. >> mumps spreading. the precautions officials say you should take. >> colder temperatures and wind chills were back today. if we get to the 50's at any point this w get public water. the fight now to get saint-gobain to foot the bill. >> we want clean drinking water. >> tonight at 11:00, an apparent murder suicide in north carolina is under investigation. police say the victim is a woman from new hampshire. the crime started to unfold yesterday when a man killed himself at a gun range in wilmington and police found a note leading them to the body of his former fiancee. tom wmur's jean mackin joins us : live with the latest information we're learning. jean that note led police to : 23-year-old rebecca ann jones who grew up in rindge. she and the man who shot himself were at one time engaged tonight her family says they had not been dating for months and say she was taken away in a senseless manner. sheriff's deputies in wilmington north carolina say 26-year-old justin hakeem walker rented three handguns a

mumps is an infection more prevalent than you think. there are are 1800 cases reported in 44 states. and in arkansas is, there are 427 cases. and many of them school children. dr. tiffany sizemore has more. doctor, i thought mumps was an old- fashioned condition that you had to worry about. why is it still around? >> the mumps vaccine 12- 15 months of age. and usually ages 4- 6. after the first vaccine there is it 78 percent of the vaccine working. it goes up to 88 percent. it is not 100 percent all of the time prevent the vaccine. obviously there are children for a are -- for per religious or medical reasons can't have the vaccine. these typically happen because of close quarters. they can be susceptible to getting much and if they do get the mumps, it is it a milder case of the disease. so it is not 100 percent. >> i think our viewers would be surprised to think, i was vaccinateedded for the mumps. but there is a small chance of getting the disease. the health department in arkansas puts out to parents if your child is not vaccinated

that's mumps. the contagious virus swollen and painful glands below and in front of the ears, plus a fever, headache and muscle aches. nine students and staff have come down with the mumps since the beginning of the school year. that includes two students at dubuque senior high school... two students and one staf one staff member at bryant elementary... and three students at jefferson middle school. since august first, eleven people have had the mumps in all of dubuque county. 16 people have become sick with mumps in black hawk during that same time period. there have been no reports of the illness in linn and johnson counties. in the past few days you may have seen people painting pictures along the mississippi river and on downtown city streets in dubuque. they're part pictures, scenes and landscapes of things they see in dubuque. judges select their favorite work of art and award the artist a cash prize. the purpose of this type of art is to capture the mood of a scene... and to create an eterna

the district is telling parents to keep their kids develop mumps symptoms. the m-m-r vaccination greatly reduces the risk of getting mumps, but is not a guarantee it will prevent the illness. rockwell collins says it's reducing the number of workers across the country to cut costs. and that means layoffs. the company says it's planning to reduce the number of employees by 2 to 3 percent. it has a workforce of 20-thousand employees. so that would be about 400 to 600 people. the company says that will be through layoffs, positions. reductions have already started and will continue through next september. it was an important day for nearly a dozen people living in the cedar rapids area. 10:51:12 i will they took the oath of allegiance to become some of the newest citizens of the country. tonight. this afternoon, they took the oath of citizenship at the federal courthouse in cedar rapids. the new citizens are from all over the world, including south korea, myanmar and nigeria. one woman says she's excited and thankful for this opportunity. "10:52:40 i thank god

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the mumps is spreading at an area school district. students and staff from six different schools in dubuque have been sick with the illness more tonight. since the beginning of the school year, tweleve students and staff at several fifth school...and the first time i heard about it was parents...informing them fever, muscle aches and swollen glands under the jaw. for some parents like jessica klinefelter...that's worrisome. "it was just kinda concerning it, i don't know if it could spread to him or not." other schools where the disease has spread to are not just happening at elementary schools...there are 3 confirmed cases at jefferson middle school and 2 cases at anyone with the mumps should not go back to school or work until they are well. according to the iowa department of public health...babies, kids the disease has spread to are prescott, bryant and audubon elementary schools. "and it's not just happening at dubuque senior high school." district officals say anyone with the mumps should not go back to school or work until they

