, jessica hartman kwwl news. we will be sure to pass along more details as they become forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 wether team. sse the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: snow continues to move east across can be expected before midniniht. this will make travel difficult at times. the snow gradually tapers off from west to east after midnight. snow saturday reducing the visibility. wind gusts will be near 25 mph from the northwest. a cold weekend is ahead with highs in the 20s. after the snow ends, to bring that will be here wednesday and thursday.snow continues to move east across iowa through tonight. moderate to heavy snow difficult at times. the snow gradually tapers off from west to east after mmdnight. snow totals: 3-9" isolated higher amounts. the wind starts visibility. wind gusts will be near 25 mph from the northwest. a cold weekend is ahead with highs in the 20s. after the snow ends, our next c

kwwl's jessica hartman is live in our newsroom... she's been calling sherrf's departmeets through out our viewing area to see how people are handling the conditions on the roads. jessica? they tell me roads are getting slick throuuh out the coverage area. in downtown waterloo - - streets are quickly becoming snow packed. several other counties - including tama and buchanan are reporting multiply minor accidents. cars sliding off the road and into ditches. here in waterloo there is an suvv several other counties told me they were too busy handling calls to answer my questions. likely witit weather related emergencies. we've got you covered live in the newsroom ...jessica hartman kwwl news. we will be checking in with the various departments through out the night to keep you updated. we'll be right back. here's a live look at iowa city. no snow is falling down. an update from iowa city on what's going on there coming up. --------- --------- --------- --------- people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want r

kwwl's jessica hartman speaking today with our polticial analysis . . . jessica, what is the line up looking like? no surprise at the top of the list. party front runners both nationally and in iowa making the cut. but its when you start digging into see those cadidates who just made cut wouldn't have made the cut here in iowa. mike huckabee, chris something iowa polls don't agree with. all three would be likely to make the prime time debate if iowa voters were making the decision. "for mike huckabee and chris christie its a huge blow." christie responded to being pushed off the main stage in a tweet. "it doesn't matter issues." but according to political analysis it could be the beginning of the end. "to not be on that main stage, is a huge blow for their campaign and its a huge blow for folks who were thinking of supporting them. huge blow for financial reasons, so you know, those campaigns." for jindal - he has been moving up in recent iowa polls but is it enough to continue the fight? struggle for his campaign. you can kind of start to group 5, 6, 7 c

we've got you covered live i waterloo...jessica hartman kwwl news. waterloo water works says it's still working on determining the cause of the sudden spike. we wantteiterate- - he water is safe to drink and has emergencycrews respond to a gas leak at dubuque regional airport. it happened this morning after a gas line was hit during construction near the new terminal building...which is not open yet. black hills energy was called out to repair the leak. airppt officials ss the leak in continuing coverage... police are investigating a shots fired incident that led to a car ash in waterroo. it happened yesterday afternoon around four. the car crash happened in the neighborhoods of courtland and vinton street. kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in the kwwl newsroom. nikiki you've been looking into this. the police chief tells me they still don't have anyone arrested in the incident. he says it could have been a ot orse and someone could have died. police chief dan trelka says one car was getting shot at by another car. that caused this vehicle to lose contr

kwwl's jessica hartman joins us live in the newsroom with the latest. jessica? police say tiffany reed and two other women robbed the sporting good's store -- taking 5- grand in north face jackets before she was arrested later that day. the arrest happened on october first during a police chase in washington county. state troopers chased reed and two other women -- that ended with one trooper shooting at the car. no one was hurt during the incident. during that arrest - - reed was connected to a september theft of the cedar falls von maur. here you can see reed and two others quickly grabbing intire racks of jeans. reed is currently being held at the black hawk county jail on two counts of second degree theft. we've got you covered -- live in the newsroom -- jessica hartman kwwl news. thanks jessica -- reed's bond is set at 80-thousand. police are investigating a shooting that killed one person and injured another in downtown des moines. it happened in the city's popular court avenue district around one o-clock this morning. police say 21-year old edmanuel perez

we've got you covered live in newsroom -- jessica hartman kwwl news. the coalition did exchange emails with president harreld about a public forum. in the exchange - - harrled asked for a specifc topic to be determined before he would agree to a public forum still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... a new report out tonight -- find out what baltimore police did wrong during the riots earlier this year? and... taco bell making a big claim about the future of thee od that's going on their --------- --------- black lives matter protestors take to the streets in minnesota after a black man is fatally shot... hundreds came out to protest 4- year-old jamar clark's death... minneapolis police say they were called because clark had assaulted someone. police say he wouldn't let paramedics help that victim - and a struggle ensued... ending with police shooting clark. the bureau of criminal investigation is looking into clark's death. baltimore police bombed their handling of the protests and riots after freddie gray died in policee custody - that's ac

