hanson. hanson? hanson! ( russell laughing ) have you lost your mind? are you sure about this? st want to remind you that you're the guy who folds his socks before you put them in your drawer. well, maybe i'm tired of folding my socks. okay, welcome aboard. but you better wear your helmet. will debbie be surprised to see you. doesn't it scare you the way you're living-- no job, no security? hey, i got security. i got security knowing i don't owe nobody for anything and i can go wherever i want whenever i want. do you like what you're doing? what are they going to do to you for not showing up? fire me. shrewd move, hanson. just drive, man. yeah. hey, russell... yo! it's good to see you, man. same here, baby. hanson didn't show. well, where is he? that's why i called you in here. find himim yes, sir. what about the prelim on the lafko case? what aboututt? hanson and i got subpoenaed last week. the hearing's tomorrow. how did d get stuck with you, penhall? your name begins with "p," you idiot. penhall... pryor... pinhead. penhall, do you have something to say? no, sir. fficer, sir

hanson, it's for you. quite a little woman you've got there. yeah, hanson. tom, i thought you should know harley died this evening of pneumonia. i'm sorry. [captioning sponsored by fx networks]

hanson: how far back? fuller: way baba. hanson: not back to the time when you wore stupid sideburns and bell bottoms? what is so funny? ( laughter continues ) besides, it was regulation. not that mususche. i had been assigned this woman partner. she was one of the first on the force. lynette johnson. quiet enough for you, fuller? think they put us out here to keep me safe? they put a woman on the force and you want special treatment because you're a minority? yeah, i'd like to be put in danger lynette was likable. i liked her. it was the sexual revolution. she was coming on to me. not all the time. every once in a while. it wasn't like my father ever taught me to resist women. i wasn't prepared to fend her off. you get to choose. pass two to the right. sounds like she had reason for being crazy. not at first. sometimes you spend more time with your partner than you do your wife. and in this case, my partner happened to be a very attractive woman. any reason for her to be jealous? no.. well, not then. or get a meal. nothing

what do you think, hanson? i think you're probably the toughest guy he ever met, tyrell. ( chuckling ) big tough undercover man. what do you want? i want a little revenge. it sounds like you want to go away again. you're going to love this. this is where the cop tells me not to throw my life away that i can be rehabilitated-- learn a trade. isn't that right, officer hanson? not according to the court. they got me for two special circumstances. both guys are dead. yeah, i guess i blew it somewhere. maybe i can become a movie star. you'll give me a part, won't you? won't you? ?? maybe a leading part? could i get a leading part? sure. i want to play a good guy, though-- ow, and get the girl and all. i don't think i'm right for a bad guy. what do you think, jer? i think you should let me go. you're supposed to say-- "i think you should let usgo." go ahead. try it. let me hear how that sounds. come on! i think you should let us go. okay. it's time to go. do you want to go? or watch him go? why not back off him? why?

hanson's still not answering. and he hasn't checked in. what about walker? guy for end running a vigilant faction. they're not vigilantes. walker wouldn't give us the time of day. thth doesn't tell me where campos, or hanson, is. maybe they're stuck in traffic. then it's without his car. it was towed off the street after sitting there all night. maybe your non-vigilant rangers have some ideas where they are.. mr. munez: raffi wouldn't hurt anybody. where is he? he's at school. he's not in school. where is he? we donon know, honest. maybe he's at the headquarters. is he in trouble? we won't know until we find him. so don't protect him. if you know where he i i.. this... i have a small handgun. this morning i noticed it was missing. guys, no patrol till after the restraining... where's raffi? i don't know. we think you do. you're cops? now, meyers. all right. we grabbed campos last night. raffi wanted to scare him he's doing business with. that "creep" is an undercover cop. he's scaring him with a gun. we don't carry weapons. sleep okay? i'm not sure what 100