shelley state officials are now : reminding the publ of mumps have been reported in new hampshire. those cases appeared on the campus of unh wmur's naoko funayama is in durham with how the school and campus are reacting. >> the mumps is still an uncommon disease in the united states but 3 new cases have recently been reported on the campus of unh. state health officials are now working with the university to >> most of the time, people experience mild symptoms of fever, headache, muscle aches, not feeling well. one of the classic symptoms is infection and swelling and tenderness over the salivary glands and cheek area. >> the mumps spreads through saliva like if you share utensils and cups, or by coughing and sneezing. even those vaccinated still have a slight chance of contracting the virus although the vaccination significantly reduces the risk of getting infected. those who develop symptoms are urge s rare but can be severe. >> so most people with mumps will recover within 2-3 weeks without any complications. in a very rare circumstatnces, people can get testicular swelling or i

the mumps is spreading at an area school district. students and staff from six different schools in dubuque more. since the beginning of the school year, tweleve students and staff at several dubuque schools have been sick with the mumps. "really? this morning i heard fifth school...and the first time i heard about it was today." this latest note sent to table mound elementary parents...informing them one person at the school is infected with the contagious illness -- a student. the mumps is an infection caused by a vir fever, muscle aches and swollen glands under the jaw. for some parents like don't know if it could spread to elementary schools...there are 3 district officals say anyone with the mumps should not go back to school or work until they are well. according to the iowa department of public health...babies, kids and young adults are more at risk for getting the mumps. it's spread when those who are infected cough or sneeze coming up in the next half hour of today in iowa... a police officer is shot during a massive manhunt.

a sixth case of mumps in one eastern iowa school district is partners at the telegraph herald a staff member at bryant elementary school in dubuque has been diagnosed with mumps in september, five cases of mumps were confirmed according to the iowa department of public health, 11 cases have been confirmed so far in the county in total since august drivers may soon be seeing speed cameras in another eastern iowa community. many are familiar with the cameras in large metropolitan areas such as cedar rapids and des moines. giving final approval to an ordinance that would allow for the installation of the cameras -- if the city chooses to do so. but -- some in the city are kwwl's elizabeth amanieh has the details. elizabeth. ron-the concerns some people in the city are having are whether these cameras are even necessary. and if there are any alternatives the city can take before moving to what they feel is a drastic a little over a thousand people. but the city says they have a lot of traffic that travels through and their main concern is safety. the proposed speed cameras are for two are

mumps is a viral illness that is very contagious. the student was kept in isolation for 5 days after the diagnosis. once again a student at framingham state testing positive for mumps. we'll follow the story and have more as it develops. >> anchor: gronk goin the wheel as an undercover lift driver. only to reveal himself at the end of the trip. >> you just met rob gronkowski. >> wait really. what's up? [laughing]. >> gronk. >> yeah. >> i'm good there. >> anchor: gronk dressed up in goofy wigs. sunglasses and hats to fool the talked to them about astronomy and love of the patriots. in gronk fashion he finished every ride with a gronk spike. >> anchor: everyone doesn't pay attention to him until they find ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and t

the mumps is a viral infection that spreads through saliva, coughing and sneezing. even if you're vaccinated there is still a slight chance of contracting the virus, although the vaccination significantly reduces your risk of getting it. some of the tim toms, swelling of the cheek and neck areas, fever, headaches, muscle leadership at u.n.h. to send out messages to the community and students and to health care providers to raise awareness of the possibility that mumps could be circulating in the community and ask people to seek medical care. >> there's a lot of things that go around on college campuses that some may get, some may not get. i'm not really that concerned. >> i'm not concerned, i didn't know about that, and things come and go, but mumps are pretty reporter: state officials tell us this is not considered an outbreak. they're trying to get ahead of to it prevent further spread. some of the things that you can do, cover coughs and sneezes, don't share utensils and cups, and wash your hands. there have been a total of nine reported cases this year in the st

mumps is highly contagious. the university is checking immunization rates -- records of students and classmates to make sure everyone else is safe. there is also a mumps alert at the university of new hampshire we are told, the school is now investigating three cases crews removing a school bus after the driver crashed into a home in quincy injuring several young students. officials in fact just reopened that street. there were more than 30 kids on the bus at the time of the crash, the driver clipped an suv come hit a fire hydrant, hit a telephone pole, and then crashed into the house. paramedics took both the drivers and five students to hospitals with minor injuries. bumpy and then we heard something crack and it started smelling like fire. we just ran screaming. >> reporter: at this point, police believe the bus driver had a medical condition. that's what caused the crash. the accident is still under investigation. >>> tonight, dedham man is locked upturns with murdering his own father. alex anderson beat his