we've got you covered live in the newsroom...jessica hartman kwwl news. cedar falls police tell us the arson was in response to an altercation earlier that morning. waterloo police investigate an armed robbery -- reported at the san marnan i-wireless store in waterloo last night. officers arrived before eight o- clock -- after the robber threatened the clerk with knife and left with money. this is the second armed robbery at the store since september. a man allegedly shoots another in both of his legs -- and both guys face charges.... iowa city police say sergio martinez showed up to the hospital with gun shot wounds to both his legs on november first-- telling police he didn't know who shot him... officers determined jonathan aragon salas junior actually shot him while the two were driving -- and both men tried to cover it up. araon salas is charged with reckless use of a fire arm while martinez was charged with filing a false report - both were jailed last night. president obama rememnds us all to count our blessings in his annual thanksgiving address..

kwwl's jessica hartman joined the group -- canvasing the cedar valley. jessica -- where were they looking? today the search was expanded to the vast trail system in the cedar valley and local parks. dozens of volunteers gathered in downtown waterloo before spliting off into small groups to cover 10 local parks and trail systems. they were looking for signs of unusal activity on the trails, evidence of moe sed, and for his bike - which has one blue and one orange rim. friends say moe sed spent a lot of time outdoors. catherine wager "he really enjoyed fishing in those areas anan riding his bike and being out in the woods. i think, probably, it reminded him of his home in thailand." the groups did not find any answers where moe sed went or why he hasn't come home. giving up -- and will continue to search until they have answers. we've got you covered live in the newsroom...jessica hartman kwwl news. thank you jessica -- and if you havvany information on moe sed's whereabouts -- please call the waterloo police department. now let's check in with storm track

storm track seven's jessica hartman joins us live in waterloo. jessica -- what's the weather like outside tonight? right now -- cold and icy spots are starting to appear here on highway-- a very different site from last night. heavy snow - - spend six hours fighting a commercial building fire -- reduced to rubble and iron. and with slick roads -- several accidents like slide off on 2-18 -- total 115 accidents in the waterloo area. snowy conditions continue to cause frustrations throughout the weekend. fed-x delays - - leaving half ago and they said they were noon. so we figured anytime before that obviously, but now we are kind of getting down to the last minute here." hartman "a total of 11 inches of snowfall. well above the parking lots, it adds up very about 12 feet tall." waterloo part of living in iowa. "no i think the key there is, just stay off the highway when the snow starts hitting and when it stops, you get out and shovel homes and businesses were dug out by one this afternoon -- the side roads however - like i said - were slush this a

we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- jessica hartman kwwl news. thanks jessica -- the best way to prevent your dogs from getting sick -- is to makes sure they're vaccinated -- and to avoid contact with other dogs that havvn't been vaccinated. a 25-year-old hudson woman dies -- after swerving to miss a dear this morning. the grant county sheriff's office responded to the crash after midnight on highway 35-61 near airport road in south lancaster township. they say kaila fouks drove hit a utility pole and rolled. she was partially thrown from the vehicle. her passenger -- 29-year-old jeremy fishnick was airlifted to u-w hospital in madison for injuries. des moines police find a man -- shot to death -- north of downtown. authorities responded t t 13th street and jefferson avenue 10-30 last night -- and found 28-year- old jose lopez on the ground. police are investigating the incident as a homicide -- and they're tryiyi to track down the shooter. if you have any information about the shooting -- please contact your local authorities. continuing coverag

we've got you covered live in waterloo ...jessica hartman kwwl news. the instructors at hawkeye saying these winds are hard to handle - - but with winter approaching - - had snow been added to the mix it would have made driving semis impossible today. meanwhile, cleanup efforts are in full swing in parts of dubuque this damage done to a farm near balltown--owners there saying it's the worst wind damage they've ever had. you can see a shed knocked down, toys blown all over--luckily, they say no cows were injured. but they aren't the only ones dealing with extensive wind damage today. kwwl's brad hanson joins us live now--and brad, you talked to the principal of one local elementary school who saw parts of the roof blown off. principal andy ferguson says he got the call late last night that part of the roof of his school was gone, and water was dripping into a few rooms of the school. they decided it was safe for students today, so they held class as usual. here you can see some of the damage done--the rubberized roof blowing off in last night's workers