i was concerned about hanson's health. how are you, hanson? oh, fine. thanks. look what they did to him. doug. yeah? the bullet they dug out of hanson... very scary. tinh: technique is good. winning is better. ah, so it is. call the hand, gentlemen. looks like the touch. it's all in the fingertips. i hate to break up the fun, but... where are you going? y. i got a dinner date. impress the hell out of them, bruce lee. give the old crow my love, toooo okay. thanks, guys. later. the meals... that's what i miss the e st. here they throw something in the microwave and it's dinner. back home, with the family and the food... grandfather treated us with sugar cane juice. when my grandmdm wanted to spoil me she would buy me those chicklets. so, tell us about your family. well, my parents are gone. i have a grandmother, grandma lei but she wouldn't leave vietnam. lize how important it is not to forget where you came from. how is your grandmother doing back there? i wrote to her ththfirst couple of years once a week, sometimes more but i never heard from her. i don't thin

hanson? i'm here as cameron's friend. last night he was baptizing himself because he felt unclean for touching a girl. he's not unclean, he's normal! do you see what you're doing to him? i think you better leave. i'd like to see cameron. oh, my god! what are you doing? you crazy? you cannot know the mysteries of god. i have seen them. this has to stop! i have to purify myself for the rapture. no! they're using you. don't do this. it's god's will. that's why he made the miracle. it's happened before. it never happened! yes, it has! g alive. you don't have to be a saint. i want you to leave. look at his hand. i said get out! we've been told teaching the word of god is illegal. woman: it is against the law. not god's law. the president of the united states wants it changed. righteous americans stand behind him. we can repetition the supreme court and join the fight to revoke this heresy. it will take years. by then my children will think they're monkeys. we've got to do something now. our children need jesus, too. we can't t

take a look at this, hanson. it's a forgery. vice has turned up 300 of these in the last 18 months all from the same shop. i'm putting you, ioki and hoffs on this with penhall. four cops on a fake i.d. case? isn't that a little top-heavy? sir. teenage drunk driving accidents have tripled in the past 12 months. i thought there might be a connection. ( phone rings ) yeah. yeah, i'll talk to him. ( phone rings ) penhall. adam? oh, fuller. no, he's on another call. rhonda? rhonda who? ballet, yeah. look, it will be there by the end of the week. i'll ship the paperwork when it gets here. he's kind of cute... that's all i can do. yeah. adam's a nice guy once you get past all that surface stuff. no, he's my captain. i said put her on hold. yeah. rhonda? yeah, okay. how are you doing? yeah, that's fine by me. okay, i'll see you then. what did you think you were doing? i was just laying a little groundwork for you. i want to know where these kids are drinking-- which bars look the other way. i also want... you got a problem with that, ha

morning, hanson. hello. penhall. hey, jude. you getting anywhere? i got to meet addabbo in 15 minutes. watch him. i know he did it. i hope you're right. i hope he didn't, but... that's what i meant. yeah. just cream? i have work to do. i think we should talk. there's nothing to talk about. we got to talk. look, last night... yeah, last night. i just wanted you to know i didn't plan for anything to happen. i just came over to drink those beers. come on, penhall! mr. white knight arrives to console me. and then i... look, i feel like i got taken advantage of here. whoa, wait a minute. i came over to be consoled. my friend's driving around with a murderer. everybody thinks i'm crazy. i thought you'd be sympathetic. you didn't plan on getting me in the sack? no. i always have condoms in my wallet. yeah? yeah. like when you drive you bring a a are in case you get a flat. that's just great. judy hoffs, roro hazard. kind of. this is silly. will you go to dinner with me? no... no, i will not go to dinner with you, doug. this was all a giant mistake. walk in

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the computer system they use it is everybody on the then computer modeling you really have flexible to have flexible a very good knowledge of structural behavior and a good knowledge about matching precise exact as possible to the real structure and that really take a lot of knowledge in engineering so at the time i told them i wanted people to review the modeling we don't have fle