dubuque community school officials have confirmed another case of the mumps at an elementary school. that's according to our coverage partner, k-d- t-h. an email went out to the families of students at audubon elementary as well as dubuque county has 11 confirmed or probable cases of the mumps, the 2nd highest of any county in the state. theatre cedar rapids' longtime executive director is moving on. casey prince accepted a position as the downtown district executive director in cedar rapids. prince helped t-c-r through an $8 million dollar renovation to come back after the 2008 flood. he's also been very connected to the revitalization of downtown cedar rapids. and he says while he has fond memories of the theatre, this was something that will help him be more involved with downtown development. things about my job at the theatre was seeing the impact our organization had on downtown and it really helped me fall in love with the downtown of my hometown in a very unique way. 14:25" prince was with t-c-r for 10 years. chicago cubs' fans have earned the last two nights of no stress...

a staff member at an area school is diagnosed with mumps. worker at bryant elementary in dubuque is now the sixth person to come down with the virus in the district since the beginning of september. an email from the dubuque community school district informed parents of the diagnosis this morning. symptoms of mumps include fever, headache and swollen salivary glands under the jaw. we're following up on our coverage with the floods of 20-16 tonight -- with last month in cedar rapids. the second highest crest for the river there prompted lots of flood protection work -- -- especially with the use of sandbags. volunteers turned out with their shovels around the city as the river gradually crept up last month. the bags helped to protect homes and businesses throughout cedar rapids. tonight -- kwwl's jalyn souchek getting a look at where all of sandbags filled preparing for the flood of 2016 while some bags have found new uses -- many waiting to be hauled away quality construction services is charged with the the job nats starting first by pullin

more mumps. the dubuque community school district is reporting several new cases at muliple elementary schools. not just another brush. a marion company has you in mind as it creates brushes to and slip free. good monday morning! it's 5 o'clock on october 31st. here's a live look at the has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a decent halloween! highs will generally be into the middle to upper 60s, with a few lower 70s also possible farther south. the extent of clouds will be critical to exactly how warm things get today, but we should see our most pleasant temperatures in the early evening hours. this coincides well with trick or treating across the area and both kids and parents need not worry about coats over the costumes this year. tomorrow looks warmer with widespread 70s likely. by wednesday, our next system rolls in from the west and should generate some showers and storms over the area. thursday and friday will be dry and quiet with highs remaining above seasonal erage.today: mostly

jc: three cases of mumps linked to the university of new hampshire and tonight, health officials are urging people to take caution. mumps is a viral infection, that can spread very easily especially in communal environments like on college campuses. symptoms include swelling of the cheeks and neck, a fever, head aches, muscle aches. the vaccine can significantly reduce the risk of catg disease. >> for me it's not that big of a deal, but for those who are not vaccinated, i guess that could be concerning. i guess you just have to be worried about the whole community's health. >> there are a lot of things that go around on campuses that some may or may not get -- i am not generally that concern right now. jc: state officials say this is not an outbreak. hampshire. ben: northeastern university offering up financial help to boston business owned by women and minorities. the university is stating a new program called impact lending to offer up loans with below-market interest rates. the goal is to provide 85 loans to small business over the next two years. the focus will be on business tha

cases of mumps at two colleges in new england. the students at framingham state university tested positive for the viral infection. administrators say the student has been immune used. according to the department of public health, the vaccine is 88% effective. the university of new hampshire is reporting three cases of the mumps. both schools to stop the spread of the disease. >> your health this morning. the fda is stepping up warnings for testosterone and other steroids. the latest warning is targeted at prescribers. the federal government says the drugs can cause healthcares, infertility, aggression, and can be easily abused. testosterone labelling will be revised to reflect that new warning. a reminder this halloween. they have caused eye infection and possibly blindness. they are not regulated like prescription lenses are. >> a new study suggesting equal pie for women globally is still 170 years away. the study by the world economic forum claims the progress is closing the workplace gender gap. it's slow though since the peak