kwwl's jessica hartman spent the day digging up the answers to our viewers many questions. jessica? i've followed up with the watt work and met with area pediatrician - - they tell me very few residents were at risk of being exposed to high nitrat levels. those who would have beenn effected most by increased levels - - babies and pregnant women. because most of the city's water is a mix from several wells - - the nitrate from well 22 on east dale street was diluted to a safe level. but water works says those near well 22 may have been exposed. "this particular, for a short somebody right in theacinity of the well could have been exposed." how would you know if a baby or pregnant woman shows signssof being effects? "methemoglobinemia, especially in a baby will cause body. then it causes the skin to appear blue. the same thing happens with women, they will feel fatigue, short of breath." the well has been shut down since friday -- because of this, doctor davidson says there is practically zero risk of exposure at this point. he also told me - - there was no risk of babies being effect

we've got you covered live in the newsroom...jessica hartman kwwl news. we will continue to bring you updates both here and on kwwl-dot- com. in a seperate gunfire report... a man is expected to recover after he's shot in the chest... we first told you about this last night -- it happened just before ten near eighth and leavitt streets in waterloo... police say the man is in the hospital -- and he's been relatively cooperative with their investigation... witnesses tell police they saw a car drive away from the scene. a cyclist receives multiple citations -- after a police officer in a squad car hits her with his car. it happened in waterloo early this morning in the area of west ninth and washington. officer robert duncan was on patrol when he hit 35-year-old jennifer banks. banks went to the hospital for minor injuries. banks received citations for riding a bicycle without a light and violating 1-way traffic. with the first snow of the season in our forecast you may have driving concerns... helper...the highway helper. the program started in des moines b

in waterloo. . .jessica hartman kwwl news. this class was focused on runners -- but there are several tips people 10 days from thanksgiving and some of you have your shopping list set. we've heard some questions about turkey supply. producers say there's no need to worry ...as long as you're willing to pay more. chris clackum fills us in. news stories from food banks across the country...set this year. the stories blame the outbreak of avian flu in april seven million turkeys were lost... although the individual producers in a few of the states.. but in tamping down concern over the flu, the national turkey federation's keith williams... ... also told us o a standard practice in turkey production ...that most consumers probably don't realize: frozen turkeys...which most americans prefer .. buying them a week or so before every thanksgiving.... are actually frozen the previous march. "when the turkey comes from the farm, it's taken to be packaged.it's s eadied and sealed up, and it is then flash frozen down to 0 degrees" that m

kwwl's jessica hartman spoke with the coalition. jessica, what are their concernsns the group has a lot of concerns - - but the two biggest ones they want president harrrrld to address first - - funding cuts and sexual assaults on campus. it looks like a quiet rainy mondayon campus. but for some at the university of iowa - they are believe its very important for herrald to be accountable to his constituents." harreld has already met privately with various group representatives, but has yet to agreed yet to a public meeting. as part of its effort to get harreld's attention - - the coalition will be having a campus community assembly tuesday night. "where community and campus members decide what kind of strategies they think are most effective here, fitting i i to the culture at the university assembly - - two men who were influential in the recent protests on the campus of the university of missouri - - that resulted in the system president stepping down. jeanette gabieral "they have successfully pushed for the resignatioio of their

kwwl's jessica hartman has been working to bring us the facts. jessica? i met with waterloo police chief dan trelka today - - he tells me investigators have several leads and he is confident that the department will be able to close this case fairly quickly. waterloo police responding to shots fired in side a local supermarket. according to the assistant manager- - it was the owner who fired his personal hand gun at a number of shots - - before the suspect fled the scene. "i have not spoken to the owner night, they were both ok." defend themselves." hartman "during the exchange of fire, several of these through a ceiling tile." another bullet hole in the front door greets customers-- whom the about six customers call me personally last night to make sure i was ok and that i was not "every angle that you could you can see here - - the broken window that has been armed robbery. the police chief tells me he believes this incident is related to other customers-- whom the manager says are a close knit community personally last night to make sure i was ok and t

kwwl's jessica hartman spoke with both mayor crews and candiddte jim brown today - - jessica, jim brown got 45 per cent of the vote. an uphill battle for jon crews in the run off. yes...and jon crews said his decision to drop out and retire was not one he took lightly . . .but he did say the nature of run-off campaigns did play a part. instead of spending the next month slinging mud at the opposing team . . .h will be passing on his knowledge of the job to jim brown. and that began this morning when crews told brown about his plans. brown "having coffe this morning." hartman "so this is really really brand new." brown "this is really bran new. how am i doing so far." a run-off f lections. now the two are meeting as members of the same team. crews says this is how he would prefer to spend the next two months. and you get negative campaigns. sometimes i don't that, so i said well i was already going to retire soon so lets do it this year." hartman "city hall has been home to mayor crews for 30 years. his focus now, to make the transition smooth ffm him to mmor elect jim brown. "we talked