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the computer system they use it is everybody on the then computer modeling you really have flexible to have flexible a very good knowledge of structural behavior and a good knowledge about matching precise exact as possible to the real structure and that really take a lot of knowledge in engineering so at the time i told them i wanted people to review the modeling we don't have fle

in decorah, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl." all of those vehicles are now on they've already seen that four wheel drive capability come in handy. imagine cooking six turkeys in a few hours. cedar falls business owner todd steil has it down to a science -- after doing it for 20 years. todd says he starts frying the big birds every thanksgiving morning for friends, neighbors, and employees -- and he's all done by the afternoon. unlike most experts -- todd says "use peanut oil, that's the key. it's a little more expensive, but you won't have any flare-ups or flames. it's fun to do. it's nice and juicy. the only downfall is turkeys are awesome." of course -- todd recommends always deep-frying your turkey outside -- make sure it's thawed -- and allow at least 45 minutes per bird. and remember the two iowa turkeys to be pardoned by the president? d-c, but a twist this year a vote for which turkey was pardoned. the twitter vote ultimately ended up with tot getting the pardon... but no worries for tator, they both get to live out the r

tom hanson, jackie garrett. hi, tommy. i don't really go by "tommy" but you can call me hanson. this is an informal get-together. how do you guys like your meat? rare. burnt. okay. jackie, dodoou like working for the d.a.? it's hard work but t u can really do some go. jackie, you know hanson is a cop. really? i don't want to sound like a jerk you don't like it? music means a lot to me. and this derivative guy drives me crazy. when i listen i want real r & b. like what? t-bone, king, muddy waters-- i'm easy. hey, jackie helped me build this case. really? working with doug is great. plenty don't. a major bust came in last year. we had a pound of c ce in a locker and an idiot undercover cop totally mishandled the evidence. i couldn't even file. that was you? you busted that kid in piedmont? steaks are up. i worked for months. you nitpicked my case to death. you needed a solid case. i caught him. you didn't intent to sell. i got to go. i don't think this will work out, guys. thank you. i'm sorry. something wrong with the wine? mrs. logan and molly. this is officer catherine fitzgera

from dubuque, brad hanson, news seven kwwl. blum's watch party is slated to from each election on our the results from each election on our website kwwl dot com it's been a long two years... in the end, ultimately coming down to hillary clinton versus donald trump... but we've had a fair share of players along the way. here's a look back at how decision 2016 has unfolded. ted cruz/ -r- former presidential candidate: i hope i can earn your support. nominee: i am officially running for president of the united states. john kasich/-r- former presidential candidate: i have decided to run for president. hillary clinton/ -d- presidential nominee: i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. bernie sanders/ - former presidential candidate: i believe that in a democracy, that what elections are about, are serious debates. bret baier/fox news: is there to pledge your support for the eventual nominee? (trump raises hand) baier: mr trump? (boos) bernie sanders/ -d- for american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. hilla

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hanson: that. ( hissing ) ( coughing and choking ) hand me this bag over here, would you? how did you know? hey, dori. that candle in that bag is his, isn't it? no, it's my lunch. it's my lunch. penhall: we checked all known arsonists in the area and not one of the fingerprints match. we still have a main suspect. who? why pick on her? her drawing made me go to that room. you didn't tell me that. i've had it with this psychic doo-doo. why can't you believe she can predict the future? because there is no future. what's that mean? it hasn't happened yet and i have some say in it. what about how she knew that the candle was in the bag? maybe it's hers. yeah, well... yes. well, so far we're nowhere and dori was getting some serious vibes off that candle. all right. go to her with a candle, but not the candle. to see if she really is psychic? to get her fingerprints. see if they match. he goes to the school. he's... brown hair. he's sad. he's... i don't know... hurt, sad. like he can't help it. i think he does it because he gets... he feels control over others. is there a name

