offices around the world, but its focus is in eastern iowa. good monday morning. it's 5 o'clock on november second. and here is a live look at. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a really nice monday all across eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-15 alo: 73 dbq: 70 iow: 74tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50 iow: 50

lawmakers in iowa want to make sure every driver in the state is insured. the law says if you don't have car insurance, you could face penalties. but some say a lot of people aren't getting that needed coverage. "17:35:45 i think it's a bigger problem then most people realize, nearly one in five on the upper end of our statistics. some believe it might be one in four." iowa state senator jeff danielson says the current law is passive because people don't get caught unless there's a crash or unless someone gets pulled over. he's working on legislation to create an uninsured motorist database that would send out notices to people who aren't following the law, threatening a license revocation. it's an effort to reduce the number of drivers without that insurance coverage. the cedar rapids

department says about 11-percent of the total number of citations are insurance-related. agents say there's a way you can help to protect yourself. "17:19:39 we always recommend uninsured, underinsured motorist coverage just for that situation where if you got hit by an uninsured motorist or somebody that didn't have enough coverage then your policy would kick in and held cover the bodily injuries associated with that accident." many people have had to face paying for damages on their own when they get into an accident and the other person is not insured. you can learn more about those personal stories under this story on kcrg dot com. friends and family are preparing to say their final goodbyes to an army reservist from cedar rapids. sergeant shawn laurion's funeral is set for tomorrow at the murdoch funeral home. the 44-year-old was getting ready for his first deployment. but he died of a heart attack during a training exercise in virginia last monday. fellow soldiers

airport saturday night. " it meant the world to us. these were people who were strangers except for being fellow americans and that at that moment felt like a really important bond " sergeant shawn laurion leaves behind a wife, two children, and two grandchildren. governor branstad's effort to privatize iowa's medicaid program is moving forward despite growing criticism. tomorrow, a legislative oversight committee will hold the first of two hearings to review whether to privatize medicaid. brandstad says private management will mean more streamlined service at a lower cost. some critics are concerned about the projected cost savings and if patients will still received the care they need. iowa's medicaid program provides care to poor children, families and those with disability challenges, as well as some low-income adults. the u-s secret service is calling it mutilated money. a stamp of a face is appearing on dollar bills around the country, and people in cedar rapids are noticing.

tv-9's forrest saunders is live in cedar rapids this morning. forrest, what does this stamp look like? it's a black colored stamp of a man's face in glasses. it's placed in exactly the same spot on each bill. right on top of the "o" of the word "one" on the back of the bill. the viewer who sent us this photo said about 40 of the bills were found at a local auto parts store, which got them from a u-s bank. a secret service spokesperson said assuming the $1's are real, this is considered mutilated currency. it's illegal, and the person behind it could be fined and or face six months in prison. when the bills get back to the federal reserve banks, they'll be removed from circulation and replaced with new ones. but the be question for those who found the money, who is the stamp supposed to look like? "there's a guy on it, i thought he looked like spike lee, famous movie producer. my other friend

thought he looked like kayne west. either way, i said i don't want to spend that dollar. " the secret service said it hadn't seen the face stamped bills at h-q in d-c. officials said it still could be showing up in major cities across the country, but it's likely it's confined to our area or region. you've probably seen stamped currency before. a popular one, where's george?. it was a website dedicated to tracking money. after a secret service investigation in 2000, they stopped selling rubber stamps used to mark bills and advertise the website. back to you guys. tv-9's forrest saunders. thanks a lot. the cedar falls city council plans to discuss plans for a major project by western home communities. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, the council will vote tonight on the final plan for a 42 million dollar wellness and community center.

prairie winds will have 75 apartments for seniors, a nursing staff, a spa, restaurant and outpatient therapy. it will also feature event space that can seat up to 400 people. the center would be on 16 acres on the southeast corner of the western home's south main street campus. that's at main street at hyacinth drive. it's a company that is setting its sights high on the future-- and helping others. for today's made in eastern iowa... we take you inside ellison eyewear in iowa city. "i've always been an entrepreneur, i come from a family of entrepreneurs. " aristotle loumis has always had his eye on the entrepreneurial sky. "from shoveling snow to raking leaves we always found ways to make money. " loumis was inspired by the work of a non-profit, helping provide eye exams to needy kids. he lasered in on an "i"dea... combining that sight-saving help with stylish eyewear... and thus ellison eyewear was born... a global company based in iowa city. "we have an office in greece, we