jessica hartman kwwl news. the mayoral race in waterloo and ccar falls requires a candidate to win with a simple majority. if that does not happen there will be a run off election the first of december. decision 2016... republican presidential candidate governor john kasich is on a campaign swing through iowa. the ohio governor is still trying to emerge as a viable candidate from the crowded field of republican presidential contenders. this afternoon, kasich held a town hall for employees at nationwide insurance in des moines. he discussed familiar themes during his campaign event, including balancing the budget and personal interest. s/gov. john kasich (r) presidential candidate :21 "in washington, the key for a if you talk to a farmer, the farmer doesn't want less subsidy, the farmer wants more right? you got to tell the farmer, look if we can lift the country, you're going to be betterroff." tomorrow kasich heads to dubuque for another town hall, and then departs for an event in mobile, alabama. coming up...

jessica hartman -- kwwl news. if your dog starts to perience these symptoms -- yyu should see your vet right away. experts say they can't cure kennal cough -- but the vet can give your dog medicine -- to ease the coughing until it runs its course. a 25-year-old hudson woman dies -- after swerving to miss a dear this morning. the grant county sheriff's office responded to the crash after midnight on highway 35-61 near airport road in south lancaster township. they say kaila fouks hitta utility pole and rolled. she was partially thrown from the vehicle. her passenger -- 29-year-old jeremy fishnick was airlifted to u-w hospital in madison for injuries. continuing coverage tonight -- the amana community is disappointed this weekend -- wondering whether local business will suffer following the a devastating fire of theer golf course e to get an idea of how much damage there is -- take a look at this -- showing the before and after pictures of the building. ron mayland sumbitted this photo to us today when he was flying

kwwl's jessica hartman analyzing the selected candidates and polls here in iowa . . .jessica, do they line up? and carson - - not surprising. but when you starting looking at iowa polls the candidates who barely made the cut . . .probably wouldn't have here in iowa. the top eight for prime time debate were selected based on their performance in the last four national polls. here in iowa - - candidates like have -who nationally made the cut for tuesday's debate. kwwl's political analyst, chris larimer, says this isn't surprising - - iowa polls haven't aligned with national polls in recent years due to the very conservative nature of iowa caucus goers. "in iowa, a signifgant chunck of those folks identify as born again christians or socially conservative. we can probably expect probably 35 to 45 percent likely caucus goers to say their evangelical christians. in new hampshire, that's just not the case, nationally that's not the case." larimer says for candidates who are too focused in on the iowa vote . . . it long run. larimer also pointed to ben carson's recent controversy around fact

we've got you covered...jessica hartman kwwl news. we did reach out the university today - - they were unavailable for an interview. trying to kill another inmate is sentenced to more time in prison. 22-year-old michael swanson sentneced to 25 more years in prison. swanson slashed an inmate in the neck at the iowa medical and classification center in coralville last year. swanson was already serving two life sentences for two fatal shootings in 2010 -- when he was just 17-years old. deicison 2016 coverage -- g-o-p candidate chris christie campaigning in eastern iowa today. the new jersey governor hosting a town hall meeting in cedar falls this morning. christie speaking about imigration reform and saying building a two thousand mile wall isn't the answer. he says he wants secure the border and use technology like drones to monitor action there. christie answering a number of other questions, including ones about potential opponent hillary clinton. "how can she say that what they've done the last seven can tell why i can't wait to it's

iin cedar falls, jessica hartman, k-w-w-l ...kwwl news. thanks, jessica. we are looking into how u-n-i will be handling the snow as it pertains to tomorrow's big basketball game between u-n-i and number one north carolina... we will of course update you as we find out more today... coming up... how a tough year for the turkey market could affect your feast and... the iowa d-o-t will go to into battle against today's snow with we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered, with ally crutcher and meteorologist kyle kiel. this is the kwwl news at noon" "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." wow, we have made it through a whole week. your mom is going to be so... surprised. talk to a nurse, find a doctor, or coordinate appointments with bewell 24/7. one of the many services provided exclusively to wellmark members. from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast is in effect until saturday morning. so we are looking for heavier snow to fall throughout the afternoon, and especially in the evening

we've got you covered -- jessica hartman -- kwwl news. if your dog starts to experience these symptoms -- you should see your vet right away. are giving back by raking leaves. nearly 50 students in dubuque helped out this weekend. the event benefits the university of iowa children's hospital. "we were looking ffr a good way spread the mission of loras today, speaking to community members about what our cause is all about." nearly twenty yards were raked -- including a few in galena, illinois... thousands of people from around the country are in eastern iowaa this weeend for the 38-th annual national farm toy show. ... hundreds of toy tractors are on display and for sale -- and there's something, for all ages. the show is a place where people -- yound and old -- can bond over farm toys. this years show features nearly "if they can't find a toy here, they'll never find it anywhere...i'm not kinding ya. i mean it has to be really rare if they n't find ittat a national toy show." city officials say the show has a big doubling the ssze of the