mumps can be contagious. health officials say this is not an outbreak. both schools are taking precautions to stop the spread of the disease. we have symptoms and links to the cdc on our website. ed: taking a live look over the city, you can see the old hancock building is flashing blue, that means clouds are due. harvey is with us. i am looking over your shoulder and is the snow going to make there is some snow showers right now for the next 36 hours, it is the chilly weather that we are dealing with chicken of the tomorrow morning. we are down to 40 in boston, 34 in worcester, 29 in orange, 30 in keene. it is a cold night out there. it has been breezy. the winds ease some but we have a wind chill of 24 degrees in worcester. boston will stay above freezing but will be down and the 30's but other areas are colder than that. a freeze warning is in effect for most of eastern massachusetts that has not already had a freeze. the one exception is along the shore road and in boston itself but elsewhere, you do not have the freeze warning because you have had o

. >>> a student has been tested positive for mumps. he's been in isolation for five days. the school is looking into how that student got infected. the virus through the air is also popping new other parts of new england. three cases of the mumps have been linked to that school. >>> caught on camera, a facetime flight for a college student in texas, he says he was beaten and robbed as his girlfriend was >> they were hitting me over the head with their pistol saying facedown, face withdown. >> reporter: yale can't stop thinking about it. >> you're looking down the bairlt of the gun hoping that you don't see a bullet. >> reporter: the austin community college student says three men barged into his apartment and started beating him. >> up towards here, and i was right here on the ground and they were stomping over me on their way out. they said i'll shoot you in the head if you follow me. >> i was scared because they're saying i'm going to blow your head off, like i'm going to kill yo dallas. >> they were just looking at us and looking at the camera. >> reporter: she grabbed

this virus, mumps also popping up in other parts of new england. the university of new hampshire warning anyone connected to the university to take precautions after three cases of mumps were linked to that school. >>> also from the night team. >> like an open fist, a closed fist. helpless pup nine mondays out thank to stranger asaw dog being beaten by its owner. jadiann thompson is live in a north station to tell us more. jadiann. >> that witness tells us they saw that dog get picked up by collar and thrown down. now officials are looking for arou f >> this is saras 9-month-old husky recovering from her injuries a police say she was attacked by her own owner. investigators say this is the video that led mbta officers to an arrest her owner. police say in the cell phone video taken by a witness, owner is seen sitting on sara at one point starts punching the husky. >> he kind of like through the dog down, and enyou know puttal of his weight on top of him with his knee. closed fist. telling him to shut up sit down. stuff like that. this man who doesn

more mumps cases in schools. the dubuque community school district is reporting 3 more cases of the disease. our coverage partners k-d- t-h says staff and families got an email about cases at fulton, prescott, and table mound elementary schools. district wide there have been 19 cases of mumps this public health says there were 21 confirmed cases in dubuque county from august 1st to october 23rd. a welcome ending to a story we shared with you earlier this month. a cedar rapids boy with autism is back with his service dog, sparky. the golden retriever was in the hospital with a rare bacterial infection. that caused him to lose a toe on one of his paws. sparky usually goes to kennedy high school with his owner, joey. there, the service dog assists joey with his "we just like laying down with each other playing ball. and i just like petting him, and he likes when i feed him " the dog has to go through physical therapy to get the strength back in his legs before re- joining joey in the classroom. ghosts may seem unrea

dubuque community school officials have confirmed another case of the mumps at an elementary school. that's according to our coverage partner, k-d- t-h. an email went out to the staff notifying them of the latest case. dubuque county has 11 confirmed or probable cases of the mumps, the 2nd highest of any county in the state. will this be the year? a 93-year-old bellevue man and millions of other cubs fan are holding out hope the team goes all the way this fall. lester michels never misses a game. he has been rooting for the cubs since before their games were on t-v. he has fond memories of the team's legends who never got to play in a world series. the cubs last won the world a world series in 1945... michels believes this is the year the cubs will win the world series because of the strength of the entire team. "it's really one solid team. everybody is playing their position and everybody is up and coming and it's a lot of hustle. :09 " michels has a lot of cubs memorabilia in his collection. one of the most unique ones? a cubs toaster that burns the team's logo into the bread. and