chicago, but we run the majority of our operations out of iowa." loumis spent time in europe, learning about the trade, design, and most importantly-- style. "the howards. it's a european interpretation of the aviator." the company launched august of 2014... so in just more than a year of business.... "we have been able to successfully get into 50 stores within one year, so we're very proud of that." the charitible aspect of the business is still a big focus. "ultimately on the philanthropic side when it comes to our donation we want to build hospitals in impoverished countries, that are helping aid in the fight against preventable blindness. " so even as the company grows and expands internationally-- iowa will always be home base. "you can work with the university, you can work with the students, and the operational costs are a lot lower. you can get a lot more bang for your buck. " we're always looking for businesses to feature and

events that support entrepreneurs. if you know of something you think we should feature on made in eastern iowa, email me at ashley dot hinson at kcrg dot com. iowa city recognized three young people from iowa city as lifesavers. they helped save a man who was trapped in a burning garage back in july. jazzy jones and her two brothers marquelle and javeyel called 911. a short time later, fire fighters arrived - broke down the door, pulled the man out and rushed him to safety. those 6 firefighters earned the department's lifesaver award. late last month the city presented them with lifesaving awards of their own. "they did the right thing, they called 911 and our crews were in good position to be able to, well, save the man's life. " jazzy says if anyone ever has the chance to do something like this you should do it. she also said she felt proud that she could help her community. people were encouraged to bring cans to a shooting range in hiawatha. this time they weren't to

eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall,

it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day! today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-15 alo: 73 dbq: 70 iow: 74tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50 iow: 50 thanks kaj.

veterans who are in need of food. midwest shooting hosted its first food drive yesterday. the business will donate the cash and cans to the iowa veterans food pantry. people got a raffle ticket for a drawing for more than three thousand dollars worth of prizes for every dollar or item donated.. midwest shooting is collecting cans and

money until november 10th. its been months since the last confirmed bird flu case. but a new report shows the outbreak affected half of the egg laying industry. more on the long lasting effects coming up in today's agribusiness report. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---.

david geiger. ---- the last positive case of the highly pathogenic avian influenza was announced on june 16th.. after that high temperatures and less bird migration are thought to have subdued the virus. but the toll was high.. more than 70 iowa sites.. and 31 million birds were affected.. and put into quarantine zones.. half of the egg laying industry here was affected by the outbreak.. that's clear in the iowa chickens and eggs report..

eggs produced.. now it's just over seven hundred million. but there were worries that when fall migration began.. bird flu could crop up again.. now at the end of october, there have been no new cases. "we'll just kind of have to see as the fall plays out. and even if we make it through the fall with no recurrence in iowa. i think it's important that a lot of folks in the industry are looking at again this spring where the northern migration occurs. it's way too soon to say we're out of the woods and we definitely need to be vigilant as an industry on this issue." the iowa department of agriculture.. says no new outbreaks lets them focus on biosecurity.. and cleanup. naig says all the sites that were scheduled to go through cleaning and disinfecting are all done.. and i-dals are close to lifting the last of quarantines on affected sites.. he adds it will take time to repopulate.. and it could be 12 to 18 months before some of the larger producers are fully restocked ---- harvest is estimated at

market analysts are looking at.. how much is being stored. on friday.. analyst jamey kohake gave me a rundown of the week.. "got some green on the board here this morning. corn a couple higher, beans three to four higher. just been a choppy week, coming into today, corn was up a penny on the week roughly." "beans are around 12 cents on the week. and wheat up around 27 cents. exports were decent this week. the key here, from here on out, i think through the end of the year is demand. can china stay in buying beans consistently and keep this market propped up over nine dollars or not. and also too with corn, how fast can we go through these piles laying all over the midwest on the ground." "there's not a whole lot of fresh news out there. cash has been done for over a day or so this week, and hopefully can get pushed up into that better level next week. but it's the end of the month, last day of the week, so just kind of seeing some long liquidation here right now in the cattle trade." "it's just end of the month, last day of the week profit

taking is all. see product a little bit slow yet right now despite the market being terribly, terribly oversold. but the balances i think will be sold into short term. just fundamentall y there's not much out there but we will see a day, or hopefully more than a day of some relief here just based off of charts." ---- it's a good time to be an angus breeder right now.. sales averages have soared.. total registrations grew and the certified angus beef brand achieved its ninth consecutive year of record sales.. according to the american angus association.. they say buyers pay about 35 percent more for angus genetics in 2015 than they did in 2014.. nearly a hundred and ten million more dollars in gross revenue.. for registred-angus breeders.. it's also achieved record gross sales of more than four hundred 37 million dollars.. the highest in the organization's one hundred 32 year history.. ---- and that's the show for today.. thanks for joining.. i'll see you again tomorrow ---- we'll post a video every day in the agribusiness section of kcrg.com. you'll find it under

the news tab. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.37 oc people who suffer from parkinson's disease have to deal with uncontrollab le muscle shakes and tremors. but now, there is a new treatment that involves wires implanted in the brain that doctors say is making the world of difference. stay with tv9. it's ---.

eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-15 alo: 73 dbq: 70 iow: 74tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50

parkinson's disease is a chronic disease of the central nervous system causing people to shake, with stiff muscles and difficulty moving and speaking.

may be candidates for deep brain stimulation or d-b-s where an implanted device delivers impulses to the brain. as martie salt shows us, it can provide fast, dramatic results. fifty-eight-year-old linda smart takes nothing for granted these days. "driving, walking, um, just any daily activity was limited." twelve years ago, doctors diagnosed linda with parkinson's disease. medication helped at first, but gradually, her symptoms came back. "going out to dinner, i couldn't cut my food. i mean, my husband had to help me do that." "really in the last two or three years it was pretty hard to sit there and kind of watch your wife deteriorate like that." beep, beep, beep for the past few months, linda has been able to control her tremors with the touch of a button. watch what happens when linda shuts off the device delivering tiny electrical pulses to her brain. "i can feel my muscles tightening up and the

shaking kinda coming back." linda turns it back on.and almost instant relief. "the beauty of this therapy is that the patients have control over the stimulation." during surgery, doctors insert two wires into very precise locations in the brain. the wires are connected to cables and a small battery they implant under a patient's clavicle. doctor luca says experts still aren't completely sure why the stimulation works. but they do have some theories."we are able to disrupt the pathological oscillations in the brain and basically bring back the brain to its original state." "i think it's like having my wife back 10-12 years ago. it's like we've turned the clock back." i'm martie salt reporting. trt 1.36 oc in most cases, patients remain awake during the d- b-s surgery, so doctors can communicate with them to ensure the proper placement of the wires. more recently, advances in technology

and imaging have let doctors place the wires while patients are under anesthesia or "asleep". high school football playoffs continue tonight in eastern iowa. all three cedar rapids schools advanced to the second round for the first time in history. we'll have a full recap of scores on the tv-9 news at 10 and a special monday edition of friday night lights endzone at 10:30. the board of regents unanimously chose a new university of iowa president months ago. today is his first day on the job despite faculty and student groups hoping this day would never come. one man in cedar rapids is leaving his mark in several restaurants in the area. he paints custom tables to add a little something special. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early

praying for a safe return. family and friends gather for a vigil for a missing waterloo teenager and continue to look for him. mutilated money. some in eastern iowa are finding defaced one dollar bills. and 30 years in the making. the kansas city royals defeat the new york mets to take home the world series title. here's a live look at our city cam this monday

first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a really nice monday all across eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-15 alo: 73 dbq: 70 iow: 74tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 win: 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 w4omorrow: mostly sunny gh: 684nds: s 105l 71 dbq: 70w: 71tomorrow night: mostly

w: 50 thanks kaj. family, friends, and others close to a missing waterloo teenager are praying for his safe return. no one has seen 18-year- old moe sed for a week and a half. supporters gathered at the first baptist church in waterloo for a vigil for sed yesterday. the west high school student was last seen october 22nd. police issued an "operation locate" during the search. now, sed's parents and teachers say they hope faith can help. "we worry every minute, every hour, and we support each other mom, dad, brother. we hope that we can do it. i think that we can find him." "its been really difficult you never dream that one of your students are going to missing and you have to help look for them, and do whatever you can to help his family and support them." everyone at the service last night lit a candle, and took home a flyer in hopes that

we have an operation quickfind for a 14-year-old girl in cedar rapids. laney curfman was last seen around 1 yesterday morning at her home in the 100 block of 38th street ne. she has a medical condition - and had been off her medication. if you've seen her, call 319 - 286 - 5491. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. investigators say a fire at a university of iowa residential hall appears to be an accident. u-i officials say 2 students are living in temporary housing after the fire at slater hall this weekend. firefighters responded to the building around 1:30 saturday morning and fought the fire on the 9th floor of the dormitory. sprinkler systems went off in part of the building, helping crews contain the fire to one room. no one was injured. most students returned to their rooms shortly after crews put out the fire. today is the first day on the job for the new university of iowa president. businessman bruce harreld starts his five year contract