from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, i'm brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. dolan says they'll continue to stress this kind of training in the future to avoid any incidents like this one. award winning journalist tom brokaw visiting iowa city for the hoover presidential library's kwwl's ron steele emceeing the event tonight --- but before speaking --- brokaw took the time to visit with veterans in a private meet tom brokaw is celebrating 50 years with nbc -- and as part of the celebration has announced he is gifting his private collection of memorabilia to the university of iowa's library. kwwl's jessica hartman sitting down with brokaw about the donation, jessica? for 50 years tom brokaw has reported on and lived the biggest mome he collected will be on display. before he was an nbc legendary journalist --- tom brokaw was a freshman at university of iowa. however -- brokaw failed out that year -- double majoring in what he calls beer & co-eds. "you know i have spent that last 60 years trying to make up for my errant ways when i was at have here, so it is eas

in dubuque, i'm brad hanson, news 7 kwwl." the annual fundraiser averages about 125-thousand dollars a year for hillcrest family services. any hillcrest or dubuque bank and trust locations. coming up next... one of uni's future opponents north carolina takes on wisconsin in hawaii and it is a night of action packed fights in downtown waterloo...and it's all legal. rick coleman joins us next on by your local toyota dealer." good evening, i'm rick coleman. four weeks from tonight---the uni basketball program complete its brutal non-conference schedule with a game against fourth ranked north carolina in chapel hill. two weeks ago the panthers held a private scrimmage with 16th ranked wisconsin. well tonight---the tar heels and badgers meet in the championship the badgers fall behind by 8...before battling back.. vitto brown knocks down the three ball.. it's a three point game. north carolina is super talented---joel berry feeds the big man kennedy meeks for two of his 10 first half points to go along with 12 board...... later its

hanson. hey, coach. things okay? this walker thing... it's like one of those slot machines in las vegas. that all the wrong things will line up for you. like seven emotions. seven things in your life that seem like more than you can handle. i guess if you can take one sad thing away from someone they're safe. so that ain't so bad. been doing some thinking, huh? i thought it was so important i had to know why walker died. but i'll never know. never. can you live with that? yeah. the best i'll know is that i'll never know. that has to be okay. tom. hi, dorothy. have you seen doug? no. he and i got in this fight. i went away. he didn't call. when i called no one answered. i went home. he wasn't there. i don't know where he is. i called here and was told he wasn't around or on a case. he didn't tell me. it's not like him. but i went to those places already. you're a hard man to find, doug. yeah? people like dorothy. you should call. she's worried about you. there's something i want to tell you. that's kind of cute. well... i didn't mean for

from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. it'll cost the city somewhere between 15 and 25-thousand dollars to fix this sinkhole. one person is killed after a ro rapids. it happened in the four-thousand block of tower terrace road near the intersection with miller road north-east. police say the driver was partially ejected and killed at the scene. the victim's name has not been released. hundreds of law enforcement officers, along with family and friends of tony beminio gathering today to honor the fallen des moines sergeant. beminio and urbandale officer services held today at a church in west des moines. des moines police chief dana wingert thanking everyone for their support through this tough time s/ chief dana wingert/ des moines police dept. : difficult to determine who is serving who. but more importantly, in my opinion is that the silent majority has spoken loud and clear. the community has risen up and declared that what happened was horrific and unacceptable and will not be tolerated." the accused gunman, scott gree

(brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "not only will these vehicles be able to help people when they get stuck in the snow, they were actually all purchased locally, so they're putting that money right back into the community here. in decorah, brad all of those vehicles are now on the roads, and sheriff marx says they've already seen that four wheel drive capability come in handy. one of the world's oldest pilots is flying into 99-years next month but ernie smith says he has no plans to be grounded anytime soon ernie is from red oak, and his love for planes started when he was a young boy he flew for decades but in his 80's....he stopped because of his wis coming up... how one couple stopped a thief...with apple cider and.... the saying goes that a dog is a man's best friend.... and not even a motorcycle can tear them apart that's coming up in just a few here's a live look at the storm --------- --------- --------- let's go to storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel now for 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: from the kwwl stormtrack 7