the mumps spreads through saliva, like if you share utensils, or bco even those vaccinated still have a slight chance of contracting the virus. symptoms include fever, muscle aches, and swelling in the cheek and neck area. a suspected meth dealer is behind bars this morning following a bust in laconia. police say 31-year-old brian norris was arrested after a search of his hotel room at the landmark inn. officers say he was found in possession of 42 grams of meth, as well as heroin and pills that have a street value of about at sign we go right now. a lot of color out there. -- outside we go right now. a lot of color out there, but some rain ahead. hayley: a beautiful shot in meredith, 35 degrees. today, sunshine, blue sky like you see in manchester. tomorrow is the day when the weather really changes. in the meantime, bright, sunny skies. temperatures in the 30's at the moment. it winds start to pick up area eight and -- when the winds start to pick up. eight mph winds in concord. some gusts near 20 mph. that will make you feel a little cooler on your skin. a few scattered clouds in t

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university warns people about mumps outbreak. >> complete new england news this is fox 25 morning news. >> anchor: good morning. it is 9:00 on this wednesday. october 26. i am daniel miller. >> anchor: good morning everyone. i am julie grauert. and there is no escaping the chill out there this morning. meteorologist shiri spear in the weather center where we saw temperatures in the 30s in some spots. >> weather: yes. this is a look at the morning lows. hit them at 7:00 this morning. 37 boston. 20s bedford and worcester. over to keane new hampshire roxbury, man in this surveillance picture is a person of interest. in an attempted kidnapping. police say he may have tried to grab a 13-year-old girl that was walking to the bus stop. >> anchor: neighbors say the girls screams woke them up. fox 25 news jessica reyes is live in roxbury near the bus stop where this happened. jessica? >> reporter: yeah, julie. it all happened early in the morning yesterday 6:15. as this teenage girl was walking to the bus stop. she told police the strange man her. thankfully she was able to get away unhurt. thi

the university of new hampshire said three cases of the mumps have been linked to that school. >>> and a dangerous drive in quincy sending a couple of children to the hospital. a school bus slamming into a house after it already hit a poll and a stonewall. john cocoa in quincy this morning and john school officials are trying to ease students fears this morning. >> that's right. the principal or assistant principal will be riding the bus after that bus crashed right here into this house behind me. >> a school bus finally pulled away from the quincy home it barrelled into tuesday. >> it sounded like dump trucks flipping over. that's how bad i heard the noise. >> police say the buss driving down query street when it hit a wall. >> everyone was screaming really loud. >> finally crashing into this women's home. she wasn't home at the time but found out what happened immediately. >> people texting me is your house. you may want to come home. there's a bus in your house. >> everything is all over the place. looks like an earthquake in the bus driver and the women driving the car hit were tak

the mumps and chicken pox. in those cases they would consider sending out a letter. for some parents who think whether an illness is on the list or not, they should still be notified. >> i don't think keeping the parents uninformed about such a serious disease or infection is wise. >> reporter: in sarasota, jennifer titus, 10news wtsp. >> now, the sarasota school district also made it clear those two cases were isolated. now, we checked health policies in other districts. pinellas and pasco county say if there was an outbreak as in two notify the health department and letters might be sent home. the state health department has their own rules for reporting diseases. we posted a list of those conditions on wtsp.com and on our 10news app. >>> okay. we are on top of some breaking news. a traffic death investigation is underway as we speak in hillsborough county. the case still developing, but here is what we know as of intersection of 19th avenue northeast and 30th street northeast in ruskin. this was at about 3:00 this afternoon. now, they have learned the motorcyclist

a student there has tested positive for mumps. now, the student has been in looking into howl he became infected. this is a virus that can spread through the air. it is popping up in other parts of new england as well. in fact, the university of new hampshire says three cases of the mumps have been linked to that school. >> sarah: in quincy, an elementary school is responding after a bus packed with children goes on a terrifying crash course. today, school administrators are stepping in to help students feel safe. john cuoco has the latest. >> reporter: school bus finally pulled away from the quincy home it barrele on tuesday. >> it sounded like dump trucks flipping over. that is how bad. i heard the noise. it was like, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: police say the bus was driving down cory street when it hit a car, a telephone pole and a stone wall. >> everyone was screening really loud. >> reporter: finally, crashing into this woman's home. she wasn't home at the time. she found out what happened immediately. >> people were text

the mumps and chicken pox. in those cases they would consider sending out a letter.