in waterloo. . .jessica hartman kwwl news. employees at he waterfall car wash in waterloo say more than hundred vehicles came through during a three hour period saturday... turning now to the big sports story of the year here in eastern iowa... as hawkeye fans have been more supportive than ever lately -- thanks to the teaa's amazing run this fall... a perfect regular season slate has electrified the hawks' home of iowa city... kwwl's hillary maglin has more... (sot) "i've just never seen anything li it. it's big excitement with all hose undefeated record this season is bringing out excitment in downtown iowa city like never before. more people and placess an ever are sporting their hawkeye gear... and fans couldn't be prouder of especially after the big win. roy wilson/hawkeye fan) "i love the hawks, they are the greatest." with the season nearing city. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) people in iowa city, that (sot. cg: leah cohen/bo- james bar ownerr"usually awayy games, when they play have been very busy and it's just everyone fo

kwwl's jessica hartman attends a run safe workshop today in cedar falls. jessica -- what did you learn? this workshop was hosted by avid runners, but the safety tips they demonstrated can be used by anyonene- anytime. the three biggest safety tips the organizers stressed were- one be aware of your surroundings. two - - as cliche as it sounds using the buddy system. - - avoid putting yourself in unsafe situations by traveling in groups. and if you do get caught in a situation - %having the tools and knowledge to flight off an atatcker. one tip i learned that we can all use. if you are approached - - have a name that you would yell. this makes attackers believe there is someone with you even if there isn't. so mac -- if that ever happens i am yelling your name -- so you better come running. we've got you covered live in the newsroom ...jessica harran kwwl news. haha - all right thank you jessica -- i might be tall -- but i don't know how scary i am. according to authorities -- all of those incidents are still under investigatii. the hawkeyes move up to numbe

we've got you covered live in the newsroom...jessica hartman kwwl news. crews says he plans to remain involved in the community mayor crews didn't consecutively serve tt last 30 years -- he served on and off over the last 44.... he's served successively as mayor of cedar falls since the year 2000. his current term ends on december 31st of this year... the cedar falls runoff isn't the only one set in the cedar valley for december first... waterloo candidates quentin hart anan jim hurley re the top twowo of five candidates in the crowded field... hurley - the former mayor of waterloo... and hart - the current mayor pro tem... will face off to get the seat currently occupied by buck clark... clark is retiring at the end of the year. tracking storms... let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenbergg in the forecast center. frommthe kwwl stoomtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we a chance of showers and storms along and ahead of the cold front until 11 pm for all of eastern iowa. some

kwwl's jessica hartman speaking with election poll offcials about what are expecting from this year's voters. that's right . . . i spoke with two veteran election poll officials today. they tell me, on average, each of their locations handles about 300 voters during an election like this. but with five candidates in waterloo and three in cedar falls. . . they election poll official patty -- says the many new faces in the violence that has erupted in waterloo over the last few years. is somebody going to come in that is going to try and really help get waterloo back in district's cultural & scientific facilities levy were also out today doing some last minute canvasing. depending on where you live polls will be opening at either seven a-m or noon and all polls ere or when you can vote - - you can contact your local county auditor. we've got you covered live in waterloo. . . jessca hartman kwwl news the mayoral race in waterloo and cedar falls requires a candidate to win with a simple majority. if that does not happen there will be a run off election the first of december. still to come

kwwl's jessica hartman -- speaking with long-time iowans on ow they prevent winter weather wear and tear. hey jessica. speaking with both drivers and experts- - the trick to preventing rust on your car is washing it. getting rid of the dirt and grime that your car picks up during a winter storm can help prevent the rusting common in the area. it's recommended you get it washed at leasttonce a week. many say its worth the investment. "for as much as a car costs today, its well worth it." "trade in value, you are trying to get the most bang for your the chemicals can also damage the interior of your car. experts say you should make sure to also vaccum the floor board of your car on a regular basis. we've got you covered live in the newsroom...jessica hartmtmn kwwl news. employees at the waterfalls car wash in waterloo say more than 200 vehicles came through in a three our period. hawkeye fans have been more supportive than ever lately -- thanks to the team's record this season. last night the hawks bat nebraska -- 28 to 20. this brings the hawkeyes record to 12 and oh. kwwl's hillary magli

