of the required private property in iowa. >> why should a private company be able to come in and take our land from us just so that they can pad their pockets with profits? ryan union workers make up the : majority of bakken supporters. richie schmidt picked up fellow local 353 members on his drive from burlington to boone. >> the one thing i want to do is to make sure that those gentlemen standing back there don't have to go hom

paul made stops in winterset and ames today as well. jenna: vermont senator and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders ll be holding a couple events in iowa this sunday. inlcuding a stop in des moines as well as one in indianolfor a town meeting at simpson college. that event starts at 6'oclock on sunday. tim: and speaking of donald trump, he's holding a campaign rally i i fort dodge....on the campus of f iowa c ctral community colle. it started at 6 oclock. jenna: jenna: its a hard thing to do... just ask any presidential opponent of donald trump's. but one woman managed to take some of the attention away from trump at an event in illinois-- jordan abudayyeh tells us how she did it. " " johari osayi idusuyi's reaction to donald trumps' speech in springfield has landed her in the spotlight, but she showed up to the event on monday for a pretty low key reason. (johari osayi idusuyi/caught reading behind trump) " i'm not genuinely interested in him as a person, but as a presidential candidate, if you have the opportunity why not

toward winterset, we got rain stinking in. it is lifting toward the northeast. there is more rain behind that. pretty widespread rain event. from ames to four dots and clarion, you have seen a couple of showers. the screen is going to be lasting until another one or two out -- this rain is going to be lasting for another one to two hours. ahead of it, we had the nice warm air. heaviest rain is on its way tonight. by wednesday, the cold front will start to move through the area. behind it, we'll have a little bit of lightning and shower activity. it is going to feel more like november as we head toward thursday into friday. today, we'll see a half inch of rain. most of that should be out of here by the afternoon. there could be a couple of sprinkles later on this afternoon. after 9:00 this evening, more rain moves in from the southwest. this is going to have some heavier downpours with it. the tuesday morning commute, it is going to be soggy. check out these rainfall totals. it would from a half-inch to two inches by tuesday morning. that lifts out of the area an

and here's a big tree, with a sizable root-ball, that was just yanked right out the ground, west winterset. some very good photos coming in from our viewers. kevin: we appreciate everyone. kurtis: it was no doubt a busy day. our own chief meteorologist john mclaughlin helping out with the radar from home. we have some strong winds. i just got a report out of ankeny, some wind gusts at 60 miles per hour. just another day in iowa. here is the tornado and then here is the snow flying in a bear earlier this morning. northwest winds will be destroyed tomorrow. temperatures moving to 47 by noon. gusts of 41 at noon. temperatures actually falling to around normal for this time of year. we start out in the 30's, we top out at 50. our average high, 50 degrees. here is the system. we are getting that wraparound precipitation. this is snow mixing in the metro. radar sometimes has trouble differentiating because it is looking at temperatures. we will continue to see this. 49 miles an hour downtown. 44 mile-per-hour gusts in storm lake. 3:27 when that circulation moved over the airport. this just means

low-pressure rotating in and we are seeing some showers from winterset down to creston. the movement on these initially still, that snow out in kansas. you can see where the low is, spinning around wichita. here's the latest futurecast. rain off to the east. i think we may see a peak of the sunshine before spotty showers move in. then the system pulls out and we clear out. thursday, a whole lot of sunshine but we're going to have strong winds. clouds rotating on in. it :00 a.m., some snow in western iowa. generally north of interstate 80 and it holds out as we head into friday evening, setting us up for a fairly cold weekend. i will show you the snowfall amounts. things could change, but right now, there are potential from 1 to maybe 4 inches of snow up in northern iowa. looks like less than an inch in the metro. we will definitely update you as we get closer. could be the first accumulating snow of the season. 50 degrees, scattered showers. tomorrow, 53, so still above normal. south-southwest winds gusting around 32 miles per hour. thursday, 46. a dry day with sunshine.

a nice shot from our winterset webcam. this is john wayne drive and jefferson street. a beautiful place this time of year with the covered bridges of madison county and the beautiful leaves. you can see the fall colors down in the square. thank you so much, folks in winterset. ankeny, waking up to chilly temperatures at 39 degrees. high clouds off to the north and west, otherwise mainly clear your sunday breakfast forecast as you head out this morning, 50 degrees, a nice morning. you know what sounded good today? i am thinking a ham and cheese omelette. a cup of coffee. alyx: thank you, frank. it was a big day for republican politics in des moines saturday. 10 presidential candidates showed up for the growth and opportunity party at the iowa state fairgrounds. our chief political reporter cynthia fodor had exclusive backstage access. cynthia ever wonder what goes on backstage? we seldom get access behind these curtains, but today we did. no wizard behind the curtains, just candidates. concentrating. mr. cruz: i just try not to fall off the stage. cynthia: some having t

here's one of the funnel cloud spotted near winterset... the high winds in madison county did end up causing some damage to school. elias: the school the school reports that the football field scoreboard was damaged... as well as the softball dugout and damage to a school storage building. students were still in school when the storm passed through -- the superintendent saying it blew over them quick. they held the kids in shelter there until it passed. elias: meteorologist there until it passed. elias: meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: yesterday was an insane day for iowa. we had highs in the 60s, storms which produced multiple tornado warnings as they raced across the state, and then to top it all of we had snow falling in western and central iowa! the rain and snow may be gone, but the weather is still very busy today. we are going to start cloudy but in the afternoon the sun should come back out and allow temps to climb to 51 degrees. continue screaming across the state from the ov

shopping to create lasting memories " arranging for a patient, a john wayne fan, to visit the museum in winterset -to date, the event has raised nearly $170,000! about the cause: " funds raised through the 29th annual benefit dance will help hci hospice care services ensure services are available to anyone who needs care. " no one is turned away due to an inability to pay for care services, thanks to the organizations financial assistance program. " donor support also benefits hci hospice care services quality of life program and helps make final wishes happen for patients, creating lasting, meaningful memories for their families. " hci hospice care services is an independent, not-for-profit organization committed to quality of life for patients and their families since 1978. o the organization serves 41 counties from locally staffed offices, caring for individuals in their homes, in assisted living facilities, in nursing care facilities or hospitals. o around-the-clock care is also available at hci hospice care services residential hospice houses, the kavanagh houses in des moines, greater regio

paul made stops in winterset and ames as well. jessica rae: and new jersey governor chris christie continued his campaign in cedar rapids. the gop presidential hopeful has been in iowa since tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. and when asked for his best impression of gop rival donald trump christie lightheartedly delivered. "everyone in washington is a loser. i'm a winner i'll win in washington. everyone else is a loser." jessica rae: after his impersonation, christie added the disclaimer he's been friends with trump for 15 years and described him as "a generous guy, and a nice guy." jessica rae: its a hard thing to do... take some of the attention away from donald trump... just ask any presidential opponent. but one woman managed to do just that at an event in illinois. take a look "johari osayi idusuyi's reaction to donald trumps' speech in springfield has landed her in the spotlight, but she showed up to the event on monday for a pretty low key reason. (johari osayi idusuyi/caught reading behind trump) " i'm not ge

elizabeth: looking ahead at the kcci day planner. 7th graders in winterset are getting in the holiday spirit today. they are heading to the meals from the heartland headquarters to package 50,000 meals. plus, also gearing up for the holidays, chuck's restaurant is putting the turkey in the oven today. we are just one week ahead of thanksgiving. eric: in commitment news, two gop candidates in the metro today. governor mike huckabee will be in grimes at a private home at 5:30. and donald trump is in newton at the dmacc campus at 4:00 p.m. elizabeth: today, six teams are battling it out for the state championships. in eight man don bosco is taking , on marcus-meriden-cleghorn at 10:00. in class a, akron westfield plays gladbrook-reinbeck at 1:30. and class 3a, norwalk takes the fields against pella at 7:00. kcci will have live coverage at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00. eric: taking a stand. why one iowa mayor says he won't turn away syrian refugees. elizabeth: and shawn's struggle. the olympic gold medalist shares a private and surprising secret about her health. eric: and hey, what is this guy

paul made stops in winterset and ames as well. jessica rae: and new jersey governor chris christie continued his rapids. presidential in iowa since tuesday night's in milwaukee. for his best impression of gop rival donald trump christie lightheartedly delivered. "everyone in washington is a loser. i'm a winner i'll win in washington. loser." jessica rae: after his impersonation, christie added the disclaimer he's been friends christie added the disclaimer he's been friends with trump for 15 years and described him as "a generous guy, and a nice guy." jessica rae: a sexual assault happened on the u-s-d campus in vermillion during the fall semester. police were alerted and the university sent out an email to students and staff... including a picture of the suspect. one person has since been named a suspect and could face charges. but police don't agree with the release of those pictures. abc9 news reporter lukas voss has more. vo: when sexual crimes occur on college campuses there is always concern in the community. but even more co