jc: mumps cases are showing up on the campus of the university of new hampshire. the new health warning for students and staff. rhett, is getting involved in the world series. the good luck charm he sent to great price on this boneless chicken! yeahno bones about it.es. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my stop & shop. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? ay more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. this price is so low. me eat my greens? no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. stop & shop. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. ben: right now at 5:30, quincy police are searching for a cause of this school bus crash. five students and two adults are recovering from

in private, hillary clinton is mump more enthiewlzastic about that open trade, open borders. he'll say hillary clinton is a corrupt political figure unworthy of the presidency, and change agent in this race and his viers are desperate for him in the closing days of this campaign to reclaim that mantle, because they believe that's the safest place for him to land. >> pelley: nancy, the clinton campaign braces every day for more e-mail leaks from the e-mail account of her campaign chairman john podesta, who presumably has learned hue to clear out his e-mail trash can at this point. marco rubio, the republican senator of florida said today, that the republicans should be careful about swinging this double-edged digital sword. let's have a look. >> i'm not going to do it. and i've advised my fellow republicans not to continue to do it because, again, do we really want to live in a country where a foreign intelligence agency can hold our-- can blackmail our public officials by threatening if you don't do what they want they're going to release your daughter's e-mails or son's e-ma

in private, hillary clinton is mump more enthiewlzastic about that open trade, open borders. corrupt political figure unworthy of the presidency, and he is the change agent, the only change agent in this race and his viers are desperate for him in the closing days of this campaign to reclaim that mantle, because they believe that's the safest place for him to land. >> pelley: nancy, the clinton campaign braces every day for more e-mail leaks from the e-mail account of her campaign chairman john podesta, who presumably has learned hue to clear out his e-mail trash can at this point. marco rubio, the republican senator of florida said today, that the republicans should be careful about swinging this double-edged digital sword. let's have a look. >> i'm not going to do it. and i've advised my fellow republicans not to continue to do it because, again, do we really want to live in a country where a foreign intelligence agency can hold our-- can blackmail our public officials by threatening if you don't do what they want they're going to release your daughter's e-mails or son's e-

mumps is highly contagious. >>> a school bus told out of a quincy home last night eight hours after crashed with students on board the street is open this noon and the quincy police department says that 32 kids were on the bus, five taken to the hospital, for minor injuries. >>> we are learning about this does the home that the bus crashed into his okay. the bus driver clifton suv, hit a fire hydrant and telephone pole and a mailbox. before crashing into the house. >>> it was going really fast and then we heard something crack. and that it started smelling like fire. and then we were just screaming. >> the accident is under investigation. police are trying to figure out if the bus driver was speeding or had some sort of a medical condition. >>> new at noon, canines are making flights safer at the logan airport. the new dogs are trained to detect explosives. wbz anna meiler is live at logan with the details. >> reporter: it is not atypical dog life. they go through 12 weeks of intense training at the airpor increase safety for passengers. this is jazz. do not be surprised if you see catching

in private, hillary clinton is mump more enthiewlzastic about that open trade, open borders. he'll say hillary clinton is a he is the change agent, the only change agent in this race and his viers are desperate for him in the closing days of this campaign to reclaim that mantle, because they believe that's the safest place for him to land. >> pelley: nancy, the clinton campaign braces every day for more e-mail leaks from the e-mail account of her campaign chairman john podesta, who presumably has learned hue to clear out his e-mail trash can at this point. marco rubio, the republican senator of florida said today, that the republicans should be double-edged digital sword. let's have a look. >> i'm not going to do it. and i've advised my fellow republicans not to continue to do it because, again, do we really want to live in a country where a foreign intelligence agency can hold our-- can blackmail our public officials by threatening if you don'to d what they want they're going to release your daughter's e-mails or son's e-mails or wife's e-mails. today it's them. tomorrow it