. >> the original plate is from late 2009- the reason he ask i mean hanson i'm not public health the fingers at you, you you were working on the transbay you might have flexible this information part of what i'll elaborate trying to get to why the department didn't after the response to mr. louies letter where in trespassed well will continue to the monitor the site in their 2009 letter but no departmental mechanism or any followup that happens for the next many years even though there is department personnel working on transbay next door and party to information that transbay had as the building sinking and tilting that by the way, implicates that wall will have certain impacts that's in the millenniums exchange of letters or t p pa exchange of letters. >> where - i really didn't bring up by anybody about any settlement problem when ray wrote the letter he assumed one time i asked him what happened he said that is okay. i was not in a position to question my deputy director see and mr. tom you've indicated that mr. ridiculously district attorney - how did that play itself out. >> be

kwwl's brad hanson joins us live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque. brad? when this program was first launced, police say they only wanted to go after the serious misdemeanors and felonies. t that requirement, and say they're finding success with all manner of crimes. photos like these, the light of day. the dubuque police) "the success has just been amazing. out of all the they've posted 50 cases over the last two years, closing (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "baxter says before this program was started, similar pictures would sit in this building for months photos out to the public, (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "baxter says before this program was started, similar pictures would photos out to the public, they're closing these cases much quicker." "we had one case where we sent information out to our local media contacts, and had a so it's just amazing how fast baxter is thrilled to see "it's basically just further promoting the community policing philosophy we've had here since the '90's. engaging the community, keeping those lines of communication open. and

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

here, hanson. clear your schedules up. you two are on special detail. you know about the stafford murder with the two kids from canyon high? no. wanted to marry. different idea. dean shows up at the house and won't leave without cory. they fight. dean shoots his would-be father-in-law. told you y y'd love it. the illinois state police caught the girl yesterdayyi. but they didn't catch dean? he got away. they don't know where he is. you two will bring cory back. i won't remind you that she's a minor. sponsibility. thanks for not reminding us. the tickets, your itinerary and perdium are in that enevelope. - perdium? - expenses, penhall. i now what p pdium is. i just want to know how much. yes! you guys leave immedeatily. captain, does it need to be me? why not hanson or ioki? you got a problem, penhall? trouble on the home front. dorothy: where did you learn to pack? you got no toothpaste, no razors. i'm inin ? next time you abandon me, give me notice. we've got a cab waiting. and how come five days? it only takes three hours to fly there. we've got to go

from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. jubeck's has held this conversations on tap event--tonight's couldn't have been timed better. they have these types of conversations the second wednesday of every month. new details tonight -- an iowa man pleads guilty to charges related to a school bus crash, which injured several students. 42-year-old monte klink had been charged with two counts of serious injury by vehicle and operating while positive for meth after the crash. according to court documents, he was driving an s-u-v in rural manchester in october of 2015 when he didn't yield to a west delaware school bus. the bus rolled after the collision, injuring some of the 32 students on board. klink could face up to 10 years in prison. his sentencing date is set for january 18th. one person is killed, two injured, after a head-on collision. it happened on j- 40 west of 220th avenin west point, crossed the center line and hit a car driven by aaron franklin, of keosauqua. boeding was killed in the crash. franklin and another perso

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

hanson: i thought these guys from south central were supposed to be tough. the mcquaids? don't forget your bus pass this afternoon. show time, wally. oh! what have we got? no, no... ( cloth ripping ) oh! "full wedgie removal." i perfected that move myself in summer camp, july '75. what else you got, wally? oh, pay day. pay day. thank you very much. we're friendly! hey, yo, sawyer. come over here. we want to talk to you. what do you say we just forget about today? you guys want to be friends? you know your way around. this place has potential for the right guys. you want to do business in this school just make sure it isn't mine. guy. ( knocking ) yeah? mahoney from westside division called, captain. some kid was just busted for shoplifting at the mall. yeah, so? t these shades? maybybyou lost your old watch also? and lifted a rolex to replace it? no, i don't think so, captain. the watch is mine. you got a receipt? i bought it on the street. okay, it's not my watch. it's my father's. at, lane-- a bmw, right? yeah. handle pretty well? yeah. how is it compared to, say... the