in winterset we are seeing a very chilly rain tracking to the north and northeast, and it is just the beginning. a lot more precipitation to come iowa. across missouri and southwest event. across northwest iowa by the rates increasing, maybe over an inch per hour. possible before it lifts to the northeast, leaving behind just a few flurries on your tuesday. we will see impressive rainfall totals across central and southeast iowa. across northwest iowa, it is going to be accumulating snow on top of that freezing rain you're getting this morning. ames may pick up a few inches or less, but to the northwest we will see a sharp gradient, over five inches expected near the fort dodge area. you are under a winter storm watch until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. temperatures are key today. in northern iowa, readings right at 30 degrees. we had some overnight snow so the road is a little bit slippery. in des moines, we are headed for 37 degrees. the best chances for snow is northwest of the metro and chilly rain from des moines into the southeastern part of the state, but by the end of the week sunshine

sam/ weather adlib: elias: a look at a funnel cloud spotted near winterset... the high winds in madison county did end up causing some damage to winterset high school. the school reports that the football field scoreboard was damaged... as well as the softball dugout and damage to a school storage building. students were still in school when the storm passed through -- the when the storm passed through -- the superintendent saying it blew over them quick. they held the kids in shelter there until it passed. elias: you can always elias: you can always get the top stories on our website... we are iowa dot com.... have a great day everyone! >>> just call me apple. >> oh, welcome back to "gma" and remember that, robin. >> i remember it well. >> you were ethel, lucy is diane. you guys were on that train trip back in 2008. one of many incredible moments. how was the wine? >> that was wine. a little grainy. we often caught ourlled herselves thelma and louise. she would say which is which? i would say, honey, you get top billing. i can't wait to celebrate them all. >>

metinka: get your rain boots out, rain has moved in from fort dodge through carroll and winterset. even baxter red oak, streaming to the north. at least it's warm, 56 in des moines. a high of 63, we are expecting rain to taper off after 2:00 p.m. and temperatures will be cooler so pull up the codes for the end of the week. elizabeth: back to the breaking developments in france overnight. french officials launched a second wave of airstrikes on syria. as the u.s. again pledged its support. cbs's jonathan vigliotti is there. jonathan: secretary of state john kerry pledged to stand by france and honor the lives of dozens of victims killed in last week's terror attacks. >> we talked about the significant steps that we believe we can take together in a number of different areas. jonathan: kerry's visit comes as france intensified attacks against isis militants responsible for the carnage. overnight, the french military reportedly dropped more than a dozen bombs on the group in syria, destroying a command and training center in the city of raqqa. france has urged the u.s. to join an inte

move through the metro area and the heavier rain has stayed to the west, generally carroll through winterset. moderate rain across southeast iowa from kia's aqua spreading city. the best chances of rain coming this morning before noon. just gentle rain, nothing severe, tapering to drizzle this afternoon, but more rain overnight into tuesday. we have a gusty south wind, headed for 58 with a late day break from the rain. eric: getting back to new developments overnight in paris. a french official just said the mastermind behind the attacks is also linked to the thwarted paris train attack. he is belgian. meanwhile, an international manhunt is underway for the suspect, the only suspect believed to have survived. cbs's jonathan vigliotti is in paris. jonathan: marking a moment of silence for the victims of friday's deadly attacks. mourners ran from a memorial set mistaking firecrackers for gunshots. >> we don't know if we should stay home or be resistant and go out in paris. jonathan: overnight, authorities raided over 150 homes in paris, searching for suspects. authorities linked a suspect to t

, republican candidates are across the state and rand paul will make stops in ames, altoona, and winterset. carly fiorina is campaigning in on a wall and harlan. donald trump will hold a at iowa central community college and fort dodge at 6:00 p.m. how hackers can grab control of your computer and force you to pay to get it back. the things you can do to prevent that. elizabeth: snow, you may have missed it last night but it's no downtown. -- it snowed downtown. isa on the sky, the big story will be the wind. you can see on our cameras things bouncing around. be careful on the roads. shaina: we had to bring in the roadway when i left. keep that in mind. your neighborhood may be a mess. we don't have any news of anything major. keep the wind in mind. we will take a look at 235 and 42nd street. no problems here, roads are blself. dad: no? culligan man: no. anncr: leave it to the experts. with a culligan whole-house water softening system, you get better water, and service you can actually count on. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same

we are tracking a but of rain from greenfield over toward winterset into the south. this is tracking to the north. that this is ahead of the main system most activity will be holding off until noon. severe weather will be possible all the way through 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. storms will race quickly to the northeast at 40 to 50 miles per hour. north of des moines, 53 degrees, watch for morning showers and thundershowers followed by a stormy afternoon where all modes of severe weather are possible. warm again today, 62, extreme wind. eric: keep us close all day, we will update as things develop on tv, online at kcci.com and on our mobile apps. shaina: recovery teams are preparing to go inside and akron, ohio apartment building the owner of the jet says nine people were on board and were all killed. no one was in the apartment at the time. witnesses say the plane clipped a telephone line by the try to land. more discussion of the issues, your dates at each other. -- fewer digs at one another. he economy was a big topic at the debate. one analyst says marco rubio, john kasich,

dealing with spotty showers from winterset, creston, bedford. the rain will be with us at least through the morning hours before it heads out by noon. temps are mild, 56 already in des moines but they will not change much. we are headed for 58. more rain is on the way. eric: new developments in paris a french official just said the , mastermind behind the attacks is also linked to the thwarted paris train attack earlier this year. he is a belgian man. meanwhile, two more suicide bombers identified, one had a syrian passport. the other a frenchman who was charged with terrorism in 2012. and the only attacker who escaped is still at large this morning. cbs's jonathan vigliotti is in paris this morning. he reports the city is still very much on edge. jonathan: a wave of panic has gripped the french capital after friday's deadly attacks. hundreds of mourners ran from a vigil set up at republic square sunday night after mistaking firecrackers for gunshots. >> we don't know if we should be afraid and stay home or if it is resistance to go out in paris

knocked out power for 75-hundred in the des moines are other twisters were reported in knoxville, winterset, corning and minburn. the national weather service will be out today to determine if they were tornadoes. [cheers and applause]

nine were reported - this one near newton, others near winterset, knoxville, even at the des moines airport. there was a lot of damage around the airport on the southside - this video is from southwest 26th street. big trees down, a school window broken, power poles snapped in two. big cleanup ahead today. of course that could be tough with the wind warning out there - gusts are topping 50 miles per hour at times! you can see and hear it in this video we shot overnight. several concerns with this wind - first power outages. midamerican says are without right now. two, flights - two flights canceled at the des moines airport already, one is delayed. and three- your drive to work! we got blown around as we were out driving this morning - those high-profile vehicles especially at risk! kcci 8 traffic! any accident locations are plotted on the map. your mobile speed unit your forecast right af good morning. winds are still very gusty and will remain temps are starting out near 40 with wind chills in the 20s heading for sunshine and 50. warm coats will be needed today and tomorrow with welcome q

about five miles to the east of winterset, we had spotters on the ground and noticed the rotation.gh the night. the spotters are out and about looking for the rotation from the sky. we do still have several more hours with a tornado watch in effect across most of iowa and into parts of illinois and also into northeastern missouri. that's the area where tonight we still have the threat of those tornadoes. but as we get past 6:00 central time, this cold front will move eastward. it's moving about 40 miles per hour, racing to the east. and the threat will diminish as we go into tonight. through iowa. but then it starts to inch closer to chicago. as we see the sun set, we start to lose the severity of the storms. but the big story as we into tomorrow will be the high wind warnings where winds could gust up near 40 to 60 miles per hour. and it's expansive, from oklahoma through the great lakes and even into western new york and pennsylvania. that's where some of those higher wind gusts could cause some power outages. so we'll watch tornadoes for the next several hours, and then the high

here is a live shot from winterset, just south of the metro. we have the high clouds out there but the sunshine. they did not get a lot compared to the folks off to the north, but we got our fair share in central iowa. waking up this morning, it is cold. des moines, 23. ames -- we have a few clouds out there that will be mixing in with the sunshine. with clear skies, we have cooled off quite a bit overnight. the week ahead, we go up pretty much every day until at least thanksgiving day, climbing all the way into the 50's. we have some rain there as well. on friday back in the 30's, saturday back in the 40's. alyx: thank you, frank. in your commitment 2016 news this sunday morning, republicans who want to block refugees from the u.s. are finding themselves in conflict with religious groups who say it's their mission to help them. cbs's julianna goldman reports from washington. julianna: donald trump today called for a database to monitor syrian refugees, julianna: an in. julianna: an attempt to clarify where he stands amid an uproar over last we

frank: this is a live shot from madison county, winterset this morning. there's the water tower, sunshine, blue sky. a perfect place to be this time of year, down in madison county take pictures of fall foliage. maybe you are going on a bike ride morning walk, a little bit chilly. 41 in ankeny. algona checking in at 39. no clouds for the most part right now but high clouds could enter the state to the south and west in just a little bit. more clouds entering the state throughout the afternoon. almost time for breakfast. there is your sunday breakfast today, maybe some biscuits and gravy. a mild morning with temperatures around 50 degrees. wind out of the south at five to 15. elizabeth: the violence in paris has sent shockwaves all the way here in des moines. michael lavalle is leading a delegation of des moines embassy club members hundreds of miles away from paris, in the small french town of montbrison. he says there is a lot of concern within the country, and he thinks the attacks represent a turning point. >> before it is something else. but now, this