a staff member at an eastern iowa school is diagnosed with mumps. according to our partners at t worker at bryant elementary in dubuque is now the sixth person to come down with the virus in the district since the beginning of september. student scores in iowa have dropped in reading and math tests. fourth-graders reading on grade level fell to 74- point-8 percent last spring rom 75- point-7 percent during last school year. in math -- the scores fell from 80-point-three percent to 79. the iowa department of success. experts say it is unclear why there were these drops in the 2015-2016 school year. iowa state and the board of regents are backing a plan to use school money -- to help improve a city-owned airport. the plan has i-s-u making annual payments of up to 74-thousand dollars for the next 20 years -- about 1 point three million dollars. it'll build a larger terminal at the ames airport and would offer a facelift could be in order for the being asked to approve a nearly 90-million dollar renovation to kinnick stadium's north end zone. the projec

new cases of the mumps. the symptoms you should look out for. providing clean drinking water. the number of homes drinking water. >> feeling the chill today. cooler air coming out of canada and tracking our next storm. you're updated forecast is ahead. >> students injured. several children and you going to the hospital. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. >> good wednesday morning.

in private, hillary clinton is mump more enthiewlzastic about that open trade, open borders. he'll say hillary clinton is a corrupt political figure unworthy of the presidency, and he is the change agent, the only change agent in this race and his viers are desperate for him in the closing days of this campaign to reclaim that mantle, because they believe that's the safest place for him to land. >> pelley: nancy, the clinton campaign braces every day for more e-mail leaks from the e-mail account of her campaign chairman john podesta, who presumably has learned hue to clear out his e-mail trash can at this point. marco rubio, the republican senator of florida said today, that the republicans should be careful about swinging this double-edged digital sword. let's have a look. >> i'm not going to do it. and i've advised my fellow republicans not to continue to do it because, again, do we really want to live in a country where a foreign intelligence agency can hold our-- can blackmail our public officials by threatening if you don't do what they want they're going to release your

in private, hillary clinton is mump more enthiewlzastic about that open trade, open borders. he'll say hillary clinton is a corrupt political figure change agent in this race and his viers are desperate for him in the closing days of this campaign to reclaim that mantle, because they believe that's the safest place for him to land. >> pelley: nancy, the clinton campaign braces every day for more e-mail leaks from the e-mail account of her campaign chairman john podesta, who presumably has learned hue to clear out his e-mail trash can at this point. marco rubio, the republican senator of florida said today, that the republicans should be careful about swinging this double-edged digital sword. let's have a look. >> i'm not going to do it. and i've advised my fellow republicans not to continue to do it because, again, do we really want to live in a country where a foreign intelligence agency can hold our-- can blackmail our public officials by threatening if you don't do what they want they're going to release your daughter's e-mails or son's e-mails or wife's e-mails. today it'

plus the massive mumps outbreak affecting hundreds of children. >> and, it's not rocket science. >> announcer: prince harry's message. that's today! >> dr. travis: hey, everyone. welcome to the show. [ applause ] >> thanks for being with us. >> dr. travis: we are joined by dermatologist dr. sonia batra and mike dow.

a staff member at an eastern iowa school is diagnosed with mumps. worker at bryant elementary in dubuque is now the sixth person to come down with the virus in the district since the beginning of september. new this morning... battling cancer isn't slowing her down... an eastern iowa athletic trainer says her job is helping her get better. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us emily link is wartburg's athletic trainer.. . this football season she's workingto the team safe.. emily is doing all this while battling a rare form of thyroid cancer. she says earlier this year... she went in for her yearly doctor's appointment.. that's when doctors found a tumor in her neck that was about the size of the palm of her hand.... wartburg football players says they are rallying behind " immediately what i thought was if there's anybody who could get through it, it would be emily." "just knowing what she's going through it makes you kind of suck it up out here you know." doctors did remove emily's tumor in her neck... she is not in remission yet... they are still checki

more mumps cases in schools. the dubuque community school district is reporting 3 more cases of the disease. our coverage partners k-d- t-h says staff and families got an email about cases at district wide there have been 19 cases of mumps this semester. the iowa department of public health says there were 21 confirmed cases in dubuque county from august 1st to october 23rd. and now here's your first alert forecast. plan on a decent halloween! highs will generally be into the middle to upper 60s, with a few lower 70s also possible farther south. the extent of clouds will be critical to exactly how warm things get today, but we should see in the early evening hours. this coincides well with trick or treating across the area and both kids and parents need not worry about coats over the costumes this year. tomorrow looks warmer with widespread 70s likely. by wednesday, our next system rolls in from the west and should generate some showers and storms over the area. thursday and friday will be dry and quiet with high