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. if you're interested in donating to the officers memorial fund our website at kwwl dot com. coming up on kwwl... a dusty disaster for one part of the united states. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar -- we'll see what the weekend has in store with storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg -- that's up next. "this is kwwl news at ten. with ron steele, amanda goodman, storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg and sports with rick coleman. we've got you vernon: they're like a lot of iowans -- they get up early, get the kids to school, but too often, washington stacks the deck against us. we need to build an economy that works for the middle class. instead of giving breaks to big business, we need to cut taxes for the middle class and small business. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message kicking off the weekend with a nice night. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg -- he has more on what's comin

from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. farmers also say you should be careful how close you get to the back of these vehicles, because they have blind spots too, and can sometimes lose you. destoryed in a fire. luigis's in oelwein catching fire saturday afternoon. the family says it started in a kitchen fryer. today--the owner, luigi and a few of his children stopping by what's left of the building. but as you can imagine, a tough goodbye after 57 years. "well, luigi's is my name basically, we are your babies but this is your br luigi says what he will miss most about the resturant is talking to people everyday. he's leaving it up to his children to decide if they will rebuild. the iowa dci is investigating a 'suspicious death' in the southern part of the state. police responding to a home in the 500 block of southeast second street in 53-year-old steven dabb's body was found by two others inside his home, which had recently been destroyed by a fire. autopsy results did not show any major trauma to his body. the exact caus

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

hanson's boyfriend. bob sells cars. maybe he can give e a good deal. tell you what ( bell rings ) enemy territory. some teachererteam to travel these halls. i'm not worried, sir. ray, i may be principal but wewee all grunts here. first airborne, vietnam. two tours. you? conscientious objector. university of toronto, '68-69. just kidding, ray. golf's my biggest demon these days. mike antonini was science professor extraordinaire they robbed him of his love of teaching. they're doing the same to all of us. right on, al. we need to do something tangible. people. oneycut, mr. antonini's sub. man, i don't envy you. al bernard. al. al and mr. antonini are close friends. i hope he's all right. yeah, he's going to be fine.

olea. >> tom as it hanson. we've got a tom huey, a ron tom and hanson tom. a lot of tom's. >> supervisors, i think it's still morning, right. good morning. >> it's still morning and the board is starting to get annoyed and i can feel it. this is hanson tom. principal engineer with the department of duty inspection. so there was a question that you asked in our -- when you talk to our assistant director ron tom about why there's no, sir record about our retention of the pay reviewer. >> yes, how you directed the peer reviewer. >> yeah. i think at that time we don't have abo 83 and abo 82, to spell out the guideline. i think at that time, it was still in the early stage of peer review process. i remember at that time i recall that for the [inaudible] building, we usually -- even for later buildings, we actually have a quick off meeting. kickoff meeting usually will identify the scope of work and also the length of pay review. and we have some stages, maybe, milestone, what peer view have to accomplish before what permit has to issue. so looking at the record i

hanson, what's the story with roosevelt? day after tomorrow. fuller's scrounging up some covers. we got probable cause. why not drag him in? we are this close from a hand-to-hand buy. no way! hey, come on, the floors! ( humming ) hey. hey. i hear you rattled off some pretty inspiring words the other day. anything to keep from going back to work. whatever the reason, you made a difference. be proud of that. you might feel differently when you hear me. they strung up the wrong guy for the tire slashing. i did it. i thought i could get away with it. you're not just saying this so stubbs can get his pension back? if i say i did it that's how you got to put it down, right? right. great. thanks, captain. sorry about the tires. i'll see you. uh, booker yeah? about those tires you slashed... thanks. [captioning sponsored by fx networks no. an old man. he sleeps.