him september 3rd. they chose harreld over 3 other candidates who had more education experience. his only experience was as an adjunct lecturer. since the regents announced their decision, they've faced a lot of backlash. some students and faculty have said harreld is not the right choice for the university. groups protested board meetings demanding the regents reconsider. the new president has asked everyone to give him a chance. this morning, minimum wage workers in johnson county are earning more than the rest of the state. the wage is now 8 dollars and 20 cents. that's a 95 cent increase from the statewide minimum wage of 7-25. the new law went into to effect yesterday for the start of the month. back in september, the county's board of supervisors passed an ordinance to raise the minimum wage. it will happen in three installments. the next increase will come in may and will boost the minimum wage to 9 dollars and 15 cents. the final increase will go up

will take effect january 20-17. cities have the option to opt out of the county minimum wage ordinance. shueyville, solon and swisher will stay at 7-25. people in cedar rapids have noticed some bills with a new face. but it's not a new face printed on the bill. it's a face someone stamped on the one dollar bill. tv-9's forrest saunders is live in downtown cedar rapids. forrest, the u-s secret service is calling this mutilated money? that's right. but they're unsure what the image means. could be art. or advertisement . or someone is just doing it for fun. but the secret service calls it illegal. here's what we're talking about. each of these one dollar bills has a black colored stamp of a face, placed on the "o" of the word "one" on the back. the viewer who sent us this photo said about 40 of the bills were found at a local auto parts store, which got them from a u-s bank. a secret service spokesperson said "assuming the $1's are genuine, this is mutilated currency." that mean's when it gets

back to the federal reserve banks, the bills will be removed from circulation and replaced with new ones. it's illegal, and the person behind it could be fined and or face six months in prison. those who found the cash said that seemed steep. " i think that's ridiculous. i've drawn on washington's face before. to go to prison for that, i think is just ridiculous. " you've probably seen stamped currency before. a popular one, where's george?. it was a website after a secret service investigation rubber stamps used to mark bills and advertise the website. the secret service said it hadn't seen the face stamped bills at h-q in d-c. officials said it still could be showing up in major cities across the country, but it's likely it's confined to our area or region. guys? a lot.

inside corner, the royals, 2015 world champions that about says it all. the kansas city royals clinched the world series title last night at citi field in new york. the royals were down two to nothing in the top of the ninth and came back to tie the mets. they went on to win it seven to two in 12 innings. " you can't describe this feeling. it couldn't have happened to a better group of guys. wouldn't want to be celebrating here with a different bunch. it's just unbelievable, the resiliency of this group all year. to bounce back after a tough season last year and come back and be world champions, you can't even describe it " this is the royals first world series title in 30 years. catcher salvador perez took home the m-v-p title. this morning, we're wrapping up a journey that we told you about last march. six young men were determined to canoe from the gulf of mexico to the arctic ocean. as tv9's john campbell tells us, the adventure has

come to an end. i went in not expecting a whole lot because then you can get let down. if things don't meet your expectations it is harder to keep going. there would be no let down for jarred moore of des moines as he and his five companions left the gulf or mexico, bound for the arctic ocean. for us it was pretty cool. every day waking up you wonder what it is going to be like around the next bend. for starters they paddled up the mississippi river in february and march. there were some tough days. we had to pack everything up. we covered two miles. stopped covered in ice because spraying on up on us. everyone was miserable. moore says the six some became a family of sorts you get along, you move together with the same purpose have each others' backs. you also bicker and fight like a family as well over little things that don't matter.

you are over it. potential disagreement s such as do we paddle or do we rest were always settled by a vote. if i was a tie we had a coin flip. sometimes you lost and you'd be grumbling for two hours. democracy saved the day on their longest portage. 12 miles they carried their canoes and packs we tried to do it in one push so we didn't have to come back and grab things. we got six miles. can we vote on this? it was killing us. really heavy. we had boats and packs on our backs at the same time. then there was time in northern canada that they were blown off a lake for three days. the first day it rained the entire day. we were in tents 24 hours. you do stir crazy.. moore , who had one bout of food poisoning , says seeing canada from a canoe for four months was something few people get to experience.. they saw scens like this..and

like this...and when the current and the winds were right.oh my. in all, they covered 5 thousand, two 30 miles in 240 days..the first to ever link all these rivers and lakes of north america. when you go back and look at a map..and see how far you went on your own manpower in a canoe it is pretty impressive to see that we as humans can do that. the re-discover north america crew took hours of video. they hope to release a documentary next spring. an artist in cedar rapids likes to add his own special flair to area restaurants santiago sanchez looks at a restaurant's existing color scheme and then creates custom tables to match. he owns a shop in cedar rapids where he starts with basic materials. then sanchez applies the design and special coating to each table. sanchez is also licensed to create custom tables with

fans of the hunger games may soon see their dystopian world come to life. the "girl on fire" may have her very own amusement park in the next five years.

plan on a really nice monday all across eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 71-77

mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50 iow: 50 thanks kaj.