kwwl's jessica hartman has a preview. "hoping to get your vote tomorrow." with just hours bfore the polls open - - volunteers are making one last push to campaign. ranaldo haywood dedicated his day to going door from the community. anyway i can help and let other citizens of the community know about something good, i'm willing to walk." across town - - election poll officals are preparing for the use to getting up at five o'clock in the morning." hartman "voter turn out at this waterloo location usually averages about 300 people, but candidates for mayor in waterloo and cedar falls, that its going to be a bigger turn "some of it too, could be the years. is somebody going to come in that is going to try and really help get waterloo back in a positive light? i think we really need that." no matter who people are voting for here in waterloo or around eastern iowa - - alice and patty are hoping citizens exercise their right to vote. "its going to be a beautiful day so no reason why you can't get out and vote. its your right so lets do it." depending on where yo

kwwl's jessica hartman joins volunteers -- canvassing the cedar valley this weekend -- and brings us the very latest. sightings out there the past few splitting up to continue the search. hartman "the search for system in the cedar valley area. volunteers looking for signs of moe sed or his bike with one orange and one blue tire rim." catherine wager "he really enjoyed fishing in those areas home in thailand." catherine and liz wagner - - two of his teachers who have help spear head the efforts to find moe sed. liz"i know that's what he was last seen with is a bike. i just feel like we are looking for a needle in a hay stack and how do you ever search?" catherine "there is just a tone of area." they were just one of we weren't the only ones out up any clues.. .but they aren't giving up. "i think until we have answers going to give up or give up hope that we are going to find him and bring him home." if you have any information on moe sed's where abouts -- please call waterloo police -- the number is on your screen. firefighters are trying to the cause of a house fire on a farm in eas

kwwl's jessica hartman visits a local car wash -- where iowans are beieng proactive and protecting their vehicles. "it will rust away and you won't have a car." salt - and other chemicals iowa d-o-t treats roads with during snow storms from rusting your car? got to go ahead and invest in the undercarage washes. a weekly bases, is what i do minimum." hartman "you can see here some of the rust people are on the wheel well and its even you need to worry about - - those chemicals can also damage the inside of your car. "get it vaccumed out on a you don't all the mud and salts builds up on the carpets and is its an investment in the future of the car. your car nice and clean. that way, it helps it from rusting." "for as much as a car costs today, its well worth it." employees at the waterfalls car wash in waterloo say more than vehicles came through during a three hour period. coming up on kwwl. excitment gains momentum in iowa city this weekend -- as fans prepare for next week's big game. plus -- we share the buzz about small business saturday. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered, w

we've got you covered live in the newsroom...jessica hartman kwwl news. this is not kollasch first offense. he was arrested back in april for a hitt& run - duriig which officer. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg who's tracking the rain. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl evenink. there is a chance of a rain/snow mix as the temperatururs drop and the precipitation tapers off overnight. this will be mainly north of highway 20. temperatures drop below freezing anan untreated surraces could be slick later tonight and early friday morning. high temperatures will consistent through the weekend with readings in the low tomid 30s. more clouds are expected friday unttl the storm moves far enough away. high pressure gives us sunshine saturday while clouds increase sunday. we are tracking the chance of rain/snow monday and light snow tuesday. robbed. waterloo police were called wednesday night to the san marnan i- wirel

kwwl's jessica hartman was there. prayers, songs, and candles . . .signs of the many people hoping for the safe out l lrd send him hhme." more than a week since he went missing - - an several search parties later - - there are no because he is out thmre alone, without food or friends." "the service here at the first baptist church, the family tells me, was a reminder that although moe sed is not with them, god is with him." "as we pray, we are hoping moe sed will come back home." and there prayers are not alone. dozens of friends and strangers came to pray with he mily. "it's really painful being on being his parents. it's just heart rachel price goes to school with moe sed at waterloo west high school. she says the last week has been a struggle for her and her classmates. "in everyone's life there's an empty desk. and sometimes you look over and i like oh wait there isn't a person there. and it's not a good feeling." moe sed's father and searchch organizers plan to be back on the street this week -- passing out more

we've got you covered live in waterloo ...jessica hartman kwwl news. dealers tell us you can expect manufactures to roll out some good holiday deals, in order to continue their push to break the record set 15 years ago. deere and company announces more than 2- hundred employees will be placed on indefinite john eere seeding and cylinder in moline, illinois. the comppny says theelayoffs will be in the past, manufacturing employees at john deere seeding and $& cylinder have experienced seasonal layoffs in the spring and returned to w wrk in the fall. after more than 100-years in service...alliant energy plans to shut down one of its power plants in iowa6 the plant in dubuque will be closed june of 20-177 according the our coverage partners the t-h media -- alliant planned to close the facility for quite some time. the plant doesn't everyday...and isn't needed to maintain reliable service. the thirteen people who currently work there will be offered jobs at other plants. dedeision 2016... we are about two months away from the iowa caucuses...and candidate