a staff member at an eastern iowa school is diagnosed with mumps. according to our partners at the dubuque telegraph herald -- a worker at bryant elementary in dubuque is now the sixth person to come down with the virus in the district since the beginning cancer isn't slowing her down... an eastern iowa athletic trainer says her job is helping her get better. emily link is wartburg's athletic trainer.. . this football season she's working 10 to 12 hour days keeping the team safe.. all while battling a rare form of thyroid cancer. wartburg football players says they are rallying behind emily as she goes through surgery and she's always there for us." was if there's anybody wh ooculd get through it, it would be emily." through it makes you kind of suck it up out here you know." this week... emily is starting a diet as part of her cancer treatment... one of the football players who is out with an injury says he's in continuing coverage... officers need extra help. people are still protesting over a pipeline. officers in wisconsin have been sent to nort

mumps. according to our partners at the dubuque telegraph herald -- a worker at bryant elementary in dubuque is now the sixth person to come down with the virus in extra eyes on the road in elk run heights. some wonder if the city should look at other options. the city council approved an ordinance that would allow for speed cameras -- one along lafayette road near city hall. the speed limit in those areas is 25 miles an hour. under a proposed contract -- the city a little more than 18 dollars per paid ticket until the company's off. then all remaining revenue goes to the city. now, let's go to eileen with a look at weather. not as windy, but it will be levels tomorrow and into the 70s for the weekend. a series of fronts will keep chances of storms in the forecast for saturday, saturday night, sunday night and monday it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal for a woman to be fired just for being pregnant. and blum tried to defund planned parentho

mump as i love samsung my safety is definitely first. >> samsung is urging any customers with a galaxy note 7 to power it down and stop using the in new york, fox news . >>> meanwhile a long running case between samsung and apple is in court. apple has again on the front screen from the stacking of icons to the circular home screen button. a local court ruled samsung must pay a fine of $400 million or the total of profits off the phone. >> samsung is going to of tenantly copying the iphone. every court at every level has agreed. we think it's wrong and that poses risks to the future of design. >> samsung argues it shouldn't have to pie for the total profits it earned . >>> the forecast a cool crisp fall day. here now with stormtracker, kevin. and we needed it. >> we've talked all summer how we needed something tropical to dent our drought. we got it. but this won't be as bad. look at that. beautiful sunset west of boston. a couple thin clouds starting to move in. a dewpoint at 35 which means is air is dry you won't see the clouds staking over the area. there are thin clouds moving our

. >>> there are more than 400 possible cases of mumps and the reported at least one case from their school. any student without an mmr vaccine is required to stay home at least 26 days unless they get vaccinated. >>> students in chicago are heading to class but they didn't know if teachers were going to show up. the chicago teachers union will not go on strike in the nation's third largest school district. a last minute agreement was met last night. >>> it's been a rough go for california with the drough wildfires. this latest brush fire, it's growing in napa county. video shows people forced to evacuate because the small fire is threatening homes and wineries there. it's about 50 acres in size but it is burning right now and could change quickly. always important to watch the fires, be sure they don't blue bell just can't catch a break here, now recalling all the ice cream products that contain cookie dough. it is available in 16 states and you may know somebody who enjoys it. the recall comes after an iowa- based company recalled cookie dough due to contamination. this is not connected t

. >>> arkansas is dealing with 427 suspected cases of the mumps, many in children. at least 30 schools have reported at least one case to the health department and they are now requiring every student have the mmr vaccine or they >>> a lot of researchers are shocked to learn major health organizations are getting funding from soda companies. coca-cola and pepsi sponsored at least 96 health groups in the past four years. some worry it could have skewed measures aimed at cutting sugar consumption. >>> would you let someone tattoo you without knowing what it was? >> if you temporary maybe. but people lined up in london for the opportunity to allow a famous artist to give them a mystery tattoo. participants had to stick their arms through a wall and live with whatever they got. all 18 people were happy with their new ink. >> reporter: we are live in were killed in a fiery crash. this morning we are hearing from their families. >> and we'll map out the hot spots for the morning drive. >> and wikileaks has done another document dump, involving leaders here in arizona. >>