from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. and of course the best way to avoid any collisions--stay alert colder weather is coming let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: our tonight we will have a mostly clear sky with low temperatures thursday will be partly cloudy iowa. highs reach the upper 60s to lower 70s and it will be as we head into friday. highs friday will be reached in the afternoon. winds will switch to but most of the moisture stays northwest of us. the weekend will c new details tonight -- trial is moved for a former iowa new details tonight -- trial is sex scandal with a student. former cedar rapids washington high teacher mary beth haglin facing federal and state charges of sexual exploitation. she pleaded not guilty to those charges. however, haglin admitted to having a relationship with a 17-year-old student while teaching at the school. her tr

kwwl's brad hanson catching up with a couple of the students from that trip today. brad's live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with more on this special trip. this group got in late last to school this morning. but despite their lack of sleep, there's no doubt this trip energized them. nats singing these voices have performed for thousands, but now they can add one very special set of ears to their list--pope francis. "the pope heard our voices." "i was really afraid i was going to mess up." sixty students, along with 35 staff, teachers and parents, traveling to italy last "i was really afraid i was going to mess up." sixty students, along with 35 staff, teachers and parents, traveling to italy last we t presided over by the pope himself. (lela udri, senior) "i don't know, the thought that he would have heard our choir is just ridiculous. i'm still kinda freaking out about it." (jacob nuti, sophomore) "he was 15-20 feet away from me at one point, in his popemobile, and he was just so smiley and happy and willing to be there for us. and it was quite ama

please help a welcome robin hanson. [applause] >> i'm going to give a short talk and we'll have lots of time for questions, and i know there will be lots of questions, so get them ready. now reading unless you beg me. this is all of history on one graph. on the x. axis is log rhythm of time, sometime in the near future for all fits. on the y. axis is the growth rate of the human economy and of other things before. notice it looks like a staircase. humans started 1 million years ago and double roughly every quarter million years at a steady rate and then there was a sudden transition. when the growth rate jumped up by a factor of more than 50, having farmers a double roughly every 1000 years. that happened about 10,000 years ago. been 200 years ago there was another transition from the industrial revolution. and then the growth rate again jumped up in less than a doubling time to be doubling every 15 years. that's what it's been doing for the last few centuries. if this trend were to continue then sometime in the next ce

from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. colder weather is ahead let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast high temperatures this weekend at 10-20 mph. our stretch of of any rain would be next friday. a colder night is on the weekend remain above normal...in continue through early next week. the next chance of any rain would be next friday. a of frost. high temperatures this weekend remain above normal...in the 50s. sunday is early next week. the next chance valley's -- brew broom --- the industry of micro breweries quickly expanding in the area. inside look at the newest additions to the local micro- brewing industry. jessica? not only is single speed investing in a new larger 2nd location here in downtown waterloo --- the cedar valley is home to two new brewing companies. at the corner of second and state street in cedar falls --- just a newgard i

from dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. thursday december first. they'll open the floor to public comments at that meeting. coming up on kwwl... an annual thanksgiving tradition lives on... plus.. a man accused of trying to burn down his girlfriend's home --with her inside. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack weather information. here is additional forecast we are tracking a storm forecast to impact us late tonight through wednesday. late tonight into tuesday morning, a light wintry mix is temperatures warm above freezing by late tuesday morning changing any mix to rain. rain becomes widespread in the afternoon and continues through the night and into wind tuesday and tuesday night becomes light on wednesday. thanksgiving day is dry, but we are tracking a chance for light snow thursday night followed by a dry friday. any snow highs will s