kwwl's jessica hartman attends this weekend's prayer service -- to find those in attetedance -- are not giving up hope. prayers, songs, and candles . . .signs of the many people hoping for the safe worry for where he is. we cry several search parties later - - there are no answers for moe sed's family. "i was worry about him because he is outhere alone, with out food or friends." hartman "theeservice here at the first baptist church, the family tells me, was a reminder that although moe sed is not with them, god is with him." "as we pray, we are hoping moe sed willlome back home." and there prayers are not alone. dozens of friends and strangers came to pray with the painful being on the sidelines of it. how would it feel to be in the middle of it; being his parents. it's just heart breaking." rachel price goes to schol with moe sed at waterloo west high school. she says the last week has been a struggle for her and look over and ts like oh wait there isn't a person there. and its not a good feeling." moe sed's father and search organizers plan to be back on the street this week -- passi

kwwl's jessica hartman tells us what was destroyed inside has a here you can see flames enguling the van early thanksgiving morning. "i'll always be thankful for music van is this metal outter shell and on the floor you can see the wiring from the band's equipment. evan stock says when he saw the blaze, this is the scene he expected." "i was just pretty shocked. as soon as i saw that the van was on fire the way that it was, i knew everything that was in there." having returned from a show earlier that morning - - the van had nearly 10- thousand dollars worth of equipment in it. "amplifiers, and pa systems, speakers, monitors, guitars, mircophones, effects pedals, lots of equipment." all destroyed in less than 30 minutes. "two of the guitars, i had in the van at the time were two of the with several performances planned this says the show must go on "i've got a lot of instruments but i am sure that we will make due." back to the suspect. kollasch was also arrested in april for a hit & run -- during which he allegedly assaulted and injured a cedar falls police officer. waterloo police

as kwwl's jessica hartman shows us, several people e working to prevent it from ever happening again. the ability to fight back assaults -- staying safe is on waverly by myself, so after the attacks. i guess, i never expert a few eesy things eveeone can your life where someone tries to assualt you, or hurt you or harm you. then you have to have a plan. you have to have a strategy and some of its scary, to think that you have to strike someoneneelse to break ee to get back to your family." hartman "one of the safety tips learn at the workshop is a parking lot somebody approaches you and they try to grab you and control you by the wrist. you have to be aware of their surroundings, knowing what's around you, pay attention to what you are doing." in waterloo. . .jessica this class was focused on runners -- but there are several tips anyone can use to stay safe every day. its coming up: storms rip through parts of the country, ripping up neighborhoods. plus -- he's been her dad for years...but when they go to make it legal...he can't make it. so the judge comes to them. ananwhat to selfie,

kw-wl's jessica hartman spoke with studees affected byythe fire... blaa"they were telling everyone to move back and someone from the 9th floor said yea there is a lot of smoke and ninth floor -- making students on other floors think it was a prank. consolati"we were all just kind of like no there's not, there's no fire and he was like no there actually is a fifie." hartman"students evacuated from slater were then sent across the street to an other residents hall where they waited for several hours." "eventually, around 3:00 a.m. the sprinkles and they said that thanks jessica according to officials -- the investigation. some luck on the grid-iron.. coming up on today in iowa... our three in state football teams had quite the games yesterday. we wil take a look at the hightlights, in just a bit. plus, hopefully you are aking up in a good mood this morning.. but if you woke up on the wrong side of the bed...a new study knows why. stay tuned. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do thaa by ing to our page on faceb

kwwl's jessica hartman attended the ability to fight back with stragetic moves when attacked. after recenttrail lisa cox "i fun from denver to be aware now." running s sfety expert - - todd williams saythere are a few easy things everyone can do to increase their "if anyying does do down in your life where someone tries to assualt you, or hurt you or harm you. then you have to have a plan. you have to have a strategy and some of its scary, enough to grab you - - tips people c use to stay safe every day. 10 days from thanksgiving and some of you have your shopping list set. we've heard some questions about turkey supply. producers say there's no need to worry ...as long as you're news stories from food banks across the country...set off the alarm that there may be a shortage of turkey...to serve up at the thanksgiving table this ear. the stories blame the outbreak of avian flu in april and may of this year... ...where more than seven million turkeys were lost... although the industry says wasn't that widespread. "while it was significant for the individual producers in a few of

as kwwl's jessica hartman reports, his friends and family are not giving up hope. candles . . .signs of the many worry for where he is. we cry severerl search parties later - - there are no answers for moe sed's family. "i was worry about him because he is out there alone, with out food or friends." hartman "tte service here a a the first baptist church, the family tells me, was a reminder that although moe sed is not with them, god is with him." "as we pray, we are hoping moe sed will come back home." and there prayers are not alone. dozens of friends and strangers came to pray with the family. rachel price "it's really painful being on the sidelines of it. how would ii feel to bb in the middle of it; being his parents. it's just heart breaking." rachel price goes to schoolwith moe sed ad waterloo west high school. she says the last week has been a struggle for her and her classmates. ememy desk. and sometimes youou look over anddits like oh wait there isn't a person there. and its not a good feeling." moe sed's father and search organizers plan to be back on the

well k-w-w-l's jessica hartman caught up with our political analyst.. and has more.. mike huckabee, chris christie, bobby jindal all religated to the undercard debate. sosoething iowa olls don't agree with. all three would be likely to make the prime time debate if iowa voters were making the decision. "f mike huckaaee and chris christie its a huge blow." christieieresponded to being pushed off the main stage there to talk about real issues." but according to political analysis it could be the beginning of the end. "to notte on that main stage, campaign and its a huge blow for folks who were thinking of the beginning of the end for but is it enough to@continue the you know its, its still a candididtes togetherers candidatt who are not getting the traction to really be competitve once 2016 starts." thank you, jessica... tuesday's debates will take place at the milaukee theater... ben carson will once again be another point of interest in the debate.... dr. carson is coming under heavy criticism for his new book. he's under fire for claims that scholarship to attend wes

kwwl's jessica hartman was there. prayers, songs, and candles . . .signs of the e any since he went missing - - an several search parties later - - there are no answers for moe sed's family. "i was worry about him because he is out there alone, thout food or friends." "the service here at the first baptist church, the family tells me, was a reminder that although moe sed is not with them, god iss with him." "as we pray, we are hoping moe sed will come back home." and there prayers are not alone. dozens of friends and strangers came to pray with the family. "it's really painful being on the sidelines of it. how would it feel to be in the middle of it; being his parents. it's just heart breaking." rachel price goes to school with moe sed at waterloo west high school. she says the last week has been a struggle for her and her classmates. "in everyone's life there's an empty y esk. and sometimes you look over and its like oh wait there isn't a person there. and it's not a good feeling." moe sed's father and search organiz

kwwl's jessica hartman tells us what was destroyed inside has a band trying to regroup. enguling the van early thanksgiving morning. "i'll always be thankful for hartman "all that's left of the van is this metal outter shell and on the floor you can see the he saw the blaze, this is the scene he expected." "i was just pretty shocked. as soon as i saw that the van was on fire the way that it was, i knew everything that was in there." having returned from a show earlier that morning - - the van had nearly 10- thousand dollars worth of equipment in it. "amplifiers, and pa systems, mircophones, effects pedals, lots of equipment." all destroyed in less than 30 minutes. "two of the guitars, i had in the van at the time were two of the most sentimentally important instruments that i had." with several performances planned this weekend - -the band says the show must go on "i've got a lot of instruments and plenty of gear. some of the things that were lost today, aren't replacable immediately. but i am sure that we will make due." back to the suspect. kollasch was also arrested i

kwwl's jessica hartman joins cedar valley this weekend... "there's been a few possible sightings out there the past few splitting up to continue the search. hartman "the search for system in the cedar valley area. volunteers looking for signs of moe sed or his bike with one orange and one blue tire rim." catherine wager "he really enjoyed fishing in those areas and riding his bike and being out in the woods. i think, probably, it reminded him of his home in thailand." catherine and liz wagner - - two of his teachers who have help spear head the last seen with is a bike. i just feel like we are looking for a needle in a hay stack and how do you ever search?" catherine "there is just a tone of area." they were just one of more than 10 search parties we weren't the only ones out there. knowing that we could cover a lot more ground." the search did not turn or until moe sed comes home, i don't think either of us are going to give up or give up hope that we are going to find him and bring him home." if you have any information on moe sed's where

kwwl's jesesica hartman was on scene moments after the complaint. jessica -- what can you tell us? waterloo police are still piecing together the timeline at this point. the car you see here - appears to have slid off of courtland street and into a tree. witnesses say they heard the crash - - after hearing gun shots. one witness tells me she saw four young adults running from the car when theyeard sirens approaoaing. officers searching the car - - paying close attention to what looks like two bullet holes in the passenger's side of the black mercedes. other officers - - canvasing the area around the wreck. we've got you covered in thank you jessica -- and we will be checking in with waterloo police tonight to see if there is any now let's check in with storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel for your first forecast. how's the rest of the weekend looking kyle? information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we had high temperatures today in the lower to middle 50s, and we are already falling back stern iowa. t t winds have been out of