workers for the busy holiday shopping season. but, that's easier said than done. now the companies are offering incentives for people to work for them. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. it's --.

data revealed that wages and consumer spending growth remain low. and the federal reserve is now making moves to ensure that banks are no longer "too big to fail." under a new proposal, a big bank's failure would fall on investors in the banks equity, not taxpayers. the fed is hoping to avoid another fiscal crisis that led to taxpayers having to bail out financial institutions. the plan requires banks to raise some two hundred billion dollars in additional capital. the wall street journal reports that it's getting harder for companies to hire seasonal workers. retailers are now offering incentives. macy's is looking to turn more part-time jobs into full-time jobs. and target is offering more money for the busiest shifts. and finally, katniss everdeen

theme park. roller coasters and other rides based on "the hunger games" book and movie franchise will anchor amusement parks in the u-s and china. the first park could open as soon as 20-19. it's here's a live look at ??? on our city cam.

eastern iowa. highs today will generally be in the 70-75 range from northeast to southwest. plan on a southwest wind of 10-15 mph. overall, it's tough to beat this in november! this pattern should continue through wednesday, with a storm system set to move across the area later thursday and especially thursday night. rain will likely accompany this system into friday morning with a return to cooler, more seasonable conditions for the weekend. have a great day!today: mostly sunny high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-15 alo: 73 dbq: 70 iow: 74tonight: mostly clear low: 45-51 winds: s 5-10 alo: 45 dbq: 45 iow: 48tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 68-74 winds: s 10-15 alo: 71 dbq: 70 iow: 71tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 47-53 winds: s 5-10 alo: 52 dbq: 50 iow: 50 thanks kaj.

family and friends of a missing waterloo teenager are praying for his safe return. they gathered for a vigil yesterday for 18 year old moe sed. the waterloo west high school student was last seen october 22nd. waterloo police say they have issued an "operation locate" for him. friends and family are preparing to say their final goodbyes to an army reservist from cedar rapids. 44-year-old sergeant shawn laurion was getting ready for his first

training exercise in virginia. his funeral is tuesday at the murdoch funeral home.

after defeating maryland 31-15 on saturday. despite the win, the hawkeyes didn't move in the standings. ... they're still ranked 11th in the usa today coaches poll and 10th in the a.p. top 25. however, everyone's waiting for the first college football playoff poll, which will be released on tuesday. the hawkeyes travel to indiana next saturday, they open up as 7 point favorites. ... cedar rapids native and reigning british open champion zach johnson was the honorary captain yesterday for the iowa hawkeyes. he brought the claret jug with him. zach says he was surprised when coach ferentz asked him to be the honorary captain. "a kid born in this city, right here of iowa city, raised in

running in you. my parents went to school here, cousins, aunts and uncles, grandparents, they went to school here. it's just part of my upbringing. the biggest thing for me is now i don't live here, this is one of the many and one of the specific ways i keep myself in the state of iowa. it's a passion of mine. obviously, when you have somebody as classy and just a pure leader in kirk ferentz welcome you and asking you to come back, you do do that. and i'm so blessed." trt: 36 oc: "i'm so blessed" ... the uni men's basketball team took the court for the first time this season with an exhibition game versus truman state. ... we'll be calling some new names this year... one of them is aarias austin who gets the kiss off the glass, count it and one... panthers go up 16-9 ... but this next guy, you already know... cedar rapids washington grad wes washpun... hello! two handed jam ... a little later, washpun passes ahead to ted friedman who gets the deuce down low... he finished with

10 points ... washpun had 10 assists... there's one to iowa city west grad jeremy morgan who buries the three... panthers win 70-50 ... to the nba, former iowa state head coach fred hoiberg looking to go 3-1 with bulls who faced orlando ... one player who's benefited from hoiber's arrival is iowa native doug mcdermott... he knocks down the 2 off the screen... then mcdermott quickly gets a three off beating the shot clock... he finished with 12 points... bulls win 92-87 ... back to the nfl, titans and the texans ... former hawkeye makes a move to the inside and swallows up bryan hoyer for his 2nd sack of the season... last one was on september 27th... the texans win the game 20-6 ... tomorrow for on iowa live, iowa men's basketball assistant coach sherman dillard will join the desk. the hawkeyes played their first exhibition game last thursday and have one more on friday.

hello to you on your monday morning. here's a live look from out city cam. a beautiful day in store for eastern iowa. it's november second and here's what you need to know. family, friends and those close to missing waterloo teen moe sed gather for a vigil and pray for his safe return. people are remembering an army reservist from cedar rapids. 44 year old sergeant shawn laurion died from a heart attack during a

training exercise in virginia.