>> and hanson or mr. tom while we've got you up here your august 2016 memo entitled the 30 is permit review identifies professor jack of the uc berkley and structural engineer as two outside highly respected experts was it dbis- >> even though the building was designed under a prescribe active design but i say height of the building and the complexity of the system needs another review at the beginning the building but this is a code pro descriptive design i want them to at least go to a peer review panel at the time it was a significant building but they only agree on the structural system reelevated i brought up the fact that the

hanson: all right, that's enough. knock it off! very effective. quite a little circus you've got there, sal. they love getting out of the house. so do i. i just think it's great that we're all here together to share the holidays and i'd like to make a toast-- to the family. to all of us-- however we gototere. penhall: to thai kieu who never did get here. to reggie peterson of roanoke, virginia. and to everyone else we left over there. [captioning sponsored by fx networks

utah's chase hanson grabs it and the utes lead. darren carington, originally ruled incomplete but he gets one foot in and has control, amazing 17 yard touchdown for the. ducks pull off the upset, 30-28, your fiebl. we'll take our final time-out before we check in on today's top five action around the nation where michigan stated had a chance to beat second round ohio state on this two >>> ohio state facing michigan next week but today, they had all they could handle with michigan state, november football, snow and lots of wind in east lansing, setting up a possible upset, second play of the game. tyler o'connor, lj scott, and he is gone. 64 of his 76 receiving yards he had at 160 and a touchdown on the ground, 7-0. buckeyes respond later in the quarter, j.t. barrett off the play action, curtis samuel, ties the game at 7. third quarter, running back mike weber, became the third buck eye freshman to rush for a thousand yards. 17-10 ohio state. under 5:00 to play. scott gets the call and scores on a one-yard run. michigan state down 1

holy mackerel. >> touchdown cal, chad hanson. >> he's big, he's fast, he's a great route runner. he catches the ball. this guy's been outstanding. >> wow, that's very cool. >> i love the way he plays. >> you know, feels good to have that kind of recognition, you know, after all your hard work and all the hours that you put in off the field. >> reporter: hanson hasn't exactly come out of nowhere, but it's close. the former walk on transfer from idaho state caught a total of 19 passes last year. he had a pac-12 leading 75 so far this season despite missing two games due to injury. he's quickly become a guy that opposing coaches now have to big game plan for. >> he's got to be somebody that we have our eye on, that we try to minimize the damage that he could cause. >> you're a junior, so you haven't tasted victory yet. how much would it mean to get one finally and get one here? >> huge. for us, for our coaching staff, for all of cal and then all the alumni, every fan of cal. you know, they've been waiting for this, like you said, for six years, and we're hoping that we're the team t

kwwl's brad hanson has more from dubuque. "well since he took office two one of the most vulnerable in congress. now two years later, he is on his way back to washington." nats rod blum! rod blum! blum supporters estatic after the associated press calls the race for the republican incumbent. one hundred gathered in dubuque. "media says why do you think you're going to be sent back to i've actually done what i told the voters two years ago i was going to do." the win comes after a coming back to the district, what i said we were going to congressman rod blum is heading back to washington. from dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl." blum's challenger - monica it just wasn't enough. kwwl's shirley descorbeth live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with more. shirley. last night at monica vernon's watch party...she told her supporters she conceded to blum...telling him she hoped they could work together. pretty quiet last night at the watch party... many were supporting one about what's next for her. but she will never st

from dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl." as the results started coming in - former cedar rapids city councilwoman monica vernon had an early lead. but that would change. kwwl's shirley descorbeth joins newsroom in dubuque -- to tell us what vernon is saying about the election. last night at monica vernon's watch party...she told her supporters she conceded to blum...telling him she hoped they could work together. pretty quiet last night at the watch party... many were supporting one another, with hugs. vernon tells us she hasn't about what's next for her. but she will never stop fighting for what she believes in...however that may be. "we had a great run and i will never stop working on any of fairer economy." vernon telling blum she will never stop working for the betterment of iowa. and she's be happy to work with for now vernon says she's going to take some time off... but believes she can find a way to stand for the issues she believes in even if it's not in congress. live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque...